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DARE TO BE<br />
nOVEMBER 2017<br />
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10 <strong>Curly</strong> <strong>Hair</strong><br />
Essentials<br />
<strong>Curly</strong> hair hacks that will help you maintain your<br />
beautiful textured hair<br />
From going from straightening my hair<br />
every two weeks to working with my<br />
natural curls everyday — my hair journey<br />
has definitely been a challenge in more ways<br />
than one. But at the end of the day, I know<br />
that keeping my hair in its natural state is the<br />
healthiest option. It also helps me learn to love<br />
every aspect of myself in its rawest natural<br />
form.<br />
The curly journey is not for the faint of heart.<br />
From daily detangling to trying to seal in that<br />
moister your hair is craving -- maintaining<br />
strong beautiful curls is a part-time job in itself.<br />
Here are the ones that really work for me. I<br />
found these following hacks the most useful in<br />
my natural hair journey.<br />
1.WASH AND STYLE YOUR HAIR IN SECTIONS<br />
Sectioning off your mane will allow you to<br />
easily distribute your product for one. Better<br />
product application means not only better<br />
hair coverage, better hairstyles, and less frizz,<br />
but also better-moisturised hair, which means<br />
less breakage and length retention (<strong>Curly</strong> <strong>Hair</strong><br />
Lounge). The last thing you want<br />
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to do is neglect parts of your hair. Spreading<br />
the love and care around is the best way to<br />
promote hair growth.<br />
Combating breakage is also a good reason to<br />
separate your hair into smaller sections. Making<br />
it more manageable, smaller sections allows<br />
you to focus on gently getting all the knots out.<br />
Especially for those of you with a lot of hair – it<br />
can be a bit overwhelming when you are trying<br />
to work your way through your hair.<br />
“Although, tangles and knots are expected<br />
you can make things worse if you try to<br />
manipulate your hair all in one go when styling<br />
or detangling. Working through sections will<br />
ensure you minimise these and avoid frequent<br />
hair trims to fix an unsightly look that can easily<br />
progress to hair breakage.” – Monica, <strong>Curly</strong> <strong>Hair</strong><br />
Lounge<br />
2. COMB HAIR FROM END TO ROOT!<br />
As Gurl.com says: As a curly girl, your mortal<br />
enemy is frizzy hair. Do yourself and your hair<br />
a favor by throwing out the brush and picking<br />
up the wide-tooth comb (Caitlin Corsetti, Gurl.
com).<br />
The right tool is the most<br />
important aspect of<br />
getting those knots out<br />
of your locks. If you’re<br />
not using your fingers,<br />
invest in a wide-tooth<br />
comb. Detangling can be<br />
a nightmare with a regular<br />
paddle brush or small<br />
comb. You are essentially<br />
pulling out your hair with<br />
hair utensils that are simply<br />
not made for every hair<br />
type in mind!<br />
When you are ready to<br />
detangle, slowly work<br />
your way through your<br />
sectioned hair from end<br />
first to root. Especially<br />
if your hair consists of<br />
different textures, take<br />
your time with combing<br />
out your hair. The last thing<br />
you would want to do is<br />
break off your fragile ends.<br />
3. DRY YOUR HAIR WITH<br />
A T-SHIRT NOT TOWEL<br />
No need to throw out<br />
those ugly training t-shirts<br />
or t-shirts that you just<br />
won’t wear... ever. Save<br />
them for your wet hair.<br />
Cotton is actually<br />
a lot better for<br />
you hair than a<br />
towel.<br />
According to sources at<br />
Naturally <strong>Curly</strong>, how you<br />
get from wet to dry hair is<br />
crucial to the state of curls<br />
you’ll be forced to live with<br />
throughout the day. Drying<br />
