rbk93
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It's not a guarantee.
Would worry about bringing negative attention.
Would worry about bringing negative attention.
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In the process of doing this now.. I usually keep my hair cut low but I've gotten tired of it.. although at times I want to cut my fro as well and get the fresh haircut...Going back to the Taper edge while letting my hair grow out. Might consider mini twists or dreads if my hair can grow long enough.
You have locs?We welcome you with open arms pa
Yep. 2 years now.You have locs?
I hesitate to get cordless clippers because over time the battery will get weak and the machine will become useless. If they sold replacement batteries I would consider it. Until then corded > cordless
Oh ok bet.. what was the hardest part and how long did it take to loc?Yep. 2 years now.
What type of negative attention are you talking about?It's not a guarantee.
Would worry about bringing negative attention.
Good looking out fam.. I don't have any problem with growth but it's always a plus if I can get it to grow faster.. the one that you posted says that you can take it internally.. do you only use yours on your scalp?Liquid biotin is the move fellas. My hair was already long as **** but it's getting thicker as well as pushing my hairline forward a bit. I apply a few drops generously to my scalp in the crown area (where it's a little thinner) and massage in. My beautician that braids my hair always compliments me on the progress when I go. Also do the 15 drops in some water every other day.
Here's the one I use:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BOWOR8I/?tag=niketalk0e-20
Good looking out fam.. I don't have any problem with growth but it's always a plus if I can get it to grow faster.. the one that you posted says that you can take it internally.. do you only use yours on your scalp?
Hardest part would’ve been the initial year for me since my locs were too short to style them especially when it came to either work or job interviews.Oh ok bet.. what was the hardest part and how long did it take to loc?
Thanks fam..Scalp + internal
Oh ok cool.. I'm thinking I might give it a go to test my patience lol...Hardest part would’ve been the initial year for me since my locs were too short to style them especially when it came to either work or job interviews.
I’ll say it took about 8 months but it depends how you have them done when you first start them
Liquid biotin is the move fellas. My hair was already long as **** but it's getting thicker as well as pushing my hairline forward a bit. I apply a few drops generously to my scalp in the crown area (where it's a little thinner) and massage in. My beautician that braids my hair always compliments me on the progress when I go. Also do the 15 drops in some water every other day.
Here's the one I use:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BOWOR8I/?tag=niketalk0e-20
Liquid biotin is the move fellas. My hair was already long as **** but it's getting thicker as well as pushing my hairline forward a bit. I apply a few drops generously to my scalp in the crown area (where it's a little thinner) and massage in. My beautician that braids my hair always compliments me on the progress when I go. Also do the 15 drops in some water every other day.
Here's the one I use:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01BOWOR8I/?tag=niketalk0e-20
15 drops every other day?