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guyanesesista

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• Sep 8, 2012

• #31

Detangle with fingers.

 

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PJaye

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• Sep 8, 2012

• #32

Add ingredients your hair likes to your DCs for more effective conditioning (i.e., oils, SAA, aloe vera, honey, etc).

 

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PJaye

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• Sep 8, 2012

• #33

Use a seamless comb while detangling.

 

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PJaye

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• Sep 8, 2012

• #34

An excellent seamless comb, the Magic Star Rake, can be purchased at hotcombs.net.

 

BraunSugar

New Member

• Sep 8, 2012

• #35

You don't have to try everything everybody else is doing & you don't have to take all the advice you are given.

 

claud-uk

Well-Known Member

• Sep 8, 2012

• #36

Keep nail edges filed so they don't get caught on your hair... rrrrrip!

 

virtuenow

Well-Known Member

• Sep 8, 2012

• #37

Wet your hair DAILY w/a water or avj based spritz = MOISTURE = RETENTION

 

Aura

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #38

If you want to learn how to do twist outs, braid outs, bantu knot outs, etc, go to YouTube. I learned so much by actually seeing different women's tutorials displaying their various techniques and results.

 

Linxnme

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #39

Be consistent....

 

Linxnme

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #40

If you are going to use direct heat, use a heat protectant.

 

DominicanBrazilian82

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #41

Silk Amino Acids and your favorite leave-in can be a relaxed head's best friend for air drying.

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MarieB

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #42

Love it and it will love you back.

 

AJellyCake

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #43

If your nails or nail polish are peely, wear latex gloves when handling your hair--especially when cleansing! (Your manicures will last longer and your hair will thank you!)

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AJellyCake

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #44

If your hair doesn't fit well in plastic caps, use a plastic kitchen garbage bag; they're one size fits all and cheap (no elastic chewing on your edges either)!

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mEmYSELFaNDj

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #45

Retire your blow dryer

 

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mEmYSELFaNDj

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #46

Aubrey Organics GPB is a great light protein deep conditioning treatment.

 

southerncitygirl

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #47

moisturize your hair with a water based cream or lotion and seal with an oil or butter like shea, mango, hemp, avocado, murumuru, kukui, etc. 2-5 times a week.

 

southerncitygirl

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #48

dust your ends every 3-4 months and watch your retention increase.

 

southerncitygirl

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #49

wash your hair in a minimum of 4 sections to avoid tangles or breakage.

 

NaturalPath

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #50

Aerobics can benefit the heart & hair by increasing blood circulation, try to get in 20min at minimum a day

 

NaturalPath

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #51

Hair is made out of keratin, a type of protein. Incorporating protein shakes for those who are not getting enough may be very beneficial for growth

 

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mEmYSELFaNDj

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #52

Try to focus on hair health more than just length. If its healthy length will soon follow.

 

Dominicanatural

New Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #53

Rely on others for ideas, but rely only on your knowledge of your own hair for results.

 

silenttullip

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #54

if your hair is being chopped, broken, fried or tortured in any other way... Get up and kindly exit.

 

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ChevaliYAY

New Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #55

Have fun with your hair!

 

Atdow71

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #56

Consistency is key

 

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knjsavy

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• Sep 9, 2012

• #57

Just because someone else's hair doesnt like it, doesnt mean your hair wont like it

 

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knjsavy

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #58

Product revisitation is ok. Your hair may be fickle, what she once hated she may now like or even love

 

LadyChe

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #59

Dry your hair gently with an old tshirt instead of a towel.

 

sckri23

New Member

• Sep 9, 2012

• #60

Linxnme said:

Be consistent....

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Atdow71 said:

Consistency is key

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Blunt cuts are best saved for extreme damage control only

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Last edited: Sep 9, 2012