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BlackTresses · This list is for Black women (and men) who have made the decision to stop altering the natural structure of their hair.

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  • Members: 1384
  • Category: Hair
  • Founded: Jul 8, 1999
  • Language: English
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This list is for Black women (and men) who have made the decision to stop altering the natural structure of their hair, either through heat or chemicals. You may introduce any subject related to natural hair that you wish, but the main focus of this group is to share ideas and tips on how to make the transition to, and maintain natural hair. Please feel free to jump right in and share your hair stories. You are not alone!

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hello, I am new to this is I do not know how to take care of my hair it is a short afo I want to do twist curls something
Posted - Sat May 10, 2008 2:24 am
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I Can Do My Own Nappy Hair Workshop/Transitioning Info
I edited this newsletter to remove info that was not hair related. Jamilah is in the Atlanta area but I believe there are workshops scheduled in other states
Posted - Mon Apr 14, 2008 10:38 pm
Sharon Jones Stallworth
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Re: kinky hair and shrinkage
I agree with you Sarah. Anyone who uses a "silkener" is not natural. I've used Miss Jessie products before but not to have less shrinkage but to have less
Posted - Tue Apr 1, 2008 2:44 am
Samantha Chisolm
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kinky hair and shrinkage
There have been a few posters on this list who've raved about Miss Jessie's products and I also got a big thumbs up from a coworker. So I've been poking around
Posted - Tue Apr 1, 2008 2:27 am
Sarah
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Re: Trippin
I've never been told personally that a relaxer is needed to braid hair, but my sister has. I'm not sure if it was merely a suggestion or a requirement though.
Posted - Tue Apr 1, 2008 1:13 am
Sarah
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