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DoubleEngine007:
That girl dey cloud 9,u dey complain With her packing gel hair.. And she go still get boyfriend ,abi husband to be now o..

sunshineV:
Make person bless me this December o. Givers no dey lack. 0140737041 GTB.




Modified: thank you so much. Im very grateful

josh123:
Wizkid dey fucck this woman

Bola146:
I am crying ooo, let me continue weeping...

Bola146:
My father is a useless man that's why he gave birth to a bitch like me

1Sharon:
No the mothers simply loved it.

Is this treated too?

Surrey2Bimshire:
Educate myself on Afros instead of just Brazilian wigs lol what an assumption.
Lol I’m 5’6 ft tall , 3A and 3c my shrinkage is 18-21 front to back, 24-28 inches when straighten or blow dried . I constantly chop off two to four inches yearly as I do not want it to grow beyond a certain length due to my day to day activities and yes I tend to wear weaves or wigs sometimes especially when I’m too lazy to maintain my curls lol
You see, some of us I’ve been natural all our lives and we don’t go around acting like we know it all. it’s a way of life for and it’s ought to be normal .
So it’s safe to say you’re one of those natural hair fanatic that assume just because they’ve discovered a tiny little coiled popped up on their scalp they can easily tell other people off.

I’ve been natural all my life lol


You state it’s takes you 5 min to get your hair together etc and I basically told you I know a lot of 4s around me that struggle to get their hair out together daily ..

By the way I’ve got 4s in my family too .

pocohantas:
It isn't? Looks easier and not painful. Abeg, which hair I go make for New Year na? Give me hairstyle biko.

jakandeola:
dis is woman topic so be guided.say ur mind and get lost instead of insulting pple

computergeek:
I didn't know you can't read. If you had read my post completely you wouldn't have made this comment. Na why your mates dey hustle you dey here dey talk about girls' hair on NL. Because you can't read a short post completely. Shame.

fieryy:
Kuku kill the child nau. Shebi it's yours

tot:
Logical thinking is clearly a struggle for you.
Cos I don't understand how choosing to plait a child's hair = hurting them for your satisfaction.

Find someone else to quote / engage with abeg, I can't be wasting my time.

tot:
As long as you are not the parent, it's not your business. Sorry.

If you applied the sense you claim to have, you would know what is considered unnecessary pain is completely subjective.

How does the comment relate to killing a child? What does that have to do with the point made?

1Sharon:
So you don't have to do alot for these styles:

aminusodiq:
in a rational. Society, dia are people who are made like dat, people who tinks d only way dey can express demselves nd b heard is by goin totaly diffetent. Nairas strategy is paying him big time, hes still better dan skally mental or damuche back den! The US have d likes of wiz khalif, nicki nd d likes!!! Dey av a negative influence on d minors but so far d music industry isnt realy regulated, nothing can b done, sadly d songs ar available on d internet Its only sensored wen being played by t.v. stations

1Sharon:
Both should never hurt.

computergeek:
People like you are the reason why this forum no dey sweet.

So you can't make your dumb comment without being rude or insulting anyone??

Na your type go gree make your daughter sidown for 7 hours in the same of braiding hair.

Don't bother quoting again cos I can't reply a kid.

computergeek:
Pepper body... Why you so upset, little boy?

pocohantas:
Depends on the style, any style that touches the edges is a NOO! Sadly, that is the type they always make these kids.

Very mature hair styles! Gosh! I hate it ehn.

Anyway, I get doitforyou's argument. A Nigerian mother has a very tight schedule, you don't wanna add daily styling from an uncooperative kid to it. When I have my baby girl (who would definitely look like me) - I will be making her that fulani hairstyle. The one that starts from the center and falls round the head. E no go pass 10, we would count it

fieryy:
You're supposed to add a leave in on damp hair before combing and comb from the ends to the roots to gently remove any knots in the way.

southsouthking:
They won't listen.

1Sharon:
Styling hair should never hurt. You are wrong.

1Sharon:
OP thank you! Braiding hair should NEVER hurt that why alot of Nigerian women have alopecia.

Getting your hair done should never hurt. Nigerians really don't understand.

PeacenLove2:
Some hair textures na die o. No comb fit run through them. If you like put all the grease inside jar. Seriously speaking some people have very soft scalp that cannot be put to the torture of daily styling. The best option is weave or braid to last a week or two cos even with low cut, running combs through them every day is still a menace, unless you want to he visiting barber weekly to make it very low.

Just make sure you find a good hairdresser who is used to making children's hair. Some hands have that magical touch, just do well to remind them to be easy on your LO.

fieryy:
All textures can sustain a daily maintenance of a bun. I used mine as an example, but all you had to say was 'That's your hair'. Buns are one of the easiest low maintenance hair styles, especially for natural hair

doitforyou:
That is YOUR hair! Are you going to tell me that ALL hair textures for a child is easy breezy to style every morning before school?

fieryy:
And I quoted you to tell you that the most kinky hair texture 4c, and the straightest 1a, and everything in between ARE ALL capable of being styled as a bun.

You literally just pack your hair up

computergeek:
The write-up isn't about style or unstyled. Cornrows can be done without pain for school.

No one is judging anyone, the point is that no responsible mom should sit and watch her daughter endure pain for hours to look stylish with these over-do hairstyles.

It has no go-around. No justification for letting your daughter cry and fall sick because of hair.


Shave the darned thing off till she's grown up.

fieryy:
The style in the second picture is very much realistic regardless of hair texture and pain is not sth. that should be felt at all, while braiding or even combing your hair. A lot of Nigerian hair dressers are too rough with hair.

In addition to what the op said, edges not should be braided and cornrows etc shouldn't be too tight

computergeek:
She should never go throw any pain at all until she's old enough to decide that she wants to do it.

And by old enough, I mean 18.

Your comments all over the thread are about maintenance. While maintaining buns and tails can be hard sometimes, it's better to use all that money you'll spend on attachments and paying hairdressers to buy good conditioners and Shea butter that will soften the stubbornest hair types, so it can combed easily. I have a friend who styles her two daughters' buns in less than ten minutes.


Even cornrows and simple Bob Marley can be done without pulling the girl so much.

There's no excuse for causing a little girl any pain. No excuse at all.