Posts Tagged ‘braids’
September 10th, 2009 | 
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Just rambling on about my locs.
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The average women goes to the salon to undo or take down a style-and if the stylist does not have proper understanding of how to remove any of these styles, they just pull and tug, which ultimately damages their clients hair. But now there is a solution.(3) Place a small amount of Take Down® Remover on the hair again and comb through hair well. Make sure hair is completely free of any residue from Fusion bond.
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Most people think removing and detangling Dreadlocks is a JOKE…Well it is not. You can savlvage your beautiful hair that has truly become apart of you. We use the —TAKE DOWN® Remover. A name brand in the hair care industry trusted by salon professionals and home users both
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Detangling natural hair that is thick is so frustrating but there is help to make it easier…keep watching
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Step 4:-Use your pointed tip comb & stick it in the middle of the matted knot. Wiggle it through to break it open a little. then use your fingers to pull hair apart slowly. Then take your time and pull each strand of hair out of the clump of matted knot. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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If your locks are splitting into two or bunching together, try the dreadlock repair product.
You can unravel the locks that are giving birth to a new lock and the re-lock your hair again……it’s a miracle.
My hair is still well past my shoulders and absolutely healthy.
In fact, it takes anywhere from 10-20 minutes to remove each loc; depending on the length and thickness of your locs.
Hair grooming, no matter how natural or gently the process can causes stress to your hair.
To safely unlock your hair, saturate each loc with the Take Down Removal Cream. The amount depends on the length and thickness of the loc.
Even if your locks are young, The cream softens the loc and minimizes breakage. Remember, your shredded hair is part of the loc. Therefore, when you unravel your loc, this hair will come out.
There is also oil, shampoo or dust locked into your hair. This build up will come out too.
However, the majority of your hair will remain.
Give yourself a week or two to remove your locks, doing as many as possible daily.
I suggest working from the edges of the back, middle or the sides of your hair. That way, you can pull the unlocked hair back. The hair that shows will look like un-twisted new growth that is groomed and pulled away from your face.
Wearing locks and then taking them out is like giving your hair a break from all maintenance.
Maintain and Preserve your God given beauty…..
Let me know how your locks look now! Cheers
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Learn how to remove braids or extensions that are very old. And save your hair
Step 2:– is to put the Take Down Remover Cream on the hair extension or braid and unravel the braid. After 2 months your hair will become matted at the root of the hair. Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Learn how to remove braids or extensions that are very old. And save your hair
Step 3:- Put more cream on the matted knot and massage it deeply. If not you will damage and break your hair. The knot is hard from build up of dust, shampoo, oils and sweat Distributed by Tubemogul.
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How to properly detangle- remove tangled hair or matted braids, dreadlocked hair extensions, cornrows, add-on hair, sew-in weaves.
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Anyone who has removed fusion hair extensions, quick weaves that are saturated with bonding glue, understands the hassle. Bonding glue is so messy and sticky. It sticks to your comb, towel and your hair. Save your hair and time and try the Take Down Remover…….you won’t regret it. It can take hours upon hours to remove a quick weaves without slowly tearing your hair out too. And often, once these styles are removed, unhealthy, broken hair is left behind.
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