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Hair Thought’s ;

 

Since I had introduced my hair to Aphogee products which were the 2 Minute Reconstructor & Keratin & Green Tea Spray, my hair has seen a great decrease in hair breakage. I have been suffering from sever hair breakage for so long that seeing less hair in the comb, on the floor and around the sink just feels so great. All my hair needed was some protein and I’m glad I finally figure it out. I’m going to alternate between protein and moisture so that my hair can be balanced out, but I’m going to give it a large amount of protein since I never gave it protein before. But going to be careful with it so that I won’t go into protein overload. Lately I been thinking about straightening my hair but I’m against putting any hit on my hair for this whole month. I like my curly hair but I prefer my straight hair better. I know getting a relaxer will turn out great for me because I like the bone straight hair and I can achieve those results with a relaxer compared to my natural hair which I will have to add so much extra heat to get it straight. Not good. As for how my hair color process went I think it went pretty ok. I had used the 2 minute 3 days prior from coloring my hair and then the day of coloring my hair I followed up with it again. I didn’t experience that much hair breakage I was so surprised because before when I had colored my hair at home I would have SO MUCH hair breakage it was ridiculous! But this time it was very very little. I don’t think my hair took the color well but that’s just what I think until I can get it straight I feel I won’t really know the results. Here how it looks though :SAM_1864

Hopefully you can see it not the best picture but I tried.

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  1. ohh that looks so nice. what color did you use. I love it.

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