Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Developing 360 waves?

Does anyone have any idea on how to develop 360 waves in my hair. First off, I'm black with black hair and i've tried several hair care products which gives me grease and tells me to put a durag on overnight. this does not work for the most part. does anyone else have any suggestions, or a website that they can refer me to ? please!



Developing 360 waves?

i'm a stylist, and my clients who have had the same problem have used baby oil and it works fabulously.... not a bottle of it, use it sparingly. Johnson's Dry baby oil spray is highly recommended, and like i said less is more, pick it thru when wet and let dry. perfect everytime.



Developing 360 waves?

Do you want 360 individual waves? or 360鎺?of waves? To make the 鎺?symbol hold down "Alt" key and type 0176, then release alt key.



As for hair, I am a white male with a shaved head. Probably not much help but good luck to you :-)



Developing 360 waves?

use less products, brush more. the key to getting waves is brushing. products are used mainly to help your hair lay down, but the more you brush the faster your waves will develope. make sure you always wear a du rag before you go to bed, or after you finish brushing.



Developing 360 waves?

i got waves an i went 2 hairboutique.com......go there and go 2 the 360 waves section and just read da forums

What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

I have heard alot of people that think hair should only be left in for a short amount of time. I think that is cray. The time you spen doing the hair and the money, is enough to get your money worth of the hair. The Pain. I want someone to tell me the length of time you can keep Micros on. It would also be helpful if someone tells me the simplest way you can keep them in good condition, If you really dont have enough money to spend on all those expensive hair care products.



What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

I would say three months as well, thats usully how long i keep mine in. As far as care for them goes, keep your scalp greased, and wear a head scarf at night to keep the from getting frizzy. don't put too many different products in them, as they will begin to smell funny, and if you wash them, make sure you know that they will get a frizzy quick, and will require more care. read the instructions for care and maintainance, some can take heat so you can curl them, others you cannot....good luck



What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

they can stay in 4 @ least 3 months if u take care of dem right



What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

go 2 parlor



What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

3 MONTHS, BUT I DO KNOW PEOPLE WHO HAVE KEPT THEM LONGER. YOU CAN USE ISOPLUS HAIR PRODUCTS, THEY ARE NOT EXPENSIVE. THEY HAVE DIFFERENT BRAID SPRAYS, BUT I USUALLY TELL PEOPLE TO GET THE HAIR POLISH, AND A SMALL BOTTLE USUALLY ONLY COSTS ABOUT $2.50. BUT WITHOUT BUYING ANYTHING, YOU MAKE SURE YOU DONT SLEEP ON THEM WITHOUT A SCARF. AND KEEP YOUR SCALP OILED.



What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

about a good 2-3 months.....but not to long cause ya hair can get notted



What is the length micros can be left in I dot want opinions i want the truth?

I'm giving your this breakdown so you will understand and be certain of truth rather that fiction...



In Years = 1/4 year



In Months = 3 months



In Days = 90 days



In Hours = 2160 hours



In Minutes = 126,600 minutes



In Seconds = 7,776,000 seconds



Hope it helps...

Home Perm Question:?

I have a great hair cut, however, no matter how many quality hair care products I use, I don't seem to be able to have my hair hold a style without going totally flat for longer than an hour. I would like to perm it to give it body...my question: Since I am having a great deal of difficulty getting the perm papers onto my hair and rolling it straight, can I use small, medium or large size "velcro like" rollers and obtain the body I am looking for? Or am I just wasting my time trying to achieve something that isn't possible with the method I propose to use?



Home Perm Question:?

You need to use the rods provided if you use different curlers they can hold more perm solution and it could ruin your hair. Ask a friend or relative to help you I couldn't do a perm on myself and I don't think you should do it alone. Good luck



Home Perm Question:?

i would advise just going to a salon to get it done. yes it costs a lot more but it willl probably turn out a lot better. If you used a different kind of curler at home it wouldnt work. also, my hair hold styles terribly. but i got a perm and it is sooooooo much better.



