u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — reddlx

[Hair type- 2b?] I’m confusion. My first doing a routine.

https://www.reddit.com/r/curlsofindia\_/s/JPGTAlIb30

I’m back again after trying out a routine suggested by some. The first pic is right after styling (not dried) and the second is air dried. My first time ever doing a routine. What am I doing wrong? Why does it still look super frizzy and puffy after air dried? Why are there curls only at the bottom? Did I scrunch it wrong?

I have a few doubts as well:

Do I have to apply leave in cream while I’m in the shower? I mean like right away once I’m done with conditioner. Or do I step out and spray water and scrunch once I’m out and in my bedroom?
Was I supposed to apply oil right after curl gel while my hair is still wet?
Is it right to scrunch out with cotten towel in the end? Or is that why my hair is still frizzy?

u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 9 hours ago

▲ 2 r/digitalforensics

I have both my bachelors and masters in criminology and criminal justice. I have heard that to get into digital forensics, I would also need to be knowledgable about aspects in cybersecurity. I have a slight idea about what I need to know but I’m not sure to what extent.

If anyone is in the similar field, tell me what I need to be learning? Currently, I am learning like the super beginner terms in network basics. Took me a while but I managed to download unbuntu linux on my laptop. I’m not sure where to go now. Would really appreciate if anyone could guide me through step by step :(

Also are there any certifications I should know about too?

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 8 days ago

▲ 20 r/learncybersecurity

I have both my bachelors and masters in criminology. I have heard that to get into digital forensics, I would also need to be knowledgable about aspects in cybersecurity. I have a slight idea about what I need to know but I’m not sure to what extent.

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 8 days ago

▲ 4 r/SecurityCareerAdvice

I was racking my brain through what possible career options I can go for after my Msc in criminology. I was feeling super overwhelmed but recently I came across cyber crime investigators. It immediately felt like “AH HA! I really wanna do that.”

As you know already know, I’m slightly starting to regret my degree. Is it still possible to go into this without having any background in cybersecurity or computer science? Can I make it up with learning the skills required?

I’m 23 and I would really appreciate if someone could guide me through this. What skills to begin with and which should I prioritise first for an entry role? To be honest, any help would be appreciated.

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 9 days ago

▲ 7 r/IndianCyberHub

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 9 days ago

▲ 16 r/curlsofindia_

(Btw before I begin yes the frizz is crazy and I have hard water and currently in the process of getting a filter)

Like about 2-3 years ago I had straight hair I swear like pin straight hair. I have no clue what happened and how. I am not even sure if it’s wavy or curly. My cousin told me I may lie in between 1C or something.

This is my hair air dried fresh out of the shower. Is it possible for your hair to get wavier as you grow older? I have no clue how to manage this and make it look less frizzy. I have heard about “fix my curls” products a lot, are they any good? Please suggest an affordable routine I can follow.

u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 10 days ago

▲ 1 r/IndiaCareers

I do have both my bachelors and masters degree in psychology and criminology. Recently I found myself super overwhelmed with what to do and boom I found out about cyber investigations/digital forensics/cybersecurity (I don’t know what definitive name to use). It felt like a real “AH HA!” moment and I really want to get into that.

As you can tell, I don’t have any background or knowledge in CS or IT side. I was hoping someone could guide onto how to transition. Would also really appreciate if someone who’s already in that field to guide me.

Edit: I am looking at some stuff and would not having a degree in CS or cybersecurity, make it difficult?

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 10 days ago

▲ 3 r/Indian_Academia

My qualifications are bsc psychology with criminology and msc in criminology with criminal justice (which I did not do in India). I came back to india and my options feel so less. My relatives are telling me to pursue law school. I’m really not sure about studying again because adhd :( Others are saying join police and try for IAS.

Why did i have to pick a subject thats so niche? I should’ve just shut my mouth up and went with business or IT.

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 12 days ago

▲ 3 r/Maharashtra

I am South Indian. I pretty much grew with a lot of influence around Bollywood and Hindi in general. I took Hindi as my second language in school until 10th grade. Right now, it’s been what 6 years? I think. I am still a bit knowledgable with Hindi words and I can speak quite well if you give me a bit of time to think and structure it in my mind. I understand Hindi 100% but just struggle here and there in speaking it.

I really want to learn Marathi because everyone from my nani’s side are all from Pune (born and brought up). For my nani’s sake, I want to learn Marathi to surprise her.

Where do I even begin?

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u/Wrong_Crew_1835 — 13 days ago