Lala247:


Yh ur not far from me.
How old r u if u dont mind me asking

tracybee:





I'll send you a pm

Lala247:


How do i get it

Yields:
JallowBah, your's daughter's adorable! Her genie locs look cute. They match her jacket too, hehe.
You once posted a video of her dancing to a song, lol. She was little then. She's a big girl now!

lovethyhair:



Welcome to the club dear!!! Here's wishing you lots of growth and popping curls :-)


Visit www.darkchildlovethyhair..com for hair growth tips and diy hair products

missloluwa:
Hi all,

Are there any naturals here?

As you all know I am starting my natural hair journey (it's been a month since I last had a perm ) and already seeing my natural new growth.

So I am creating this thread to celebrate the uniqueness and beauty of e1b1a type African hair. It's one of a kind, versatile and the strongest of the bunch. I can't wait to get back to the old me.

Hopefully this thread will inspire some more ladies to keep it real! Keep it kinky! Keep it natural!

Feel free to post your own favorite dos and/or videos.

SexyFox:
How do I stop the ends of my cornrow from curling without using beads.

Habiz:
I need any suggestion on how to make my hair grow soft,I love afro but anytime the hair grows it always hard to comb and too dry often. any positive suggestion?

can I try out the Emily millionaire coconut oil and herbs though it is for female

girlsupersonic:


I have an extremely thick/spongy hair and I use dark and lovely hair repair leave in conditioner, it is absolutely lovely for thick hair...atleast it works for me! U can try

JallowBah:


Thank you We used yarn this time, and this is how she looked some weeks before, with purple/black braids.

She turned four on the 18th..time fliiiiies!
( The second pic is from Halloween, she was one of the my little ponies.. )

Yields:

D'awwwww! I love kids! Lemnme babysit!

beautifulynappy:
Amazing butters for your hair and skin available at www.beautifullynappy.com/shop/

1. Avocado Butter: Avocado Butter is great for the hair and skin. It contains vitamins A,C,E,K, These vitamins help to thicken and strengthen your curls, they provide anti-oxidants which condition and moisturize your scalp, hair and skin. They also help reduce hair loss, soften hair and provide a shine for the hair. Furthermore, it contains beta carotene which helps prevents dandruff, encourages hair growth and imparts a healthy glow on the skin. Avocado butter is healing for damaged hair and skin, it functions as a rich natural hair conditioner and it’s also a natural heat protectant.

2. Mango Butter: This is also a rich moisturizing butter full of vitamins A, C and E. It works to combat free radicals found in the sun’s rays and pollution. When applied to the skin mango butter can protect the skin from the sun’s rays and can sooth sunburnt skin. Mango butter also has excellent sealing and moisturizing properties, which means it keeps the hair softer for longer periods. Its high saturated fat content allows it to penetrate the hair cuticle and fortify the hair from within. The vitamins in mango butter also help nourish the hair and scalp, thereby keeping the hair both healthier and longer.

3. Cocoa Butter: Unrefined cocoa butter is an amazing substitute for Shea butter, unlike mango and avocado butter which I find have a very mild scent, cocoa butter has an amazing nutty scent. It melts at body temperature and it’s full of antioxidants which help fight free radicals that cause aging to the skin. This butter is also said to reduce stretch marks, although, I can’t guarantee this because I haven’t used it for that purpose. It provides deep hydration for the hair and skin because it is also high in fatty acids. Cocoa butter contains a plethora of nutrients including calcium, protein (essential for hair growth), potassium etc. It moisturises the scalp without clogging the pores. Due to its high fatty content and nutrition it stimulates hair growth and prevents hair loss, furthermore, like castor oil it increases hair thickness.

4. Murumuru Butter: Its composition of essential fatty acids and Pro-Vitamin A helps restore elasticity to damaged and aging skin. It is also excellent for dry and cracked skin, and useful for healing eczema and psoriasis. Murumuru butter is wonderful for conditioning brittle, dry and damaged hair. It’s also essential for moisture retention as it creates a semi permeable barrier that is said to prevent moisture loss when applied to wet hair. It keeps our kinky curls soft, supple and shinning.