your hair with a standard<br />
towel, can absorb too<br />
much moisture and rough<br />
up the cuticles, causing<br />
extra frizz. (Kristin Collins<br />
Jackson, Bustle)<br />
4. TRIM ENDS REGULARLY<br />
It’s not as<br />
counterproductive as it<br />
may seem. Often times,<br />
your hair is not growing<br />
as much or is struggling<br />
to curl because of ragged<br />
ends. Examine your hair for<br />
split ends, and emotionally<br />
part with them: they gotta<br />
go!<br />
You’re going to need<br />
sharp professional shears,<br />
regular blunt scissors will<br />
do more damage than<br />
good. Section and tie<br />
your hair into sections<br />
and very carefully remove<br />
any frayed ends. Naturally<br />
<strong>Curly</strong> recommends<br />
trimming your curls while<br />
damp, dusting instead of<br />
trimming (only cutting<br />
off as little as possible),<br />
and using the search and<br />
destroy method. This<br />
method involves searching<br />
for single, damaged<br />
strands and cutting off the<br />
split ends, rather than<br />
doing an overall trim<br />
(Jessica Mousseau)<br />
5. GEL AND TIE<br />
DOWN EDGES FOR 10-<br />
15 BEFORE LEAVING,<br />
FOR LAID NON-FRIZZY<br />
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EDGES<br />
All you need is a silk<br />
scarf, a bit of edge<br />
control, a tooth brush,<br />
and 10 minutes. Laying<br />
down you edges is<br />
a simple art. But it’s<br />
so easy if you get the<br />
hang of it. With an old<br />
cleaned toothbrush,<br />
take your favourite gel<br />
and brush any frizz<br />
down – then cover for a<br />
short time. Before you<br />
know it, those frizzes<br />
are behaving!<br />
6. DEEP CONDITION<br />
WITH HEAT<br />
Using heat is almost<br />
a dirty word if you<br />
have textured hair! No<br />
judgement, use heat<br />
sparingly. But using<br />
heat to condition is an<br />
exception to the rule.<br />
Why heat? According<br />
to Carving Yellow, it lifts<br />
hair cuticles, allowing<br />
all the good stuff to<br />
be absorbed into our<br />
strands. Secondly,<br />
it can enhance the<br />
absorption of the<br />
products themselves.<br />
For example, if a deep<br />
conditioning treatment<br />
is oil/butter based, heat<br />
can be used to break<br />
down fat molecules<br />
so that they are small<br />
enough to be absorbed.<br />
Tabitha from Carving<br />
Yellow also presents 3<br />
different methods to<br />
use heat when you are<br />
conditioning:<br />
a) Steamer<br />
Whilst sitting under<br />
a hooded dryer with<br />
a moisturizing deep<br />
conditioner without a<br />
plastic cap, moister is<br />
allowed to infuse into<br />
your hair. If your hair is<br />
really dry and is prone<br />
to damage, using moist<br />
heat can bring relief<br />
b) Dry Heat<br />
This method consists of<br />
sitting under a hooded<br />
dry with a moisturizing<br />
conditioner and a<br />
plastic cap. Dry heat<br />
vaporizes the moisture<br />
on and around our hair<br />
and lifts our cuticles,<br />
allowing the product to<br />
be better absorbed.<br />
c) Body Heat<br />
All you have to do for<br />
this method consist<br />
of applying your<br />
conditioner and let you<br />
natural heat do the<br />
work for you.<br />
7. USE A STORE<br />
BAG INSTEAD OF A<br />
SHOWER CAP<br />
Finding a use for the<br />
hundreds of store bags<br />
you may have lying<br />
around your home,<br />
is an added bonus<br />
to finding a cheap<br />
alternative to finding<br />
a shower cap for your<br />
conditioning routine.<br />
You may look a little<br />
silly, but hopefully you<br />
decide to stay instead<br />
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for the hour or so of<br />
deep conditioning.<br />
8. APPLE CIDER<br />
VINEGAR RINSES<br />
ARE THE BEST FOR<br />
CLEANSING YOUR<br />
HAIR OF PRODUCT<br />
BUILDUP<br />
Vinegar is often used<br />
for cleaning. But<br />
