LHCF originals...

[Lovelylocs]

Can anyone think of any techniques or hair related advice that originated from certain members here?

I don't really visit that many other hairboards very often. So, I'm not sure.

Did one of our members come up w/the baggying method?

 

[HighlyFavored1]

I am pretty sure that Sareca coined the term for the Oil Rinse Technique.

and if I am not mistaken, someone on this board invented the word Texlax...

 

[BreZn]

Can anyone think of any techniques or hair related advice that originated from certain members here?

I don't really visit that many other hairboards very often. So, I'm not sure.

Did one of our members come up w/the baggying method?

I'm almost sure it was our own LHCF Lovely moderator "don'tspeakdefeat" who introduced us to HER "baggy method". I'll say it again, Thanks DSD for this technique ....the "baggy method" is the truth in helping maintain healthy moist ends and retaining length.

 

[Nanyanika]

I'm almost sure it was our own LHCF Lovely moderator "don'tspeakdefeat" who introduced us to HER "baggy method". I'll say it again, Thanks DSD for this technique ....the "baggy method" is the truth in helping maintain healthy moist ends and retaining length.

Adrienne a longtime member from 2002 or 2003 came up with the baggy method

 

[Lady Esquire]

In the "Small Tweaks for Big Results" thread, someone mentioned they dip their rollers in plain water during rollersetting.

Now I dip my comb and rollers in water, and it really adds slippage and makes rolling easier.

Thank you to that member, whom I cannot remember at the moment.

 

[BreZn]

Adrienne a longtime member from 2002 or 2003 came up with the baggy method

I stand corrected....and Thank them both!