greenandchic
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I love henndigo too! It makes my hair a little too dark though - I may save it for the fall/winter.
Random Hair Thoughts/Thinking out loud
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I love henndigo too! It makes my hair a little too dark though - I may save it for the fall/winter.
My hair is considered long..
ms.tatiana
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It's to hot in California today! I'm in the house and my hair is wrapped up tonight I might spray my products I mixed together on my hair tonight.
growingbrown
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I am going to try these on Monday. I hope mine turn out ok as well. I only have about 5-6 inches of hair.
-If Im APL in the front Im APL in the back right? By the time I turn backwards to look in the mirror while holding a mirror I cant tell 
erplexed If I bring my hair forward I am definitely APL
- I hate having eczema on my scalp it caused a bald spot that I cant get rid of! The crappy part is that because its eczema Im too afraid to try anything on it. It makes me so angry.
erplexed If I bring my hair forward I am definitely APL- I hate having eczema on my scalp it caused a bald spot that I cant get rid of! The crappy part is that because its eczema Im too afraid to try anything on it. It makes me so angry.
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youwillrise
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my hair seems to be longer than i thought it was. i was playing with a section yesterday and pulling it down my back.
youwillrise
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so, i ordered some aloe vera juice the other night...or was it last night? some night...
anyway, i hope it helps with detangling!
anyway, i hope it helps with detangling!
Napp
Ms. Nobody
I think im gonna hop on the weave and half wig bandwagon. I hate how my hair keeps frizzing at the drop of a hat. I go to work looking cute but after workin hard and being in the non airconditioned "plantation" i look like a HAM sandwich. Everyone else looks good because they all wear weaves Lol. Time for me to join the crew!
Damaged but not out
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hair has grown 1cm in 18 days, which means.....i'm just under 1inch per month.
which further means that I officially started a summer growth spurt.
or that the vitamins I have failed to take regularly the last 3 months are doing something
So with that reasoning I'm going to say APL by December.
which further means that I officially started a summer growth spurt.
or that the vitamins I have failed to take regularly the last 3 months are doing something
So with that reasoning I'm going to say APL by December.
chrisanddonniesmommy
New Member
I think I'll start adding honey to my conditioners. I just hope it doesn't cause sticky hair.
LifeafterLHCF
New Member
I like doing others hair..I had so much fun flatironing my bestfriend mothers hair tonight..Wish I could really do some hair..
Myjourney2009
Ready to be APL
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chrisanddonniesmommy
Nope it wont cause sticky hair but over time it will cause your hair to lighten.
I've read that if you warm the honey in the microwave for a minute let it cool then add it to your conditioner that it wont have the lightening effect. I dont know how true this is because I have never tried it.
Ok I read this article:
http://www.medicinalhoney.com.au/research.htm
It is true that the peroxide in honey once exposed to heat is destroyed. So you should be okay with it not lightening you hair.
Also if you add the honey to your hair on its own like macherieamore did, on its own. Your hair will not get lighter.
Honey needs to be diluted with another product commercial or otherwise in order for the peroxide to be activated.
The only honey that does not reduce its peroxide is manuka honey. I am sure you wont be using this since manuka honey is verrrryyyy expensive. Just to give you an idea. A 4-6 oz jar can run about $25.
chrisanddonniesmommy
Nope it wont cause sticky hair but over time it will cause your hair to lighten.
I've read that if you warm the honey in the microwave for a minute let it cool then add it to your conditioner that it wont have the lightening effect. I dont know how true this is because I have never tried it.
Ok I read this article:
http://www.medicinalhoney.com.au/research.htm
It is true that the peroxide in honey once exposed to heat is destroyed. So you should be okay with it not lightening you hair.
Also if you add the honey to your hair on its own like macherieamore did, on its own. Your hair will not get lighter.
Honey needs to be diluted with another product commercial or otherwise in order for the peroxide to be activated.
The only honey that does not reduce its peroxide is manuka honey. I am sure you wont be using this since manuka honey is verrrryyyy expensive. Just to give you an idea. A 4-6 oz jar can run about $25.
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divachyk
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@Myjourney2009 - thx for the info on honey. Great information.
@halee_J - man please, I purchased some of that VS and um, it didn't do much for me. I will give it another go since it seems I'm stuck with the product. I cannot find my receipt to return the product, dangit.
@halee_J - man please, I purchased some of that VS and um, it didn't do much for me. I will give it another go since it seems I'm stuck with the product. I cannot find my receipt to return the product, dangit.
Myjourney2009
Ready to be APL
I just found it cute that she DCs. It does smells good though 
halee_J
Don't worry be happy
I am secretly glad that way I dont spend any money
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