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Idowuogbo: Acrylic na big no no.Acrylic nails are hard and also they look thicker than Gel nails. I prefer Gel nails cus they're flexible and not hard on the touch.

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Older girl is an ugly giant like her mother, but Sasha is pretty. Bad choice of street clothes though.

Pamela Gold: i dont know but this pix and her dress reminds me of the costumes they use when actresses want to act mami water part

Pamela Gold: wtf!!!!!!! even as i am at 25, i cant even wear this rubbish, now look at this human being older than my mother forming sisi eko, mstcheeeeeeeeewzzzzzzz old mama youngy

NappilyNigerian: I've been consistently using the Indian oiling method for the past two months to retain length in my hair and thus grow it long and the result is amazing.

I noticed how Indians had impossibly long hair and wondered why their long hair didn't break despite the fact that the longer your hair, the older it is and the more prone it is to breakage!

I got in touch with some Indian/Malay bloggers and this oiling method stands out!

- Daily rituals Warm a few tablespoons of coconut oil in the microwave or palms and massage it on your scalp.
Then thinly coat your hair from root to tip.

The day before wash day, apply a heavier layer of coconut oil, braid your hair and put a towel on your pillow or cover with showercap.
Shampoo it out the next morning.
Your hair will be softer and stronger in weeks.
Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid which helps prevent hair loss.
Palmkernel oil is also rich in lauric acid.
I actually use a mix.

- Weekly rituals in India takes the form of the 'head bath' every Sunday.
More oil, this time castor oil. Let it soak in for at least an hour before it would be washed away with 'seegekaayi' or 'shikaikai', mixed with water.
I substituted with sulfate free shampoo and washed biweekly instead since my hair is curlier.

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