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Some Naturalistas love wash and go’s regardless of shrinkage and others, well – HATE it.
Dianne & Pamela discuss the social aspects of natural hair shrinkage and some unusual ways of addressing shrinkage found on YouTube; including how the dew point and vegetable glycerin affects hair shrinkage and curl definition!
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Every part of this podcast was valuable and clear…
Keep the info coming and keep up the good work!
I have used dew points to help me achieve a better style. I would look at weather.com or use the app Curls on the Go. Curls on the Go even suggests products to use based on the “frizz forecast”.
That is so interesting! Could you please share the process behind it and how it’s worked for you? For example, when the dew point is low/high, do you get a better style? Does a better style mean no frizz?
Somewhere in the podcast was some valuable information, but the important points were not shared cohesively. For me I would need to read the transcript to fully appreciate the information.
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