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femmemuscleisback
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Posted: Dec 02 2012 at 6:54pm |
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Lol! Femme, he tried! Lol!
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Posted: Dec 02 2012 at 7:01pm |
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So I found reason number 3 why my hair is breaking and I can't retain length. It is my detangling method !!! Everytime I detangle with my shower comb, there is always tiny pieces of my hair failing out. For some reasons I thought it was just shed or old breaking pieces of hair. I am going to leave the shower comb alone for a while and maybe try the derman brush or/and finger detangling. I also need to be a little gentle too. |
I had that problem with just my "take downs".. i have 4b/c hair and usually detangle every 2 weeks or sometimes once a month. I found that i can do my take downs a lot easier with this strange comb. It's very cheap, and you can get them at the BSS.  The shower comb is too blunt near the roots, and using this first - then the shower comb (after a good moisturizing/oil spritz) helped me a lot. The steel tip is round and blunted to get into the "holes" of your braids and easily "unlace" them. I never use the comb at all, just the tip. You probably might check it out?
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Posted: Dec 02 2012 at 7:04pm |
luvmybiga$$fro wrote:
Forgot to tell yall that I picked up some Crisco and flatironed my hair. I LUV it! Cleo is shiny and straighter than I have ever got her! |
is crisco also a heat protectant?
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carolina cutie
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Posted: Dec 02 2012 at 11:44pm |
Wait, so crisco & grapeseed oil are protectants?
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Posted: Dec 03 2012 at 1:03pm |
femmemuscleisback wrote:
CrunderNaccis wrote:
So I found reason number 3 why my hair is breaking and I can't retain length. It is my detangling method !!! Everytime I detangle with my shower comb, there is always tiny pieces of my hair failing out. For some reasons I thought it was just shed or old breaking pieces of hair. I am going to leave the shower comb alone for a while and maybe try the derman brush or/and finger detangling. I also need to be a little gentle too. |
I had that problem with just my "take downs".. i have 4b/c hair and usually detangle every 2 weeks or sometimes once a month. I found that i can do my take downs a lot easier with this strange comb. It's very cheap, and you can get them at the BSS.

The shower comb is too blunt near the roots, and using this first - then the shower comb (after a good moisturizing/oil spritz) helped me a lot. The steel tip is round and blunted to get into the "holes" of your braids and easily "unlace" them. I never use the comb at all, just the tip.
You probably might check it out?
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Yes. Thanks, I'll give this method a try.
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Aerie
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Posted: Dec 03 2012 at 1:11pm |
I think I'm going to end up texlaxed, I gave myself 6 months (till my 20th birthday) to try to get my natural hair to where I want it, and I don't think I'll last the rest of the way.
I love hair, but I can't be bothered fussing with mine so much to try to achieve something.
And I need to get a denman brush
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Posted: Dec 03 2012 at 2:52pm |
Aerie wrote:
I think I'm going to end up texlaxed, I gave myself 6 months (till my 20th birthday) to try to get my natural hair to where I want it, and I don't think I'll last the rest of the way.
I love hair, but I can't be bothered fussing with mine so much to try to achieve something.
And I need to get a denman brush |
I'm not sure what I'm gonna do with my hair when it grows out, too. I've really been considering texlaxing, too. That might be the middle.
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Posted: Dec 03 2012 at 7:18pm |
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Aerie wrote:
I think I'm going to end up texlaxed, I gave myself 6 months (till my 20th birthday) to try to get my natural hair to where I want it, and I don't think I'll last the rest of the way.
I love hair, but I can't be bothered fussing with mine so much to try to achieve something.
And I need to get a denman brush |
I'm not sure what I'm gonna do with my hair when it grows out, too. I've really been considering texlaxing, too. That might be the middle. |
It's really hit and miss being natural. Texlaxing seems like it'll just make things simpler, and smoother. Pun intend. :P
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Posted: Dec 03 2012 at 7:48pm |
@Aerie
I'll just be mad if I can't achieveee this I still wanna have a kinky fro.
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Posted: Dec 03 2012 at 9:21pm |
Okay DC'd with my homemade protein/moisture/whatever concoction and I ended up with relaxed curls and softened hair. I was surprised it actually worked in my hair. I may use this weekly until I blow dry.
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