HairPleezeGrow
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Don't judge...Sent from my Galaxy Note II using LHCF
[USER=95107 said:Mz.MoMo5235[/USER];18718811]So I have no clue what length I'm at though right now I'm not stressing it. Just letting my hair do it's thing and ignoring it.
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I'm not illiterate. It's my phones auto correct
So I have no clue what length I'm at though right now I'm not stressing it. Just letting my hair do it's thing and ignoring it.
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I'm not illiterate. It's my phones auto correct
But I just got in here! You always tryna kick me out of places! Lol
I'm not illiterate. It's my phones auto correct
Mz.MoMo5235 we luv ya, but ya gotz to go! you and HairPleezeGrow need to be in the bsl challenge considering you both are so close to apl as it is. We love you lol
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just kidding
Man all im reading is ppl tryna give some da boot cuz their luscious hair graduated lol lolol. Ive been soo busy im overdue by a few days to wash my hair. Im DYING to wash it. Thank goodness I bought that avocado the other day. Tmrw im gonna a nice prepoo wth avocado honey and olive oil and do a nice long DC. Florida heat is no joke, I dont want it drying out my hair
You using straight up pureed avocado? What's that do for your hair? TIA
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They help restore shine and luster to dry hair bc avocados are high in vitamins & minerals, fatty acids. Plus they help condition the scalp.
Ya all what she said and it also adds protein.
I read this earlier and of course as I was out grocery shopping, grabbed an avocado for this purpose can't wait til it's soft enough to try! Thanks!They help restore shine and luster to dry hair bc avocados are high in vitamins & minerals, fatty acids. Plus they help condition the scalp.
Salons be like trippin with hair cutting and damaging. They're not in the business to keep your hair healthy. Damaged hair is great for them--it keeps you going back for more and more expensive treatments and styles, weaves to hide damage, etc! ... yes, keeping the scalp and your tracks moisturized and sealed is key to a successful install. Technically, I have crochet braids but its really kinda the same thing. Glad to hear it's not a setback.@DarkJoy, yea I spoke to the salon and they insist that the only hair that came out was the synthetic hair. I pulled out the burnt synthetic piece, but before I saw your post on how to do it, so I am sure I took out a little of my own hair. So, I spoke to my regular stylist and went in and had him look at the braid and he saw no damage, so I am going to try not to worry about it. I figured having my weave done at a salon was fool proof because it's not my hair anyway. But I guess I was wrong! If you've seen any of my other posts I am hair challenged and generally visit the salon anytime I have an event, date, or otherwise. But you are right something has got to give. I have been doing the best I can to moisturize and keep my scalp moist with the weave but I think it will come out soon.