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Excellent information. Any thoughts about using other "premium" products out there (i.e. KeraCare; Mizhani; etc.) After years of relaxing (more like a decade or two), I am FINALLY beginning to grow out (transition) my natural hair. So I definitely need assistance in the first initial steps. My first hair cut was back in March 2010 and I am already concerned about whether it will actually grow healthy & long (again) . I want to get a weave (healthy, braided process) while my own hair is growing out...but no more chemicals. The "weaveologist" I was referred to here near Chicago DEFINITELY has a reputation of assisting with "growing out" or "transitioning" hair with her healthy technique. Any thoughts/suggestions/ideas?? Thx & God bless!

(This is my first day and very first post on LHCF) :look:
 
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Holy Crap! This is a wealth of info. Subscribing so I don't lose it.
 
perfectly thorough thread (= ilovee it yu broke it dwn soo simple ahh thaankyu:)
 
This original post is 6 years old, but the information is the truth! Thank you.
 
Yea, I'm defintiely bookmarking this one...I've never seen this thread before. Tons of good info; I can see why its been getting bumped since 2004!!! Is the OP still around?
 
Fantastic post....everything I need to know in one shot!!!
 
...I just want to bump this thread again for any new members or current members looking to step their game up in the new year! :)
 
IMO, this thread showed be bumped quarterly for new members or become a sticky.
 
Gotta save and come back. Too much in one post. But great info. Sub'g
 
The next time someone asks me what I do to get my hair so long I'll email them this. Hopefully they won't be overwhelmed, but you just about covered it all. Great Job Girl!
 
This is a summary thread, on how to take care of your hair, Bump for newbies in 2011!
 
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