A safe product
For men too!
She recommends
this product for greys,
see any, or all,
of these hairstyles she did
What does not, or does work
for your hair? Maybe, share some of our own shareable none magical, or magical hairdos
♀
♀
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A safe product
For men too!
She recommends
this product for greys,
see any, or all,
of these hairstyles she did
What does not, or does work
for your hair? Maybe, share some of our own shareable none magical, or magical hairdos
♀
That’s true all hair is good hair, the last one is so pretty
Products that work on my hair are usually by companies that cater to black hair ex: Dark and Lovely . And products that don’t help my hair are Aussie and Head and Shoulders. @leerla73 What hair products work for you?
Nice! I’ve used so many brands over the years, currently I’ve been sticking with Olive Oil brand, Softee, and De La Cruz natural oils These are not the ones that work best, or least, they are in the middle.
I use Olive Oil hair products too and their shampoo smells really nice. And when I was little I used Dream Kids from Olive Miracle and now I use Crème of Nature edge control. But Cantu doesn’t really work on my hair while it works on everyone else’s hair in my family. Are there any hair products like that for you?
I just keep it moving if it doesn’t work
That’s what I should do
I love watching hair videos, I usually get this kinda goosebumps on my head when I watch a person working on somebody’s hair The lady with the gray hair looks good, but I would have liked her hair straight ironed, but the hairdresser said something about that the heat makes the hair yellow… I have strange grey hair which is more blonde, white and dark blond… I would love to have the metallic salt pepper, but since I have no black hair to color such requires several steps, I just can do ash blond for now.
Funny, I loved her curls But I generally prefer styles that highlight the natural texture (or versatility) of someone’s hair.
That’s interesting Had to look up what ash blond looks like, but it’s a pretty color.
Ash blond, that’s a good contrast too . .
I watched this video and was reminded of an incident where my teacher cut a fellow student’s hair. Note: he wasn’t black, but Latino, if I’m not mistaken. Still doesn’t make that okay. He had very thick, long straight hair and the teacher decided to cut it one day, because she had warned him before and his mother hadn’t yet cut his hair.
I tell you: the entire class was shocked. We had no idea what to do (we were 8 years old). The following day he came to class with a short haircut. I still don’t get why she wasn’t fired that same day. She did leave the following year.
WOW , I think a teacher doing something like that is unacceptable , teachers especially should try to understand their students culture.
Yeah, seeing him cry about his hair was absolutely heartbreaking and I never forgot about it.
That’s horrible!
Yup, a very thorough “All hair is Good Hair” video share, the end is priceless! !
@mirjam_465 IKR right?
@leerla73 when I saw the video I thought of this thread among other things
One thing I know ppl are never satisfied in life. I have very thin straight hair and had to use a lot of curling irons so I got tired and one day decided to do a perm and guess what happened? The girl left the chemical too long and I had bald spots all over my head! Thank god the hair grew back after torturous long months. I used aceite (oils) moska mixed with coconut oil and romero oil. I no longer use curling irons and use limited blow drier. My niece is bald from using extensions, and she also lost her eyelashes. So her hair is fake and her lashes and she’s only in her mid thirties. I warned her and she didn’t listen now she has to pay the price bc so far no treatments are working for her.
Any suggestions?