The science of black hair giveaway..
Hola Hermosas..
CLOSE..I have a full color Book, of this magnificent book: The Science of Black Hair
This is my own book sign by Audrey (Its like new) am totally in love with it.. And I think instead of been in my shelf, another curly, kinky, pajonua can read it and learn more about our hair…
Mi opinion del libro en español Aquí
THE GIVEAWAY
one book The science of black hair (pictured above)
CONTEST DETAILS
There will be 1 winner that receives this prize
*CONTEST ENDS ON TUESDAY,September 20 at 11:59 (my time, lol. CA time)
THE RULES (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY)
Entrants must have a U.S.A. mailing address
Winner must be 18 years & older OR have the permission of their legal guardian if under 18
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-And any comments (about your hair, ideas, etc, etc…)
Note: Entries that do not adhere to these rules and guidelines will not be considered. Winners will be selected at random, using a random number generator
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Today is the first official day of my natural hair journey. I am very excited, yet intimidated. There’s a lot of power in these curls.I am learning to embrace me for me. I’ve found a lot of great literature and blogs, videos, and social networks online to help me through this Journey. Today I said goodbye to my very last weave. I almost backed out of this commitment that I made to myself today, but I’m not going to. I’m gonna stick with it and learn to love it. Learning to rock my natural curls will not just be about my hair, but it will be about all of me. It will be about standing up for and doing what I love and want to do regardless of what others may think or have to say about it. I am very excited to learn about the science of black hair give away because I believe it include many of the beginning fundamentals and even more complex things I need to know.
Mariam Mamah
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I love curls. I how to find more info to support them.
Tomeka Doctor
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NaturalHairLatina/LatinaR
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I love my #naturalhair it separates truth from fiction:)
I am currently trying to learn all that I can to grow out my natural hair healthy and long.I am doing lots of research on hair by the internet to help me further understand how to properly care for my hair as well as my daughters.This book would be great to have on my journey and I appreciate this oppurtunity:)
Danyelle Cotten
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Tessa Williams. [email protected].
I love my natural hair!!! Trying my best to learn my hair as it grows!
Thanx to daily curls for all the tips and latest trends ;0)
– Antoinette
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– Still transitioning so would love more knowledge about hair!!!
Brenda Bouadou
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I am transitioning to a more natural me.I would love to learn more about natural hair tips and techniques
~Rosalyn Yvette
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~My hair sometimes seems like it’s in transition! :o) But I love learning how to work with it’s beautiful variety!!!
Deborah Florial
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I havent had a perm in more than two years and I am now figuring out how to really take care of my hair. If you can give me some advice on good products to use for my someone who is transitioning, it will be greatly appreciated. thank you! =]
nicole coles
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I am currently transtioning. I am just getting out of panic mode. I am just starting to understand my hair a bit more. I have no family or friend support so I could use all the help I can get. They think all this is weird. Had thoughts of perming but decided to hang in there.
Patricia Grassals
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Ay ay ay
Espero que no llegue muy tarde al giveaway… aparte de amar mi cabello me considero una rizóloga graduada de la Universidad Independiente del Rizo Dominico-Africano… es decir mi propia escuela ji ji ji 😉
Ya llevo 12 años de cabello natural en nuestra querida isla and the thing I most love about being natural is that is teaching other people to love their natural beauty as I am learning to love mine.
Derby City Naturals
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I love natural hair and I love to read so this book would be a double score for me. The fact that it is autographed really made me happy 🙂
Veronica
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I am really enjoying my natural journey. I am finally able to embrace my curls and all that come with them.
Carolina
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I LOVE my hair and how it makes me feel free and beautiful! Would love to read this book so that I can continue to pass the information to others!
Stephanie D.
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— transitioning teen learning and more about my curly roots :).
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I am still learning so much about my hair but one thing that has made my styling options better and detangling with fewer single strand knots is banding!!! I didn’t think I would like it but since my hair shrinks up to 60% of it’s length and loves to curl up with other curls so much, I figured I’d give it a try. I’ve only done it 3 times and it’s been awesome. And since my hair is so thick, it’s much faster to do than a 2 strand twist. If you do it just right you will have some different texture in your hair but at the same time retain most of your own pattern, but a stretched out version of it. I love it!
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I am a natural hair wearer and I would love to add this book to my collection.
Ollie M.
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Rukiya Gordon
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I’m so in love with my natural hair. When it’s wet or damp it feels soft but once it’s dry feels like brillo LOL! I love the freedom it gives me to wash it everyday if i want and never be afraid the rain will ruin it cause my kinky hair loves rain. It’s fun hair 😀 Do you think people who don’t like naturally kinky hair are subconsciously or consciously supporting racism-white supremacy?
Zanthea Demetrius
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I have been transitioning over a year (currently in braids). I am ready to get rid of the braids and I just want to get as much information and knowledge as possible about all the great things I will be able to do with my hair.
Teresa Simmons
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I am a newbie natural and I look forward continuing to learn more about my kinky 4b hair.
Henria O.
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I’ve been thinking about transitioning for a while but I’m not sure I’m ready to take the plunge. I think this book will educate me about my hair and increase my confidence in my ability to go natural.
The winner is Sable…Felicidades…Please send me a mail to [email protected] ….
My last relaxer was March 2009 and I did the BC in April 2010. I am now 18 months natural and loving it.
Marsha
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Autumn H.
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I’ve been transitionig for 15 months and about to chop the end off within the next upsoming weeks. I love my NATURAL HAIR!!!
Shantoria Thomas
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I’ve been transitioning since March
Alexandrea Ward
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I’ve hoped that a book like would be released for years now. Especially after Good Hair came out in theaters. There are so many of us that need to learn so much more about black hair in general. 🙂
– Tiffany Owens
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-Have been natural for over 2 years now and love being an inspiration to others by embracing who I am naturally 🙂 Thanks & blessings
Latasha Willis
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I’ve been natural for nine years, and I have newly natural relatives that I would like to share this book with.
EbonyT
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So this is my 4th year being natural. I am struggling with maintaining my length and color. Can’t live without coloring my hair so looks like I need to do more research on how to moisturize my hair better. Thanks for having this contest.
Ok it been too long since I pick the winner and she never reply back, the new winner is NaturalHairLatina, congratulations, please send me your mailing info to:[email protected]
– Dyanel Boles
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-Coming up on ONE year of NATURALICITY! It feels free and liberating. My hair can do some amazing things which seem almost effortless at times now that the chemical is GONE. Never been more thankful for making the choice to leave the “creamy crack” lifestyle behind.