thanks for the info...i'll be glad to try anything!


In a message dated 9/22/2008 6:28:54 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
lisa_a_28590@... writes:




Have you tried a twist or rod set? I have very kinky hair but when I twist
it and straw it, I can wear it all week without having to do anything to it.
I use Smooth-n- Shiny mousse--yhe one in the silver can

--- On Mon, 9/15/08, _markimom914@markimo_ (mailto:markimom914@...)
<_markimom914@markimo_ (mailto:markimom914@...) > wrote:

From: _markimom914@markimo_ (mailto:markimom914@...)
<_markimom914@markimo_ (mailto:markimom914@...) >
Subject: Re: [BlackTresses] Re: My 13-year old's hair troubles
To: _BlackTresses@BlackTressesBla_ (mailto:BlackTresses@yahoogroups.com)
Date: Monday, September 15, 2008, 9:19 PM

Hi,

Thanks for your response. While reading it, it dawned on me that I didn't
address the fact that she normally wears her hair braided (for the past
year).
We wanted to give it a break this time since she's getting her school
pictures done this Thursday. She's going back to braids but I thought there
was
some other option we could try for a minute. I actually like her hair
texture
& the wave pattern she possesses but the "drawing-up- when wet" thing occurs
and looks a bit dry. I'm going to research the curl activators out there and
see if I can find something that will tame & moisturize her hair is she does
a "wash & wear" style. Thanks again & I will definitely visit your website.
Peace!

In a message dated 9/15/2008 7:47:16 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
valonne@yahoo. com writes:

Hello,

Personally, I would not put any chemicals in your daughter's hair.
Especially since she does alot of activities that causes her hair to
sweat out. Wearing her hair naturally is the best option such as
cornrows, twists, and braids. I would wear these styles with her own
hair and not with added hair. I have a daughter and we both wear it
naturally. This has worked tremendously. It keeps your hair healthy,
full and long. For more information you could also visit my website
at www.girlgetyourhair at www.gi

Peace and Blessings

--- In _BlackTresses@ BlackTressesBla_ (mailto:BlackTresse--- In
_BlackTresses@ B
"markimom914" <markimom914@ mar>
wrote:
>
> My daughter's hair is like sponge after shampooing. It requires much
> heat (blow drying & flat iron/straightening) then thermal curling but
> the humidity & sweating from gym everyday doesn't allow her hair to
> last more than a few days. In the past, I've tried relaxers but
> swimming in the summer killed that option. I don't know what to do
> now. Is there a "cold-wave" option that won't make her look like she
> has the "oil-slick" look? The closest thing I can think of for the
> look I want for her is Wave Nouveau. Can anyone give me some advice?
> Thanks, "Going crazy in Philly"
>

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