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lsubabiedee
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thats so cute...i dont know if its practical...i wonder if her hair is like that everyday....hmmmm....
thats so cute...i dont know if its practical...i wonder if her hair is like that everyday....hmmmm....
GodMadeMePretty
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I love my daughter's hair like that. My husband hates it so she's never worn it out. That is the CUTEST style.
BTW: To get hair like that, there is NO combing necessary. So you could wash that stuff EVERY DAY!!! I love it!!! Wash and shake and GO!!
I love my daughter's hair like that. My husband hates it so she's never worn it out. That is the CUTEST style.
BTW: To get hair like that, there is NO combing necessary. So you could wash that stuff EVERY DAY!!! I love it!!! Wash and shake and GO!!
mermaid
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Hmmm. My hair looked like that as a kid- my didn't know how to take care of my hair- plus it was the 70's so big fros were in.
I love the look now that I'm grown and don't have to dealt with all that hair on my head with no real 'control' over it.
I don't think I would have a child of mine with the hair like that- just too much to deal with when lil kids do NOT want to sit still for knot patrol!!
I wish my own hair looked like that, however!!
Hmmm. My hair looked like that as a kid- my didn't know how to take care of my hair- plus it was the 70's so big fros were in.
I love the look now that I'm grown and don't have to dealt with all that hair on my head with no real 'control' over it.
I don't think I would have a child of mine with the hair like that- just too much to deal with when lil kids do NOT want to sit still for knot patrol!!
I wish my own hair looked like that, however!!
KinksnCurlz
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i adore that style. however, i wouldn't send her to school like that
... but on the wkend, we'd rock that style like it was no 2morrow
i adore that style. however, i wouldn't send her to school like that
sassygirl125
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It's not practical for every day, but her hair sure is cute!
It's not practical for every day, but her hair sure is cute!
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NO. But I also dont think a child should be subject to wearing those hideous Uggs either, so ...
Once in a while, it's cool. I've tried it on my own daughter and trust, there's nothing but screaming and crying the day after. Not something I'd want to put my kid through everyday, especially as hard as she plays. She might come home with a patch yanked out
NO. But I also dont think a child should be subject to wearing those hideous Uggs either, so ...
Once in a while, it's cool. I've tried it on my own daughter and trust, there's nothing but screaming and crying the day after. Not something I'd want to put my kid through everyday, especially as hard as she plays. She might come home with a patch yanked out
pookeylou
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Oh...this is absolutely adorable.
For natural hair to do that everyday on a GROWN PERSON would require:
Wake up (hopefully from 4 or 5 plaits). Undo the plaits and go.
However...IF...the natural head slept on wild hair like that, I would get up, condition wash in the shower, detangle, shake and go.
Now if a KID had that hair...it would get dirty and tangled from playing I am sure. They may even want a headband or a pony puff to keep it out of their face. But it would require condition washing at the end of the day (you would probably be giving them a bath at the end of the day any way), plaiting up thier hair and then allowing it to dry over night. Undo it in the morning and go.
If the child liked getting their hair done each night (bonding and talking with the Mom or Dad, feeling like they are getting to "stay up" a little longer cause they have to get their hair done
) then I say GO FOR IT!
Oh...this is absolutely adorable.
For natural hair to do that everyday on a GROWN PERSON would require:
Wake up (hopefully from 4 or 5 plaits). Undo the plaits and go.
However...IF...the natural head slept on wild hair like that, I would get up, condition wash in the shower, detangle, shake and go.
Now if a KID had that hair...it would get dirty and tangled from playing I am sure. They may even want a headband or a pony puff to keep it out of their face. But it would require condition washing at the end of the day (you would probably be giving them a bath at the end of the day any way), plaiting up thier hair and then allowing it to dry over night. Undo it in the morning and go.
If the child liked getting their hair done each night (bonding and talking with the Mom or Dad, feeling like they are getting to "stay up" a little longer cause they have to get their hair done
Valerie
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My daughter has similar hair to Mel's B daughter. I learned the best way to look after my daughter's hair is to wash it regular and comb the hair when it is damp and put it in large plaits and it became very easy to look after. For everyday wear, not really, but for the weekends, yes.
My daughter has similar hair to Mel's B daughter. I learned the best way to look after my daughter's hair is to wash it regular and comb the hair when it is damp and put it in large plaits and it became very easy to look after. For everyday wear, not really, but for the weekends, yes.
buffalosoldier
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I saw them both last year -- they definitely turn heads they are so lovely and their hair is amazing. Phoenix is BEAUTIFUL and her hair is actually 'straighter' than it appears on that photo. It looked very low maintenance like you could just wet it and comb it no problem. She had looshish curls but a lot of it. Scary's hair is more springy and also very nice. Again they were both very BEAUTIFUL !!!!
I saw them both last year -- they definitely turn heads they are so lovely and their hair is amazing. Phoenix is BEAUTIFUL and her hair is actually 'straighter' than it appears on that photo. It looked very low maintenance like you could just wet it and comb it no problem. She had looshish curls but a lot of it. Scary's hair is more springy and also very nice. Again they were both very BEAUTIFUL !!!!
applebananas
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little mama is sooooooo cute her hair is cute.
little mama is sooooooo cute her hair is cute.
brwnskingirl
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she is adorable....but who are they? who is Mel?
Maybe not practical, but it looks nice. who are they again?
she is adorable....but who are they? who is Mel?
Maybe not practical, but it looks nice. who are they again?
JenJen2721
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I just let my daughter wear her hair like that this weekend, since it's starting to get warm outside. She likes it down...when we got to church Sunday, my mom kept trying to smooth her hair down, like there was something wrong with it. I had to tell Mom to leave it alone so she won't mess it up. I usually keep it braided so I guess people aren't used to it, but my daughter loves it...she said, "I look like the women on your computer, Mama." (Meaning LHCF.
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I just let my daughter wear her hair like that this weekend, since it's starting to get warm outside. She likes it down...when we got to church Sunday, my mom kept trying to smooth her hair down, like there was something wrong with it. I had to tell Mom to leave it alone so she won't mess it up. I usually keep it braided so I guess people aren't used to it, but my daughter loves it...she said, "I look like the women on your computer, Mama." (Meaning LHCF.
JenJen2721
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LionsMane said:
NO. But I also dont think a child should be subject to wearing those hideous Uggs either, so ...
Once in a while, it's cool. I've tried it on my own daughter and trust, there's nothing but screaming and crying the day after. Not something I'd want to put my kid through everyday, especially as hard as she plays. She might come home with a patch yanked out
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I had no screaming and crying the next day. I just did a conditioner wash when she took her bath and put it in Bantu knots...she's back to her 4 twisted ponytails today for school. I think it's a great weekend look for little girls. BTW, I kept two small little bantu knots in my daughters hair while the rest was kept out.
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LionsMane said:
NO. But I also dont think a child should be subject to wearing those hideous Uggs either, so ...
Once in a while, it's cool. I've tried it on my own daughter and trust, there's nothing but screaming and crying the day after. Not something I'd want to put my kid through everyday, especially as hard as she plays. She might come home with a patch yanked out
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I had no screaming and crying the next day. I just did a conditioner wash when she took her bath and put it in Bantu knots...she's back to her 4 twisted ponytails today for school. I think it's a great weekend look for little girls. BTW, I kept two small little bantu knots in my daughters hair while the rest was kept out.
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