shampooing w/ dr. bronner's (trail and error)

[CretinWithACause]

You and your hair are drop-dead gorgeous. 

[ndidi08]

@CretinWithACause thanks a bunch

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[MaameEkua]

love the music in the background! I'm feeling it more.

[ndidi08]

@MaameEkua thankss! lol..i should make an updated video soon

[marquila2007]

I was thinking about trying Dr Bronners castile soap. When you washed your hair with it did it dry your hair out?

[ndidi08]

no, my hair just feels Suuper clean. Dr Bronners is different, but after awhile, you get used to it. I'd recommend any castille soap =]

[ndidi08]

@marquila2007 i don't use dr. bronners on my hair anymore.

[mizzcarmel26]

Lol! Ookaay.

[ndidi08]

@mizzcarmel26 yeah i'm a tad retarded..=]

[ndidi08]

You can check out hair forums ..but from my experience most women complain about how the textures look together when they decide to transition..others claim that the place that the textures meet might become brittle and break off (hence causing damage to the new growth). None of this happened to my hair while I was transitioning (ovr 2yrs now). (So for the most part transitioning is not a bad idea, you just have to utilize styles to protect your hair.)

[ummsamyrah]

where is part 2??????????

[ndidi08]

unfortunately, I hade to take it down because I was in a towel and it was kind of slipping..lol..TME!..but yeah ill make another vid of my hair washed w/ dr bronners

[ummsamyrah]

where can i find out more info on how safe it is to do that only reason why I ask is because i see lots of women do a "Big Cut day" sorta speak is that necessary to do?

[teesha0]

yeah Dr. Bronner's is the bomb! Especially when it's diluted =P