Back on the Creamy Crack (PICS)

simplyconfident

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Hey ladies. I don't post here much but just wanted to show my hair after being natural for over 15 months. I'm not anti Team Natural at all. In fact I still adore natural hair, but for me it was much easier for my lifestyle to return back to relaxers.
I personally do not see much info on ladies who decide to relax their natural hair, so I wanted to start a thread for anyone who may be interested. I'm so excited to grow long healthy relaxed hair again.
 

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havilland

Magical Mythical Princess
Pretty. Very nice results. I love your hair's color. It's so rich.

What type of relaxer did u use?
 

simplyconfident

Well-Known Member
Thanx y'all. I love both as well. I was super/crazy/stalkerlike interested in natural hair and after years of debating on Doing the BC jumped right in. I learned so much about myself...and other people. In the end BC made me stronger as a women, being natural made me an inspiration for others, and now being relaxed makes me appreciative for the experience.
 

LivingDoll

Well-Known Member
OP, I absolutely LOVE your hair both natural and relaxed.

I also returned to relaxers after being natural for a little less than two years. It's easier for me as well. Natural hair is LOTS of work and I just don't have time to devote to it. I wore my hair mostly straight when I was a natural and I was tired of being afraid of reversion all the time. I tried the straightening treatment by Design Essentials, but shortly after I used it my hair began to shed really badly.

I was texlaxed at first, but my hair is fully relaxed now. It was easier for working out. I cut it all off and now I'm sporting a relaxed, short pixie cut.

I don't regret my decision at all.
 

beauti

Well-Known Member
i agree your hair is gorgeous either way so now it's just a matter of what works best for your lifestyle. I'm sure it will continue to thrive
 

beingofserenity

Well-Known Member
Your hair looks great! I also recently made the decision to return to relaxers possibly for good. It's taken a weight off my shoulders.
 

Tene

New Member
Your hair looks beautiful both ways. If my hair would stay straight with a relaxer I probably wouldn't mind going back.
 

juliansmom

Well-Known Member
beautiful hair. I am someone who's been natural since about 2007 and I decided to texlax about 2 months ago. best decision I could have ever made..I literally neglected my natural hair the past two years because I just didn't want to deal with it. I have very thick 3c/4 a hair..I wish I would have done it sooner
 

simplyconfident

Well-Known Member
Nice to hear other people had similar experience and have happily relaxed their hair again. In my opinion, the term "natural hair isn't for everyone" is so true. I once viewed that in a very negative way suggesting only loser hair types should wear natural hair (and I'm sure a lot of people use it in that way). However, for me I view it as the amount of commitment it required as it grew longer.
 

greenandchic

Well-Known Member
I actually didn't "go back" on it, I was a relaxer virgin before December so I gave natural hair a chance. Not to say I won't ever go back to natural but I so love my texlaxed hair. Though its a learning process I don't spend nearly the amount of time with my processed hair as I did natural. :spinning:
 

briacait

Well-Known Member
Thanks for starting this thread and sharing pics. I'm thinking about going back to relaxers after transitioning for 6 months and being fully natural 6 months. I'm not sure if I want to relax or try flat ironing my natural hair for a little while. It's nice to know I'm not alone.
 
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