Yea I'll probably have someone do it for me next time. The only reason I attempted it myself was cause it looked so easy when other people did theirs on youtube
Price? I have no clue. I'll have to ask mother.
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Yea I'll probably have someone do it for me next time. The only reason I attempted it myself was cause it looked so easy when other people did theirs on youtube
Price? I have no clue. I'll have to ask mother.
Yea I'll probably have someone do it for me next time. The only reason I attempted it myself was cause it looked so easy when other people did theirs on youtube
Price? I have no clue. I'll have to ask mother.
Here's rule number 1 of trying shyt yourself: Don't try it when important occasions are coming.
Been blastin ole school hip hop all morning 
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ANewClassic
All Star
Man, I've been doing my own hair since I was 15 LOLYes, Even when I used to relax I never straightened it myself. Family members and salons always did it for me
The only products I used was SheaMoistures curl & style milk and tresemme's heat tamer protection spray.
I don't know the name of the flat iron...I borrowed it from a neighbor cause I don't have one and the logo is gone
Haven't been to a salon in over 10 years... I figured I know my hair better than they do.
I think the curl & style milk is what caused it to not get straighter. I was reading reviews on walgreens.com, and a user said that she tried to flat iron her hair after using the product and it left her hair dry, sticky and weird-looking. I think it's more for braid/twist outs, etc.
ExpensiveThrillz
Head In The Cloudz
any of you ladies use the clarisonic facial cleansing brush system?
i've got acne and blemish issues...among other things...will this help ?
i've got acne and blemish issues...among other things...will this help ?
I'm becoming more independent when it comes to styling my hair. I was always afraid to touch it because I didn't know what I was doing but now I'm afraid to let other people touch it...I'll just add this straightening session into my hall of fails and try again in a few months.
That makes sense...maybe I should have looked into something that caters to straightening (
Duh! I'm so slow). I will definitely do this whenever I try again. Thanks 
I use the cheaper Olay Pro X version with my own facial cleanser... works about the same, much less expensive (only paid $30 for the Olay system) and it leaves my skin incredibly smooth with hardly any blemishes (I don't know if you can see my skin in my avy, but I'm not wearing any makeup).
One thing to note: it may initially make your acne worse (some people have mentioned this issue), because it's pulling all the impurities out of your skin. It should go away, though.
it really looks like I'm in the holiday spirit. Bright red lacoste polo , green corduroys with some brown loafers. 
ANewClassic
All Star
I'm becoming more independent when it comes to styling my hair. I was always afraid to touch it because I didn't know what I was doing but now I'm afraid to let other people touch it...I'll just add this straightening session into my hall of fails and try again in a few months.
That makes sense...maybe I should have looked into something that caters to straightening (
When I blew out my hair, I used the Curl & Style Milk as a leave in on my wet hair and then layered with a blow out cream.
This blow out cream
And then I used the "Tension Method" to blow dry my hair. And my hair came out like this pic. (Of course I didn't flat iron though)
To flat iron I usually put a dime size of regular argan oil and run it through my hair, concentrating on the ends, and then flat iron. If I find a pic of flat ironed hair I'll come back and edit this post.
Edit: This was back from September, but I used the same method
Most of the time I'm too lazy to blow out my hair LOL, so I just let it air dry and then use a heat protectant spray or use a little bit of grapeseed oil before flat ironing.I'm becoming more independent when it comes to styling my hair. I was always afraid to touch it because I didn't know what I was doing but now I'm afraid to let other people touch it...I'll just add this straightening session into my hall of fails and try again in a few months.
That makes sense...maybe I should have looked into something that caters to straightening (
This picture is kinda old; my hair has grown out from the bob cut.
CoolazzFemale
All Star
Just bought a new cheap blender.
Now i can have my smoothies.
Now i can have my smoothies.
RandomRN86
Upside down...newds accepted
I have a clarisonic mia 2, i use it 3x a week max because it made my acne worse. I used retin a from my derm for acne and the clarisonic for cleansing.