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Angle and lighting play major roles in pictures.
I barely manage to look ok in mine so finally gave up on taking photos

[quote author=gcfr.com]I actually don't understand what you re saying.[/quote]noobie? You wouldn't know Callotti d hallotti then

RIP

texazzpete: Guys, we get it. You're upset that the exploit you've used to use BIS data on your cheap Android phones is being closed by Airtel. You're upset that now, you'll have to start paying for your data bundles like the rest of the populace. Yes, data plans are not cheap.

But please, can you people STFU for once and stop this incessant whining?

The problem is not with Airtel. The problem is that the data plans we have from our carriers are rather expensive, especially on the low end. Instead of making this all about Airtel, take on ALL the carriers and take your complaints to the NCC.

FACT: Airtel Data plans are not more expensive than plans from Etisalat or MTN. Saying you'll break your Airtel line over this is just plain childish. If MTN gives you better service, why not port over with no fuss?


FACT: Complaining here on Nairaland will not change anything. If you really feel aggrieved at this situation, why not tweet at NCC Nigeria (@NgComCommission), for example, to complain about high cost of data plans.

I have zero stake in Airtel. In fact, I ported my Airtel line to Etisalat some months ago thanks to poor internet data speeds in my region. I voted with my Naira. Do the same with minimal fuss if you feel aggrieved.

Finally a sensible Nigerian

Popowaa: i'm going crazy

Dido--Look No Further

sexkillz: [color=#000030]Loretta, you dey see am so?

Your fellow girls prefer food: pastries e.g meatpie, isiewu, fried rice, chicken, peppersoup, nkwobi and ice cream, than flowers.

Oh and money. [/color]

I prefer books and a good movie.









Oh and pepper soup and money

sexkillz: [color=#000030]Since when did Nigeria girls start accepting flowers?


Left with bobos, we go buy flower tire, because it's cheap and romantic.

But then I've seen girls ask "flower for what? Am I a goat?"

Abeg, you people should stop being so discombobulated. . . I'm not generalizing like you did, though. [/color]

Yeah true. First time a boy gave me flowers(freshly picked from God knows where) I gave him a very odd look, and only accepted it because he looked visibly hurt
The fake ones are just annoying...all that perfume wasted on something i'll probably forget about in 5secs flat

Movies are better watched in the dark.

Dis shildren av spoil finish

You already told us

ITbomb: I read somewhere about the word 'Help-met'

We live in a different kind of society where men and women both carry equal (or close enough) burden.
So how about helping each other?

lol

beautifulynappy: You are welcome,

Coconut oil and sheabutter are amazing for the hair! Keep using them

You can trim it to make it even, but I dont see the big fuss about uneven hair. My hair isnt perfectly even either but no one notices because its natural and curly to you cant easily tell. If its not greatly uneven then I think you should just let it be.

Steaming is really good for the hair, well dry heat from blow dryers, straighteners and the sun break the hair. The moist steam helps the hair absorb conditioners better and reduces breakage because it makes the hair more elastic and less prone to snapping. Also how do you comb your hair? Thats a major promoter of hair breakage. Make sure your hair is damp, not wet but damp when you comb it. Comb with a wide tooth comb, and comb your hair in manageable sections from tips to root. This also encourages thickness because you loose less hair when you comb your hair this way.

If your hair is a natural then it will always be frizzy, learn to love your frizz! You can do a twist out, so your hair is curly but less frizzy. For shine, you can spray diluted (1 Cup of ACV and 2 Cups of water) Apple Cider vinegar on your hair leave for 5mins on your hair and then rinse of before you shampoo and condition.

For shine you can put also coconut oil on your hair while its dry, cover your hair with a plastic cap for 30mins, then style as normal. You can also do this everytime before you shampoo and condition.

Also, if your hair is natural it will have a healthy full look as long as you eat well and care for it properly. But you cant get it to shine like relaxed hair or a weave.

I dont like weaves, because they itch my scalp. But I read somewhere that you can mix water and oil and place in an applicator bottle, and squeeze the water and oil mix through the applicator bottle directly on your scalp while its in a weave. However, I recently put a post on my blog on how to care for your hair in braids if you are interested in that as well. Have a blessed day

Thanks, i already read your blog

HisRib: Why not?

Not just completely naked. You are wearing a robe with nothing inside shaa

I'm certain he'll be more concerned about food than my naked body

TribalEAST: after the day's hustle, you still expect him to work in your kitchen? Why did he marry you?

So he married her coz it's convenient
We learn everyday.

Unclad at the door.....in Nigeria

beautifulynappy: Hey everyone! Due to popular demand I have put up a post on how to take care of your hair when its in braids have a look

http://beautifullynappy./2013/11/30/how-to-care-for-your-hair-in-braids/

Great tips! Thank you

I have unequal hair(not split ends. I trim off my split ends every 4-6mths). Looks like new growth, but since i began using shea butter and coconut oil on my hair it's been growing at an alarming rate! My hair is annoying me right now, pls what do i do about it?
I've been toying with the idea of chopping off the old growth to even the length, but just too chicken to do that and still unsure if it'll work.

My other issue is hair breakage. Someone suggested steaming, but i am aware heat isn't good for our hair. Help pls?

My hair frizz a lot, I want this gone pls, and what do I use for fuller hair(body and shine )

Also any tips for taking care of hair in weaves? I understand there's always the constant lack of moisture. Pls give responses based on Nigeria climate

Thanks for all the replies so far, i've learned a lot.
Can your blog be subscribed to...for newsletters or something? I'm already following it.

skydeep: Lol. Really?

The forum speaks for itself. Take a look around.

I advise her to leave that life destroyer and walk away