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[Stewie]

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Wow Kweentina is so...pret'

[Herb.]

See I consider flat ironing to still be natural because it can instantly revert back to its natural texture when wet. It's doesn't chemically alter the texture it just flatten and straightens out the curls temporarily.

With me for example there are days when I don't feel like dealing with my thick curls.
Sometimes after I wash and condition it, I blow it out, then I separate it into parts, comb and oil each piece and wrap/twist it up over night and it's soooo cute and soft.
It's just in a more "pulled" state. But if I wet it it would go right back.

To me perms and texturizers are not natural.

I see what you mean.

But when you go to search up natural haired women, you're gonna find women like you posted in the other thread. And the ones Jayden posted in there too. That is what the natural movement is.

No heat, no relaxers. These are two things that can cause the biggest damage to your hair. It's not meant to be cooked, or drenched in chemicals that are strong enough to blind someone. And it's the two biggest things our women have been using for the longest. They're just saying "no ma'am" to it now.

I'm sure you're not losing your mind with the heat though. A lot of the newborn natural sistahs were abusing those damn hotcombs and mess.

[Herb.]

im a 4C

Beautiful. How thick is it? And how long is it?

Or tall I should say. This hair usually grows upward.

[Stewie]

its a good 2 inches right now

how do you measure thickness?

[Bentley!]

its a good 2 inches right now

how do you measure thickness?

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[Stewie]

bent' get your crusty, dusty ass out the thread

Herb is givng me a hair consultation

[Herb.]

its a good 2 inches right now

how do you measure thickness?

I'm just going to assume if you're 4C that it's thick.
if you were able to identify with that picture that means you have a thick head of hair.

OK. so what's really going to help you in your day to day is a good LEAVE IN conditioner.
a leave in conditioner is something you well..leave in, during the day. lol but it's not very thick like a wash out conditioner.

this is going to get rid of that dry look you have.
4C hair has a tendency to look just a bit dry even when it's moisturized, so I can only imagine what you're looking at if it's not properly moisturized.

here's the LEAVE IN Imma recommend for you.


http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BH92J2/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000BH92J2&linkCode=as2&tag=napturallycurly-20&linkId=FP2UIPIJMIU6MACV

your hair is very thick so it can take something that's a little thicker. don't be shy when it comes to applying it either. black hair, in general, regardless of "type" EATS UP conditioner. of any kind. it's so thirsty. lol

imma be back with my recommend' for ur wash out mess

[Stewie]

Thanks...will be purchasing
but how long do i leave it in before washing it out

[Herb.]

Thanks...will be purchasing
but how long do i leave it in before washing it out

that's the thing, a leave in conditioner ABSORBS into your hair.
its there to nourish it. think of it as sophisticated hair grease. 

u can use it as much as you want, until you see a BUILD UP.
a build up occurs when you've gone too long without washing ur hair, but still using product.
you'd see some sort of white flaking, or ur hair may feel weird.
i always say hair has a mind of its own, a personality even. lol. it TELLS u when its time for u to wash it. you'll get signals, like when u find urself scratching ur head thru the day, etc. it's time to wash out.

this is when ur shampoo and regular conditioner is gonna come into play.
BRB with my recommen'.

hehe!

[Young]

I'm sorry but 2 inches had me CRYING

[Herb.]

Imma suggest that you SheaMoisture it out all the way.
Shea is all about combating what you're tryna fight right now...dryness
ALL of their products lend moisture.

the problem with black people and shampoo is, we have to be careful of which ones we use.
if you have some Suave mess, or GArnier Fructis mess, throw it the fuck away , it's not for you.
it's like like a black person using clearisil or something. or having a house without cocoa butter

make sure you maintain focus on products which are made by us, for us.
start with Shea Moisture cocon' and hibis' shampoo.
unlike other shampoos, which clean by STRIPPING your hair. it still STRIPS ur hair to clean it....but tries its best to replace some moisture with all the oils that its DRENCHED in.



Follow it up with the conditioner. Be generous with application. your hair can take it.



VERY IMPORTANT
NEVER FUCKING WASH UR HAIR OR RINSE IT
WITHOUT PUTTING CONDITIONER IN IT AFTERWARD.

EVER. EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

white people have to watch how much conditioner and mess they put in their hair
because their hair is straight, the oils travel STRAIGHT down to the tip. very quickly. (think of someone just driving a straight shot, it's always the easiest road to travel)
whereas our hair has twists and curls, making the journey of the oils much tougher and more complicated. think of a road that has many twits and turns. it's difficult. and thats what product has to go thru when its in our head. 
so hair loves it . leave ins, wash outs, its loves it all! LMAO! more more more 

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