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Dont listen to PSL autists and basement dwellers here. Half of the userbase here are from mumbai giving our brothers in the west grooming advice.Literally no matter what you look like this is the biggest looksmax for BBC. If youre a bbc and havent dreadmaxxed, youre volcel. If you do this right you will get compliments from people on the street
PSLers spend all day posting broderick hunter and mukasa who look great buzzed, but most of us aint them G. Youre gonna have to hairmax. The BBC equivalent of tiktok hair
The most common problem people have and why their hair looks subhuman is thinning, breaking and a fucked up hairline even if they aren't norwooding
The problem is people want to force and overly maintain their hair too much. Getting it retwisted every 2 weeks puts strain on hair follicles and leads to build up
Me after 4 years of growing them. My hairline is completely fine and I still have thick section
You can prevent this issue by starting out with larger sections. The thing is a few years down the line your hair is going to thin a little bit, it's inevitable but the larger sections are stronger and last longer. That way you won't have to combine locs later on
Now how do you combine or start them?
5 bucks on Amazon will save you 100s over the years. You won't need to use gel or go to a hairdresser unless you really want to be super presentable for an event or something. If you learn how to use the needle you can instantly lock and maintain your hair. Create sections and install extensions without a hassle and minimal stress to your hair follicles
If you're hair is 4b/4c like most BBC. You might struggle to get your hair to hang early on. That's because tighter curl patterns appear to grow slower but you can speed it up with the needle
This is very simple. Anyone can use a needle and do two strand twists to start them out
Hypothetically even if you had pin straight japanese hair, the crochet would work
Now, this is a hairstyle that takes patience. Kind of by design it looks shitty in the beginning but there's ways to mitigate that. There's also extensions which I'll get to in a moment
Early on I used a sponge like this. If you do that in combination with a needle it'll probably still look cool in the early stage. But if you must have extensions again the needle is your best friend
Just by faux afro hair and crochet it onto the ends. No one can tell usually and you can actually just pull them out by hand when you're ready
Like I said you don't want to put too much stuff in your hair. Castor oil and rose water helps hair growth but avoid gels and wax which lead to build up. However some build up is from natural oils that your scalp emits. It's fine and actually healthy but to make sure your hair is clean. The only method that works for a deep cleanse is an apple cider vinegar and baking soda solution that dissolves dirt in your hair. Don't do it more than say, every 6 months because it straps nutrients from your hair. You'll need a basin or you can do it in your sink and it takes all day or a weekend with multiple washes.
Bruh even @Preston could use this to BBCfraud and slay off BBC game
PSLers spend all day posting broderick hunter and mukasa who look great buzzed, but most of us aint them G. Youre gonna have to hairmax. The BBC equivalent of tiktok hair
The most common problem people have and why their hair looks subhuman is thinning, breaking and a fucked up hairline even if they aren't norwooding
The problem is people want to force and overly maintain their hair too much. Getting it retwisted every 2 weeks puts strain on hair follicles and leads to build up
Me after 4 years of growing them. My hairline is completely fine and I still have thick section
You can prevent this issue by starting out with larger sections. The thing is a few years down the line your hair is going to thin a little bit, it's inevitable but the larger sections are stronger and last longer. That way you won't have to combine locs later on
Now how do you combine or start them?
5 bucks on Amazon will save you 100s over the years. You won't need to use gel or go to a hairdresser unless you really want to be super presentable for an event or something. If you learn how to use the needle you can instantly lock and maintain your hair. Create sections and install extensions without a hassle and minimal stress to your hair follicles
If you're hair is 4b/4c like most BBC. You might struggle to get your hair to hang early on. That's because tighter curl patterns appear to grow slower but you can speed it up with the needle
This is very simple. Anyone can use a needle and do two strand twists to start them out
Hypothetically even if you had pin straight japanese hair, the crochet would work
Now, this is a hairstyle that takes patience. Kind of by design it looks shitty in the beginning but there's ways to mitigate that. There's also extensions which I'll get to in a moment
Early on I used a sponge like this. If you do that in combination with a needle it'll probably still look cool in the early stage. But if you must have extensions again the needle is your best friend
Just by faux afro hair and crochet it onto the ends. No one can tell usually and you can actually just pull them out by hand when you're ready
Like I said you don't want to put too much stuff in your hair. Castor oil and rose water helps hair growth but avoid gels and wax which lead to build up. However some build up is from natural oils that your scalp emits. It's fine and actually healthy but to make sure your hair is clean. The only method that works for a deep cleanse is an apple cider vinegar and baking soda solution that dissolves dirt in your hair. Don't do it more than say, every 6 months because it straps nutrients from your hair. You'll need a basin or you can do it in your sink and it takes all day or a weekend with multiple washes.
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Bruh even @Preston could use this to BBCfraud and slay off BBC game
