unmanipulated hair in its ABSOLUTE natural condition - Page 9

empressri · #**161** 06-13-2012, 05:33 PM

I just realized something....

if someone DID in fact just do the roll out of bed and don't touch their hair, they definitely wouldn't be on LHCF.

I've seen people that look like this...but he also seemed to also abhor soap and water on his man parts. He was funkyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

luckiestdestiny · #**162** 06-13-2012, 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by CurlsBazillion

You have so many vaild points that I agree with. Indigenous tribes have their ways of grooming and styling hair and I wouldn't dare call that hair not in its natural condition just because its been touched and shaped. So why call my braid out on my chemical free hair not in its natural condition. Never thought having natural hair wouldn't be natural enough

Not in the contest for superiority...in that contest you must strive to become a "super natural!"

Only the toughest naturals can handle this call. See she's keeping it really real by asking everyone to ponder this question. You're only pretending (and so am I as a natural) to keep it real because the implication is that something must be wrong that we won't just roll out of bed and go to work.

No one does that (not indigenous tribes, or any other cultures that I know of type 1,2,3,4 hair)...but somehow if you're a real natural you need to go the extra step into territory that no one has ever been able to match in the history of the world!

The way I see it once her hair gets a certain length a revision will be made. I could easily say that at 1-3 inches, but at my current state which is whip/hip (haven't measured lately)...there's no way in heyalll....and even braiding is manipulation (so I'm guilty! of manipulation even though I'm low manipulation lol). Oh well...I guess I'm just not going to be upgraded to a "super natural" ever ....and will have to settle for being stuck in the "regular" natural category. Alas!

MrsJaiDiva · #**163** 06-13-2012, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by luckiestdestiny

Not in the contest for superiority...in that contest you must strive to become a "super natural!"

Only the toughest naturals can handle this call. See she's keeping it really real by asking everyone to ponder this question. You're only pretending (and so am I as a natural) to keep it real because the implication is that something must be wrong that we won't just roll out of bed and go to work.

No one does that (not indigenous tribes, or any other cultures that I know of type 1,2,3,4 hair)...but somehow if you're a real natural you need to go the extra step into territory that no one has ever been able to match in the history of the world!

The way I see it once her hair gets a certain length a revision will be made. I could easily say that at 1-3 inches, but at my current state which is whip/hip (haven't measured lately)...there's no way in heyalll....and even braiding is manipulation (so I'm guilty! of manipulation even though I'm low manipulation lol). Oh well...I guess I'm just not going to be upgraded to a "super natural" ever ....and will have to settle for being stuck in the "regular" natural category. Alas!

You won't be alone! Super natural ain't for me either...it don't jive with my conditioner addiction.

CurlsBazillion · #**164** 06-13-2012, 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by luckiestdestiny

Not in the contest for superiority...in that contest you must strive to become a "super natural!"

Only the toughest naturals can handle this call. See she's keeping it really real by asking everyone to ponder this question. You're only pretending (and so am I as a natural) to keep it real because the implication is that something must be wrong that we won't just roll out of bed and go to work.

No one does that (not indigenous tribes, or any other cultures that I know of type 1,2,3,4 hair)...but somehow if you're a real natural you need to go the extra step into territory that no one has ever been able to match in the history of the world!

The way I see it once her hair gets a certain length a revision will be made. I could easily say that at 1-3 inches, but at my current state which is whip/hip (haven't measured lately)...there's no way in heyalll....and even braiding is manipulation (so I'm guilty! of manipulation even though I'm low manipulation lol). Oh well...I guess I'm just not going to be upgraded to a "super natural" ever ....and will have to settle for being stuck in the "regular" natural category. Alas!

you got me laughing so loud at the bolded especially the underlined!

pookaloo83 · #**165** 06-13-2012, 08:38 PM

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Originally Posted by empressri

I just realized something....

if someone DID in fact just do the roll out of bed and don't touch their hair, they definitely wouldn't be on LHCF.

I've seen people that look like this...but he also seemed to also abhor soap and water on his man parts. He was funkyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Sent from my iPhone 4s using LHCF

grownwomanaz · #**166** 06-14-2012, 12:59 PM

Lawd super natural

? We going super natural up in this thread now smh?

Seamonster · #**167** 06-14-2012, 02:17 PM

I did it when my hair was thinner and loved it. I call it the unstretched fro. Furthermore I got a lot of play from men off this hairstyle. Even on you tube, I get a lot of male subbies from the video because men like tutorials on how to take care of an unstretched fro. Wash and gos are considered girly.

Oh, I live by the beach, and everybodies hair looks a little cray cray around here. We just call it beach hair and KIM.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw8tORx760M