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so i trying to do a new hairstyle. because i always were my hair straight or in a pony tail. so i was thinking about doing it crinkly or curly.. but i don’t know how to get black women hair to get crinkly, i know curly you have to use curling iron. but if you have any advice please tell.. thanks..

What color works like black for dark skinned black women?
If black is the ‘sexy’ color for white and light brown skin, what color gives that same effect for black women who are dark chocolate and coffee bean complected? And the same for nail polish: if black is the ‘rocker’ color for white and light brown skin, what is the ‘rocker’ color for dark skinned black women?

i cut my hair last year & im more than ready for it to grow back longer. but with black women its more difficult. i haven’t had a relaxer since august but i do keep a sew in(hair braided down with weave)i have been taking biotin 1000mg and also gnc ultra nourish hair. are there any other vitamins i could possibly take that actually works fast?

I know not ALL black women do, and I don’t mean to stereotype or categorize, but I was just wondering why they do. Everytime I see a pretty black woman with a nice head of hair, it seems that it is fake in one way or another.

This question is directed actually to anyone who knows anything about this, not just black women. But, anyway.. Whats the best hair mosturizer, in your opinion that DOES NOT have any mineral oil or petroleum.. Or even if it does… Simply what works best for you and your hair?

I’m a lighter black guy who wears simple clothing. I hear stories from black women and interracial dating non-black women say that they only go for darker black guys. That has stopped me from approaching. Now I never approached anyone because I can’t stand rejection.

Do I have to dress hip hop style, act tough, or even hide myself just so I could look attractive to women of all races?