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so here's what is happening and I am 14 I go to school next year natural HGH and I want to go to my mom says I shouldn't because I am very gentle diaper head my hair easily (I do a lot exercise) and I want nice hair styles when I get into high school. Any way what is your opinion on the subject of television, the more we can give the pros and cons of going natural? Can you give me the pros and cons of maintaining a relaxing? and can give me some cute hair styles with natural hair (or hair style I will go straight to barber shop)? and some plans on how to take care of natural hair (also I have very dry hair) * websites plz no hate trying to find whatyou are tryt show, but if your hair styles for then yes plz plz give me the website and thank you very much:) really gives me good answer plz Shula how I can convince my mom

Going natural advantages: You are in honor of his God given attributes diaper hair is beautiful and rare in the world Your hair will be more complete and hair bulk of the diaper can be molded his hair is cleaner chemicals damage the health of your hair has the potential to grow stronger and stronger natural hair attracts intelligent and creative smaller is cheaper to maintain Holds its shape, even in the wind makes you look strong and confident makes you feel proud You'll look like their ancestors You will special and unique looking Cons: Very curly hair is delicate and prone to breakage can be very prejudiced society on nappy hair does not shine as the wind does not blow in the TIP: When you shower, shampoo and condition. When dry hair, do not rub with the towel. Just wrap it gently with a towel. Apply hair gel brown and dry, but leave the hair slightly damp. Let your hair air dry and will dry soft and full! (Do not comb or brush while drying, or after drying!) My hair is natural and it is longer and stronger. I considered the locks, but I can at any time. As for women below. If you young, you look great with money. In addition, the experiment with hair gel, and a lot of different products. No two women have exactly the same hair! (Do not forget to visit the photos below!)

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