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I could use this...
Then I'll never get picked on again for like, a week.

by peppercyndaquil13 on 8/12/2012 10:04:20 PM

 
 



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Keratin is actually damaging to hair, and I dont think it can be used on colored hair-like mine. Any alternatives?
P.s. today I'm getting a Pravana Perfection treatment to cut the poof and the frizzies and make my hair straight. Anything that would work with that?




Hey chica, there are lots of anti-frizz serums you can use that should help keep the poof down. Look a few up - there are some that work on both dry and wet hair, so you can use them any time. 
Carrie R.

by mbvn23 on 7/18/2012 1:23:14 PM

 
 

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The thing is... my hair is WAAYY curly!! :p it gets on my nerves! how can i make it more manageable. i understand if you dont have an answer. Smile my hair is curzy!

Hey girl,

Unfortunately I don't have much hair myself, but what if you got it layered so it would be less thick? It would be more manageable that way. You could also go to a beauty store or salon and ask their opinion, because the pros will have tons of advice to help you out!

Meghan D.

by NaomiCuterz on 5/11/2012 9:41:42 PM

 
 

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It there any possible way to make ur hair grow faster!??? I woukd really apprecieate it. Thanks!!

Hey girl,

Getting regular trims and eating right (veggies, fruits, and lotsa protein!) will help your hair grow faster. Check out this post for more info on proteins that will help your hair! http://www.girlslife.com/post/2011/07/06/Do-eggs-make-your-hair-grow-faster.aspx

Meghan D.

by Sunny4132 on 3/31/2012 10:09:44 AM

 
 


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Where do you find this stuff at a store? And also, how do you become a mod?


 


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by basketballluver11 on 2/25/2012 6:45:02 PM

 
 



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how do i get rid of all the hair on my stomach? ( its dark and theres more then like the usual peach fuzz.)




Hey girl,

First off, DEFINITELY do not shave! It'll look weird, plus make it stubbly and coarse when it grows back... not what you want. If it's really noticeable and it makes you feel uncomfortable, you could talk to mom or dad about getting it lightened at a salon. That's the only thing that could make it look a bit less noticeable <3
Lauren C.

by Bee-beegirl98 on 2/12/2012 1:27:35 AM

 
 



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how do you curl your hair without using a curling iron or those roller things?like is there anyway you could do something whole your hair is wet or something? and also my mom says im not agressive enough to play soccer but i want to how can i train to become better?thnxSmile




Hey girl,

You could try braiding your hair while it's damp, then unbraiding it the next morning to get some curls or waves! The curling iron is the easiest thing to use, but braids are worth a try Smile And you don't have to be an aggressive person to play a sport - you just have to be dedicated and willing to work hard! Try talking to an older girl on the team or the soccer coach at your school. Ask questions about joining the team, training, try outs, practices, etc. That way, you can prepare! <3
Lauren C.

by natbe99 on 2/9/2012 8:22:56 PM

 
 



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I have long, thick, naturally and stubbornly straight frizz-free hair that does not have much natural wave or texture to it. It falls about 5 inches below my shoulder. My hair cut used to be chin-length side bangs and subtle layers on both sides. I just got a new hair cut today that took 1 inch off my bangs and added lots of layers everywhere. It's kinda like a rocker-chic haircut. I want to bring out my layers more than what the natural bend on the ends are, so what sea salt spray and other products would you reccomend? Sorry the message is so long and thanks in advance! Smile




Hey girlie,

It would probably be more effective to use a pomade if you're looking for that layered look. You can get some on your fingertips and work it through sections of your hair to define them, then work on the ends to flip them up/out/down and get a shaggy, edgy look! Loooove Garnier Fructis Fiber Gum Putty! Or anything from the Bedhead line Smile  
Lauren C.

by OceanWavez on 12/10/2011 9:53:52 PM

 
 



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I really want a crimping iron, but i cant find them anywhere, accept for chatters, and they're around 100$ there. How do i make my hair crimped but not frizzy?




Do you have a Target or Walmart near you? How about a drugstore like Walgreens or Rite Aid? You could even shop online (drugstore.com has a lot of options) and have it shipped to you! Make sure you condition your hair so it's hydrated, then while it's damp use a heat protectant spray to mist the hair and prep it. Then blow dry it straight - you're all set to crimp! Separate your hair into a three-inch section, spritz it with hair spray for good hold, then crimp. Don't leave it on the heat too long so it doesn't fry - it'll get frizzy if you let it do that.
Lauren C.

by ColosalMascara on 11/13/2011 10:36:49 AM

 
 

i've always wanted wavy hair! yayyyyyy now i can have wavy hair! =D

by chrissy04 on 11/4/2011 6:17:47 PM

 
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