My sister while in cosmetology school said they taught her that the way to moisturize hair was to put grease on all of it then hot comb/flat iron it. The heat is supposed to seal the grease in the hair and therefore it gets moisturizeIt's a good think she dropped out.
1...dandruff from another person's scalp (ewww) will make your hair grow
2...@&%!? from a guy will make your hair curly
3...only cut your hair when the moon is full, burn it so that birds won't use it in their nests and give you a headache.
....or maybe the protein restructures the hair's keratin bonds
I hadn't heard that one in years. Damn,there should be a whole lot of headaches,the way weaves and such are used these days. 1...dandruff from another person's scalp (ewww) will make your hair grow
2...@&%!? from a guy will make your hair curly
3...only cut your hair when the moon is full, burn it so that birds won't use it in their nests and give you a headache.
I hope that school is not still in business.
The school is through a community college (you can take cosmetology as a major) but it specifies on white hair care even though some blacks do work there. With that said I don't know if a white woman or black woman taught her that. Either way they should have known better.
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1...dandruff from another person's scalp (ewww) will make your hair grow
2...@&%!? from a guy will make your hair curly
3...only cut your hair when the moon is full, burn it so that birds won't use it in their nests and give you a headache.
1...dandruff from another person's scalp (ewww) will make your hair grow
2...@&%!? from a guy will make your hair curly
3...only cut your hair when the moon is full, burn it so that birds won't use it in their nests and give you a headache.
Would u store it up... This is too funny and gross
Wouldn't You like need ALOT for your whole head ( think of a bottle of conditioner). Where would you get it from??
1...dandruff from another person's scalp (ewww) will make your hair grow
2...@&%!? from a guy will make your hair curly
3...only cut your hair when the moon is full, burn it so that birds won't use it in their nests and give you a headache.
I don't even know what to say anymore when people ask me that question. I once had this girl ask me what I did with my hair because she noticed it had grown, and when I told her she proceeded to tell me "Oh no honey. What do you think you're doing to your hair with all that conditioner. You're not white. You need to slap some Luster's pink oil on that mess"
erplexed.
The question I want to ask is how come it never sinks in that what they are doing to their hair is bad? They constantly want to ask you what you do to your hair for it to look so nice or for it to get so long, but then when you tell them they want to say "Oh that's not good for my hair. My hair likes [insert unspeakable horror]"
Wouldn't You like need ALOT for your whole head ( think of a bottle of conditioner). Where would you get it from??
erplexed
oh really?....I think you're supposed to take it like a supplement to get the curly hair effect.
what a way to transition to curly hair huh?
The question I want to ask is how come it never sinks in that what they are doing to their hair is bad? I realized it as soon as I noticed all the broken pieces of my hair decorating my shirts. They constantly want you to tell them what you do to your hair for it to look so nice or for it to get so long, but then when you tell them they want to say "Oh that's not good for my hair. My hair likes [insert unspeakable horror]"
I've had friends and family insist what I was doing (co-washing, not using grease, not putting relaxer on my hair strands when I did a touch-up) was wrong yet their hair never grew. The ones with the most unhealthy short locks always had something to say. I don't understand it myself but they fall back on the, "you must have Indian in your blood" routine when you try to reason with them.That's a great question.
Oh the shame!! lolerplexed
These posts are HILARIOUS!!
I must admit, I have given and agreed with ridiculous hair advice/statements.
I'm guilty of using that routine!
When girls had long, healthy hair I thought they must have had some gene that protected them from suffering the damage of relaxers! Something must have made it easier for them to retain length. Now I know better!
Plus, my mother and I used to think that tight cornrows would encourage the hair to grow. Not because braids were protective, but because the pulling of the hair follicle would force the hair to grow faster.
I remeber when I was young. I had long thick hair. We were at the hospital visiting, and some woman came up to my mother talking about " ooooh, she must got that growing danduss " She couldn't even pronounce dandruff! After she left my mother fell out laughing!
That's a great question.
OMG, ain't it the truth though? It's like a script they pull out to discredit any good advice you try to give them. For a long time my hair wouldn't grow past shoulder length, so great grandpappy Squanto had nothing to do with my hair's growth and progress
oh really?....
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