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Shea Growth And Retention Regimen 2019

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What is the length barrier you would like to break through in 2019, with Shea butter's help?

  • Top of shoulder length

    Votes: 18 10.2%

  • Collar bone length

    Votes: 10 5.6%

  • Armpit length

    Votes: 18 10.2%

  • Between armpit and bra strap length

    Votes: 36 20.3%

  • Bra strap length

    Votes: 28 15.8%

  • Between bra strap and waist length

    Votes: 24 13.6%

  • Waist length

    Votes: 35 19.8%

  • Whip length

    Votes: 12 6.8%

  • Hip length

    Votes: 10 5.6%

  • Tailbone length

    Votes: 18 10.2%
  • Total voters
    177
Chicoro said:
It is better to know the truth. If it is Shea, now you will have the opportunity to find a wonderful product that works better for her. Keep us posted, please!
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Quite true. I love it but we could survive without it. I'd end up eliminating it for the whole house as it's just easier than to worry about accidentally exposing someone. We've eliminated certain foods and things because of DD2s allergies already.
 
water_n_oil said:
Quite true. I love it but we could survive without it. I'd end up eliminating it for the whole house as it's just easier than to worry about accidentally exposing someone. We've eliminated certain foods and things because of DD2s allergies already.
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I still say your household is winning! Look at how you are showing that baby that she is valued by eliminating things entirely. With that kind of early indoctrination those babies of yours are learning, from seeing and by action, how important they are. They are also learning to be mindful of their bodies and to be aware of what is and what is not beneficial to them or to their physical bodies. Those are incredible lessons to which to be exposed. Your children are blessed to have a mother such as yourself.
 
Chicoro said:
I still say your household is winning! Look at how you are showing that baby that she is valued by eliminating things entirely. With that kind of early indoctrination those babies of yours are learning, from seeing and by action, how important they are. They are also learning to be mindful of their bodies and to be aware of what is and what is not beneficial to them or to their physical bodies. Those are incredible lessons to which to be exposed. Your children are blessed to have a mother such as yourself.
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beautifully said @Chicoro
 
Washed and all Shea'd up!

For now, I'm washing twice a week and slathering my hair in Shea Butter right after. I don't have to do anything to it inbetween those days except wrap my hair at night to keep it laying down nicely. I'm not sure how long I'll keep this twice a week washing up, but I'm out in my Garden alot sweating or just doing tons of work outdoors so my hair needs it right now. Shea keeps me nice and slick in the meantime!
 
I'm visiting my friend. She says, "I have something I got for you. "

She pulls out a bag. In it are two (2) brand spanking new , 1 kg containers of Shea butter. As a bonus there is one smaller jar of cocoa butter.

My Shea butter stash increases again to 4 kg. That's about 9 pounds!

The blessing is that I continue to be gifted with Shea butter and have not bought any other in two years.
 
It's weird because I bought Shea before, and it broke me out. I bought the unrefined kind, and it agreed with me . I bought it again and it broke my out, so did Shea Moisture, but my daughter has no problem with neither of these items. So I use the Shea on her, and mango butter for me. She cant use Aubrey Organic Honeysuckle Rose either, but I have been using it for years. I was thinking maybe it was the shrimp I was eating because I actually cut that out recently. I want Shea to work so bad but mango is good too Thank God. I might have to see.
 
This evening I went to the grocery store and checked out through self service. The lady that was overseeing the area said to me as I was leaving,

"Excuse me, is that Shea butter in your hair?"

I said, "Yes, it is."

She said, "I could smell it." Then she asked, "Is it good for the hair [too]?"

I said, "Yes, it helps to strengthen and protect the hair to make it flexible and retain length."

She had her hair in a top bun, in a cute protective style. I was surprised she could smell the Shea butter because it was a mix it cocoa butter, coffee oil and lemongrass essential oil. It's my body mix but I am low on my simple hair mix.
 
