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[mashmaiden]

David James Elliott interview on The talk Show 7th May 2019

Watch Complete interview of David James Elliott on the talk show latest episode

Hadn’t seen this posted yet, but if it’s a duplicate, apologies! (and not sure if it’s geoblocked - if so, lemme know and I’ll try to upload it in another way!) <3

[clumsycapitolunicorn]

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[illbeanisland]

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[lonewanderingwolf]

Note to self:

When it’s that time of the month, avoid watching everything. Honestly.

[femmegeniuss]

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[ghostgetter]

lava lake beach better burn my house down

[naturaldefiance]

Rub Method!!

So to pass the time I love to watch youtube videos just see see what's new. I come across a new, to me at least, twisting method for my locs! The rub method! I really want to try it in fact I will try it tonight. I have been procrastinating washing my hair for a couple days not just because I hate, with a mother-effin passion retwisting my own hair. I hate the fact that I can't really see what I'm doing in the back, and that I end up using different methods in my hair. Finger twist in the back and a palm roll in the front. My results always come out nice but it's taking too much time that I should be using for studying. I don't have the time nor the money to get my hair done as I would like, but the hours I am spending twisting my hair has to stop...at least for now. All I need is a microfiber cloth, which I can pick up on my way back from work. Now if this sh*t don't work and I have to use the damn clips grr, but if it does trust I won't be palm rolling my hair until it's damn near my collar bone. I will post before and after pics after I'm done. Although I am a bit afraid....if this method is so great, why don't more ppl talk about it? I have had my locs for 4.5 months now and I am on youtube err day yall. How did I miss this? smh. This sh*t best work.