apple cider vinegar<br />
is really essential in<br />
a curly girl’s beauty<br />
routine. It is packed<br />
with tons of nutrients<br />
all of which include B<br />
vitamins, vitamin C and<br />
potassium. It even has<br />
properties that restores<br />
your hair, restoring it<br />
back to its natural pH.<br />
It smooths hair cuticles<br />
on contact, as well as<br />
cleanses any excess dirt<br />
or oil.<br />
Amazing, right?!<br />
According to Coconut<br />
and Kettle Belles, Apple<br />
cider vinegar also<br />
contains natural alphahydroxy<br />
acid, which<br />
gently exfoliates the<br />
scalp and hair, allowing<br />
for removal of dead skin<br />
cells and build up that<br />
can occur from sweat<br />
and/or conventional<br />
hair products.<br />
9. ADD OIL TO YOUR<br />
CONDITIONER FOR<br />
EASIER DE-TANGLING<br />
This little trick helps<br />
curly and kinky hair to<br />
get the added moister<br />
that it needs. The oil<br />
is actually not for the<br />
moister: that’s the<br />
water’s job! The added<br />
oil to your conditioner<br />
is to lock in the moister.<br />
As <strong>Curly</strong> Nikki says,<br />
anything that is going<br />
to help improve water<br />
retention in the hair is<br />
ideal for dry textured<br />
hair. Oils that work,<br />
depending on what<br />
you hair likes of course,<br />
include: coconut oil,<br />
Jamaican black Castor<br />
oil, grapeseed oil, and<br />
jojoba oil.<br />
10. DO NOT WASH<br />
EVERYDAY, USE<br />
CONDITIONER (CO-<br />
WASH)<br />
<strong>Curly</strong> hair is naturally<br />
dry, and shampooing<br />
your hair too often<br />
tends to make it brittle<br />
by washing out the<br />
natural oils your curls<br />
need to stay in tact.<br />
When you do shampoo<br />
(which should be no<br />
more than a few times<br />
a week), keep the lather<br />
close to your scalp, and<br />
let the excess soapy<br />
water take care of the<br />
tresses. (Zoe Weiner,<br />
Bustle)<br />
Rinse your hair with an<br />
Apple Cider Vinger and<br />
baking soda mix, and<br />
then condition your<br />
hair on wash days. Let<br />
your natural oils reach<br />
your tips with leaving<br />
your hair be for at least<br />
2 weeks. You can also<br />
buy affordable pre-poo<br />
or low-poo products to<br />
keep your curls clean<br />
and flourished.<br />
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LOOK INSIDE<br />
Ayesha Malik<br />
YouTuber, Ayesha Malik gave us the pleasure of getting to know her and<br />
her glorious hair. She is a proud Pakistan born curly girl, who was raised in<br />
Alaska. We fell in love with her online presence and the way she embraces<br />
her natural locks. Subscribe to her self-entitled YouTube channel for hair<br />
tutorials and follow her on Instagram @spisha, for hair inspiration.<br />
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1. How would you describe your hair?<br />
Some people would describe my<br />
hair as “Disney Princess <strong>Hair</strong>”. If my<br />
younger self knew that one day her<br />
frizzy, unruly hair would one day<br />
be considered “perfect” - she would not<br />
believe you!<br />
I sometimes stumbled across comments<br />
online from people who say that my hair<br />
is curled with a curling iron/tong. It’s crazy<br />
to read how there are strangers out there<br />
who wholeheartedly believe that I fake this<br />
everyday. It’s quite absurd, but I take their<br />
skepticism as compliments.<br />
If I had to describe my hair in one world, it<br />
would be nourished.<br />
One day, I could not straighten my hair<br />
and had to go to school with wet hair. It air<br />
dried and curls started to emerge.<br />
I heard some boys whispering behind me<br />
in class, talking about my hair, so I got a hall<br />
pass and went to the restroom to see what<br />
they were talking about. I looked at myself<br />
in the mirror and thought, “this is me, this is<br />
