I have locs and my edges are thin from previously wearing braids. I wanted to know will MTG help my edges grow & how long & how often should I use MTG
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I have used MTG and it was a very, very small amount. I now have significant hair loss in the back. The amount you should use is none and how often is never. I believed the claims which other girls stated that it helped their hair grow. I now wonder if I was duked and I question the accuracy of those claims.
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Quite honestly it contains mineral oil which drys out your hair which unfortunately will tear out ur hair so my advice would be that if you used natural oils like grapeseed, olive, sweet almond,emu and peppermint oils etc will do the trick however it'll take more time to see results but it'll be more effective
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Yes definitely, I use it every day. my hair has gotten full and thick. I have very fine hair, it takes forever to grow. Hopefully I will see some lengthy in couple of months
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Yes,definitely it will grow your edges. I didn't have any edges, and it is growing. I have very fine hair it has gotten full, waiting for some length.I use it every day. Be sure to use a satin scarf and tie your head or else your pillows will get greasy. Heads up,It smells really bad.
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It may help you. On the container, it states that it is good for hair that has been rubbed out. Probably, the determining factor would be, if you have hair follicles where your hair is thin. I am having great success with this product, as the results continue. Wishing you the best. P.S. Be sure to read the directions carefully and only use a few drops. Do not rub it in too hard, or you'll defeat your purpose. I am combining this product with taking 5000 mg of Biotin every third day. I use this product twice a week. It is stanky. LOL but ... it works!
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This is an all natural product that can be used on relaxed hair. It will rejuvenate dead hair follicles and basically bring your hair to its most healthy & soft condition. A little goes a long way so a dime sized drop worked for my hair. I use it for my edges & any area where a tight ponytails or braids have done damage. As far as a timeline your hairs grows at the same rate but it will be thicker with time id say give it around a month to see the results of new hair growth.
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This tape works well on lids that are thicker skinned or with no double eyelids. The magic tape works well if u already have a double eyelid but want a different shape or want your double eyelid more defined. I think the magic tape looks more natural. But for this tape, u can make it look natural If u don't go too high on your lids. Stay closer to your lash line
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None - you shouldn't use that heavy of line in this lightweight reel.However, you could do what I do and use a braided line, which is much stronger than monofilament lines for the same diameter. I've got 6lb test Suffix braided line and it has a rated breaking strength of 20lbs, but the diameter of a typical 6lb test line (about the maximum diameter that should be used with this reel). The braided line costs 2-3x what a monofilament line would cost, but I figure it saved me much more than that in lost tackle, as I lost only two lures in a week's solid fishing and they both caught on the backside of heavy logs and frayed on the edge of the log. None - you shouldn't use that heavy of line in this lightweight reel.However, you could do what I do and use a braided line, which is much stronger than monofilament lines for the same diameter. I've got 6lb test Suffix braided line and it has a rated breaking strength of 20lbs, but the diameter of a typical 6lb test line (about the maximum diameter that should be used with this reel). The braided line costs 2-3x what a monofilament line would cost, but I figure it saved me much more than that in lost tackle, as I lost only two lures in a week's solid fishing and they both... » Read More None - you shouldn't use that heavy of line in this lightweight reel.However, you could do what I do and use a braided line, which is much stronger than monofilament lines for the same diameter. I've got 6lb test Suffix braided line and it has a rated breaking strength of 20lbs, but the diameter of a typical 6lb test line (about the maximum diameter that should be used with this reel). The braided line costs 2-3x what a monofilament line would cost, but I figure it saved me much more than that in lost tackle, as I lost only two lures in a week's solid fishing and they both caught on the backside of heavy logs and frayed on the edge of the log. « Show Less
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There will always be ingrown hair issues with epilators (or waxing, or any other method of hair removal that removes the hair below the skin surface area) It is not specific to this model and will occur with all types. The amount of ingrown hairs is more determined by your skin and hair type. Regular exfoliation and scrubbing of the skin with a loofah after epilating will help reduce the incidence of ingrowns. Unfortunately there will probably always be some and they need to be managed appropriately. Personally Ive found the thigh area to be most prone to them, although again it depends on the hair type. There will always be ingrown hair issues with epilators (or waxing, or any other method of hair removal that removes the hair below the skin surface area) It is not specific to this model and will occur with all types. The amount of ingrown hairs is more determined by your skin and hair type. Regular exfoliation and scrubbing of the skin with a loofah after epilating will help reduce the incidence of ingrowns. Unfortunately there will probably always be some and they need to be managed appropriately. Personally Ive found the thigh area to be most prone to them, although again it depends on... » Read More There will always be ingrown hair issues with epilators (or waxing, or any other method of hair removal that removes the hair below the skin surface area) It is not specific to this model and will occur with all types. The amount of ingrown hairs is more determined by your skin and hair type. Regular exfoliation and scrubbing of the skin with a loofah after epilating will help reduce the incidence of ingrowns. Unfortunately there will probably always be some and they need to be managed appropriately. Personally Ive found the thigh area to be most prone to them, although again it depends on the hair type. « Show Less
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This is an excellent question, and thanks for contacting us about it! Our Perfect Brows Growth Accelerator formula is designed for both restoring full healthy growth to over-plucked eyebrows, and will enhance thickness on those who have naturally thin eyebrows. For those with naturally thick eyebrows suffering from over-plucking, you can stop using the product once you achieve the desired shape and fullness in your eyebrows. If you have naturally thin eyebrows, it might be suitable to continue to use PERFECT BROWS a few times a week to help boost your naturally weak brow follicles. Please contact us with any additional questions, we love hearing from you! Best regards, Green Touch
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I have had to draw my brows on for about five years now, it was the biggest pain and not only that but also discouraging and made me feel insecure for a long time! As of today I do have to fill them in a little, but my eyebrows are still growing like crazy, I had a lot to grow as well especially on the tail end of my brows. I feel like I will have perfect brows by the end of this next bottle! I would definitely recommend this product to you and give it a shot. But be patient, I started seeing a lot of growth after about five weeks. Also your hairs will grow crazy and in every direction and it will bother you lol, but once they are long enough they will lay down. I got a brow gel to help tame them, its called ardell lash and brow. Good luck and I would love an update on your brows, I've been using for three months now and it has been a life savor!
