theres multiple ways as a profile photo hover over whats there now a link apears at top saying change photo or in menu inder photo change profile photo ot under inbox click settings scroll to bottom
in your photo gallery click photos then add or on left sidewtheres quick add links one says add photos
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09/20/13 12:41:13PM @collette2:
I'd love to post s photo but can't seem to find the place to upload one
Welcome. I guess you've stopped crocheting and back combing now. But to make sure, when you use the sea salt, you do wash it out within a few hours, right? Leaving it in long term makes your hair weak and brittle
Welcome. If you're looking for the method with the least stress on your scalp, Natural is best. But I know that not everyone is ready for that. If you are one of those people (don't be ashamed, I was too), TnR is MUCH better than back combing. TnR does the least amount of damage. Back combing does huge amounts of damage (Still better than crocheting, by far), but it pulls out tons of hairs and tares your locks up from the get go.
Welcome. If you're looking for the method with the least stress on your scalp, Natural is best. But I know that not everyone is ready for that. If you are one of those people (don't be ashamed, I was too), TnR is MUCH better than back combing. TnR does the least amount of damage. Back combing does huge amounts of damage (Still better than crocheting, by far), but it pulls out tons of hairs and tares your locks up from the get go.
theres multiple ways as a profile photo hover over whats there now a link apears at top saying change photo or in menu inder photo change profile photo ot under inbox click settings scroll to bottom
in your photo gallery click photos then add or on left sidewtheres quick add links one says add photos
I'd love to post s photo but can't seem to find the place to upload one
Welcome. I guess you've stopped crocheting and back combing now. But to make sure, when you use the sea salt, you do wash it out within a few hours, right? Leaving it in long term makes your hair weak and brittle
welcome glad youve seen the light
post photos bin yoir discussion so we can see whats going on and we'll help you recover
welcome just go natural..and start today
but if u must force start use twist n rip
however most that tnr wish they went natural..many enough to start over ..even after a couple years of progress
Welcome. If you're looking for the method with the least stress on your scalp, Natural is best. But I know that not everyone is ready for that. If you are one of those people (don't be ashamed, I was too), TnR is MUCH better than back combing. TnR does the least amount of damage. Back combing does huge amounts of damage (Still better than crocheting, by far), but it pulls out tons of hairs and tares your locks up from the get go.
welcome just go natural..and start today
but if u must force start use twist n rip
however most that tnr wish they went natural..many enough to start over ..even after a couple years of progress
Welcome. If you're looking for the method with the least stress on your scalp, Natural is best. But I know that not everyone is ready for that. If you are one of those people (don't be ashamed, I was too), TnR is MUCH better than back combing. TnR does the least amount of damage. Back combing does huge amounts of damage (Still better than crocheting, by far), but it pulls out tons of hairs and tares your locks up from the get go.