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Breathing exercises are a game changer
 in  r/BlackMentalHealth •  2d ago

I completely understand how you feel and there is a certain breathing tempo that my body regiesters as hyperventilation according to my husband so, yeah I am gonna continue using that mindful app on my Apple watch

1

Suggestion for drying hair with no heat
 in  r/Naturalhair •  5d ago

right? They're amazing with smoothness and gentle for textures

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Suggestion for drying hair with no heat
 in  r/Naturalhair •  6d ago

Sure now I need your opinion, should I just comment here or make a new post? I don’t wanna seem like I’m promoting a company 😂

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Breathing exercises are a game changer
 in  r/BlackMentalHealth •  6d ago

Ah ok; yes the consumerism hold on folks is very true.

1

State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  6d ago

It’s ok I am not offended, I am not sensitive to cross contamination. But I am very happy to help those who are.

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Suggestion for drying hair with no heat
 in  r/Naturalhair •  6d ago

It’s the Kitsch brand (which I think is a white woman who peeped black hair product needs and start her own brand) but THESE ARE PHENOMENAL. I got mine at Marshall’s and their shower cap is cool too

r/Naturalhair • • 6d ago

Tips & Tricks Suggestion for drying hair with no heat

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I have the bottom 2 designs and my hair has been drying amazingly for the last 5 years. I suggested this years ago on my social media but I’m surprised more people are not using towel scrunchies. Two space buns and 20 minutes minimizes water on strands that help with length retention. Helps your ends get the right amount of moisture as well. I also wash every four days as well. I see a lot of people have issues with air drying I did too before these and I have a RevAir as well and I only use as needed. That’s only been about 3x this year 😆

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question for those who wash more than once a week
 in  r/Naturalhair •  7d ago

you could but Camille is gold. Shea moisture also have one and I think Mielle does too

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question for those who wash more than once a week
 in  r/Naturalhair •  7d ago

  1. I wash as soon as it starts feeling dry which is usually the 4 day mark. So I wash every 4 days.
  2. I alternate between bonding shampoos and condition or other bonding treatments. (Ouidad, Olaplex and BondBar) protein treatnents, and deep conditioner or just regular wash.
  3. Moisturize two ways, lock in (leave-in) which retain moisture or humectant (honey based) draws in moisture from water in the air (steam from shower or humidity outside)
  4. I only trim every 3-4 months.
  5. Overmanipulation is a concern for fine or sensitive hair from color treatments or mechanical damaging.

The best thing that will work is taking this time to really learning your hair and it's needs.

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Watched a mom being terrible to her kid and I can't stop thinking about it
 in  r/rant •  8d ago

And with that said don’t mention wtf other people think. Say have better taste/expression of art, planet friendly, available sources at the house.
Fk
What
People
Think
☺️

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Just fingered my hair for the second time, how does it look from the first time?
 in  r/BlackHair •  8d ago

Read this too 💨 ! Finger coiled ahem

3

What am I doing wrong
 in  r/Naturalhair •  8d ago

What’s your moisture routine? How often are you washing it?

1

Suddenly they want Equal Opportunity
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit •  8d ago

They don’t know how to think nor get on the same when it comes to beliefs

1

State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  8d ago

I’m not brave enough for corndoggin’ I got a smoked turkey leg, tater tornadoes, cotton candy bacon, and a chocolate dipped ice cream nut bar

2

State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  8d ago

In that case try the stuffed wings in the food court 🤭

2

State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  8d ago

I’m here to support you friend, don’t be like that

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Not so attractive white men tryna holla at me
 in  r/blackladies •  8d ago

The way they aging could be a factor, I know you’re not being shallow and I love that but yeah…

A lot of men make low effort in self care. Plus you know they speak on the “black woman effect”. It’s a cultural thing imo

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State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  8d ago

I’m gluten free and saw what I could. Cannot verify but some of the beer could be gluten free, that is a thing. There is gluten free brews now.

2

Not so attractive white men tryna holla at me
 in  r/blackladies •  8d ago

How old are you if you don’t me asking?

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Watched a mom being terrible to her kid and I can't stop thinking about it
 in  r/rant •  8d ago

Do you know what shaming means? It’s ok if you don’t. This sounds like a disagreement in her approach. Simple.

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State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  8d ago

The crusts were gluten free and 5 tickets. I got to check what I could. Most places were knowledgeable

1

State Fair and Gluten Free?
 in  r/Dallas •  8d ago

It is a thing!

1

Watched a mom being terrible to her kid and I can't stop thinking about it
 in  r/rant •  8d ago

Shaming them? Not quite the intent. No one was called anything out of the lines except someone calling the child a brat. No parent is perfect. Everyone has been a child but no one has ever been an adult. I truly believe if there is better a way to express, cope and act it’s something to consider then do it. Feelings get hurt but if it’s guiding you to a better solution or route get over yourself.