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Nanyanika
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Hello Dejuan
My natural haired BROTHER!!! LOL. and may I wish you a warm welcome to the forum
I haven't obtained my waist length goal as yet, still have two inches to go. If you have any questions you would like to ask me regarding hair care, do not hesitate to go ahead and ask. Waiting for your reply
My natural haired BROTHER!!! LOL. and may I wish you a warm welcome to the forum
sweetdaises2000
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Just bumping for you Dejuan!
Nanyanika
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Hello Dejuan
I minimise breakage by wearing braids 99% of the time the other 1% is when I remove them to wash & condition, intially I wait 3-5 days before redoing braids, cornrows etc. within that period I wear two strand twists, ensuring that I keep them moisturised, daily. I never ever leave my hair out in an afro, because the air is so drying, and causes breakage, elimnating heat from blow dryers, flat-irons, curling tongs and less combing is an excellent way to retain length, I've stopped blowdrying my hair for 5 months now, I have very little breakage and my hair is super strong. I try not to adhere to the science of hair, in terms of genetics. I had short hair as a child, now its the longest it has ever been in my entire life, I throw genetics out the window, I'll grow my hair as long as I can, you can do the same too. Good-luck, visit my website, the address is in my signature, I hope you find it useful.
I minimise breakage by wearing braids 99% of the time the other 1% is when I remove them to wash & condition, intially I wait 3-5 days before redoing braids, cornrows etc. within that period I wear two strand twists, ensuring that I keep them moisturised, daily. I never ever leave my hair out in an afro, because the air is so drying, and causes breakage, elimnating heat from blow dryers, flat-irons, curling tongs and less combing is an excellent way to retain length, I've stopped blowdrying my hair for 5 months now, I have very little breakage and my hair is super strong. I try not to adhere to the science of hair, in terms of genetics. I had short hair as a child, now its the longest it has ever been in my entire life, I throw genetics out the window, I'll grow my hair as long as I can, you can do the same too. Good-luck, visit my website, the address is in my signature, I hope you find it useful.
