What does AFH mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Annie Fisher's Hair is an abbreviation used to describe the type of hair that traditionally grows from the head of African-American women. It was first made famous by Annie Fisher, who was born in 1873 and pioneered African-American hair care.

The unique qualities of AFH are its naturally curly and free-flowing style which had never been seen before by anyone else at that time. This quickly made Annie Fisher's Hair become a symbol for beauty in many African American communities, due to its strength, volume and curl pattern.

To achieve an AFH look there are several methods you can use; however it really depends on your personal preference as each method may work differently for different types of hair. You could try using high quality oils or moisturizers specially formulated for kinky or coily textures, braiding your hair overnight or using heat styling tools such as curling wands or flat irons to create loose curls.

Generally no, unless you are doing something drastic such as chemical processing or removing more than 1/4 inch off your natural curl pattern which can damage the curl permanently if not done correctly by a professional stylist. However this may vary depending on your overall health status so it is always recommended to consult with a physician before undergoing any major change in hairstyle.

No - only certain people have what would be considered "Annie Fisher's Hair". In general this type has very tight coils or kinks giving it bounce and movement even when dry and un styled making it recognizable when compared with other textures when looking closely at someone's scalp area. This type usually belongs 90% to 100% native Africans but also some Sub Saharan West Africans too may have this type of curliness depending on genetic lineages they possess due to migration patterns throughout history.