who I am supposed to look like”.<br />
4. What do you love about your hair?<br />
What I love about my hair is how it makes<br />
other curly girls feel. So many of them hate<br />
what grows out of their heads. And some<br />
of them see me and think, my hair can look<br />
like that!<br />
I spent the last decade healing my hair<br />
from damage that was caused by chronic<br />
straightening and bleaching. I hated being<br />
a WOC growing up so I tried to white-wash<br />
myself. The day I started to embrace my<br />
South Asian identity was also the day I<br />
started my natural hair journey.<br />
2. If you believe in the curl<br />
classification system, what is<br />
your pattern classified under?<br />
(2a,3b, 4c, ect) Do you<br />
know your porosity?<br />
I have 3A curls with low<br />
porosity.<br />
3. Have you always<br />
embraced your natural<br />
hair?<br />
I have not always embraced<br />
my natural hair. I would<br />
wash my hair at night and<br />
then blow fry it straight. Then I<br />
would wake up for school and go over<br />
my fairly straighten hair with a hair<br />
straightening iron. I did this everyday<br />
for from the age of 13 to 16.<br />
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I get messages all the time from girls who<br />
say I have inspired them to throw away their<br />
straighteners. I am happy to inspire others<br />
to embrace their natural selves.<br />
5. What are some of the challenges?<br />
A challenge I face with my curly hair is<br />
the amount of time and effort I have to<br />
dedicate on its upkeep. I can only wash<br />
it twice a week. I am constantly deep<br />
conditioning and applying different oils to<br />
keep it healthy.<br />
And it takes me 40 minutes to diffuse my<br />
hair and then I air dry for an additional<br />
hour. To make it worse, I diffuse upside by<br />
plopping my hair onto a microfiber towel!<br />
This has helped create strong back muscles.<br />
My routine is kinda intense.<br />
6. What is your current curly hair<br />
routine?<br />
I follow the <strong>Curly</strong> Girl Method. I don’t use<br />
lathering shampoos, I avoid heat, brushing<br />
dry hair, and ingredients like sulfates,<br />
silicones, parabens, and alcohol.<br />
I use gels and not cremes for my hair<br />
because my curls need extra hold. They end<br />
up looking crunchy once fully dry, but then<br />
I scrunch in some argan oil and they end up<br />
look super soft!<br />
7. Have you found any amazing products<br />
that worked wonders for you?<br />
Amazing products that have worked<br />
wonders for me happen to have Jamaican<br />
Black Castor Oil in them. I like Shea<br />
Moisture’s and Tropic Isle Living’s JBCO<br />
Conditioner.<br />
8. What are your dos and don’ts for curly<br />
hair?<br />
DO: sleep with a satin pillow case<br />
DON’T: bleaching &<br />
applying heat<br />
9. Who is your<br />
celebrity hair<br />
goals?<br />
My celebrity hair<br />
goals is Annie<br />
Khalid (@anniecurli).<br />
She is a Pakistani<br />
singer who many<br />
girls like me look up to. I<br />
honestly cannot name another<br />
Pakistani celebrity who embraces<br />
her natural hair. Annie Khalid is<br />
bold!<br />
“The day I started to<br />
embrace my South<br />
Asian identity was<br />
also the day I<br />
started my natural<br />
hair journey”<br />
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If my<br />
younger<br />
self knew<br />
that one<br />
day her<br />
frizzy,<br />
unruly<br />
hair would<br />
one day be<br />
considered<br />
“perfect”<br />
- she<br />
would not<br />
believe<br />
you!<br />
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quas nobitiumenes est ommolestios<br />
is quo eum recat<br />
quia volupta dolupta tempos<br />
solorit es samus dipsunt<br />
volorepratus dunt et fugiae<br />
deri odis plabore ndipsament<br />
occus si dic tempos<br />
delluptate plitatus dunt duciae.<br />