Oh, horses like Shea butter, too! I visited a horse stable this weekend. One horse in particular was licking and sniffing my head and hair!

He even nipped at one of my braids, trying to get the taste of the butter from my hair. I must say that my hair was freshly done and I had packed on a glob of Shea butter on each braid.
 
Alright ya'll, we've fallen into Fall! We've got 4 months left on this Shea Train. I say, if you are going to ride, you might as well ride hard. Saddle up and let's head on out to the end of the year. Let the sunshine reflect off our Shea'd manes, our hair, not the horses, as we head toward 2020!
 
I haven't mixed down a batch of Shea butter in at least 1 month. I have been itching to heat straighten my hair. I'm trying to wait until February. Honestly, I don't think I've gained that much length. I think my hair has been thickening up at the current longer lengths that I gained in 2017 and 2018. I don't see my hair dropping to longer lengths. It seems to be at a standstill. I just keep going on faith.

I do know I am no longer losing whole strands and breaking off my ends from tangles. Shea butter has definitely helped with that. For that, I am grateful! I am still amazed at the ease in which I can unbraid my hair even after it has not been touched in a week or two. My massive, matted tangles have become a thing of the past with Shea butter.
 
Chicoro said:
I haven't mixed down a batch of Shea butter in at least 1 month. I have been itching to heat straighten my hair. I'm trying to wait until February. Honestly, I don't think I've gained that much length. I think my hair has been thickening up at the current longer lengths that I gained in 2017 and 2018. I don't see my hair dropping to longer lengths. It seems to be at a standstill. I just keep going on faith.

I do know I am no longer losing whole strands and breaking off my ends from tangles. Shea butter has definitely helped with that. For that, I am grateful! I am still amazed at the ease in which I can unbraid my hair even after it has not been touched in a week or two. My massive, matted tangles have become a thing of the past with Shea butter.
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I totally understand!! Sooooo I did a thing and didn’t want to pay/wait for my good stylist not did I trust anyone esp not the Dominicans everyone goes to in my area hah!!! So I demo (read tried it and returned back to Sally’s) the ion steam blow dryer — my goal was to avoid super crispy ends and dried out burnt smelling hair.

Pros: no burnt hair smell!! Minimal breakage. It did feel reallllly thick and healthy though. And everyone said so. Because I wasn’t a fan I ended up wearing it in buns and two jumbo loose flat twists w some hair jewelry for a look.

Negatives: some breakage. See the unevenness (mostly just my crown that had broke off a while ago). Full but not super straight — Didn’t fully satisfy my straight hair craving felt like I wanted to flat iron after. worse — the realization my hair is exactly the same length it was 3 years ago (darn you Facebook memories!) albeit it’s a lot thicker and healthier

this winter I’m going to be serious about hydration, protection, and Queen Shea. I can wait til next summer to be cute
 
My friend who does my crochet did my hair yesterday. She was commenting how much my hair grew. It's been at least 9 months since she last did my hair but it's good to know I've made enough progress for others to notice. I contribute my progress to this thread and the henna gloss thread.
 
MizzBFly said:
So... I got a trim in July about an inch. I have comparisons from March & July (no trim) I tried to be consistent with a white shirt but I have to start using a ruler cause dis tew much eye acrobatics! December here I come but I won’t straighten.
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Your hair is so pretty!! I gotta admit I can’t tell which ones are the before pictures. The bathroom mirror ones? I say that cuz in the other ones your hair looks longer. I guess I just answered my own question. :lol:
 
caribeandiva said:
Your hair is so pretty!! I gotta admit I can’t tell which ones are the before pictures. The bathroom mirror ones? I say that cuz in the other ones your hair looks longer. I guess I just answered my own question. :lol:
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You are Correct! :lachen:@caribeandiva You win 1lb of Shea for you acute eye flip and backspin! :spinning:

I noticed my hand is lower down my back in the b/w pants soo yeah:look: that’s all I got. Ruler will be utilized for my next wash
 
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