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Old 05-16-2011, 07:45 AM   #5
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I have to tell you that going natural is probably the biggest, most complicated research project I have ever undertaken. I agree with all the other posters. I would also add that build up on your hair sometimes prevents you from seeing how products affect your hair. Whenever I try a new product, I clarify first, and then use that product either alone, or with other products that I am familiar with. It's a process ofelimination to see what works and what doesnt. What kind of hair do you have? what type of products are you using? If you really can't take it any more, why not do a protective style and take a break? When it got frustrating for me I had to remember why I went natural in the first place. Also, I got frustrated when my hair didn't love (or downright HATED) products that others listed as their Holy Grails. I learned my hair is unique. I am still learning....you will have to develop patience to see this through....
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Hair type-BC: 2/2011-mix of kinks+ coils
Wash-Elucence, shea moisture,DB Cleansing Cream, Elasta QP
LI/RO-,,Oyin HH, AOGPB,NG Hemp,Elucence MB, My pretty hair is parched, YTCu
DT-DB Moisture masque, KBB complete condish/hair masque,CJHBDC, Shea Moisture Masques
Style- UFD, CJCQ,HairVeda WJ, CJCIAB DMMiracurl, Eco Blue
Sealant- Castor, sweet almond oil,Hairveda Vegetal soya oil KBB hair cream
Will try any CG product at least once.
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