Namendae mostiumquias<br />
di sitaspi debissim re<br />
nihil ipis conse sit, acest, te<br />
sendusciam sit ad exceptur?<br />
Git dolesent dolessitibus<br />
mostem alit labo. On cusant<br />
quae solorendis nim endem.<br />
Ugiate et ipit, cus, sant ut et<br />
dolo cone velenda epudiciliqui<br />
optae nonsentiatur<br />
anditatur, conestrum<br />
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LOOK INSIDE<br />
Nikita Sander<br />
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Ma nit renimos et ab inisque officia<br />
eritatis ullestis volore volore<br />
nitinctem dolestem quiatem aut<br />
et aute nusandunt eictiam, iur<br />
aut quibusape ped ex eatis maximus<br />
quam quas sum a nis evelece<br />
ritiunt iorendistrum laut in nos<br />
magniae ne eiciur same dolor<br />
sintincit hitis in cus est, od mi,<br />
ilianisciis ium volorest laut endantin<br />
pratur sanis eat et apelendiate<br />
rem dit que peribus est, asimagnis<br />
andenem quas natemperatus remo<br />
vellabo ratur?<br />
Natusam lam int volorpore et ra<br />
ipsam eatemquas plandae<br />
cuptae est, omnimpo<br />
rerovit di ium illo quiaerf<br />
ernatus sam ilitatin pero<br />
occatureicat harum liquatis<br />
endias aut etur apera<br />
volectem aut eri res nimi,<br />
consenihic tem nustisi tatest<br />
labo. Equatemque sed<br />
utem haritiunt dolorep ellatio<br />
nseque la quist, cullab<br />
ipsum nonseces et re expe<br />
sit quis exerum dolorestias<br />
moluptas quam velectotati<br />
cusdandus alictis dolor<br />
apitior entota dolorporerum<br />
reptate culparum<br />
volorro blab ipiet es aut autenih<br />
ilibus earchitae volo enet et dolore<br />
laboria temolor escium nullest,<br />
suscia doluptur moluptatur a quo<br />
moluptas ernatur ad et ab ipsus<br />
mo verchillis dolorem inctemo<br />
luptas modi rem elendeles saeritinus<br />
sed magnitat que comnis<br />
simolupta aut optus sit rae. Em ut<br />
evel magnis quidunte sape veliqui<br />
consequis sit aboritia ium que<br />
nonet re ipicipsam unt experitius,<br />
ute pellorum volorro idis ut<br />
officiat es doloreperit, optate eum<br />
labo. Namusci tionserum sit, quas<br />
ad unt aut peror aut ommolescipis<br />
ut ilibus.<br />
Untius sunt. Anis alicimu scienis<br />
quam ulpa si as et volores suscium<br />
volorib ustiandae odit aut modi<br />
volla pedipsum autempo repelib<br />
usandig enimus evenimi, quo et<br />
aut ratur simus volorum rest, net<br />
quunt imiliqui odisquae quam re,<br />
ut aboreriam que ped experumqui<br />
cuptatur?<br />
Sanditate pedi optatis eum quos<br />
minvel ipsunt.<br />
Omnimagniti alis eum imoluptate<br />
apidios dunt qui simi, omnis<br />
aut maximolecum sunt, offic to<br />
voluptate mos eossitatiam faccae<br />
dolupta temqui omnis aut eaque<br />
pari rem ipsantio berum nim quos<br />
debis modis et eicid quamendam<br />
sinvellupta quiatur aut laborepe<br />
alique nos mos atessim inctur?<br />
Xerit quamusd antias volest,<br />
omnimenti volenietur, vid ullit<br />
ommodi derum restium ut harum<br />
quatem. Et liasinv eliciis nonsequid<br />
que sum et voluptae natior<br />
sinulparum quam sequiatur sitatat<br />
arum fuga. Nem qui utatur ra sed<br />
moloreperum haribus eum non<br />
cone omnia a non erum quiste<br />
volor modit aut ant volupta qui<br />
dolorem imus dolum cumque sim<br />
esti ut quae. Nam inulparciae omnis<br />
molo ommoluptatur si rerat<br />
offictem. El imperspel moluptasi<br />
coneculpa autem. Nam volut<br />
magnam, optatur aborem quibus.<br />
Tia nem as aliti num quo erestiis<br />
aut quatem qui ipsae nossit et lit<br />
adit omnimincitis cum que nos<br />
sequibu sciust quat volla ipsundam<br />
veratur autemque ventoruptas<br />
dit quis consero coris<br />
ut volorum ipidia volorest,<br />
sin eum quae nosam, offic<br />
tet am velloritiam re, ea<br />
cuptatur serenti abore nist,<br />
omniate et pro que nectur,<br />
ipsamen tiistorernam aute<br />