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I can't speak on all types of hair, I'm using it on my scarely thin edges around the temple area....my hair is long and continues 2 grow however around the edges is where i'm having a problem. I am using this Jamaican oil along with Biotin and HairInfinity supplements, and I'm seeing a definite improvement. If you're Caucasian, u might want to use this oil very lightly if applying 2 ur hair, it is very thick but if ur using on the scalp I'd say it would not be a problem.
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You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out because there is no room for fingersI checked this with sleeved Pokemon cards, not MtG, but I think they are the same size. Good luck You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out... » Read More You could lay them face down, and get 2 "decks" in a drawer. If you want them on edge like a library card cataog, then they would need to be at a large angle since the height of a drawer is about 1/4 of an inch to short. (Plus you can't go all the way to the top becuase there is a tab that hangs down 1/4 inch. I would get some foam from a craft store and make some triangles. That would make it easy to flip through the cards. But there is probably a better solutionIf you are storing decks, the dividers would work. But you would need to dump the cards out because there is no room for fingersI checked this with sleeved Pokemon cards, not MtG, but I think they are the same size. Good luck « Show Less
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I had a decent balance in mine. I had more plains than anything but I had plenty of each to build decks with. If you're just using them for standard 60 card decks, you should have a good balance of lands. However, it is random so it could be a bit of a gamble if you need a lot of lands of each color.
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This is the perfect product if you want to protect your Magic the Gathering cards. I put my cards into this, and then put the card into a binder so it stays mint and perfect. I wont recommend this product if your going to use it for dueling. its not what its meant for. its meant for first layer protection.
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Hi Julie! Having grown up using castor oil, I can honestly say that this castor oil is very good! It is organic and unrefined. And, yes, it does improve the health and thickness of your. Try using 2-3 times a week on your scalp (or just once a week as a deep conditioner) for 3 months and you will be amazed! In addition, I use to make thicken and grow my eyelashes. In less than a month, my lashes were gorgeous! I also recommend you check out You Tube. There are several videos on use and outcomes. If you decide to try it, please let me know how if worked out for you!
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According to BGG forums: chriswray84 wrote:I'm going to sleeve the cards in my copy of Coup (which hasn't come yet). I've never sleeved a game before. Does anybody know what size of sleeves to order? Any recommended brand? I'm ordering from Cardhaus, if that helps at all.From the "More information" section of the game entry:* 65mm x 100mm (7 Wonders sized sleeves fit perfectly)
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My hair has always been thin and fine, though there is a bit of wave to it. Age has not improved anything. I find the product an excellent resource. I get good volume that lasts. Ms. Blake is right: use only a tiny amount, perhaps 1/2 tsp. or less.
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It is going to take a very long time if you only use the epilator to remove leg hair, and it will only be (relatively) smooth if you've done two things: 1) Let the hair GROW OUT. I mean really. Like wear only leggings for 2 and a half weeks. That's the only way you can guarantee that all of the hairs have grown long enough to be grabbed by the epilator (or even wax, for that matter). 2) Give your legs a GOOD exfoliation BEFORE you wax/use the epilator. That ensures that no hairs are trapped under a thin layer of skin -which creates bumps- and that you are actually removing the hairs, not just dead skin. Be careful not to over-do the exfoliation because then your skin will be very sensitive and want to heal - not what you want when ripping out thousands of tiny hairs. Like I commented above, I always wait about a day and then shave after I've done the epilator/wax. This makes my legs smoother and keeps my skin from growing back over the removed hair follicles. This is a system I've found to work really well for myself - everyone's hair/skin will be different, of course. Also, if you're serious about hair removal, WAX. It goes 10x faster. You can use the epilator afterwards if you want/have the time, to grab those tiny hairs the wax didn't get. But really for a quick lots-of-hair-removal, it's the best, because it takes it all away. Then you can shave (not immediately after, the skin is too sensitive) to make the skin smoother. I've mentioned all this in a comment above, as well. Hope this helps!
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I've never used reg JBCO., matter of fact this was my first time using BCO. A friend told me abt it and said it would be good 2 use and might help the sparse edges I'm dealing with. Thus far I've seen no difference, my edges are still very thin and I'm using this product, Biotin, and Hair Infinity. My hair overall is growing like crazy but my edges aren't.
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Sorry it took me so long to respond to this question, but I don't understand what you mean by edges. As far as styling goes, you still need to blow dry, use a curling iron or flat iron, etc.