jprayze
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I know about setbacks! I had one just last year with a scissor happy stylist. Only thing that helped me recover fast was that I knew what worked best for my hair.
Waist Length Challenge 2015
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I know about setbacks! I had one just last year with a scissor happy stylist. Only thing that helped me recover fast was that I knew what worked best for my hair.
Angel of the North
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JosieLynn
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. I really have no clue, like I knew I was in need of a dusting but I think she called herself making my hair one blunt level which isn't what I asked for. And this was a salon supposedly for naturals, and some of the other clients had really nice length. But I didn't like how dependent the customers seemed, like they couldn't do anything to their hair without a stylist.
Plus, I'm co-washing a lot more and my hair likes that.
kinky curlygenie
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So I feed up with hair atm so I'm all weaved up- is been a while since I lay heat weave so it's a nice break. I feel like once been at this stage forever abs my hair isn't growing although I can tell my hair was taking that lol extra to do abs wash etc so hopefully I'll get that boost after I take my install out. Although I'm not to sure how long I'll hold out though 
I was thinking of adding a growth aid in after I take it out
How's everybody doing?
I was thinking of adding a growth aid in after I take it outHow's everybody doing?
jennwantslonghurr
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I was also thinking about getting a sew in over the weekend but ever since I started taking care of my hair I'm too paranoid lol. I used to be the weave queen haha. If I can find some kinky straight hair maybe I'll make some clip-ins... idk.
Froreal3
haulin hard in the paint
Still using my NJoy Growth oil and taking Priteva vitamins. Second month of the Priteva...almost onto the third bottle. Hoping the combo of these two will give me a length boost by my birthday in March. I want to be closer to MBL then.
If I'm not too lazy this weekend, I may rollerset to stretch and put in some twists. Otherwise, I'll just do the twists.
If I'm not too lazy this weekend, I may rollerset to stretch and put in some twists. Otherwise, I'll just do the twists.
krissyhair
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I got a trim today. It was a half inch. The stylist told me that it's important to trim every time you feel your ends snapping, tangling more or feel rough.
ajluvshair
New Member
I took out my kinky twists, washed, conditioned and deep conditioned with Aveda Moisture Remedy. I then dried my hair on the cool setting and reinstalled my twists.
ajluvshair
New Member
Hi Ladies, I also wanted to mentioned that I am now taking Viviscal, 5000mcg of Biotin and a Vitamin B complex which has folic acid in it. I think I am getting some good growth.
jprayze
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Yes very weird
loulou82
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I just reported it to Admin. Ladies please submit a report so we can have the screen names removed. It's against forum rules to have these type of screen names and it's disgusting and annoying as you know what to see them.
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I braided my hair some odd days ago and I'm thinking about keeping them in
for 4 months at a time. I'll wash my hair (probably just once per month) and all but I think it just really needs to be stretched so it doesn't tangle. Oh when I was braiding my hair, in some areas that were feeling like velcro, I trimmed a little off the ends. I know that doesn't remedy the problem but it made me feel like I was taking action since I rarely raise scissors to this head
I'm Going out today to buy some organic sage and rosemary to do my scalp treatment with. I heard one of my friends say something about using rice milk for hair and I was thinking of looking into that...
Grrr.. I haven't gotten my Ghee butter yet. It's "Processing". I think once I find a different place to buy it (hopefully not online), I'll cancel my order. I bought Shea Butter yesterday so I've been using that with no problems anyway.
Btw those "thanks".. Ew. It's actually hard to take posts seriously when I see some business like that right under it.
for 4 months at a time. I'll wash my hair (probably just once per month) and all but I think it just really needs to be stretched so it doesn't tangle. Oh when I was braiding my hair, in some areas that were feeling like velcro, I trimmed a little off the ends. I know that doesn't remedy the problem but it made me feel like I was taking action since I rarely raise scissors to this head
I'm Going out today to buy some organic sage and rosemary to do my scalp treatment with. I heard one of my friends say something about using rice milk for hair and I was thinking of looking into that...
Grrr.. I haven't gotten my Ghee butter yet. It's "Processing". I think once I find a different place to buy it (hopefully not online), I'll cancel my order. I bought Shea Butter yesterday so I've been using that with no problems anyway.
Btw those "thanks".. Ew. It's actually hard to take posts seriously when I see some business like that right under it.
. I love it!Yep!
I'm thinking about maybe mixing some rice milk into the 'Sagemary'. Gosh, girl it's wonderful though. It detangled my hair so well and it has a really nice herbal scent that lingers. I love it. Plus, they are said to stimulate hair growth so that's always a plus. Also, it leaves it feeling soft and moisturized. Top that off with a thin layer of shea butter applied to the hair afterwards and it's heavenly haha.
I do too much though, I wish I could just stick to one thing that works but I love experimenting way too much!
loulou82
I'm thinking about maybe mixing some rice milk into the 'Sagemary'. Gosh, girl it's wonderful though. It detangled my hair so well and it has a really nice herbal scent that lingers. I love it. Plus, they are said to stimulate hair growth so that's always a plus. Also, it leaves it feeling soft and moisturized. Top that off with a thin layer of shea butter applied to the hair afterwards and it's heavenly haha.
I do too much though, I wish I could just stick to one thing that works but I love experimenting way too much!
loulou82
krissyhair
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I think getting to waist length is going to be easy this time around. I've tried before but cut a lot each time. If I keep it simple by using conditioner often, finger coming, oiling my ends and keeping my hair stretched, I should make it in no time. To keep the urge to do a dramatic cut, I'll keep it trimmed.
MileHighDiva
A+ Hair Care Queen
Guinan
Re-Branding
MileHighDiva, I think the HE cleansing conditioner is def gonna give WEN a run for its money. I REALLY like the product. The one thing that HE does that WEN (to me) doesn't is lather. The HE lathered really well. I couldn't tell if it was shampoo or conditioner.
