LaFemmeNaturelle
Well-Known Member
Sigh, these threads. That's all I'll say.
Oh so you did get it? lol
Sigh, these threads. That's all I'll say.
Oh so you did get it? lol
So one of the cops/security guards in my building's lobby decides to take it upon himself to tell me to take this "crap" out of my head. No one asked you ya effin jerk! I snapped my head and said "did you pay for it? are you my father? are you my fiance? NO so mind ya damn business!!" Jerks I swear.
Getting myself ready for this. Not doing them that small though.
Naptural85 Mini Twist Tutorial
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSBFMjCoZOQ
shortdub78 how long does co-washing usually take you? I hate doing my hair on a worknight, but it seemed like the other night I got done washing and styling (chunky twists) within 2-3 hrs. do you just style into a puff? TIA
I hereby dub the area under my sink as " Reject Product Island" Its really too much now, I need to find someone to give these things to or just throw them away.
I dyed my hair "natural black" today for the first time and I absolutely love it. before it was a brownish color due to relaxers and the sun The color is semi-permanent. I don't like they way it makes my hair feel (kind of odd, I guess I just have to get used to it) but it looks healthier and thicker so I gotta do rinses more often
@AlliCat, keep me updated on this please! I have a Clairol colour I'm dying to use!
What was the brand btw?! Does it make your hair feel rough? You said it's semi-permanent but you rinsed so does it have peroxide?
Aireen
^^That's what I used (Dark and Lovely Reviving Colors Semi-Permanent Haircolor). It says no ammonia or peroxide on the box and based on the instructions it's meant to be used on relaxer day after neutralizing. It made my hair hard to comb and kind of straw-feeling as I was applying it but after a DC my hair feels/looks stronger, and thicker so the pros outweigh that one con