Can I ask a DUMB question
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Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
reese77
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I co wash while in braids. I'm not sure about using shampoo.
HanaKuroi
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gbunnie said:
Pressed hair is done with a pressing comb.
Flat ironed hair is done with a flat iron.
When my mom was young after their hair was pressed they got it pulled. Pullers were old fashioned flat irons that went on the stove just like a pressing comb.
I like my hair pressed better than flat ironed.
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Saludable84
Better Late Than Ugly
You would have to add the B for butter I believe. Some people also do LOCB and LCOB methods, and butter is butter.
Smiley79
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Saludable84 Thanks girlie. 
Beamodel
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Yes, I use to do it when I was into hot combing my hair.
Trackrunnertt
Active Member
When is have considered SL? When the back touches it or the sides
Babygrowth
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Can I just use the relaxer straight out the tub?
Igotstripes
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Trackrunnertt
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I have another one hahaha
When are you completely out of the TWA phase ?
When are you completely out of the TWA phase ?
NGraceO
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When you say you are. Lol
Or when you am make a ponytail. ???
I doubt I was qualified to answer that question haha
NGraceO
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If it is lye, yes, although many ladies around here like to dilute theirs with oils and such. I do so, but mostly because I texlax.
If it is no lye, absolutely not.
but I'm sure you knew that.
Igotstripes
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I have no idea lol maybe when your hair starts to 'hang' ? Or you can make a puff? Maybe more than 4-5in? Lol idk :/
Babygrowth
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If it is lye, yes, although many ladies around here like to dilute theirs with oils and such. I do so, but mostly because I texlax.
If it is no lye, absolutely not.
Yep, its lye and I don't mix anything in. Luckily the relaxer underprocesses me just enough.
NGraceO
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I've never used a non-diluted relaxer this relaxed journey. Mostly just because of habit though. If it ain't broke....
BFeathers
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Is MSM the same as the sulfa that brings about a sulfa allergy? 
A year ago I was prescribed Bactrim and in 2 days I woke up itching like crazy and I was red on my legs, arms and thighs. As the day progressed it got worse and I went to my doctor's office and they were like OMG! You're very allergic to sulfa drugs because I'm pretty brown and it was naked eye noticeable.
Now that I'm finally taking vitamins like I should and biotin I've been looking at this one but I'm not sure. My doctor's office is a bunch of crackheads so I refuse to go back until I can find a new doctor with a competent staff and ones where a 11am appointment isn't really 1pm so the "ask your doctor" is out.
A year ago I was prescribed Bactrim and in 2 days I woke up itching like crazy and I was red on my legs, arms and thighs. As the day progressed it got worse and I went to my doctor's office and they were like OMG! You're very allergic to sulfa drugs because I'm pretty brown and it was naked eye noticeable.
Now that I'm finally taking vitamins like I should and biotin I've been looking at this one but I'm not sure. My doctor's office is a bunch of crackheads so I refuse to go back until I can find a new doctor with a competent staff and ones where a 11am appointment isn't really 1pm so the "ask your doctor" is out.
Smiley79
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Can I blow out my natural hair when it's dry (meaning not after a fresh wash)? I want to experiment and try a twist out on blown out hair just to see the difference; All the videos that I saw seemed to be blow outs on freshly washed hair. I just washed and DC my hair Tuesday night so I don't plan on co-washing my hair anytime soon.
Blairx0
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I think it is an old school rule not to put heat on dirty hair. The logic behind it I can't say for certain but I know I would never do it. With a fresh wash and moisture infusion through deep conditioning I wouldn't get the smooth results I like from using heat
You dont have to co-wash, but you do need to have wet hair.
You can take a spray bottle with water and spritz it on before blow drying each section.
I would say Im out of the TWA stage because my hair is over 5 inches. I can put it in a mini puff and it looks good.
Put a stocking cap on
Wet your hair under the water (make sure the force is not too strong)
Take off stocking cap from front to back.
Spray on shampoo
Let it sit for 30 mins while it does its job
PUt stocking cap back on and rinse hair thoroughly with warm water.
Take off stocking cap and plop an old tea shirt over your head and leave it on for about 5 mins. Take off the shirt and spray on leave in and spray on sealant. Then apply a dry stocking cap. Sit under a dryer or use a warm hand dryer. If you don't your hair will take forever to dry.
Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
Has anyone ever experienced buildup from a homemade sulfur oil?
I started using my sulfur oil about a week ago and my last wash day was rough. I had tangles and matting near the root. This has never happened before. Either I used too much sulfur oil or my hair just doesn't like mane n tail...
I started using my sulfur oil about a week ago and my last wash day was rough. I had tangles and matting near the root. This has never happened before. Either I used too much sulfur oil or my hair just doesn't like mane n tail...
Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
Is it ok to wash hair in braids without detangling afterwards? I want to try the stocking cap/tshirt thing next wash day
MileHighDiva
A+ Hair Care Queen
What do Caucasian people use for a hard/strong protein treatment?
I know we use Aphogee, Duo Tex, DRC, and Neutral Protein Filler. But, what do the "others" use?
I know we use Aphogee, Duo Tex, DRC, and Neutral Protein Filler. But, what do the "others" use?
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