I got my canary wood GTS in! The wood is so much nicer than I thought, honey color and almost iridescent. Not really yellow at all, and I am glad. Did you get yours yet, Bunnysaur?Quote:
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I got my canary wood GTS in! The wood is so much nicer than I thought, honey color and almost iridescent. Not really yellow at all, and I am glad. Did you get yours yet, Bunnysaur?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunnysaur
I want a picture!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildcat Diva
No, Kimi's just going to hold mine until I get my paycheck and can pay for the rest. So I'll probably get it in a couple weeks.
Ok, charging camera battery right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunnysaur
The tines are a bit longer than my applewood GTS I got off swap. It must be a bigger size. I can't find the listing off Artfire, as I didn't create an artfire account, and the purchase was kind of spur of the moment.
LOL I just fell on my butt while trying to ride my son's scooter (stupid!) and my first thought was "don't hurt the Grah-toe!" I almost banged my noggin on the ground! Geez. Wouldn't that have been GREAT!
Welcome, NoRush. You have lovely hair! :)
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beautiful hair!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bonkers57
Over the weekend I did a Keratin treatment and then hennaed my hair. So, now here I am walking around with that colour ... the really bright I just hennaed colour. On me that is so not a good colour; I can't wait for this to darken. And when?! When will I reach saturation?! I have been putting henna on my head for a year, and it is still not at saturation. Crazy.
Can't wait to see photos of all the lovely new hair toys you all have been talking about. :)
What's your method and how long do you leave it on? Have you thought about adding a tiny bit of indigo/amla/buxus to tone it down?Quote:
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Thankyou:bunny:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildcat Diva
I was going to oil my hair tonight and leave it in until tomorrow, but it's just too hot! :p:shake:
On the other hand, could anyone suggest a type of hair toy that would work on slippery hair? My length doesn't help but right now the only things that hold are ponytails and braids (for a while anyway):roll:
I bet some others on here could tell ya! Someone might advise about maybe acrylic sticks, or metal pins like Quattro Starlites. Me, so far, with wet or oily hair, I just use a dollar store claw clip with a peacock twist. This works great when I need to wash and it's a greasy day. The flexi 8 site has good styling videos on different types of twists that I have do do right now because my hair's not long enough for a bun. The twists I do are the peacock, or "tails up" and another one that's easy called the up and down. These work great for hair that needs to wait another day to wash.Quote:
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I have super slippery hair and hair-zing/EZ-comb type things work really well for me. I can even stretch them over buns.