Home Perm Question:?

velcro rollers create damage.



ive done it, YUCK



you have to go to a salon.



most salons guarantee there work.



there is no fixing a bad home perm.



go to a salon.



its you looks your worth it



go to a salon

Does anyone else think that the media is being used to exploit and profit from our vanity?

Think about it, how much money is made off of skin care products.. or hair care products, gym memberships, make up, plastic surgery.



Does anyone else think that the media is being used to exploit and profit from our vanity?

That is why marketing budgets have increased in recent years.



We absorb alot



Does anyone else think that the media is being used to exploit and profit from our vanity?

well . . . duh! you raise good points. advertisers do, in fact, use vanity to sell products. they seek to cultivate it as well, by showing images of unusually attractive people and making people feel insecure. then they imply that their product is the way to fix yourself, to make you attractive. and when it doesn't work-- because they'll still be showing all those images-- they just try to sell you something new.



Does anyone else think that the media is being used to exploit and profit from our vanity?

The media is being used by Businesses to exploit us.

Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

20 Things I Wished I Knew Before I Went Natural



1. That I would love my hair so much that I would protect it like a mother Lioness over her newborn cubs



2. That my boyfriend and now fianc茅 would love it and be protective of my hair like a Lion over his Lioness



3. That my mother would apologize for putting chemicals in my hair and say while touching my hair 鈥淚 never knew it could look like this鈥?and become completely natural cutting out her texturizer



4. That I would no longer be jealous or envious of body else鈥檚 hair. I love mine so much I can appreciate theirs for what it is HAIR. Not a symbol of beauty that I could never live up to. Not that some days I wouldn鈥檛 prowl the hair galleries and get lost in all the other textures until I would find some one with texture like mine who had grown it out 12 INCHES and I thought I can have hair like that!



5. That I would be someone that other women looked to for hair advice鈥 had a co-worker whose huge puff I ADORED. She has gone on to another company and now people tell me they ADORE my hair



6. That people would tell me they wanted my hair texture! Me the girl who relaxed her 4c kinky short hair incessantly (with probably explains what it was always short, besides the fact that relaxer is a acid)



7. I would feel sexy, confident and free and people would want to touch my kinky hair



8. That I would have so many hair style options



9. That I would have a 5 min morning maintaince routine (Like a white girl)



10. That my hands would stay in my hair and I would have to chant 鈥?I will not touch my hair, I will not touch my hair鈥?br> 11. That my natural hair looks like me and fits my features



12. That my fianc茅 loves to stick is hands in it and hold on for dear life!



13. That my hair would teach me how to care for it if I would listen to it and respect it



14. That my hair styling techniques would get better with time. I would have some rough spots (trying to wear a puff on 1 inch of natural kinky hair, having grease all down my forehead, being up late doing my twists, using too much product and noticing in a meeting that my hair had dirty product balls all through my head, I would get headband headaches for wearing mine too tight,



15. That I would devote 1/2 of my dresser to hair care products, I would spend obscene amounts of money that claim to turn kinky to curls and my kinks would win)



16. That it would take hours to two strand twist my kinky hair and that I would have toned and strong arms because of it and lots of patience



17. That I would keep an emergency relaxer under the sink in a bag in the bathroom for months (for emergencies) and never use it.



18. That I would by an electric hot comb, use it once to straighten one section and have my fianc茅 act like I was burning him saying almost to tears 鈥?You are messing it up, You are messing up the fro!



19. That I regret not doing it sooner



20. That I would feel a kinship with other naturals I see, meet and know. All of my close friends went natural a year before me and I know that my hair could be longer.



