Have you ever wondered what you would look like with bangs but don't want to cut your hair? Check out this tutorial, then! In this video, Judy will show you how to create fake fringe that looks totally real so you can try out a new look without a big commitment. Have fun and see how many compliments you get on your new bangin' bangs!
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In addition to using aloe vera, you can also use a variety of natural oils such as olive oil and coconut oil is heated. Massage the scalp with natural oil, cover with a towel or shower cap and leave it for approximately one hour. Oil heating process is useful to activate the vitamin content that would be more effectively maintain the strength of your hair.
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