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Thanks mama! I’m back with the videos 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

It was R699 from the City Sight seeing website and included a bus ride from Cape Town to Franschoek

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Thanks babe! Glad you enjoyed it.

🥺🥺 I’m getting you a medal for being number one 💃🏽💃🏽. Ngiyabonga ❤️

Definitely babe. I’ll work on it ASAP ✨✨

Relaxer stretching entails leaving sometime before your next relaxer. Like for example if I relaxed my hair in the beginning of January, I will relax it again at the end of April or 1st week of May. This way I relax my hair every 4 months, which means in a year I only relax my hair three times. The four months is the amount of time I give my hair to grow,by then I usually have enough new growth/new hair to relax. While waiting in the 4 months, I usually do protective styles. So you can do things like cornrows, maybe braids etc.

@@samkelisiwexaba5551 and how long should you be in protective styles?

Soon. You got this 🔓

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Very true. Sometimes we need to take matters into our own hands

You can do this. Sometimes we have to take matters our own hands heyyyy.

I've seen and heard different explanations for "moisturize and seal", but this is how I understand it and what I do: Find a place in your routine where you apply some water-based leave-in conditioner (that's "moisturize") and follow that with a little hair oil (that's "seal"). For example, I personally have relaxed hair, and wash once per week. On wash day, of course, I blow dry and flat iron. But, I find that about 3 days later, my ends are starting to feel really dry. So I just put some lightweight, watery leave-in conditioner on the very ends and also follow with a lightweight oil like the Olaplex oil or something else that is not heavy and sticky. I usually do that in the evening and by the time I wake up the next morning, the ends are no longer damp and are super soft and supple. I might have to retouch the curls if I wanted them curled with the iron, but it is so much better than going the whole week without doing that process. I don't think just oiling the hair does enough, because you need a little water (or aloe, or glycerin, or humectant of some sort) to actually put the moisture back in your hair. So personally, I moisturize and seal the ends every 3 days or so, and I don't get split ends and breakage like I would before I started doing this. Hope this helps!

That is amazing 😍😍😍

This was tricky for me as well. I’ll make a detailed video however the trick is to use a leave in conditioner, moisturised and seal before the hair is completely dry and to brush your hair during the drying process. This makes the hair dry as straight as possible.

You can relax your hair at home but it’s gonna be a bit difficult if you don’t have experience. I made a video on how to relax hair at home. It will help with the technique.

@joannefaith Try straight natural journey coz it so easy to maintain, watch cyn doll and blowout professor it is just a recommendation God bless

I’m glad I could help. We are in this together ❤️❤️.

Will definitely share. I only use the face wash now. Changes most things

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