and I always politely turn down the offer. I prefer to do it myself anyway.
At least you fought the urge...i'll mention LHCF so quick if anyone ever asks me about where do i get my hair knowledge" 
she is natural and wears weaves and tries to blend them it but it ends up looking raggedy. Remeber this thread? http://www.longhaircareforum.com/showthread.php?t=432494
I do this all the time especially when I am in class so there are 7 of us black girls in the class.
#1 is natural and usually wears her hair in a big "bunny tail" her words. Soo pretty.
#2 is muslim and covers most of her hair but her hair is pretty,
#3has 3b/3c/4a hair and shaved half off (cassie)and it looks nice a healthly and big
#4 hair just above APL i think she is relaxed or BKT and has highlights but is very healthy
#5 Keeps her hair in a short Monica hair style her hair was long before but got tired an cut it nice a healthy
Now Black girl #6 what can I say but
But instead of relaxed hair it's kinky hair that is dry a brown from a bad dye. I would like to help her but we aren't cool like that and she might take it as "Your hair butters go on this website and fix it." so whenever the topic of hair comes up in a convo I talk really loudly of what I do.
"Man I need to go to Superdrug to get some AUSSIE MOIST CONDITIONER because it's quite good"
I do the same thing when I am in the BSS If I see someone picking up a not so nice product I pick it up look at the ingredients and say "No this has mineral oil!" sometimes women would ask me why is that bad then I go on and on about stuff and write down some hair blog websites for them. I even dropped a list of websites in a woman's bag when she wasn't looking.
Yes I am determined to change the way black women think of hair care one black female at a time.
No you didn't!!!!! 
I do the same thing when I am in the BSS If I see someone picking up a not so nice product I pick it up look at the ingredients and say "No this has mineral oil!" sometimes women would ask me why is that bad then I go on and on about stuff and write down some hair blog websites for them. I even dropped a list of websites in a woman's bag when she wasn't looking.
That is hilarious! I just thought that's what you were supposed to do. I didn't know anything about heat protectant etc. until a few years ago when I was doing DD's hair and a hairstylist friend kind of reacted in horror to what I was doing.
When I began to see my current stylist now who is about growing healthy hair I began doing that and got my mom and recruited to start going to her. Now that I've been on LHCF...it's 10X that. I'm always inspecting other women's heads, not in a hateful way I just look and remember all the things I read about on here. It's esp. bad since I've been living in the country AND the women I work with. I'm cool with the women I work with and ALL of em have damaged hair in some shape or form or wear HORRIBLE, OBVIOUS wigs/weaves but I just keep my mouth shut cause I don't see it as my business to tell them what they should do to their hair. Plus they have that "good hair/bad hair" mentality. Comments they've made to make me believe this is "black girls can't wash their hair everyday like white people", "I have this bald spot in my head it'll never grow back", "My hair is shedding so much it's fallin out but that's just how it is", "She has a good grade of hair, some people are just blessed like that", etc. I just let in go in one ear and out the other then get my daily dose LHCF to forget about those stereotypes. To them I have "good hair". When I started workin here I had my hair cut in a neck length bob and about 2 months later cut it to a chin length bob. It was seen that you have to good/enough hair to be able to cut your hair like that and wear it like that. And I'm growin my hair back out right now and I know it'll get to be longer than it was when I first came here. Ain't no tellin what they'll think then. 