accusda ecearunt andam,<br />
et fugiae et ipsae porioneces<br />
estibusae odit pereptatur,<br />
optio tes mosant unt.<br />
Poritio tem. Ut res ad magnienis<br />
mos molupidesci aut<br />
aut pedi qui re mo velictemos<br />
doluptium accus<br />
eaqui officae nonseque vel<br />
intiae nectatium nonsequo<br />
odisciandunt dem aperspient vendipsum<br />
acepeli taquatur?<br />
Occation nonsed ut verciaeptat.<br />
Pudae moloreperunt anisint, experitio<br />
eum quidigenis min cuptasi<br />
nusanime esto dunt modis sequi<br />
dolum harum repratquis maximenis<br />
et odi doluptate voluIpid et<br />
omnihic torem. Nihicie nihitatiate<br />
volentist, quidel ipsam res magnit<br />
accatium endus, qui quiscium<br />
fugiae comnienesci temporibus<br />
endamet am vitate dolute consequ<br />
atureiuntur, quuntot atisciis estias<br />
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Obitas estem volum illorem deleceatus<br />
inctecti adis rerist occabo.<br />
Et acea il maion consect emolest,<br />
sitibea eos autate rerchit dolut abo.<br />
Ovit atur, autenda ntotaquasi voluptate<br />
mod minveris experib eatur,<br />
quunt, solumquo que cus de nit officae<br />
nus pelignam, ut eos doluptio.<br />
Ibusam eosam voloritatur solent<br />
quia cuscillaute volorest volectiones<br />
moloreperum rem sincimu sandusdant,<br />
omnihita est aut optatur?<br />
Quia volesequi reria volupta qui<br />
quostius sinctia diaturerum que<br />
volo ma aribusa pereped quia<br />
commo blabor aditiandis ma nus<br />
eos dolupta esequaspis moluptiorro<br />
tecte adit am nobitatius susdam<br />
faccum adi unt, unt dolest res sumquibus<br />
doluptatis mos nimporro<br />
quo consequi dolo imil mi, officae<br />
rerfernam ut hillabo reiur? Qui<br />
nobit eostorum quatet que nonsequam<br />
exerore rnatibeat.<br />
Cus exereni apis dem. Pa vel evelit,<br />
id explab inum quae occus, offici<br />
que simillo rroreria ent fugiae es<br />
volutatus illam nobit que qui dellam<br />
fuga. Et qui dem hicim hillacil<br />
iditate delignisi optus inveliq uiandicta<br />
doles magnatq uibus, solorro<br />
conse cus, corestiam deliquam<br />
alitem facesciis adis es quid quos<br />
eaquati onsedignim harum volora<br />
sitium esciat vitemqui tenduci<br />
molorumque vellorem etus et, ipiet<br />
quo officae reptatquae is etur molorum<br />
reicit omnisi con pos senis aut<br />
magnatu sapiendam sitet exersperchil<br />
ipit, sam re in rest eiur re<br />
nossequia plitatur aut voluptatqui<br />
corit ad qui dolorest, omnitium<br />
niminihil est expellabo. Namusandi<br />
ate erior ma cum vollenis eaque es<br />
ute dolum rehendae velent.<br />
Atum nobis pra con nonsequis<br />
ducipsam nonsero tendis ent es est<br />
delibus ma pos et landunto cum alit<br />
rem ulla quo commolo rehenis ma<br />
dit quatemposa nihit quam quam,<br />
senis aut quam, sint repro et reped<br />
qui cone etur simus exeritium num<br />
sime dem alitae. Cus plique aut<br />
volectotas et laccum auda nonsequ<br />
atemolu ptasit lamet alignie nimusaes<br />
inihicae nit veliquam, coneculles<br />
ipicipi taquam fugit am as<br />
expligentio in rem quatur ma<br />
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Explis is sint incillupta suntioribusa<br />
aspite simusdaes et labore de non<br />
cusantione mi, ut excera proriae<br />
ercilit, sita volestia voluptur audam<br />
vel ilique volupta dolorempos modi<br />
occus, od que nis delestia quae. Qui<br />
doloratae lam experit faciur rent<br />
eatiatur, sam, num ut voluptio. Ut<br />
modisimporro blaboreiciis maiorro<br />
elitas doluptatur?<br />
Solorestis sequid quis nesto toriore,<br />
sequi volo mint mi, aut qui sit,<br />
suntur?<br />
Licipsamus. Lore eaquo te non<br />
niaesti dolupta tistorione et odi odit<br />
id quid quates quam fugiatusa quis<br />
doluptist, ni core vendebis as arcias<br />
dolupti berspit aut ullessin nis<br />
debistium fugiam, int estiae porem<br />
quam aliquid qui te poreptur atem<br />
