Weekly Confession.....

[ItsMeLilLucky]

I have no idea when I put these braids in and I have no idea when I'm taking them out.

 

[Angel of the North]

I have no idea when I put these braids in and I have no idea when I'm taking them out.

The good thing about this board, is that you can do a search of your posts using keywords. Just don't leave it too long

 

[Napp]

I didn’t trim my hair for 6 months and it has grown in nicely

 

[B_Phlyy]

I want to buy something.

That's it, that's the post.

 

[Prettymetty]

I’ve been neglecting my hair all week. It’s matted bad too. I tried to get out one of the knots. My Dominican lady will know exactly what to do.

 

[ItsMeLilLucky]

The good thing about this board, is that you can do a search of your posts using keywords. Just don't leave it too long

See the thing is sometimes i dont post it on the board. I just do it sometimes

 

[Angel of the North]

I didn't put my bonnet on last night, and I won't be putting it on tonight either

 

[B_Phlyy]

I have much respect and appreciation for the aging process but I don't know why gray hair needs to be a part of it. So I banished mine to whatever circle of h3ll they came from and all is now right in the world. I am very happy and pleased.

 

[B_Phlyy]

As much as I tell myself I want to be, deep down in my heart, I'm not a DIY lady. Mixing a few tablespoons of oil or honey into a deep conditioner is cool but all the teas, pastes, powders, and infusions aren't for me.

 

[Angel of the North]

As much as I tell myself I want to be, deep down in my heart, I'm not a DIY lady. Mixing a few tablespoons of oil or honey into a deep conditioner is cool but all the teas, pastes, powders, and infusions aren't for me.

Do you regularly visit salons for any services? If the answer is no, then you are a DIY lady. Making your own products is a part of being a DIYer, but not the extent of it. For me, it essentially means that you do most things for yourself. Wash, treatments, roller set, silk press, braids, etc.

Obviously there maybe times when you may need to seek professional advice or might want to treat yourself to a service at a salon. I very rarely visit a salon for anything, and completely regard myself as someone who DIY my hair care.

I am keen to make my own prepoos, butter whips and gels, but I have no intentions of making my own shampoo or conditioners. I won't be ready to make my own products until I've locked down my staple products.

 

[B_Phlyy]

Do you regularly visit salons for any services? If the answer is no, then you are a DIY lady. Making your own products is a part of being a DIYer, but not the extent of it. For me, it essentially means that you do most things for yourself. Wash, treatments, roller set, silk press, braids, etc.

Obviously there maybe times when you may need to seek professional advice or might want to treat yourself to a service at a salon. I very rarely visit a salon for anything, and completely regard myself as someone who DIY my hair care.

I am keen to make my own prepoos, butter whips and gels, but I have no intentions of making my own shampoo or conditioners. I won't be ready to make my own products until I've locked down my staple products.

I'm strictly talking about products when I mention DIY.

 

[Angel of the North]

I'm strictly talking about products when I mention DIY.

Sorry, I thought you were talking about DIY in general, don't mind me