I'd buy: Miss Jessie's entire line, SheaMoisture's entire line, gallons of EVOO & EVCO, tons of Jamila henna, Goody headbands (all colors & widths), gobs of hair candy, tons of shea butter, Aussie Moist condish & 3 minute miracle, HE Hello Hydration condish, HE long term relationship, bobby pins, Mango butter, Giovanni Smooth as silk condish, a few pairs of hair shears and lots of satin pillowcases/scarves. Man, this post really pulled the PJ out of me!
I would buy the best of the best: hair steamer, hooded dryer, flat iron, hand held dryer, curling iron, a won, flexi rods, a bunch of curlformers, satin rollers, satin pillowcases, satin bonnets, combs, brushes, hair candy, organic oils and butters in bulk(e.g. shea butter, jojoba, coconut, olive, avocado, almond, castor, etc), a mini refrigerator and freezer(if there is a such a thing) to store my natural ingredients in so they would not spoil, natural hair dyes, a new video camera and camera to record my hair progress, hats (with satin linings), scarves, umbrellas, books about hair, steam/hot rollers, Hair One in Bulk, Elucence conditioner in bulk, Burts Bees Avocado pre-shampoo treatment in bulk, a new huge shower head that filters the water, and whatever else popped in my head within a 24 hour period!!lol
I would buy 12 of everything at least starting with Miss Jessie ButterCream, Stretch Silkenener, and all the conditioners. I would try the Long Hair Lovers emu oil only one. I would stock up on all the best oils as well as Qhemet Biologics, Giovanni Direct, and Oyin Handmade Greg Juice. I would buy some hair accessories. Definitely a steamer and some combs. and some IC Frizz Shampoo.and Evian mist.
Mizani's true textures ENTIRE LINE, Miss Jessie's ENTIRE LINE, Kinky-Curly's ENTIRE LINE. Lots of carrier oils like EVOO & extra virgin coconut oil and essential oils (these can serve multiple purposes) lots of hair accessories and tools like a hair steamer & dryer. OH THE POSSIBILITIES...
I have two daughters and all 3 of us are natural, soooo...
-2 hair steamers & hair dryers-$1000 -2 styling chairs- $300 -2 Shampoo Stations (one for each daughter)-$1000... See More -Trolley to hold irons, products, combs, brushes, scissors, etc;-$150 -I'd spend $2500 on 3 each of flat irons, blow dryers, hot rollers, trimming scissors, different types of combs and brushes, satin scarves, satin caps, satin pillowcases, satin rollers, magnetic rollers or all sizes, perm rods of all sizes, flexi rods of all sizes & then bobby pins, hair pins, duck clips, shower caps, curl formers, end papers, steam towels, wrap clips, anndd....that's it lol.
The remaining $50 would go to a great heat protectant, deep condish, and leave in. Dont see the point in spending a load on hair products since they are likely to expire.
Giovanni's Direct leave in conditioner, Jojoba oil, EVOO, Audrey Honeysuckle Rose shampoo and conditioners , Carols Daugther Hair milk by the GALLONS :) A steamer, tubs of Shea Butter. Oh yea and a dresser or vanity set to hold all my make-up and cute hair accessories.
I'd buy high quality hair for weaves/wigs that match my texture perfectly so I can cut my hair. I promised myself I'd let it grow longish... maybe bra strap length-ish before I ever cut it again. But, if I found a weave that matched my texture I wouldn't feel the need to let it grow that long.
O... and some Vo5 strawberry moisture milk con, clear ecostyler gel and Hawaaiin silky 14 in 1.
Oh wow -- I would start by buying every new natural/transitioning female I know (about fifteen) a Jilbere shower comb, Denman and a couple of jars of shea butter. For myself, I would buy more shea butter, EVOO by the gallon, a new blowdryer, a new hooded dryer, hot oil treatments, a top-of-the-line flatiron, hundreds of alligator clips (they slowly disappear), stock up on Miss jessie's Baby Butter Creme and Silkener, and use the rest on products that I wanted to try but couldn't due to budget restraints.
I'd buy: Miss Jessie's entire line, SheaMoisture's entire line, gallons of EVOO & EVCO, tons of Jamila henna, Goody headbands (all colors & widths), gobs of hair candy, tons of shea butter, Aussie Moist condish & 3 minute miracle, HE Hello Hydration condish, HE long term relationship, bobby pins, Mango butter, Giovanni Smooth as silk condish, a few pairs of hair shears and lots of satin pillowcases/scarves. Man, this post really pulled the PJ out of me!
