The ladies posted seem to have soft natural hair from the looks of it, its not the same as course afro hair, Hair needs to be combed whether permed or not,try not combing it for two days and see where it gets ya, lol, definately agree that we need to know how to look after our natural hair, its not a mistake that God gave us the hair we have.

Any African person who takes care of their hair properly will have hair as soft as a lambs wool.

Those lady's do not naturally have soft hair but it looks so beautifully styled that it must be soft right? I don't think so. It looks soft like a lambs wool because it is being properly maintained. If you show you hair that you love it, it will show you love back.


I did hair for many years and I wear my hair natural. All of the women posted have thick and kinky hair. Lauryn appears to have blow dried hers and that is why it stretches out. With the exception of the firs woman who basically washed her hair, conditioned it, oiled it and twisted it, the other women look like they blow dried their hair but they also set their hair by oiling it braiding it up, or twisting it up and leaving it up for a while, then taking it down. African people could do way better and more attractive things to their hair without relaxing it or chemically treating their hair.

Excellent post WeleyanA

I see you are still a smart cookie.

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For those of you who believe that giving your tithe to the church should come first before helping the needy, you are the ones who keep corrupt the pastors rich.


If a pastor takes on the job of promoting people to come to God, he did so on his own and he should be doing so from the heart. The pastor must not be doing Gods will by the grace of God because if he was, he would not press the church to give up a tithe of their earnings to him. A real pastor who is doing Gods will from the heart and would leave all that he needs in the hands of God, he would trust that no matter what, God will take care of him. If the pastor doesn't trust in God, he shouldn't be standing in the pulpit. I am not a religious fanatic and I don't have a religion I am a part of but at one time I used to. I will never forget the pastor of my old church saying, "Jesus was not a beggar, Jesus was so busy doing Gods will that people just gave things to him with out Jesus having to ask of them. Jesus did not go about laying down guilt trips on people." I am not into the Jesus thing but I have to say, what that preacher said could go for anyone. As a matter a fact, I remember now why the pastor said what he said. He was telling the church to stop giving their money to people who beg because most homeless people don't even buy food, they buy drugs, liquor and all kinds of things they need to feed their bad habits with. He said if they were not buying liquor, drugs or what have you, they would not be begging for money, instead they would be asking for some kind of work to perform in exchange for the money. I guess you could say that for the pastor, his cars, homes, women and money laundering businesses are his bad habits.

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Give it up all of you, I am going to be the one to have the last word in this topic