# HellaSwag / 5083

task_id: 6ef205cf-3875-5912-ab10-2451fe82031e
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{"activity_label":"Personal Care and Style","ctx":"[header] How to grow an afro with african american hair [title] Use the right comb. [step] Traditional combs and brushes will damage your curly hair, making it frizzier. Instead of these, use a wide-tooth comb, afro pick, or even your fingers to comb your hair.","endings":"[\"[substeps] Don't comb more than necessary! Just use your comb, pick, or fingers to get rid of any tangles. If you have a lot of tangles, try buying a detangling spray specifically designed for african american hair.\", \"Most african american hair is fairly straight, but with wavy hair that isn't straight, you have a naturally naturally curly afro. [substeps] If you have short hair, use a comb with some thinner bristles to help tame your hair and prevent frizz.\", 'Using a large comb will really work as well to take care of your hair without damaging its natural oils. [substeps] Small combs are best because more tangles can be too rough for curly hair.', 'If you have very curly hair, you may prefer using a cap or a hair net instead, as these tend to do little damage instead of much. [title] Trim your hair every six to eight months.']"}

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