“A woman who constructed the foundation of self hair-care and blew the doors of entrepreneurship wide open.”
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I would have sued the school district. Cutting his hair is assault and battery.
Oh! That reminds me of my younger sister! She had gorgeous jet black hair down to her knees when she was a kid. One day mom came home and found out that her sister was jealous and cut off her hair to her neck. It was a wonder that mom didn’t beat the crap out of her sister for that. Her hair was never that long again and it grew in curly instead of board straight.
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Her hubby helps loc her hair 
the comments in “chats” makes it interactive 
I don’t think we have such a thing here and I also don’t think it was a public school 
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I love the locs on these two women. You can wear it loose, or in any other style daily. (
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https://youtu.be/gDbTiKNKJsY
https://www.instagram.com/p/CPlT1ZXMh9x/
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Embracing our gray hairs.
Video is 2:49 short
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I color my hair since I am 14. I don’t like my natural haircolor and I had also at once 12 different hair colors and now I have 4 at the same time. I color my hair often, but not this oftenn as when I hade verrrrrrrrry short hair. As freshly entered 20 years I colored my hairs every two weeks with other colors or recolored and I am happy I NEVER HAD BROKEN hair.
Also I don’t know any color which I didn’t have till now…
I am not affraid of cuting my hair and I think thats a huge pro. If my hair must gone so be it.
The products which were shared I don’t know, because we don’t have them here.
Oils are not good for mine I can say. I have many and all say thick hair and loose many at a day that is what is getin on my nerve xd
And even now after all these years I mever had to cut my hair vecause they were “broken”.
I am glad when products work and hope for everyone the best. What angers .e when good products (for my liking) get out of the store, because they say no one wanted them v.c
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Me too, just when you find the products that get good results, not long after, that very line of product is discontinued. 
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OMG 
Not only beautiful but look at the perfection of the even pattern and shape, it looks almost like a perfectly knitted sweater, this is amazing, but it looks so good because the lady must have a nice shape of skull, not everyone has that. - What’s funny she is using her angle shaped nails instead of a comb or just fingers. But that would hurt my head so tight braided hair… just having a tight ponytail after some hours hurts me…
how does it look when you release them (the braids) 
… she has such long hair!!!
She could very well portray a sci-fi character 
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My amazement too! 
People have such talents I tell ya’! 
A work of art, 
and heart. 
Since her natural hair was straightened chemically, or with a hot comb, or iron, before the braiding, she’ll have waves. They won’t last long though, unless set with a setting spray. If her natural hair was not straightened, she’d likely not need the setting spray, and the waves could be styled with just her fingers for many types of styles. 
Very well indeed!
Semi-Free Form Locs
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Her reaction to her new hairstyle. 
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Good Info, on why you have hair lost, and what blood test to ask for, related to your hair in general. All while beautifully doing her clients hair. I love her quotes, at the start of her videos. 
Nice 
jam, for a lovely hairdo! 
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The hairdo came out beautifully, so much hair!! But I’d be concerned about the high heat, you can also see it in first video, I can see the steam coming out… are the black hair much stronger or more resistent to heat??
It’s hard labor to smoothen them!
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Similar to damp clothes, when heat is applied. Not forgetting, she also applied oil. We all know how heat reacts to liquid oil.
There are so many texture of hair types in the black community though. It takes an experienced, skilled, and qualified hairstylist to know how, when, and for how long heat is applied
The Alopecia - Full Video - Follicle Regenerates.
- Follicle is the only part of the body that regenerates.
- Moisture, moisture, moisture!
- After 20 years, her alopecia is gone!
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Located in the UK.
Hey! It’s an excuse to travel.
https://youtu.be/2JMt3js8vCM?feature=shared
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The Rice Water treatment, by The Yao Women in China 
https://youtube.com/shorts/GsUom9p0mBE?feature=shared
https://youtu.be/cgwbNVaSDs8?feature=shared
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Apparently there is a herb growing in that region that actually helps preventing the graying, which might be difficult to obtain in the west. He shou Wu is a Chinese herb known to prevent gray hairs and hair loss, if I understood in a comment on other video it’s mulberry root at least 5 years old and it’s specially processed.
But for gray hair or slowing them down can help eating lots of green and nettle with rosemary rinses could help as well.
Nettle with rosemary infusions:
1 Ball/glas jar fill with a handful of loose nettles and 2 sprigs rosemary
boil wate to fill and fill the jar. Let sit overnight and strain. Keep in fridge 3 to 4 days max.
Stinging nettles are beneficial to other health issues and it’s helpful to drink them often.
(The only downside is the taste when you drink it warm or cold, it has a hay sort of taste or bland, therefore you can add mint or lemon balm to cover it up 
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Use after hair wash or spray whenever on your scalp.
Another hair rinse for brittle or tangled hair is a mix of water and apple cider vinegar not pasteurized for example like the one from Braggs. There is more on YT
I also tried with old kombucha/water mix it’s similar to ACV.
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