Chrisrare:
See dis agbaya. I've seen ur pix b4, d stretchmarks was an eye-sore. I just hope u r doing something about it.

LilNetty:
ireneony....M havin some little ish with my hair.. it's not that back ND long.. Which cream can u recommend for me??

pennytration:
Ur hypocrisy no be here o. U r screaming natural hair but u r bleaching ur skin.

prettythicksme:
Eayah,i don use cream naw,e don go.U wanna see? #iamfresherdanu!

Chrisrare:
Lwkmd.. Post ur pix make we see na or continue deceiving urself.

ireneony:
is ur hair natural or relaxed.

1. Trim ur ends
2. Condition ur hair: i like going for the cheap product..lol
(I use optimum care conditioner)
3. No to excessive heat.

I will get get back at you tommorrow.
This is it for now.

The product below is just 300#

LilNetty:
Thanks for the response... My hair is natural....Can a Male use the Cream in the Picture below Because I will like to use it for my lil Bro too... Awaiting your response

ireneony:
how do you know i bleach my skin?

Hypocrisy should be redirected at you!

ireneony:
This thread is to create awaereness for those who wants to go natural or transitioning.

In this thread we are going to share ideas on how to manage our hair.

I did my big chop February this year.
It has not been easy. Being natural is not an easy task.
I'm still trying my best to know more about natural hair.

What most black women don't know is, what works for another person might not work for you. Yes! I do watch youtube channel. The truth is whenever i try to manipulate my hair the way i watch it on youtube, i end up causing more damages to my hair.

These points am about to give out are based on my hair journey, which wasn't even serious..lol.

1.constant combing of hair: combing your hair always is a no! no!. The black hair as many of us call it afro hair like to left alone. It's advisable when you comb your hair, pls do it with a wide tooth comb. #stay away from those combs that have damaged edges(which makes it easy to strip the hair.

2.everyday conditioning: when you condition your hair, it makes it easy to manage

3.Shampoos: it's not advisable to shampoo (afro/kinky) hair constantly. constant shampooing may result in dryness of hair.do it once in two weeks.

4. Leave in conditioner: this is another good way to manage your hair.

5. Twist out: this serve as a protective style. This also save you a lot of time, so, you dont have to worry about getting your hair wet everyday.

6. Massaging the scalp of your hair:massaging the scalp of your hair with a good hair treatment also helps to grow an healthy hair.

7. Protective styling: this is another great way to manage your hair. Braids/weaves serve as protective style.

8.Tight braids/weaves: if you want to have an healthy hair, it is always advisable to avoid tight/weaves. Cos you may end up doing more damage to your hair. Always inform your hair stylist to go easy on your hair.

Note: these are based on my hair journey:

teejaypee:

these compliments!
Only you
But where is the picture

ireneony:
This thread is to create awaereness for those who wants to go natural or transitioning.

In this thread we are going to share ideas on how to manage our hair.

I did my big chop February this year.
It has not been easy. Being natural is not an easy task.
I'm still trying my best to know more about natural hair.

What most black women don't know is, what works for another person might not work for you. Yes! I do watch youtube channel. The truth is whenever i try to manipulate my hair the way i watch it on youtube, i end up causing more damages to my hair.

These points am about to give out are based on my hair journey, which wasn't even serious..lol.

1.constant combing of hair: combing your hair always is a no! no!. The black hair as many of us call it afro hair like to left alone. It's advisable when you comb your hair, pls do it with a wide tooth comb. #stay away from those combs that have damaged edges(which makes it easy to strip the hair.

2.everyday conditioning: when you condition your hair, it makes it easy to manage

3.Shampoos: it's not advisable to shampoo (afro/kinky) hair constantly. constant shampooing may result in dryness of hair.do it once in two weeks.

4. Leave in conditioner: this is another good way to manage your hair.

5. Twist out: this serve as a protective style. This also save you a lot of time, so, you dont have to worry about getting your hair wet everyday.

6. Massaging the scalp of your hair:massaging the scalp of your hair with a good hair treatment also helps to grow an healthy hair.

7. Protective styling: this is another great way to manage your hair. Braids/weaves serve as protective style.

8.Tight braids/weaves: if you want to have an healthy hair, it is always advisable to avoid tight/weaves. Cos you may end up doing more damage to your hair. Always inform your hair stylist to go easy on your hair.

Note: these are based on my hair journey:

Favolly:

Oga adviser, this your advice doesn't make any sense rara...

What does having a body for your natural hair mean??

Are you saying that the hair nature gave you may not go with the body shape that the very same nature bestowed on you?

Or is it that you just can't resist the urge to call women derogatory names at the slightest opportunity?

Issorait

Fabulocity:
Yay! I deep condition overnight with hair mayonnaise, avocado, egg yolk and honey.

ernesty20:
See ur head like where fowl scatter ground..

PunkyV:
Well...it kinda screams Bushman or bag lady, but at least you got the face to pull the whole look off.

legendte:
This attention seeker again. But naturally, beautiful girls no dey like show case or do busy body. If I talk say you no fine, na lie be that. Since you fine for face still dey do notice me, I have a feeling that you have complex issue or body/mouth odour.

pennytration:
Ur skin look so artificial, like a white toy. Even sheamus no white like this.

ireneony:
This thread is to create awaereness for those who wants to go natural or transitioning.

In this thread we are going to share ideas on how to manage our hair.

I did my big chop February this year.
It has not been easy. Being natural is not an easy task.
I'm still trying my best to know more about natural hair.


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