Sigh..... I am exhausted! I think it is starting to show. Although, I have one burden lifted temporarily,(summer break), I have three delightful children who makes certain that my days are quite eventful and that keep me very consumed all day, well into the night. Don't get me wrong, motherhood is a blessing...just complex sometimes. If it's not for my one year old hanging on my legs as I shuffle through the house, my eight and five year old are going at it about who's turn it is to play the...

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I have never been what you would consider a frugal individual. I have always had the mentality, "Hey I work hard everyday, I've earned it" I would'nt say that I live outside of my means, as I earn a sufficient salary to have most of the things that "my little heart desires" My bills are paid on time. I even pay extra on my bills to cut back ion interest. And,I always head straight to the clearance racks first! I am a bargain shopper.... But I just shop too much. Hey, I like...

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Lovely Lace Wigs 4 U

If you love a healthy head of hair that looks like its growing from your own scalp then you need to check out this product it's called a lace front wig. Can be used for balding men or woman or a person that has hair but wants a change. Its hand made and attached to very fine lace you have a choice of French or Swiss lace but for newbies French is recommended. Why keep spending money on expensive extensions and sew in weaves or even quick weaves those tend to damage...

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1.) Imagine cutting a wet piece of paper, and then cutting a dry piece of paper in the same way. You'll easily see that the cut on the wet paper is not a clean one. Your hair is really no different. Wet trimming can actually damage the (new) ends you create with the trim, leaving them more vulnerable to splitting later on. The damage is even more likely if your scissors are the cheaper variety, non-hair specific shears, or good hair shears that need to be sharpened.

2.) Hair appears...

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Definition
Co-Washing is a technique that entails washing your hair solely with conditioner; this includes massaging the conditioner into your scalp like you would with shampoo as well as putting it on the length of your hair.

Benefits
Moisture, moisture, moisture! As well as softness and added manageability for new growth

How-To
Everyone does it differently. There is really no 'right' way to co-wash. If you do it differently than someone else,...

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