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ipod20london on 6/10/2010 9:46:53 AM

Hey I saw a your post about your curly hair and I have trouble with my curly hair too. I have some tips that can help you out is your hair probs havn't already been solved:
1) First- stop using shampoo-instead lots of conditionar! I know it doesn't sound clean, however if you gently massage your scalp while conditionar is in your hair, it will get all the dirt off your hair. The reason for this is the detergents in shampoo is okay for strait hair, but curly hair is more easily damaged, so it hurts your hair more than helps when you shampoo.
2)Find a curly hair specialist for your hair cutting. Cutting curly hair is way different than straight hair, so many stylists damage hair when they cut it because they don't know how to cut hair with lots of waves. Even if you have to keep the same stylist- NEVER EVER LET THEM CUT YOUR HAIR STRAIGHT!
3) Find the more salon rate products for your hair, looking for things that specialize in moisture or curls.
4)Don't brush your hair with a normal hair brush! This seperates the curl and is what causes frizz. To keep your hair from tangles and snarls, put a wide tooth comb in your shower and only comb your hair out when lots of conditionar is in your hair. Don't worry- your hair wont tangle outside of the shower if you do this every time you shower.
5) Take a large clip at night to pin your hair up on top of your head, dont use lots of rubberbands. You can use rubberbands but large claw-clips or scruchi's are better.
*For more info on learning to care for your curls, read or buy a copy of CurlGirl by Lorraine Massey for a whole book with lots of tips on how to care for curly hair.

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15scoulosv on 1/5/2010 6:29:34 PM

Hey! I saw your queation on what type of make up to wear on new years eve. I thiink you should wear line the top of eye with brown liner and smuge it, then continue it down to the bottom half way down the bottom half of your eye. Then take a white neutral shimmery colr and put it all over your lid tto the crease.After take a dark brown or chestneut brown color and put it on your outer crease. Add marcara.Hope you have fun on New Years Eve.

momonkeys415 on 12/26/2009 3:33:26 PM

Hey! I'm Natalie. I saw your comment asking what type of haircut you should get. Since your hair is probably not thin because you have ringlets, I would get a haircut that is more shoulder length. If your hair is on the poofy side, it wouldn't be a good idea to get it at chin length. The sylist can cut your hair so that it won't get as poofy and that is 'frames' your face. The best thing to do before the stylist brings out her scissors would be to ask her what you think you should do because she knows how your hair will look when it is all finished. Hope I helped!

decemburr96 on 11/27/2009 5:13:04 PM

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purplefreak1997 on 11/5/2009 8:31:22 PM

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keko101 on 9/29/2009 6:39:50 PM