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just dumping some styles, as usual...

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has anyone tried Tacho Stick before?
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002LD82O/ref=pd_luc_rh_sim_01_01_t_lh?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I recently purchased one, but have yet to use it.

wondering how I should apply it.

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we really to make a bunch of macros like pic related or>>9318824
so that multiple styles are in one image and it's just organized better.

who's good with photoshop?

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>>9318903
That's really cool. Any more of this guy?

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Where to steal the jacket?

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>>9318965
I personally don't have anymore, but I think someone else does, I've seen other photos of him on /fa/

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So this is the beginners guide right here, as it stands, it's just a screencap from a kanyetothe thread, but all the info here is solid.
if someone wants to edit and make it more readable or something, be my guess.

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speaking of maintenance,

Has anyone read this book? I've been thinking about buying it.
I've absorbed most of what the Internet has told me about basic regimens and hair care, and I want to go beyond that.

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no joke guys, in 6 days these two pics will have one year of difference. One year passed and my hair looks like it is 6 months old or less. Is there something that can help the growth of my hair ? it is really fragile, soft and breaks easily. I had been using olive oil, could that be the cause, is olive oil a troll?

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>>9319091
how do you get your hair to get that quality on the right? Mine is too curly for that.

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>>9319078
I haven't but I've heard about it, and really would like to read it myself.
you should buy it/read it, and then distill it's knowledge to us anon.
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off the top of my head:
>diet change
>more vitamin b
>growth stimulating products
>hairfinity

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Would this work on textured hair?:
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>Bleach your roots after about 1/2 inch of growth, then tone your hair. Use a purple shampoo as your normal shampoo, and you'll be set. Don't let your roots come in too long or you'll get a weird dark yellow line where your newly bleached hair meets your old bleached hair. The trick is to keep toning it and not let it get too yellow. Also, use a white, silicon free conditioner. Bleached hair sucks up anything it touches and the silicone in most conditioners will fuck up your hair. And a great inside trick is to lather your hair in coconut oil before you bleach it. Don't wash it out, just bleach over it. It will reduce most of the damage caused by bleach and help keep your hair well nourished. There should be a bunch of youtube videos about it. Bleached hair is really easy to keep up once you figure out how to do it yourself and what products to use.

For reference, here's the hydrogine peroxide technique from last thread:
>Get 3% hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and an oil of your choice
>Sit for five minutes, stir, rub in hair, baggy for up to an hour
>Rinse
>Result=light to medium Brown hair

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God damn. I have very thick, very coarse relaxed hair and olive oil works fucking wonders. Leave in conditioner + olive oil + silicone serum = having my hair the way I've always wanted it.

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I switched from coconut to olive and it's a world of difference. I can't say it'll help grow your hair, but it will definitely keep it moisturized.

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olive oil?
how do you use it?
just massage it on your scalp?

give us the step by step for your technique.

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YEAH GOOD IDEA MAN PUT PEROXIDE BLEACH ON UR SCALP AT HOME DONT GO TO A PROFESSIONAL SALON LOL ANONYMOUS POSTERS ON AN ANIME FASHION FORUM ARE FAR MORE EXPERIENCED

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>>9319676
Sorry for the late reply.

What I do is after I shampoo and condition my hair (once a week, cowashing and the like never worked for me) and step out the shower, I'll put in a quarter size of leave in conditioner with no oils in it on my hair, then 2-3 drops of olive oil, then I'll "seal" with a silicone serum. I make sure I don't use too much and I just run it through my hair, don't really massage it into my scalp.

After that, I blowdry and flat iron and I'm good.

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I don't know it just happens naturally, I use olive oil, that maybe a reason.