Evolving78
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What are you getting done?Why does it feel so good when someone else washes your hair? I might have to put this in the budget
What are you getting done?Why does it feel so good when someone else washes your hair? I might have to put this in the budget
It just feels good when someone touches me and does things for me (I hope this doesn't come off the wrong way lol) that's why I used to let kids play in my hairWhy does it feel so good when someone else washes your hair? I might have to put this in the budget
I got a trim, wash and blow dry and a steam/deep condition. Idk who taught the dudes at Mena’s Hair Design, but they got it lol. It’s all bouncy and stuff.What are you getting done?
Lmbo at your aunt!I got a trim, wash and blow dry and a steam/deep condition. Idk who taught the dudes at Mena’s Hair Design, but they got it lol. It’s all bouncy and stuff.
Fun fact: my aunt thought my Thor shirt said Thot
Oh no! I hope it goes away soon!I used too many new products on wash day that I'm having little bumps all across my scalp.
Can I make a suggestion in her memory? (Forgive the extra post, this has turned my emotions upside down)
One of the things that characterized my friendship with her is that we would often reach out and say hi without an agenda. We didn't always have good or bad news to share. Sometimes we just wanted to see how the other was doing or offer a little word of encouragement.
I used to feel self-conscious and think I was corny or "doing too much" by sending letters, emails, and text messages for no real reason other than to say hi or I love you. But of all people, black women need this kind of connection and support. Allandra had an easiness about her that made it feel okay to just be connected, and she managed to balance being authentic and optimistic.
So I suggest that we all make staying kind and connected more of a priority. As we've just been reminded, life is so fragile, and it doesn't wait for our personal agendas. Sometimes little efforts go further than we realize.
As someone who was known for spreading joy and positivity, I think Allandra would appreciate us being more consistent and enthusiastic in our connections.
This is a huge part of why I am always encouraging people to step out and reach for their dreams. I know from my own experiences, this all too well: that life is short and tomorrow is not guaranteed for anyone.
I hope people use the gift of Allandra's Spirit and presence to fortify their courage to enable them to go after their dreams, and go for what you want in life.
I had been interacting via pms with Allandra. Suddenly the activity stopped. Since her last note to me was positive, I made the assumption that she didn't want to interact anymore and that she didn't want to be bothered. From this day forward, I will reach out to folks here even if I may be bothering them.
Thank you so much for sharing this, @Divine Inspiration and @Chicoro. I didn't want to post this in the original thread, so I'm posting it here.
Your posts mean a lot.
I had been PMing with someone regularly--a very sweet and kind soul--and all of a sudden she now avoids me. I reasoned it was something I inadvertently said? I didn't know. But I've been so worried. I can only hope she's okay.
Anyway, I decided that once my two-year LHCF subscription was up, I wasn't going to renew because of how people can treat each other online. I wouldn't intentionally hurt anyone and that should be known I feel, and IRL in my circles we (friends, black women, etc.) talk through misunderstandings, give people the benefit of the doubt unless they are truly horrible people, etc. We are more responsible with each other's feelings and hearts.
Then, someone disagreed with me here and did the round-about name calling thing, and that, coupled with the situation I described above, made me feel like maybe I am expecting too much from social media.
Allandra was able to remain at LHCF for a very long time and stay very positive, encouraged, and encouraging. That says a lot, especially along with all of those kind posts to her thread. She must have been an amazing spirit. I plan to go back and read her posts and learn from her.
LOL!! Don't be BALD, we are here.If it wasn't for this forum being a place for me to vent, I would have been entirely bald all of about five minutes ago.
I was talking about doing my hair 2 weeks ago and still haven't re-twisted my locs yet. I want to do it today but it's so beautiful outside today. I guess I'll do my hair tonight.
I would love to come home one weekend, get glammed up, and do a photoshoot. I really need to hang out in the makeup forum more often.
I don't know if I should be happy or sad about my cut/trim. I have lost length but the ends are blunt now, and my hair is very shiny and strong. It will grow back, but I am back to a few cms below MBL.
Oh no! Has the itching stop?My hair and scalp do not like oils. I thought it was coconut but today I used olive oil and the itch was back. It started about 15 minutes in. When I was rinsing my hair felt stiff and coated until I got my clay on. I’m gonna have to use oils in small doses.
I don't know if I should be happy or sad about my cut/trim. I have lost length but the ends are blunt now, and my hair is very shiny and strong. It will grow back, but I am back to a few cms below MBL.
Actually I was ok with a trim. But my january relaxer left my hair very underprocessed and I usually wear it in a bun. This was my first time straightening it in several weeks and I didn't get a good look before she cut it.Were you expecting to have to trim that much or did they take more than expected? I self-trimmed off the last of some heat damage in January and am just below MBL. Hoping to be back at WL when I straighten again mid-year. Prayerfully HL by YE.