21. That I would be at peace with God and know that he didn鈥檛 give me bad hair. He gave me good healthy hair (yes even short kinky off black 4c hair! Can be good hair)



22. That I would get more complements on my hair than ever



23. That men YES even black men love it and find it strangely exotic and as natural as rain



24. That my hair is completely unique and completely mine.



25. That I was fearfully and wonderfully made. From the top of my Fro to the bottom of my feet. And I鈥?juslovinit



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

AAAAAMMMMEEEENNNN!So many black women have been raised to be ashamed of their natural hair. I'm not! I just regret taking the plunge two years ago, then going back to what I call "the white devil cream"lol. I went back to relaxers because I had a baby on the way and could'nt afford to get my hair done. It's quite expensive to maintain natural hair in the south. All of this is coming from a licensed cosmetologist, but they don't teach you natural styling techniques in school. If you want that knowledge, you have to get it on your own time. But I learned so much while I was natural. I'm happy to anounce I 'm natural again, and I can't wait to get that Foxy Brown fro I had back!This time I'm not going back! Power to you sista! It's about time we embrace our natural beauty! If you know any good tips and products, please share the wealth, I'm still kinda new to the vast world of natural hair!Peace!!



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

i'm happy for you and ur hair but some ppl just enjoy doing their hair and changing the style. i'm not natural but i love my hair and really enjoying doing my hair in all different styles because i uuse my hair as way to express myself and everytime i change my hair i show another side of my vivid personality and another depth of my endless talent. when you at other women hair type and style envy should never be the feeling that comes over you only admire because you will never be the most beautiful woman in the world because every woman in all their shapes and sizes are just as beautiful as you and every other woman



i dont think black women are ashamed of their natural hair if they choose to relax it. i think its more of a preference just like clothing style cars u drive type of house you like. nothing wrong with natural hair just like their is nothing wrong with chemical pressed or curled hair or dyed hair long hair short hair its all preference. its just as wrong to say blk women that relax their hair are ashamed of their hair or use the "white devil cream" to be "white" woman and want to have "white" hair as it to say blk women that have natural hair are prejudice and think they better then white ppl and are trying to keep us seperated as a race. its just not true or fair to judge or make that assumption. think about what u say b4 you say it.



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

I Loved It! Keep It Movin'.



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

I love it!!!!



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

Stop obssesing over your hair.



You need to get a life.

Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

20 Things I Wished I Knew Before I Went Natural



1. That I would love my hair so much that I would protect it like a mother Lioness over her newborn cubs



2. That my boyfriend and now fianc茅 would love it and be protective of my hair like a Lion over his Lioness



3. That my mother would apologize for putting chemicals in my hair and say while touching my hair 鈥淚 never knew it could look like this鈥?and become completely natural cutting out her texturizer



4. That I would no longer be jealous or envious of body else鈥檚 hair. I love mine so much I can appreciate theirs for what it is HAIR. Not a symbol of beauty that I could never live up to. Not that some days I wouldn鈥檛 prowl the hair galleries and get lost in all the other textures until I would find some one with texture like mine who had grown it out 12 INCHES and I thought I can have hair like that!



5. That I would be someone that other women looked to for hair advice鈥 had a co-worker whose huge puff I ADORED. She has gone on to another company and now people tell me they ADORE my hair



6. That people would tell me they wanted my hair texture! Me the girl who relaxed her 4c kinky short hair incessantly (with probably explains what it was always short, besides the fact that relaxer is a acid)



7. I would feel sexy, confident and free and people would want to touch my kinky hair



8. That I would have so many hair style options



9. That I would have a 5 min morning maintaince routine (Like a white girl)



10. That my hands would stay in my hair and I would have to chant 鈥?I will not touch my hair, I will not touch my hair鈥?br> 11. That my natural hair looks like me and fits my features



12. That my fianc茅 loves to stick is hands in it and hold on for dear life!



13. That my hair would teach me how to care for it if I would listen to it and respect it



14. That my hair styling techniques would get better with time. I would have some rough spots (trying to wear a puff on 1 inch of natural kinky hair, having grease all down my forehead, being up late doing my twists, using too much product and noticing in a meeting that my hair had dirty product balls all through my head, I would get headband headaches for wearing mine too tight,



15. That I would devote 1/2 of my dresser to hair care products, I would spend obscene amounts of money that claim to turn kinky to curls and my kinks would win)



16. That it would take hours to two strand twist my kinky hair and that I would have toned and strong arms because of it and lots of patience



17. That I would keep an emergency relaxer under the sink in a bag in the bathroom for months (for emergencies) and never use it.



