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Aella

@Aella_Girl

Dec 30, 2017

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@Arwen_Datnoid

Godspeed! It's a bumpy road but the hair at the other side is AHMAHZING. Also remember that healthy and normal nopoo hair feels different from poo'd hair - it's thicker, more volumous, holds curl better, and is more 'ropey' and less slippery/shiny/silky.

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And also my routine is brushing with a boar bristle hair brush regularly. This pulls the grease out of the scalp. I also rub rye flour into my roots once every few weeks, which absorbs the grease, and then you can just brush it out with your brush! It looks AMAZING after that.

4:20 PM · Dec 30, 2017

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