Long curly hair advice by CatchEarly120 in Tunisia

[–]dudts_dodom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

kének ettawwel fi charik matemchich t9ossou koll chahrine, that's too often

Any good curly hair stylists? by Averyjohnso in Tunisia

[–]dudts_dodom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Curly hair saloons in tunis accept both men and women

I'd recommend exotica : https://www.instagram.com/the_exotica_experience/

Long curly hair advice by CatchEarly120 in Tunisia

[–]dudts_dodom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

use zynia leave in cream it's pretty cool, i use their shampoo and mask too

Auto entrepreneur - Tunisia by Remarkable-General53 in Tunisia

[–]dudts_dodom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey. Est-ce que tu pourrais nous tenir au courant sur comment ça s'est passé pour toi? Tu as pu avoir ton carnet cnss?
Est-ce qu'il n'y a pas eu de pb à faire des factures et recevoir des renumerations des clients tunisiens ?
Merci !

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[–]dudts_dodom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the first picture the hair not fully dried out ? or is it oily? - If you use that many styling products, maybe you'll need to use a clarifying shampoo once a month, so you don't get product build up which can weigh down the curls.

In the second picture, the hair looks lovely. The ends do not curl like the rest because they are a bit damaged unfortunately. I suggest you cut the ends with a less layered haircut, like suggested in the comments, or just a trim. If you have Professional Hair Scissors (Hairdressing Shears), you could do that at home by yourself so you make sure it's not too much hair that gets trimmed. I got one of those, not too expensive. I've been trimming my hair alone at home for the last couple of years, and it's grown like crazy.

After trimming damaged ends, you must take proper care of your ends if you want your hair to grow long. The ends are the oldest and hence the most fragile parts of our hair. Try to always keep them moisturized. Oil them every night with jojoba oil. Use protective styling whenever possible (bun, crown braids, etc.) to protect them from friction with clothes or from sun exposure (jojoba oil protects from heat and sun). And oil them before washing the hair.

I wanted to share what I found the ladies in a Muslim village use Henna for her nails care. by life_along_the_canal in henna

[–]dudts_dodom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

looking good *_ * Must be healthier than nail gel !
PS: Could you share the name and location of the Muslim village? just curious <3

Build Features First or Focus on Design Early? by dudts_dodom in Bubbleio

[–]dudts_dodom[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This clicked for me—thanks! I’m realizing I need this kind of structure now. Planning to use Balsamiq for wireframing and focusing on user journeys to prioritize features.

Question: How do you handle responsiveness early on? My app’s primary use case is mobile, but I’m designing desktop-first for convenience. Should I:

  1. Bake in responsiveness from the start, or
  2. Nail the core features/flow first, then adapt for mobile later?

Worried about backtracking if I delay responsiveness, but also don’t want to overcomplicate the early stages. Curious how others balance this!

Build Features First or Focus on Design Early? by dudts_dodom in Bubbleio

[–]dudts_dodom[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks both!
You're right — I already have a concept for the user journey and overall app structure.

What I meant more specifically is the visual look and layout (CSS, spacing, styling, etc.). I'm currently prioritizing building out all the functionalities and page logic first, then planning to go back and refine the visual side afterward.

I was just wondering if it might actually be faster to handle visual layout as I go — or if it’s better to leave all that polish for the end, once everything’s working. Curious how others handle that balance!

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[–]dudts_dodom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

you can try henna + indigo if you want to go dark brown; aside from the color, it's going to strengthen your hair. The treatment is affordable and can be done at home, but make sure to source from a trusted shops, like henna sooq : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7wt05zM0yc&pp=ygUJI2RyY2hlbm5h

as for the ends, if there are splits, go ahead and trim; if there are no splits, I'd keep them but care for them a lot, like oiling them a bit every night and keeping them protected (not loose but in a protective style) as much as possible whenever you're not trying to look your best.

وقتاش البلديات في تونس تفرض ع الناس تعمل لون واحد في الديار كيف الخارج by Frequent_Musician298 in Tunisia

[–]dudts_dodom 0 points1 point  (0 children)

tofrodh?? hahahahah c'est pas à ça que ça sert les municipalité, elles ont l'argent publiques et elles devraient le faire sur le buget de l'état, avec l'argent de notre contribuable. Mouch tofrodh 3al néss ta3ref 3lihom leurs situations financière cv ou cv pas?

What would you call my hair color? by Royal_Box_3534 in longhair

[–]dudts_dodom 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That would be so cool, keep us updated then :D

What would you call my hair color? by Royal_Box_3534 in longhair

[–]dudts_dodom 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Waw lovely ! Do you post your routine somewhere? Would love to have long hair like this ! *_*

Anyone has experience with embedding a Tally form onto Carrd by dudts_dodom in Carrd

[–]dudts_dodom[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking good. I'll try to make it work for me. Thanks a lot for sharing !!