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good thing that we have lots of street salon for as cheap as 50 pesos ( 1.2 USD) for a haircut.. weee
Lucky you dont have to worry about going bald lol we curly haired people have to work harder to keep our hair strong and healthy
Thats true Kandy! and most salons by me dont even know how to cut curly hair nor do they have the knowledge to give advice on how to care for it. Ethnic salons by me have told me straight up that they wont even touch Diva R's hair type!!!!! one salon tried charging me 40 dollars for straight backs and that they wouldnt do anything but straight backs on her! I hate straight backs on little girls! it makes them look like boys :( SO i resorted to learning myself :)
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