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babycakebabe 
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Posted: Jan 25 2013 at 8:19pm |
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does anyone still baggie for hair growth? i havent seen it mentioned in a long time. i have my hair in double strand twists (no extensions added) and i baggie my ends at night to keep them coily & moisturized for retention purposes.
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femmemuscleisback
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Posted: Jan 25 2013 at 8:46pm |
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Yes!
Baggying is a staple in my regimen. Especially living in
elevation, an arid, high-wind climate with snow 5 months out of the
year.
NM is the home of the westerns, and tumble-weeds. There is
little to no humidity, thus, baggying is essential to keep the hair
moist in this region.
Also, if i don't baggy? i get an acne rash
from the moisturizers/oils that i put in my hair. This seeps into the
pillowcase - and of course, i roll my big ol' face right into it and get
a pimple or two every time.
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tatee
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 11:24am |
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never stopped. i think people dont mention it much anymore because it becomes second nature. its just the kind of thing that either you do it or you dont. like wearing a scarf and sleeping satin pillow cases, it just is.
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KikiScorpio92
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 12:45pm |
Sure do  , I do it every night without fail . It's always cold here now so its essential for my retention and i like that damp feeling in the morning so i can massage.
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Veemack
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 3:32pm |
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I use to GHE 3 times a week, but now I do not need to, at least not for moisture. My hair is in a good healthy state now. I may just start back next month, because I do get more growth when I GHE. I do get heat treatments because I deep condition every week. My hair loves the mild heat of my bonnet dryer, they do not get as hot as the hooded ones.
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sugabanana
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 4:03pm |
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I do it every day without fail. On weekend I do onion mask to prevent shedding. Works wonders.
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902sexxi
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Posted: Jan 26 2013 at 10:49pm |
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I do it only when my hair is extra dry, mainly in the winter months when regular moisturizing just won't do. I don't do it much in spring or summer though.
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KunoichiNindroid
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Posted: Jan 27 2013 at 1:48am |
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I whole head baggy/GHE at night because it stays on better than a satin scarf and feels great when I wake up. It's really great with braids because it ensures your hair underneath is getting moisturized as well. Yea I guess it's become second nature to most people that have been on a HHJ for long enough.
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modelbusiness82
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Posted: Jan 27 2013 at 6:13pm |
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I GHE...same thing though.
IMO it helped my hair to maintain
moisture when in a more natural curl pattern. And I definitely think it
encouraged growth. Once I braid my hair down (since currently it's
straight and loose), I'm going back to GHE'ing on Liquid Gold app days.
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renee728
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Posted: Jan 27 2013 at 7:42pm |
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Sure do. I just grab my hair and baggy my ends. Every night.
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