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Really? Wow that's so cool :) Can I asked how you revised for french?

French is obviously a challenging subject and I revised by creating mind maps on the different topics I was learning to remember different ideas and do grammar practice to increase my skills

Not really hair related but I know you do french a level so I was just wondering how you survived lol. I'm currently doing spanish and it is H.E.L.L

That's fine lovely, I know most think I'm crazy for even considering taking French to A2 and I'm going to study it in uni but I love it! Don't get it twisted I struggled for the first three months into my AS course but that just made me work harder to understand the language and ace it!

If you played a female fighter in a film, and in your scene you defeated a male (this man has been used by women his whole life), what would you say as you walked out the arena , stepping on him as you did...?

Never underestimate the power of a woman - very random question might I add

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Can, I just say I love that you have a natural hair blog but do you think slicking down your edges can be damaging to them? I love the look but I don't want to end up with a patchy hairline!

Thank you beautiful! I love slicking down my hair and from personal experience I'd say it doesn't damage your edges as long as you use the right gel/edge control. I love to use either Gorilla Snot gel or Olive Oil Edge Control!

What are your top tips for a braid out?

My top tips I'd say are to make sure you leave your plaits, Bantu knots or whatever method you're using to get your hair curly, in for a long period of time. Usually I'd say 8 hours but the longer the better. Use a curl definer to bring out your curls once they're out. Finally be sure to put a little bit of hairspray in your hair once it's out to keep the hold otherwise on a windy day, your curls will be knocked out back into an Afro!

Heya really proud of you doing a natural hair blog. You're around the same age as me and it's great to see natural hair being embraced. Wish you all the best. P.S what cream do you use for your hair? I hear shea butter is good but I'd only be able to get it online

Hey lovely and that's amazing to hear, thank you! In terms of creams and butters the one I do use primarily is shea butter as it's the one I find moisturises my hair the most but there's plenty of others! Try coconut oil in its raw butter form, that also works a treat x

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