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Purple Ray
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« on: Saturday 27 January, 2007 »



Does any one know a good ongoing natural way to keep the hair smooth and tangle free.
I have somewhat long hair and looking for the best way to take care of it. I have tried putting
coconut oil in it and also jojoba, but it gets a bit greasy. Would love to hear how you all take
care of your hair so it doesn't get knots.

Thanks! afro afro afro
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« Reply #1 on: Saturday 27 January, 2007 »

I cut my hair, and now its not a problem!   Smiley   Smiley

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« Reply #2 on: Saturday 27 January, 2007 »

Sorry I have thick dry hair that does not tangle, ever. You could try some natural instincts hair conditioner. They are made from acceptable ingredients and have a lovely smell of essential lavender oils.



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« Reply #3 on: Saturday 27 January, 2007 »

regular trims....
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« Reply #4 on: Sunday 28 January, 2007 »

I have loong hair, it is quite wavy underneath but not curly. It is fairly thin and gets greasy if i don't wash it every day (as my mum says - you could fry chips in it after a day, lol!) but it doesn't tangle much at all. I NEVER wear it up... three years of private school where I was forced to put it up every day has made sure that i only wear it up if i ABSOLUTELY have to. I wash and condition it every day using a good quality organic, animal-testing free shampoo and conditioner, such as Natural Instincts, Alchemy, etc.
I think i'm lucky that my hair doesn't really tangle much. Hope this helps!!
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« Reply #5 on: Sunday 28 January, 2007 »

Freedom -  I used to be told by my parents that my long straight hair down to my waist made me look tired, thinner in the face, and dragged me down....  but I never believed them, and loved my long hair.

It was only a few years later when I started wearing it up off my face, and then later cut it shorter, that people remarked left right and centre about how much fresher, cleaner, healthier and happier I looked.

I now believe them!   Give it a try   Smiley

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« Reply #6 on: Sunday 28 January, 2007 »

i really love your hair short and cute Jen it suits you....
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Thanks Neet  Smiley
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« Reply #8 on: Sunday 28 January, 2007 »

My partner is a hairdresser, I asked her and she recomends to brush your hair twice aday, Morning and night with a bristle brush and have regular trims. rolleyes
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« Reply #9 on: Wednesday 31 January, 2007 »


Thanks so much, everyone.
I think I'll get a trim and try some henna, sounds interesting! rolleyes afro
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