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  8. I’m not gonna lie, this video made me purchase it. I have high porosity, fine, strands, and I am always searching for something that can keep my hair moisturized more than two days. This didn’t quite live up to the two week mark, my hair soaks up moisture, and then it evaporates but the two days my hair stayed moisturize It smelled amazing and felt amazing. I’ll keep purchasing for sure! Hope there’s a restock coming soon.

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  14. If my hair actually cooperated and reacted the way yours does I would be blown away and would sing your products’ praises from the mountain top!!

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  19. How do we find the link to your hair products please & Thank you ☺️☺️☺️

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  22. Applying cocoa butter or lotion or wearing your hair in tidy ringlets is actually Greek history but guess what Greek history doesn’t care nobody gives a shit so you’re appropriating but no one gives a shit

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  24. Anyone doubting you at this point is hella dumb. CURLY HAIR CAN BE HEALTHY AND LONG! Come on people it’s 2023, far too late for ya’ll still to be doing that sh!t

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  25. My hair stays moisturized with Qhemet heavy cream with Amla. This stuff is the truth. My twists and twist outs are shiny and bouncy. I’ve been using this for years. My hair stays soft.

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  27. I used the Doogro grease and oil, with sulfur 8 and Jbco mixture. Added 2 Shea butter packets and after three weeks with wearing crochet braids, my hair was still moisturized.

    I applied the mixture 3xs a week.

    Before then I had a different mixture and my dyed hair broke off so much that it went from being passed my shoulders to nape not eck length.
    After my last take down I did a protein treatment and 2 deep conditions before the 3 week crochet hair do. Then I applied the mixture
    I was shocked. I’m going to Keep doing the same mix for the next 3 months to see if this is what I should keep
    So far so good .

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  32. She also has soft hair. Hair grade and texture makes a huge difference in what you hair will actually do.

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  37. I’ve watched this like 20x and I’m still trying to figure out what was so questionable?

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  38. Block women not understanding black women with tighter coils can’t grow their hair will never make sense to me

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  42. Cool that people can have the same kind of hair but can’t manage or style it in the way they works for them without offending someone. I forgot that one kind of person invented hair.

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  44. Your hair is soooo pretty!! I’m white but my hair is super dry and gets tangled really easy. I cannot find a product to moisturize my hair. I’m interested in buying your product.

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  45. Actually her hair butter is very hydrating and it’s great for protective styles. I had a protective style in for a month or so and took my braids out and I was able to wear my hair out and it was very hydrating.

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  49. Girl idk how you leave your bar in while styling your hair 🥲 my hair keeps getting caught in it so I just take it out

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  50. Ppl need to wake up. There are plenty of white scientists and stylists who have already proven that its mostly ppl with the finest hair who need to clean their hair daily and even then its best to just clean the scalp. It varies by texture and pores and how quickly your hair and scalp gets greasy.

    There are plenty of products that target the scalp and the hair closest to tbe scalp, the rest of the hair is in the locs and takes much longer to get dirty. Dry shampoo and rinseless shampoo works just fine and a leave-in and moisturizing spray can help keep it hydrated until the style is taken down.

    The obsession with negativity for blk women’s hair is pretty pathetic and I’m glad that not everyone is so addicted to us like clingy, hostile children.

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