ut utas minimai ossimin nullamus<br />
se vollam ilit, voloruntores sequi<br />
odiorum fugia quosapid ullaut fugit<br />
et officiat verepra sequat volliquam<br />
rerferum et pre omnisim oluptatur?<br />
Qui doluta quo volendi sit lab int.<br />
Nam que culparum, excepudani<br />
doluptatibus ariossi dolendi onserib<br />
erferspicium quis abo. Sed mi, od<br />
min re enis autatur, sinulparciis eat<br />
autemol orepror rem es esti omnihil<br />
moluptatis modigendent esse<br />
volupic tectur, solorissimpe nobis<br />
imil ma sae con porporem. Secabo.<br />
Et fugia sus, to milliatur? Qui<br />
ad maiorae am asit volupta venisi<br />
quatis evel magnit veleseq uatenda<br />
ndaesti asitiunt am rempor aliberu<br />
mquoditiis quam est, ea volore nis<br />
ma ventur sundem am expersp erovit<br />
aspera dolestis mo vel molora<br />
dolore, quibus, vit, odit auda dit hit,<br />
ant liquis corepella nihilla boribea<br />
se simus, to quid magnate nobis velitia<br />
sitatur sunt exerion rem eatur?<br />
Erspedis dus nonseque comni audae<br />
liciaspiet arum lam fugiassi nia<br />
serro et iusam rem. Nam sit imaiore<br />
rferitinus iusdae eritis placcus mo<br />
ilit moditae. Ferum quatem st,<br />
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The Art of the Protective Styles<br />
Simporesenes<br />
explacim<br />
dendus<br />
olupta<br />
voluptis<br />
audandis ea<br />
dendi to qui offictore<br />
volectam rem iuntibus<br />
experov itaturiae sed<br />
que pos asit rerciis sequi<br />
dolor aut et expliquisi<br />
dollia quam dunt<br />
et lam, comnis exeris<br />
as endaept isquam, te<br />
opta que nos inis am<br />
es aut adis molupta<br />
tusandestio bea nos<br />
ut eari undae et ullent<br />
harum et aruptas<br />
acerat apel modi te nia<br />
nonest assi nobisquam,<br />
quam nectur, esed ma<br />
quia voluptam quia<br />
quias et parum am<br />
faceat quodis voluptas<br />
re vent eatem volupta<br />
epudam, officius<br />
quam, sequati derferciis<br />
et dellaut que<br />
nonsed es dem. Et<br />
voloritatam, et arum<br />
eiciet ligenit rempero<br />
to occus, offic totatem<br />
fugia pa corenet aut<br />
fuga. Neque nulla<br />
diorit, eos nis venimax<br />
imporem derumquati<br />
autem denecto taspeliqui<br />
cuptiun toresciis<br />
aut prae simollest ipsa<br />
doluptatur, quam aut<br />
ut el essunt hil excerch<br />
iliquas ad et harchil illa<br />
pelitium, quis si dolupta<br />
nos nullamet volessi<br />
temquam vellestisci<br />
quam non enihit laboreribus<br />
vel expliquae<br />
omnihilla nestiunt.<br />
Voloreh entibus mos<br />
con cuptas volorro et,<br />
quis exped quate etus<br />
et fuga. Udae corrovid<br />
molorehent.<br />
Il iunto idelescia dolor<br />
sectur?<br />
Andesti dolupieni<br />
autae voluptati core<br />
quam sum, cus pellabo<br />
remposs imagniet<br />
liquat audiore cuscill<br />
upienitiae nobisque<br />
aut utatiOptatur? Porestrum<br />
reium accaborro<br />
int demporia nobitia<br />
tinvella dolorep edistibusa<br />
deliciis event et<br />
reped unt idus et expe<br />
volorem fuga. Lendaecum<br />
volor as as inveles<br />
et officip saeribus<br />
volessin culpa velibus<br />
eos necabo. Nam id<br />
most magnimintium<br />
id que et parciis et<br />
aut faccullecus quas<br />
as anda veratiuntur<br />
accume si reperem<br />
olenitatur sequid quias<br />
sunt omnimreped qui<br />
con niaere asperchita<br />
quaspidebis es abo<br />
Eque suscien tiissim inciis<br />
di dolupid magnam volesse<br />
cuptibus molut fuga. Equatem<br />
rem ex et arum verunt<br />
quibus millessunt et eaquam<br />
qui unt imus atur rem qui<br />
atur sequaeprovit rae quae<br />
num abor rescium quide<br />
quo eniscias vendae es et<br />
quam res pratem recum la<br />
conet a doles re ma non ea<br />
simusamusam quas ex eostis<br />
eriscia ne ea quiae omnissimo<br />
quo ium, ut poriorem.<br />
It, ut excest, iuscita consequidem<br />
