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Omg TheBFF, its like your my long lost beauty tip sister lol ![]() |
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to sound somehow in my response, I just wanted to add onto what I said originally. I used Bio-oil about 2 years ago, and I didn't see any change(s) ![]() |
@OP: For me, it depends on how hairy the dude is. I don't wanna be dating and screwing a grizzly bear That's just my personal preference, I'm not saying that a dude needs to shave or trim anything on their body. |
190:Stfu! You make it sound like people don't use condoms when they're in relationships that involve more than one partner in the mix. Those diseases still get transmitted in monogamous relationships. |
@OP: Hmmm, I don't think I could marry someone without love. I mean, I can easily trust someone [not that I'm saying I'm quick to put my trust in someone]. If I can only trust you and tolerate you, then that pretty much means I can marry anyone I know and in reality, that's just not the case. It can trust and tolerate my cousin's friend [just an example] but that doesn't mean that it makes them marriageable. |
Thank you. Although I think the religion of Islam is a beautiful religion, I don't think it is for me. I just wanted to wish everyone a happy Ramadan ![]() |
@OP: I just came across this article today and it made me think of this thread >>> http://cocoandcreme.com/2011/07/stretch-marks-how-to-make-them-disappear-for-good/ TheBBF:My cousin says Bio-oil works but I don't see why people rant and rave about it. If you look carefully at the ingredients that the Bio-Oil company lists as their ingredients and do research it, you'll find out that basically all it is is just mineral oil which is bad for the skin. You'd be better off rubbing almond oil and/or vitamin E oil. Either one of those would be fine. I pretty much use it on all and any marks I get on my body. I hate getting scars on my legs since that's the part of my body that's exposed to the sun the most in the summer so the thought of even having a scar is a no no for me. I tend to use a mixture of shea butter, vitamin E oil, and almond oil as the seasons start to change from summer to fall [autumn]. I don't recall jojoba oil doing much to reduce or remove scars on my body, but it is an excellent moisturizer though. Perhaps it works better on certain things for some people than others. |
[size=14pt]Hello everyone. Although I'm not Muslim, I'd still love to wish my Muslim brothers and sisters a VERY safe, healthy, and wonderful Ramadan. Hope you all enjoy and have a good time [/size] |
@OP: Ummm did I miss the memo that there was something wrong with a albinos? First of all, she's not obligated to tell you anything is she doesn't want to. Second, you're acting like she was a murderer and you found out later on. Sheesh. Instead of asking us why she didn't tell you anything, why don't you go and ask her?After all, she is the girl that you seem to have your eye on, so she's the best person to give you an answer. |
I'm open to the idea of open relationships. Personally, I think its for mature individuals. We all know that not everyone can handle the idea of such a relationship. |
claremont:Lmao, I didn't even look at the date ![]() |
whobemumu:Well said my friend ![]() |
[quote author=BABE! link=topic=720007.msg8821620#msg8821620 date=1312042451]May the lord bless you o. Only God knows what planet these people are from--or rather, what planet they seem to be getting their false gist from? People just like to criticize ignorantly and misyan. Typical! Most people criticizing don't even know sh1t about Nigerian music. They sha want to feel among. In fact, I challenge anyone to post a 9ja rap video, where the rapper is dressed like it's 20 F. ![]() Anyways my only critic on Nigerian artistes is that they recycle beats and Lyrics like no man's business. <----That is not even typical of Nigerian music only.[/quote]LOL LOL. It's funny that they copy Western style music videos but its like they never think to copy those videos where Western rappers are vacationing in warmer climates ![]() |
lol, girl I've been an Ayo fan for a while now. |
@OP: Please, take my advise and dump him right away. The dude is free loading and talking down to you!!! If he's doing this while you guys are just dating, imagine what he will do if you guys get married--it would only get worse. You're talking about a man who is bad mouthing American culture and the family structure but I can name more than a few things about the Nigerian family structure that is equally messed up. There is nothing new about this sort of behavior among Nigerian men. A lot [not all] seem to possess some overt pseudo machismo mentality. I love my Nigerian brother just as much as the next girl but I would NEVER tolerate that sort of behavior from a ANY man regardless of nationality. Suppose you two end up having children, it would only evolve into him expecting you to be you über submissive and you complying--an knowing him as a Nigerian man, he's gonna wanna raise his children the way he thinks is best, not the way you both think is best. Don't be blinded by what you think is love. If you've raised these concerns with him and he has disregarded it then it time to let him go. When you love and care for someone, you don't talk down to them, disrespect their culture, badmouth their upbringing, and demand the that they be the way you want them to be. Not only is this man demeaning you as a woman and a human being, he is demeaning you as a partner. When I've been romantically been involved with a guy, I've always taken the time to see the beauty in their culture and way of life. If all he sees is bad things then you really need to ask yourself "Is this love?", "Why am I with him?" and "Is this the sort of life I want for myself?". I want you to take a look at this video here. Please listen to the words of the song. I know the subject matter of the song is a bit different but you should still take a look at it. [flash=400,400] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jZ63-c41Ws[/flash] |
Like iice said, you can't really erase it although I've heard of some people who have. OP, try using almond oil and shea butter to reduce the appearance of them. |
sule sule:lol, its ok. I guess for some people it depends on their needs. For me, I can put oil in my hair maybe once or twice a week. At times, I just use hair butter(s) or leave-in products. |
OP, nanidee is right. |
sule sule:You know you don't actually need to do it put oil on your hair everyday. Too much moisture on the hair isn't good. I do agree that moisturizing is good for hair but not everyday. When you do it everyday, you run the risk of having greasy hair ![]() |
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