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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
nothing dry about my hair it has lots of moisture
nothing dry about my hair it has lots of moisture
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: B_P</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So if nachural hair is chemical-free den oonu haffi walk roun wid dry head.
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now a guess is people like u make jahyout always a bun fyah ...why u feel say natural hair = dry head?Comment
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You know I get the feeling that dry head in this scenario does not mean lack of moisture....could someone please explain 
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
Stormmey if it was lack of moisture then even chemically treated hair can be dry ...
dry head in this reference is saying your hair only stay good if you straighten it or do some other chemical process.Comment
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Twiny</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Stormmey if it was lack of moisture then even chemically treated hair can be dry ...
dry head in this reference is saying your hair only stay good if you straighten it or do some other chemical process. </div></div>
Mi nuh even know why im come in yah wid dat remark anyway
Im muss perm im hair...
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Twiny</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: B_P</div><div class="ubbcode-body">So if nachural hair is chemical-free den oonu haffi walk roun wid dry head. </div></div>
now a guess is people like u make jahyout always a bun fyah ...why u feel say natural hair = dry head?
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Fimi dryhead=dryhead. No moisture inna it. If natural means chemical-free then no hair lotions since hair lotions contain chemicals.
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
Si why man fi tan out a woman argument?
There are things from the earth that are not processed that can be used on the hair...Organic things
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well mi head ah natural....BUT IT NO DRY
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
fi di dryhead people dem:
a few weeks ago mi was ina one a mi experimenting phase and put some natural oils together. Really wat it was I was getting a lot of dandruff in my hair and itching. So mi decide to come up wid a remedy.
Jojoba oil
coconut oil
shea nut oil
tea tree oil
olive oil
vitamin E oil
mi combine all these in a bottle, put some fragrance along wid a tip of frankencense and myrrh oil (personal) and give it a good shake. Mi massage the combo in mi hair and went about my merry way doing mi daily chores, then mi put mi hand in mi locks and start feel it
mi had to run to the bathroom to see what mi was feeling bcause mi couldn't believe it was the same hair. My hair from root to tip was so soft and bouncey and the scalp felt so airy. another good thing, the product did not just stay on top of my hair, it did not make the hair look greasy but you could see and feel the difference.
so last night I put some on the scalp again and cover it wid a plastic cap for a few hours then put my silk cap on and went to bed, this mawning
and it smells wonderful. I really can see and feel the diffence. The waves in my hair (at the root) came up so visible you could tell that my scalp and hair is well moisturize and condition.
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
Ms Kurlie
keeping it moist with regular deep conditioning and even rinsing it in between with a conditioner is doing wonders ... trying the olive oil on my scalp regularly helps with the itching ...gonna try your combination next weekendComment
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*taking notes*
Mrs Kurlie, Imma try that.
I'm thinking of going weave free
Yes mi fraid
But if a princess like TLC can do it
Imma do it
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Phatty you can do it ... make them hook u up with some 2 strand twist and senegalese to start...Comment
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Twiny</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Phatty you can do it ... make them hook u up with some 2 strand twist and senegalese to start... </div></div>
*Deep Breath*
Okay give me two months
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
if you mix the raw henna with essential oils (alla dem) you will have the Mrs.Kurlie effect on your hair as well. yu haffi keep it in over night. i mixed it with peanut oil, regular canola oil, and wan indian hair hile mi fine a di indian store. nice.
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Re: What do you consider Natural Hair?
Dem hair potion soun kinna tasty.
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