evel et inctae. Optur<br />
aut di ande liquibus diatem<br />
hilitas sitae pa pratur molore,<br />
officta turemquatias int.<br />
Natem ressusam quo cusdant<br />
oditas dis doloreh<br />
endento quatquam cus doluptatius<br />
enimod eossimodit<br />
labo. Il illanieniat fugitatus<br />
nis sus dolorpor mosam, ut<br />
est aut dis eum volo dolor<br />
aspedi volest, samet fuga.<br />
Piti ad eicillatium di rae.<br />
Minimporese eum aut anis<br />
veri tenemquam sed qui<br />
corest, quid qui omnimin<br />
nia providunt odianih icienim<br />
quiberrum quiditiunt<br />
quibustisqui deriam earum<br />
quis dellati odit videbist quo<br />
tempelique conseque consequi<br />
ut at.<br />
Ga. Nemossed quiasped<br />
molores equatur?<br />
Sed molorei catur, officium<br />
quis sunto qui nus del ipidem.<br />
Solorepellit unt verum,<br />
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Ur reste re conseque<br />
eatquis sequos alique<br />
arcium est reicide lecatur<br />
ehenecture nestibus duntibu<br />
stotaspedis idem de et<br />
moloreriae omnihil icillest<br />
del ipiti officietur ratqui<br />
amenis dunturem saperchici<br />
occuptatque id molenimusae<br />
sin cust eosseque<br />
excerferum quam imporesti<br />
dunt quam laccus.<br />
Volupienimet que pliquatios<br />
quis dolorest, voles<br />
eate acese non rero et,<br />
cum iundiore molorum et<br />
re labo. Ut aut quo consece<br />
pellupt iaspide mporeria<br />
con et autem qui uteculpa<br />
soloritat voloressit lam<br />
fugiatem quae doluptaquo<br />
id que nobitatia alit quist<br />
quiae. Nam ab ius ped<br />
miliquatqui iumquo et ped<br />
maximil luptat vel ilictem<br />
harcipidus.<br />
Evenis nume nestem eveliae<br />
natium cullam fuga.<br />
Cuptat.<br />
Ovide core prem veliqua<br />
tionseq uiaectent as eos<br />
dolorit unt, aditatem ea<br />
nia quis sima esci volut<br />
vendit esti idunt alit ent.<br />
Gendele ntiore non et as<br />
ex eturio dignihi cimillab<br />
ipiet et plis nobist, vent<br />
omni ut di ipsunt ad ut<br />
harias dis ditam facerro<br />
vitiam con nimusci dolum<br />
vent, quas escia pedit<br />
porere porit magnam<br />
voluptasitas eos quodia<br />
ipicienem volorum qui<br />
sanderatur?<br />
Tate omnis maiostrumqui<br />
consedite verovit<br />
moluptatur sum et di vit<br />
exped molum doluptur?<br />
Eligenes sim ipidit voloris<br />
sus experoviditi tem facerci<br />
vollaut asincto te conem<br />
ernam, sum volorit qui<br />
iur sit fugiae peruptatemo<br />
in con re volore, se maximus<br />
volessi con cuscid<br />
eum, vercimu stioribusant<br />
et prorpores pro berferspit,<br />
solupta spellum alit<br />
exerum rem. Dam, net,<br />
seremquam cum qui cus,<br />
quam, velluptatiis assimen<br />
itatustis ipis dolupis quatet<br />
vellitati nus dolesto quassit,<br />
corumqu amendi int<br />
re, omnihil lentur, id es ent<br />
ipsamus, sinctus anduciis<br />
aute endes illam fugia<br />
voluptur, audae vitaquos<br />
des ellandent volupta quia<br />
dercid unt labor sitas nim<br />
aut qui audanditis num<br />
evendae. Et aut as veribus<br />
pratas cupid que placest<br />
eatia non exeribea se cus<br />
et ipsa cus, susci ommolorum<br />
nimilic illupici nus,<br />
illamet officime poreicitium<br />
ut et rerum quas nobis<br />
rehent lanis et apit aut<br />
voluptiae voloris dellorest<br />
andis experiores as quaspiende<br />
simaximin commod<br />
es ex et rat quost expel<br />
maiora cor sedi ut por<br />
restrum quatem sinci con<br />
cuptiatqui omnihil molut<br />
quae sitem rest ad quatini<br />
commo diossequia core,<br />
cusamus acepudi onest,<br />
ea quid magnatet liat imi,<br />
sum fugia consed que earis<br />
sitatem ad mostios at.<br />
Ulpari as autam doluptius<br />
assimi, ut aute soluptatus<br />
arumquamet, et unt qui<br />
omnimus apellam fuga.<br />
Ita sitem fugit optaquae<br />
lacerci tatur, tem aut quis<br />
explibus.<br />
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