KinksandCoils
African American Queen
For me, natural hair because of how quickly i use up my products from having dry ass hair.
What's more expensive? Being Natural or Rocking weaves and perms?
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SouthernBelle
#Feyonce
Growing an afro or dreads is completely free.
Just get a bottle of shea moisture ($3) and a bar or two of organic black soap ($7) and you should be good.
But I'm a dude and never really understood the whole natural hair vs weave/perm debate.
One seems cost efficient, healthy, normal and offer prettier results. While the other damage hair, suffocates the scalp, more expensive and very time consuming.
But either way it comes down to how she feels and what look she wants to achieve.
Shea Moisture $3? Where do you live?
CinnaSlim
Queen of Swords
Depends on quality of weave. I'm natural and I use water, coconut oil, aloe Vera, castor oil, ACV and occasional conditioner/clay wash.
But once you buy those items they last for a very long time.
But once you buy those items they last for a very long time.
Lol, I haven't used shea moisture in a minute. I confused it with shea butter. But either way shea moisture is like 13 bucks. Still save more cash when compared to having to go to the salon and getting a sew in or something.
SouthernBelle
#Feyonce
It depends on the person. I spent the least amount of money and time on my hair when I was relaxed.
Its expensive if your a product junkie that likes to constantly buy the latest. Its cheap if you stick to what works. Only one of my products are kinda expensive. My deep conditioner is $20 a tube and i only get two uses out of it. I wish i never tried it. My bougie ass hair latched on to it like a golddigger to a rich man. But it makes my hair so soft
Thought you would drop the name for this magical hair crack
Joico moisture recovery treatment balm. Dont do it!Thought you would drop the name for this magical hair crack
KinksandCoils
African American Queen
Its expensive if your a product junkie that likes to constantly buy the latest. Its cheap if you stick to what works. Only one of my products are kinda expensive. My deep conditioner is $20 a tube and i only get two uses out of it
please post hair pics in here nubian queens
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I tried that high ass Joico recovery in the blue bottle, my hair was so succulent after deep conditioning
You tried to save me brehette...but now I gotta do something strange for a lil piece of change
I tried that high ass Joico recovery in the blue bottle, my hair was so succulent after deep conditioning
You tried to save me brehette...but now I gotta do something strange for a lil piece of change
I know. That joico made me detangle my hair like a dream. I tried to fukk around and buy other silicon based conditioners but my hair wasn't having it.
Yinny
I miss LLC Twitter
Um, depends on what you do. I'm natural now but perms weren't too pricey (like $5 in the box, $10-$20 for a doobie every other week) -- I just get a lot of hair products.
I also wear weaves and wear expensive ass hair, too lazy/don't know how to wash it so I discard it after I take it out. I probably should stop. Braids/twists as well.
I also wear weaves and wear expensive ass hair, too lazy/don't know how to wash it so I discard it after I take it out. I probably should stop. Braids/twists as well.
I'm generally will go with this. I haven't worn a weave myself however to compare to. I spent hella money trying to figure out what should go into my hair, but once I did it wasn't bad. I could be saving money if I knew how to twist my own dreads.