ReplyDeleteI would buy the best of the best: hair steamer, hooded dryer, flat iron, hand held dryer, curling iron, a won, flexi rods, a bunch of curlformers, satin rollers, satin pillowcases, satin bonnets, combs, brushes, hair candy, organic oils and butters in bulk(e.g. shea butter, jojoba, coconut, olive, avocado, almond, castor, etc), a mini refrigerator and freezer(if there is a such a thing) to store my natural ingredients in so they would not spoil, natural hair dyes, a new video camera and camera to record my hair progress, hats (with satin linings), scarves, umbrellas, books about hair, steam/hot rollers, Hair One in Bulk, Elucence conditioner in bulk, Burts Bees Avocado pre-shampoo treatment in bulk, a new huge shower head that filters the water, and whatever else popped in my head within a 24 hour period!!lol
ReplyDeleteI would buy a lot of hair accessories, stock up on shea butter and coconut oil, and buy some expensive ass deep conditioner lol
ReplyDeleteI would buy 12 of everything at least starting with Miss Jessie ButterCream, Stretch Silkenener, and all the conditioners. I would try the Long Hair Lovers emu oil only one. I would stock up on all the best oils as well as Qhemet Biologics, Giovanni Direct, and Oyin Handmade Greg Juice. I would buy some hair accessories. Definitely a steamer and some combs. and some IC Frizz Shampoo.and Evian mist.
ReplyDeleteMizani's true textures ENTIRE LINE, Miss Jessie's ENTIRE LINE, Kinky-Curly's ENTIRE LINE. Lots of carrier oils like EVOO & extra virgin coconut oil and essential oils (these can serve multiple purposes) lots of hair accessories and tools like a hair steamer & dryer. OH THE POSSIBILITIES...
ReplyDelete@Ashley...There is a such thing as a mini refrigerator and freezer, I have one at school!!
ReplyDeletedeep conditioners and hair creams and leave-in conditioners
ReplyDeletedeep conditioners and hair creams and leave-in conditioners
ReplyDeleteI have two daughters and all 3 of us are natural, soooo...
ReplyDelete-2 hair steamers & hair dryers-$1000
-2 styling chairs- $300
-2 Shampoo Stations (one for each daughter)-$1000... See More
-Trolley to hold irons, products, combs, brushes, scissors, etc;-$150
-I'd spend $2500 on 3 each of flat irons, blow dryers, hot rollers, trimming scissors, different types of combs and brushes, satin scarves, satin caps, satin pillowcases, satin rollers, magnetic rollers or all sizes, perm rods of all sizes, flexi rods of all sizes & then bobby pins, hair pins, duck clips, shower caps, curl formers, end papers, steam towels, wrap clips, anndd....that's it lol.
The remaining $50 would go to a great heat protectant, deep condish, and leave in. Dont see the point in spending a load on hair products since they are likely to expire.
Giovanni's Direct leave in conditioner, Jojoba oil, EVOO, Audrey Honeysuckle Rose shampoo and conditioners , Carols Daugther Hair milk by the GALLONS :) A steamer, tubs of Shea Butter. Oh yea and a dresser or vanity set to hold all my make-up and cute hair accessories.
ReplyDeleteI'd buy high quality hair for weaves/wigs that match my texture perfectly so I can cut my hair. I promised myself I'd let it grow longish... maybe bra strap length-ish before I ever cut it again. But, if I found a weave that matched my texture I wouldn't feel the need to let it grow that long.
ReplyDeleteO... and some Vo5 strawberry moisture milk con, clear ecostyler gel and Hawaaiin silky 14 in 1.
Oh wow -- I would start by buying every new natural/transitioning female I know (about fifteen) a Jilbere shower comb, Denman and a couple of jars of shea butter. For myself, I would buy more shea butter, EVOO by the gallon, a new blowdryer, a new hooded dryer, hot oil treatments, a top-of-the-line flatiron, hundreds of alligator clips (they slowly disappear), stock up on Miss jessie's Baby Butter Creme and Silkener, and use the rest on products that I wanted to try but couldn't due to budget restraints.
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