Cool, I'm on some old Samson shit and will never cut my shit.
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Yeah yall LA mfers STILL aint gave up them Fingerwaves,Jheri curls and Perms. 
I used to use this joint and my hair would wave up mad quick. I can't find it anymore though. It's not healthy for your calp though. I use shea butter now and my hair is soft, thick, and shiny. My hair always grew quickly, but the shea got me rocking a baby fro in a two week period.
^SpiderMan^ said:Yeah yall LA mfers STILL aint gave up them Fingerwaves,Jheri curls and Perms.
Homie. I have never had a: Perm, Curl, Weave, S-curl or any chemicals in my shit.
The only thing I ever did was put that curl moisturizer in may hair when I was growing it this was like 91. So I would put in the shit and not wash my hair. After 2 days, my shit looked like a curl until I washed it. This is how I got past the fro stages.
A couple of times for baller parties, I did a Ron O' Neal on my shit but never a Perm. I have blow dried my shit so I could rock tha Sugar foot, but you young Ninjas ain't hip to the Ohio Players.
max-dawg said:i've tried just about all the shea butters out there. i haven't mentioned this before, but i used to be the "middle man" for lots of shea marketers in new jersey years ago; damn near 70% of the shea coming into the local markets passed thru my hands first.i had all the flea markets and local shops.
but seriously, the l'occitane is different. take some of it and rub it in your hands until it's melted. and then, compare it to your other brands. to me, it stays "thicker," and provides a "pomade" type consistency.
also, different people have different skin and different hair grains. my hair is naturally straight and the l'occitane did me right-making my waves "sick." but now, at 38 yrs old, and my hair has been thinning since 02, but what i have left is still looking ok cause the women still comment.
No doubt. I'm from BK, but went to private HS in Jersey to play ball(Elizabeth). I used to hit those flea markets up. I might've bought some of your products.
Were you in North Jersey? Anyways, no doubt I will recommend L'Occitane to anyone who truly wants to spend the money on it. I just found it not necessary FOR ME. Obviously, we are all different. Now my wife, ONLY uses product from L'Occitane, Aveda and Kiehl's but I chalk that up to her being a shop-a-holic and buying whatever is "high-end"
. But I have found that I get the exact same results for 1% of the cost, or less quite often. My point was for the brothers to try the raw and see the results the get 1st. Peace
Greetings,
I'm lookinhg for a brush that dosen't has *boar* bristles or anything that contains pig by-products, as my religion forbades me from handling such items.
Do you know of such brushes, and if so can you please recommend me to a place that may have them? Thank you for your time and assistance.
I'm lookinhg for a brush that dosen't has *boar* bristles or anything that contains pig by-products, as my religion forbades me from handling such items.
Do you know of such brushes, and if so can you please recommend me to a place that may have them? Thank you for your time and assistance.
max-dawg said:i don't like boar bristle brushes either...
just get a brush with synthetic bristles, and here's the next biggest secret:
PASS YOUR HANDS ON YOUR HAIR AFTER BRUSHING... do it all day long. it does more work than the brushing.
Thanks for the tips Bruh, appreciate it! I have very thick and coarse hair, so do I need a brush with hard bristles? Thanks again.
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