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Paper Bag Curls: Part 2 (Results) RHOckstarr1922 10,056 views Products in this video: -Herbal Essences None of Your Frizziness (Target) -Roux Treatment and Shine Strengthening Treatment (The pink one, Sallys)
Paper Bag Curls!: Part 1 (Tutorial) RHOckstarr1922 2,482 views How to fake naturally curly hair, heat free! Products used in this video: -Bio Infusion Olive Oil Moisturizing Hair Lotion (Walgreens) -Aussie Hair Insurance Leave-I...
Get Glam Waves, Heat Free! (Part 2: results) RHOckstarr1922 655 views Here are the results to the easy glam waves tutorial!
Get Glam Waves, Heat Free! (Part 1: tutorial) RHOckstarr1922 890 views An easy way to get wavy hair with no heat! This is my 2-bun method. Recommended Products: -Porosity Equalizer Spray (sally beauty supply) -Pure Argan Oil (I got mine ...
What happened to my videos??? RHOckstarr1922 288 views In case u were wondering!
Bright Red Hair! RHOckstarr1922 8,444 views Here it is dolls! I used Beyond the Zone in Wild Red.
Going Bright Red! RHOckstarr1922 1,386 views Gonna dye my hair RED red...
Shorter Hair Pic and Amla Horror Story RHOckstarr1922 3,217 views Amal Powder made my hair hard as a rock. It was tangled and matted and i had to rip through with two bottle of conditioner to detangle. It was horrible!
How to make your eyeshadow pop RHOckstarr1922 413 views Applying eyeshadow Sorry guys I'm getting over being sick so I sound a bit rough.

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RHOckstarr1922

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Feb 13, 2012

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May 26, 2010

About this user

My aim with this channel is to help African/African American women and women of any other ethnicity who have difficulty managing their hair to grow and maintain their hair.

I have hair that is 3c/4a and 4b in some spots such as the hairline and nape of my neck. It is relaxed and dyed. I've been growing and maintaining my own hair for 9 years.

I'm just gonna put this out there: It puts me in an awkward position when ppl ask about my ethnicity because I don't want them to feel that pure african american women cannot grow their hair long.

That being said, while I identify primarily with my African American heritage, my ethnic background is African American, Afro-Cuban (also descended from African slaves), French, and Native American (Tunica and Cherokee). But I assure you, my hair is as nappy/kinky/coily as the next Black woman lol! And I LOVE my natural hair!

ANY woman (without health issues) can grow long healthy hair!