rainbowknots
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Where are all my LHCFers in Training....
I'm talking about the ladies that have been a member for 6 months or less. What have you learned since joining this board? Have you noticed a significant difference in your hair since you joined? Before joining I had very dry and very brittle hair that broke everywhere. I seriously would find these tiny broken pieces at my desk, on my pillow case, everywhere (even sometimes in food). Now, while I haven't found the secret to completely stop breakage (if it's even possible), I HAVE noticed a lot less breakage/shedding. I have learned:
1. Moisture is the key to success
2. Protein can be your friend
3. What works for everyone will not work for all (I can't touch my hair while it's wet, but some women can ONLY touch their hair while it's wet)
4. Sulfates are the enemy
5. The most important thing I've learned is that BW can have long beautiful hair
Now I still have a loooonnnggg way to go before I achieve the long healthy hair I want but I think I'm kind of on my way. If you have any tips or suggestions that will help out your fellow LHCFers in Training, please share. HHG!
ETA: If there's still something you're struggling with, maybe you can post the question here and our vets who venture in can help out!
I'm talking about the ladies that have been a member for 6 months or less. What have you learned since joining this board? Have you noticed a significant difference in your hair since you joined? Before joining I had very dry and very brittle hair that broke everywhere. I seriously would find these tiny broken pieces at my desk, on my pillow case, everywhere (even sometimes in food). Now, while I haven't found the secret to completely stop breakage (if it's even possible), I HAVE noticed a lot less breakage/shedding. I have learned:
1. Moisture is the key to success
2. Protein can be your friend
3. What works for everyone will not work for all (I can't touch my hair while it's wet, but some women can ONLY touch their hair while it's wet)
4. Sulfates are the enemy
5. The most important thing I've learned is that BW can have long beautiful hair
Now I still have a loooonnnggg way to go before I achieve the long healthy hair I want but I think I'm kind of on my way. If you have any tips or suggestions that will help out your fellow LHCFers in Training, please share. HHG!
ETA: If there's still something you're struggling with, maybe you can post the question here and our vets who venture in can help out!
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