Welcome to @Fanny Michelle and @John Carlton — glad you’re here. Quick truth about this space: clarity doesn’t happen by scrolling. It happens when you speak up and interact. No essays required. No overthinking allowed. Drop a quick 👋🏾 and tell us one thing you want clarity on right now. That’s your entry point. Everyone else — show some love and welcome them in 💎 Let’s keep the room moving.

Welcome to @Kitoko Ehl — glad you made it. Quick vibe check: this isn’t a watch-from-the-corner space It works when you jump in and say something. No speeches needed. No dissertations required. Drop a 👋🏾 and tell us one thing you want clarity on right now. One sentence. That’s it. Everyone else — make some noise and welcome Kitoko properly 💎Let’s keep the energy moving.

This is the official place to submit questions for the weekly Rinoure Q&A for paid members only. Before you post, check the FAQs first: - FAQ — Type 3 & Type 4 Hair - FAQ — Melanin-Rich Skin Many common questions are already answered there. If your question is covered in the FAQ, it will not be addressed again in Q&A. Where questions belong - Not DMs - Not scattered comments - Not “I hope she sees this” Here. Each week, questions from this thread are reviewed and selected for the Q&A session. If your question is: - clear - specific - rooted in the Rinoure Method …it has a real chance of being answered. If it’s vague, reactive, or written mid-spiral — probably not. That’s not shade. That’s structure. How to ask a question that actually gets answered? Before you post, ask yourself: - Do I know what I’m seeing? - Have I named what I’m currently doing? - Am I asking for correction, not reassurance? Good questions sound like: “I’ve been doing ___ consistently, and I’m noticing ___. What should I adjust first?” Not: “Why is my hair doing this??” One gets an answer. The other gets silence. A few important notes - Not every question will be answered publicly — that’s intentional - Repeated questions may be skipped - Deep personal review may be redirected - Sometimes the answer is “leave it alone” — be prepared This is a Method space, not a crisis line. Drop your question here: WEEKLY Q&A One question per comment. Be specific. Be honest. Be ready to hear the answer. We’ll handle the rest. Not content. A method.

You just unlocked MADAM C.J. WALKER’S METHOD — REFRAMED 🗝️ This isn’t a history lesson and it’s definitely not a nostalgia tour. This level revisits Walker the way she actually deserves to be studied — as a method, not a moment. Before trend cycles, panic routines, and product overload, her approach was built on order: clean scalp, consistent care, and fewer interruptions. Translation? Hair didn’t grow because of magic. It grew because the environment made sense. This lesson slows everything down. It pulls you out of reaction mode and shows you how structure regulates hair and scalp behavior over time — without chasing every new idea that crosses your screen. If your routine has felt loud, confusing, or slightly unhinged lately… this one is for you. Take your time with it. Let it reframe how you think before you change anything. Because once order returns, hair responds.

Welcome @Tameiah Mitchell — we’re glad you’re here. This space isn’t about perfection or keeping up. It’s about showing up when it makes sense. Start easy: Drop a quick 👋🏾 and name one thing you want clarity on right now. Keep it simple. Everyone else — help us welcomKeTameiah in 💎 This room works best when it’s active.