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04-14-2003, 06:06 PM
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 That'll be $25 dollars (consultancy fee)
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04-14-2003, 06:19 PM
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Actually in high school in nigeria, my school had operation deperm ur hair or have it cut day. My hair was permed and so was many others so we had to go to salons and have them depermed. I can't remember all the things that was used but stout beer was one of the main ingredents tthey washed the hair with and the hair became natural/afro, same day result too(who said Naija no dey advance in hair care
 ). U should probably call Naija get someone to go to the salons to find out how to deperm ur hair.Quote:
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04-14-2003, 06:32 PM
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04-14-2003, 11:45 PM
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Good Hair Bad Hair Now what does it mean, to have some good hair Is it hair that is better, never needs no repair And what does it mean, to have some bad hair Is it always the hair, that needs some repairs Good hair and bad hair, what does all this mean Is this all just some myths, or something we dream Please tell us my sistahs, why is Afrikan hair bad It started from childhood, oh how dreadfully sad The torture, the heat , the burns, and the jerks Everythang was tried, to see what would work Now hair comes in textures, not good bad like grades Has none?n to do with grades, how we have been played We want ?good? hair, that?s what Black women say But Black women have ?good? hair, don?t wish it away So what my sistahs, does "good" hair really mean Its hair that is healthy, at its best and its clean Get ?bad? hair out, of your vocabulary and mind Cuz its time for a new attitude, that you should define Black women should define, their ?own? beauty that?s good And change their ideals, from adults back to their childhood Caucasian beauty, is not beauty to enshrine Our lips, hips and skin, are much more defined Why crave the Caucasian?s standards, that are vastly well known When our own natural beauty, has vitality and life of its own |
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