I have a box of perm in my hair cabinet, right with the 'fake hair depository.'
I have curly relaxed hair too! People have been complimenting my natural hair as a relaxed girl for years
I think I responded to one of you posts about this previously. I just finished my transition earlier this month. 22 days natural woot woot. I think brushing my hair back through my year long transition definitely caused me to lose some curl definition in the front and on the sides. It looked a little wonky in the front and side areas the first two weeks. Surprisingly my curl pattern seems pretty uniform throughout my whole head. I believe that my hair is probably 4a throughout my whole head except for this weird two inch section that starts right behind my right ear down to my neck that is like silky 3bish texture (it's not heat damage). I say all this to say that as time has passed it has gotten more defined and curly in the front and on the sides.
Dammit, y'all! Everytime this thread is bumped, I'm reminded of how impatient I am to finally bc!!
. I was nervous about bc'ing and I'm so glad I did it impromptu when I did.
I totally agree with this. I had so much anxiety about cutting. I didn't think I was going to have any hair left. When in reality once it was cut. I still had a decent about of length. This is the shortest my hair has ever been, but by no means am I bald. I am definitely looking forward to when it grows longer. I'm am enjoying this cut for now it's giving me a chance to explore different techniques, and I think it's very manageable. I think if I would have transitioned for another year I would have been overwhelmed with the amount of hair, and that would set me up for failure. I tried to do my first twist out this morning and it was a failure, however I did not panic I just jumped in the shower and did my normal wash n go routine. Even though I had an epic fail at a twist out this morning it did not upset my morning to bad I was able to make it too work on time. This has truly been an ongoing learning experience. I'm thinking I will never be able to do a twist out though. I tried doing one several times through my transition and they were also epic fails. I will keep experimenting though.Do it do it do it
GettingKinky, I made one year this July 4th!
I want to go at least another year.Britt, I'm transitioning longer because, both other times I went natural, I relaxed around this time. I honestly didn't know what to do with it and this was before hair boards. Now I know I have to option to just skip the short natural hair phase. I think that, for me, that's the only way to make sure I stick with it.Do it do it do it
I'm transitioning longer because, both other times I went natural, I relaxed around this time. I honestly didn't know what to do with it and this was before hair boards. Now I know I have to option to just skip the short natural hair phase. I think that, for me, that's the only way to make sure I stick with it.
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What's the name of the blow dryer you bought?
I tried to search this thread but I couldn't find your posts !
Thanks!
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I got several synthetic long wigs: Outré Paris (2 colors), Zenn (2 colors), Ruby, and Freetress Equal Danity. I love getting longer wigs because I can gradually cut them as they become ratty and turn them into something brand new before tossing them. They are also heat safe up to 400 degreesI'm planning on doing this too. What did you get, if you don't mind me asking?
I experiment with color via wigs because I'm too afraid to color my real hair.
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I got several synthetic long wigs: Outré Paris (2 colors), Zenn (2 colors), Ruby, and Freetress Equal Danity. I love getting longer wigs because I can gradually cut them as they become ratty and turn them into something brand new before tossing them. They are also heat safe up to 400 degrees
I keep finding straight ends and they're annoying the liiiife out of me, makes me wish I had just BCed with a razor from the getgo 2 years ago! 
