Posted By: lelevup! Pochi istanti fa su Italia1:

Sullo stesso livello, quest'altra perla:

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Posted By: Meemmow

Posted By: costiquelkecosti

EDITED!
Seriamente: c'è gente che scambia Gheddafi per Sa n tana?

Magari qualcuno c'e'

Posted By: quetzalcoatl

Posted By: lelevup!

Posted By: quetzalcoatl roger + klaus

Preferivo quella in cui gira la poltrona, ma non la trovo. Forse perché me la sono immaginata?

roger + klaus 2

Non ho altro da aggiungere, vostro onore.

Un paio di meme attuali:

Forget store products! The best products to care for natural afro hair can be found in your kitchen. Seriously. Many times hair product companies put products that build up in the hair (like silicones and petroleum based products). This only makes you have to use their shampoos more (to get rid of build-up), then condition it ( since the shampoos strip and dry out the hair). Don't do it. The cycle is created so the industry makes money. I digress... your natural hair needs water. If you live in a colder/drier climate you must spray hair with chemical-free water. Never style the hair dry. ALWAYS wet first then comb, this will allow for easier styling as well. Wash when you think your hair needs it. If there are birds building nests in there you know you've gone too long. Every few weeks is fine. If you sweat a lot try rinsing hair in the shower after exersizing or excessive sweating. Sweat contains salts which can dry hair out. Clean hair with apple cider vinegar. Wet hair, pour a few tablespoons on hair and massage, then rinse out. Repeat if needed. Get a spray bottle and fill with spring or filtered water ( tap water tends to have chlorine which is a salt. It will dry out your hair). You can use this to spray daily. Experiment by adding scented oils you like to the water. If hair is particularly dirty or your mind needs soap suds to feel like you're cleaning your hair use a pure vegetable glycerine soap with no perfumes nor dyes. Glycerine is a sugar and won't dry your hair out ( your hair will break only if its dry) although will gently remove oils since it is a surfectant. To deep condition hair beat an egg and mix with sunflower or olive oil ( like a mayonnaise). People from the old country will tell you that that's what their grandmothers used. Add a heat cap or hot towel for 20 min then rinse well with cool water. Deep condition when your hair feels like it could use it. (If your hair is really damaged dissolve a bit if gelatin in water and add it to the egg mix before heating. The proteins in gelatin are similar to those in your hair and MAY fill in broken bonds when the heating element is added.) Cool water will help hair follicle close. Heat opens follicles. Open follicles allow moisture to get out. Never blow dry. Period. Your hair will not need it. To dry hair faster you can part it and twist. When dry it will have wonderful patterns. Afro hair is unique and the most beautiful type of hair if you work with it not against it. No one can tell you how much to wash and condition becaouse your hair and lifestyle is different from the rest of us. Let your hair tell you what it needs, when. Africans are not from cold regions so the cold air drys out hair and skin easier. Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Mist your hair with water everyday, drink lots of water and eat well. Your hair will grow like weeds. Another tip: boil some beer or ale for a few minutes (until alcohol burns off - alcohol will dry hair out as well). Add some of this to your water spray. It helps keep hair hydrated and gives more of a shine. One thing you cannot do with hair is add nutrients to it. When it comes out of your head that's it. At this point the only thing you can do is protect the strands such that they won't break so your overall look is healthy. Every strand on your head will fall out at some point. That's the way it goes, just treat them well in the mean time. I went natural 5 years ago but commited the mistake of relaxing it 3 years later. It looked beautiful for as long as I went to the hair dresser then it started falling out in clumps. I researched and learned about the science of hair. It is rater simple. I cut all my hair to an inch long and 2 years later all of the straightened hair is gone and my natural hair is about 6 in long. I love it. And the best is you can travel anywhere in the world without having to find a hair products store. Free at last! Good luck.

Posted By: Lavinia Un paio di meme attuali:

Ma chi è sto Pelliccia?

Dedicatissimo a Vale

Super Mario Galaxy 8-bit Empire Edition.

Rimaniamo in attesa di un vostro geniale cenno di adesione.