Natural Hair Questions Answered (3 Parts Series)

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DiscoveringNatural: 6 months post Transitioning Big chop

Several questions were asked in the last "Ask Me Anything", I had to break it into 3 videos because of the length of the video when combined. Click any of the videos below to watch my answers to your questions.

PART 1


PART 2


PART 3


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