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Black people aren't the only ones who regularly style their hair in unnatural ways. white people like to style their hair in ways contrary to how their hair is naturally. Show pictures of both whites who use artificial styling of their hair.
Some ideas:
Hairstyles that use rollers, curling irons, pressing irons, gel.
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Don't forget they also use chemical perms (to artificially wave and/or make their hair very curly and/or kinky, depending on the look they want) in their hair as well...it stinks and they are not supposed to wash their hair for three days following the perm application, so it will set...
I know hairdressers who have worked on yte gyal's hair before, so this I know (the kinda yte gyals who like to emulate Black Women's hairstyles, lol)
And don't forget the fake blonds and redheads, etc., lol....
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quote: Acid perms produce highly conditioned flexible curls. They are ideally suited to hair that is fine, sensitive, fragile, damaged or tinted as they have a mildly acidic action that minimizes the risk of hair damage.
Alkaline perm give strong, firm curl result on normal and resistant hair.
Exothermic perm give bouncy, resilient curls. "Exothermic" refers to the gentle heat that is produced by the chemical reaction that occurs when the lotion is mixed. The heat allows the lotion to penetrate the hair cuticle, conditioning and strengthening the hair from inside as the lotion moulds the hair into its new shape.
Any of above types of perm can be used with different techniques to produce a number of results as under:- Body perm are very soft, loose perm created by using large curlers, or some times rollers. The results is added volume with a hint of wave and movement rather than curls. Root perms add lift and volume to the root area only. They give height and fullness and are therefore ideal for short hair that tends to go flat.
Spiral perm create romantic spiral curls, an effect that is produced by winding the hair around special long curlers. The mass of curls makes long hair look much thicker.
Stack perm give curl and volume to one - length hair cuts by means of different sized curlers. The hair on top of the head is left unpermed while the middle and ends have curl and movements.
Weave perms involve perming certain sections of hair and leaving the rest straight to give a mixture of texture and natural looking body and bounce, particularly on areas around the face such as the fringe.
quote: Types Of Hair Perms
Body perm are just that. The body perm gives you volume, body and movement. A square shape face works well with this type of perm.
Root perm adds lift and volume only to the root area. It gives height and fullness. Root perms are ideal for short hair. The heart shaped face works well with this perm.
Pain curl perm gives soft, natural waves which are achieved by perming small sections of the hair that have been pinned into pre-formed curls. The pain curl perm works great with any shape face.
Stacked perm is great for one-length haircuts, it gives curl and volume. Depending on the thickness of the rod used, you can achieve a tight curl or a lose curl.
Spiral perm creates a romantic curl by winding the hair around special curler. This will create your hair to look fuller and much thicker. The spiral perm works great on oval-shaped faces.
New Hair Perm Tips
After a perm it is best to wait three days before washing you hair, this will make the curl last longer. Do not blow dry and curl your hair after the perm. This will relax the perm sooner. Do not perm over bleached hair, unless the perm is designed for bleached or colored hair. Otherwise this can cause breakage and damage your hair. Do not use conditoner after a perm, this will also cause you to lose your curl faster. And last but not least, after a perm, it is best to let your hair dry naturally. This will keep it from frizzing.
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Epic fail thread, but what do i expect from a retard who admits they reject anthropology and science.
How exactly is curly hair unnatural to white people?
Many white people naturally are curly.
To point out the obvious curly is the not same as ulotrichous wooly (Negroid) hair.
Hair texture and race -
Caucasoids are cymotrichous (4 - 6) and as you can see are naturally curly haired.
Negroids are wooly haired (ulotrichous), 7 - 10.
Ulotrichous and cymotrichous are completely different hair textures.
Black people are not curly haired, and never have been. It seems once again out of self-hate you are trying to latch onto caucasoid features out of hating your own wooly hair texture.
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@ Oshun: btw...the pics I posted of the dyed hair and/or permed hair yte women were taken from hair sites, lol...so if I have it listed as a perm and/or false color...then it guh suh... and I wonder who tell that eediat dunce-bat yte bwoy that someone 'round here said that yte people CANNOT have Natural curl to their hair..Oshun, yuh did read smaddy seh that in this thread here? Obviously, they are probably not the ones perming their hair into curls and/or kinks and/or waves... Smaddy other than the jancrow yte bwoy mention Black People hair texture and/or styles in this thread, BESIDES the opening Truthful statement: "Black people aren't the only ones who regularly style their hair in unnatural ways"? Bwooooy mi ah tell yuh kmt smdh...
smh.. Isn't it sad yet amusing how di likkle yte bwoy 'round here likes to try question the intelligence of others here, yet he himself has shown time and again he has little to NO reading comprehension.... Posts: 3446 | From: U.S. by way of JA by way of Africa | Registered: Jan 2010
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quote: white people like to style their hair in ways contrary to how their hair is naturally. Show pictures of both whites who use artificial styling of their hair.
Some ideas:
Hairstyles that use rollers, curling irons, pressing irons, gel.
and chemical perms and hair dyes
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hair extensions:
wigs:
a crimping iron was used here, if not a crimped hair piece: Posts: 3446 | From: U.S. by way of JA by way of Africa | Registered: Jan 2010
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Of course, you never feel the need to attribute that to being of mixed heritage and not pure European lineage. Inversely, you assume blacks cannot have curly hair when indeed they can.
quote:To point out the obvious curly is the not same as ulotrichous wooly (Negroid) hair.
What's annoying about this is you use white interchangeably with Caucasoid and then, when it bites you in the ass you back peddle. Blacks do have curly hair, and the curly style is actually what makes the hair sensitive to heat, and mal treatment because of it's structure and by curl I mean this
Most blacks can make afros by combing out/blow drying the curls but unless incredibly heat damaged or relaxed, the hair will make a defined curl once the it gets wet.
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and I wonder who tell that eediat dunce-bat yte bwoy that someone 'round here said that yte people CANNOT have Natural curl to their hair..Oshun, yuh did read smaddy seh that in this thread here? Obviously, they are probably not the ones perming their hair into curls and/or kinks and/or waves... ![[Frown]](frown.gif)
Isn't it sad yet amusing how di likkle yte bwoy 'round here likes to try question the intelligence of others here, yet he himself has shown time and again he has little to NO reading comprehension.... 
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