18. That I would by an electric hot comb, use it once to straighten one section and have my fianc茅 act like I was burning him saying almost to tears 鈥?You are messing it up, You are messing up the fro!



19. That I regret not doing it sooner



20. That I would feel a kinship with other naturals I see, meet and know. All of my close friends went natural a year before me and I know that my hair could be longer.



21. That I would be at peace with God and know that he didn鈥檛 give me bad hair. He gave me good healthy hair (yes even short kinky off black 4c hair! Can be good hair)



22. That I would get more complements on my hair than ever



23. That men YES even black men love it and find it strangely exotic and as natural as rain



24. That my hair is completely unique and completely mine.



25. That I was fearfully and wonderfully made. From the top of my Fro to the bottom of my feet. And I鈥?juslovinit



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

AAAAAMMMMEEEENNNN!So many black women have been raised to be ashamed of their natural hair. I'm not! I just regret taking the plunge two years ago, then going back to what I call "the white devil cream"lol. I went back to relaxers because I had a baby on the way and could'nt afford to get my hair done. It's quite expensive to maintain natural hair in the south. All of this is coming from a licensed cosmetologist, but they don't teach you natural styling techniques in school. If you want that knowledge, you have to get it on your own time. But I learned so much while I was natural. I'm happy to anounce I 'm natural again, and I can't wait to get that Foxy Brown fro I had back!This time I'm not going back! Power to you sista! It's about time we embrace our natural beauty! If you know any good tips and products, please share the wealth, I'm still kinda new to the vast world of natural hair!Peace!!



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

i'm happy for you and ur hair but some ppl just enjoy doing their hair and changing the style. i'm not natural but i love my hair and really enjoying doing my hair in all different styles because i uuse my hair as way to express myself and everytime i change my hair i show another side of my vivid personality and another depth of my endless talent. when you at other women hair type and style envy should never be the feeling that comes over you only admire because you will never be the most beautiful woman in the world because every woman in all their shapes and sizes are just as beautiful as you and every other woman



i dont think black women are ashamed of their natural hair if they choose to relax it. i think its more of a preference just like clothing style cars u drive type of house you like. nothing wrong with natural hair just like their is nothing wrong with chemical pressed or curled hair or dyed hair long hair short hair its all preference. its just as wrong to say blk women that relax their hair are ashamed of their hair or use the "white devil cream" to be "white" woman and want to have "white" hair as it to say blk women that have natural hair are prejudice and think they better then white ppl and are trying to keep us seperated as a race. its just not true or fair to judge or make that assumption. think about what u say b4 you say it.



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

I Loved It! Keep It Movin'.



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

I love it!!!!



Not a questin.Natural or people planing to transition read this i liked it sooo much?

Stop obssesing over your hair.



You need to get a life.

Dear all i want good product for caring hair and make it fresh and waved?

a good product for caring for hair is pert plus. if you have straight hair there really isn't a way to make your hair wavy unless you like put rollers in your hair or consider a perm.what i to do to make my hair wave out at the nape of my neck is tie it up in a regular ponytail for a little while and it makes my hair soft and waved. or sometimes i put it up in a clip while in a hair tie.



Dear all i want good product for caring hair and make it fresh and waved?

Well luv, I don't think woman of your age, don't really need hair deodrants or anything. I mean, i am only 85 and it's women over 60 who really need the stuff, so don't be a fussy little git, otherwise you'll just be angry raaaaaaaaaa! LIke that)%26gt;



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