Audubon Ballroon (he/him)@jess_stacker, Black Royalty, wrote:
Being a girl is expensive. But being a BLACK girl is even more expensiveđ
@maybeitsri, Black Royalty, replied:
Not me. all I buy is shampoo, conditioner, and a good oil, and my hair has been
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thanking me for it. Using too many products isnât always healthy because many contain harsh chemicals. A lot of products marketed to Black women can include ingredients like sulfates, parabens, and heavy fragrances that may dry out or damage hair, so itâs important to be
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careful and mindful about what youâre putting in your hair
[We don't know if such chemicals seep into the brain and have long term effects. We do know that white people have historically and currently don't have our best interests at heart. Illustration: They Cloned Tyrone
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@luvvlychai, Black Royalty, replied:
My products be less expensive bc I found out the white products works better in my hair and keeps it hydrated and manageableđ©
@jess_stacker :
You are blessed lol
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@ais4ashleigh, Black Royalty, replied:
A quick tip is to read the reviews because if they complain it makes their hair feel heavy or greasy?! Thatâs finna be a star in your routine. That LâOrĂ©al Iron Sleek shampoo/conditioner had the girlies in shambles in the reviews but I got a decent silk press halfass doing my hair after I used it. I am not great at flat ironing my own hair. AND I live in Houston.
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