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Q: is it possible at all to find any african hair cream relaxer in china?

14 years 1 week ago in  General  - China

 
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yes its possible .
which city are you? if u r in Beijing i can tell u where to buy 

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Hi, I am also interested. I am in Shanghai.

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I've only seen in Guangzhou.  In the African community.

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ok!i will b staying in Dalian will find my way to those places,especialy DARK N LOVELY relaxer dats wat i want.

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http://img01.taobaocdn.com/bao/uploaded/i1/T1R_eOXl4fXXaaGkc._083107.jpg

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Keemetswe where do you come from, if I am right your name means - ba nkemetse (waiting) kana ke emetswe ka dinao

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@Sidi, hey dear BOTSWANA wena o tswa kae n whr in china do u reside?

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Hi there...me too. I live in Shanghai, currently for a short while. I hope you are well ko o leng teng.

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Yes but believe me when I say it could be a 'fake'!

Sidi:

Haha I know I thought the same thing when I saw the relaxer...I think I will just depend on fellow ladies who bring relaxers from home, and just buy from them.

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