The hot head cap is convenient and effective. You will love it!
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The hot head cap is convenient and effective. You will love it!
divachyk
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:blowkiss: oh my gosh, thank you shortdub78, that seriously made my night!
I love mine too Mmfood...I think you'll be pleased Lilmama1011.
spellinto
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Almost out of NTM mask but don't feel like repurchasing. Wondering if I can use my Hair One as a DC. You can do it with Wen, and Hair One is a cheaper copy of that so...it should work as a DC too, right? That would be great because my hair absolutely loves the stuff 
Bibliophile
Hair toy Aficionado
I wish I could get my hands on Silk2 Moistec conditioner.
It was perfect: reasonably priced, Black-owned, available in large sizes, easily absorbed with minimal heat, detangles, cone-free, left my hair soft, supple & moisturized for days.
No other conditioner performed like it.
Sent from my SGH-T599N using LHCF
It was perfect: reasonably priced, Black-owned, available in large sizes, easily absorbed with minimal heat, detangles, cone-free, left my hair soft, supple & moisturized for days.
No other conditioner performed like it.
Sent from my SGH-T599N using LHCF
Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
I want to dye my hair in January to track my growth in 2015. I did it last year and the year before. The cool thing about dyeing it yearly is that I have ombre color towards the end of the year 
Babygrowth
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Every time I watch MoKnowsHair do a silk wrap I want to drop everything, buy those products, and set my hair instantly but I truly suck at it! I need to practice.
gabulldawg
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I'm learning my hair likes coconut oil. When I put what I feel like is too much it looks and feels good. 
Bibliophile
Hair toy Aficionado
OMG, her face. She's really in the moment :-D
Sent from my SGH-T599N using LHCF
overtherainbow
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I did my first ”protein” DC in years now that my hair suddenly decided it loves protein. My hair felt so strong (I used the EVA NYC mask) and moisturized at the same time. I also washed my hair in sections for the first time in years and I'm a believer! I can't believe all this time I was too lazy to put my hair in sections. So much time was saved!
wannabelong
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Not sure how I'm going to survive doing wash n go's during the Fall and Winter months. Wetting my hair daily when it's chilly/cold outside is not the business. I'll be glad when my hair grows long enough to do twistouts.
Babygrowth
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I've got to go pull some things out of my tote. My Oyin BSP Elucence conditioner and who knows what else I've been forgetting about!
Vshanell
FKA Pokahontas
I'm in my hot head right now lol
oneastrocurlie
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I kinda want to use my J. Monique Mud Wash today. But I want to use her clay mask too. Probably too much clay in one day right??
Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
I put a rinse on my hair today and it pretty much all rinsed out 
I guess I should just switch to another brand. This is the second time that Beyond the Zone let me down. I don't get it, because when I was relaxed this was my favorite rinse.
I guess I should just switch to another brand. This is the second time that Beyond the Zone let me down. I don't get it, because when I was relaxed this was my favorite rinse.
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Evolving78
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have you clarified?
Evolving78
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I don't know what to do! Texlax at 16 weeks, stretch until February, or stretch until April? It seems like the smart thing to do would be to texlax next month, and stretch for another 12-14 weeks. If I texlax next month, my hair will be stretched out enough to start bunning and go back to roller sets. So I think I will do that.
DarkJoy
Bent. Not Broken.
Decided to ENJOY MY HAIR this month. All these rules for retention has made having hair a chore and burdensome.
Aside from frying and dyeing it, me and these strands are gonna have fun and experiment with styles through Halloween. If that means cones, grease, wacky mousse oh well. Then back on the wagon through New Year.
Aside from frying and dyeing it, me and these strands are gonna have fun and experiment with styles through Halloween. If that means cones, grease, wacky mousse oh well. Then back on the wagon through New Year.
oneastrocurlie
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Welp. I used both. My hair is actually pretty darn soft. Too soft perhaps lol
Bun Mistress
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I think I'm off sew-ins of a while. I took out my last weave last weekend. My hair is nice and healthy, it much longer, will condition twice a week like I used to and go from there.
gabulldawg
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Loving my hair again today!!! I think the coconut oil is the trick. 
When I put what I think is too much oil it looks great and it seems like it stretches my hair a little. Today I can really tell that my hair is growing.
I think the coconut oil is the trick. When I put what I think is too much oil it looks great and it seems like it stretches my hair a little. Today I can really tell that my hair is growing.
Britt
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Just gonna have a moment here....
I
LOVE my natural hair. I really do. I could have easily done this years ago. Transitioning was a pain in the beginning but things got easier. My only regrets is a bit of the heat damage I incurred during my transition. Other than that, I do love my natural hair. I love the way it looks on me, I love the feel of it. I love the volume, and I can't imagine how much more fierce it will be when it grows out. I truly think my relaxed hair pales in comparison. Actually, that was the impetus to going natural.
I love the versatility of my hair. I also love that if I want a straight look I can opt for a weave/clip ins/wig. As my hair gets longer I look forward to big blow outs with bantu knots, rod sets, and flexi rods. Me going natural has encouraged my mom to do the same, and she's enjoying her hair journey too
I
LOVE my natural hair. I really do. I could have easily done this years ago. Transitioning was a pain in the beginning but things got easier. My only regrets is a bit of the heat damage I incurred during my transition. Other than that, I do love my natural hair. I love the way it looks on me, I love the feel of it. I love the volume, and I can't imagine how much more fierce it will be when it grows out. I truly think my relaxed hair pales in comparison. Actually, that was the impetus to going natural. I love the versatility of my hair. I also love that if I want a straight look I can opt for a weave/clip ins/wig. As my hair gets longer I look forward to big blow outs with bantu knots, rod sets, and flexi rods. Me going natural has encouraged my mom to do the same, and she's enjoying her hair journey too
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