I wonder if snoop dogg or ASAP rocky ever needed protective styles
You act like their is hair long and full. That limp mess is not appealing and doesn't appear to grow past a certain length.
I wonder if snoop dogg or ASAP rocky ever needed protective styles
You CAN NOT extrapolate beyond what the data show (that STATS 101). Misusing stats to suit your argument only works on the type of people who watch Fox News. There is a broad range of hair care products that women buy that contribute to the industry.
But I would think introducing a foreign object should surely be the last option?
Not a one chemical in my head, mr. cheerleader.
I wonder if snoop dogg or ASAP rocky ever needed protective styles
Braids on a woman is sexy though. Couldn't some two strand twist also work?
No I am a statistician. I do academic research on education (that's very well known around these parts and couple people on the coli with my real name can very easily verify with a simple google search). You aren't very bright if you think anecdotal evidence like "look outside" means anything. The world is not your back yard sweetie.
Again, yall started the what white women wouldn't do argument and got mad when I could step up the the challenge.
You act like their is hair long and full. That limp mess is not appealing and doesn't appear to grow past a certain length.
They perm and press their shyt I guess they hate themselves too
You act like their is hair long and full. That limp mess is not appealing and doesn't appear to grow past a certain length.
The numbers on spending are disproportionate, especially when you take population size into account. That difference has to be accounted for somewhere, and the most likely thing would be weaves, especially with how expensive they can be.
Again, there are no surveys being done on who does and doesn't wear weaves, all we can do is estimate and I'll take the high number as opposed to the low when it comes to what percentage of black women wear weaves.
I wish ghosts were real so you could be haunted by the previous owner of your hair.