If You Had To Choose One...

[YvetteWithJoy]

I chose easy detangling.
I'd love 2 inches a month, but if my hair has less breakage, it will grow regardless and I'll eventually reach my goals, but difficult detangling is forever.
If my hair was easier to detangle, it would help with breakage. So I'd get the length and the ease.


Now that I think about it, less shrinkage might mean easier detangling by default so that choice would have been a two for one. Argh

Lol. That was exactly my thought process and how I settled upon little shrinkage: I figured it was a two-for-one, encompassing easy detangling along with it.

 

[nubiangoddess3]

I'll take 2 inches of growth a month for $1000 @FadingDelilah

 

[ThePromise]

What's your new regimen? TIA!

I added brahmi and rhoussal (sp?) clay to my weekly routine. After that I use coconut oil to finger detangle and I steam with honey, avocado oil and Giovanni conditioner and my hair is tangle free.

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

I added brahmi and rhoussal (sp?) clay to my weekly routine. After that I use coconut oil to finger detangle and I steam with honey, avocado oil and Giovanni conditioner and my hair is tangle free.

Wow. TFS!

 

[LavenderMint]

I chose quick & easy detangling for all the reasons mentioned by the other ladies but mostly length retention due to less mechanical damage. Retain the length, the increased length equals more weight and should lead to stretched curls. I’ve had easy detangling for two weeks now but it means coating my head in oil and while it detangles quickly, I’m not sure I want to continue with it.
Only so many days I can deal with walking around with a greasy neck.

 

[FadingDelilah]

Lol. That was exactly my thought process and how I settled upon little shrinkage: I figured it was a two-for-one, encompassing easy detangling along with it.

I too went through this exact thought process but I didn't choose the less shrinkage option because I know that would mean I would have to have a different hair texture. im attached to my hair texture in my own weird way It's kind of like a pride thing since I'm in the 4c-ish side of 4b, and many ladies with my texture see it as a whole slew of negative things (hard to manage, hard to grow, weak). So I want to prove to myself my hair can be extremely beautiful, manageable and blessed just like the other textures. That's why I'll never trade it for anything.

 

[FadingDelilah]

I'll take 2 inches of growth a month for $1000 @FadingDelilah

Chile that's a low price! I'd take it for my mother, father, siblings, house and clothes.

 

[YvetteWithJoy]

I too went through this exact thought process but I didn't choose the less shrinkage option because I know that would mean I would have to have a different hair texture. im attached to my hair texture in my own weird way It's kind of like a pride thing since I'm in the 4c-ish side of 4b, and many adies with my texture see it as a whole slew of negative things (hard to manage, hard to grow, weak). So I want to prove to myself my hair can be extremely beautiful, manageable and blessed just like the other textures. That's why I'll never trade it for anything.

I love this, chica!

 

[Aggie]

Hmmm, ,

Yeah....All of Them

Plus number 5, ie., Thicker, denser hair .

 

[Soaring Eagle]

I had difficulty choosing between 2 inches per month, and being able to easily detangle my hair. After thinking about it... my hair isn't hard to detangle at all (I'm just very meticulous). Therefore, 2" of growth it is; I would be able to reach my length goal faster and just maintain the length by cutting every month. I would also be able to have blunt ends faster, than having to wait a long time for shorter layers to catch up. Sigh... if only it were possible.

 

[kupenda]

Two inches a month can get tedious. I would much rather have hair that was impervious to damage. So no breakage, no heat damage. That would do it for me. You would be able to retain whatever you grow despite weekly flat ironing or rough detangling. Perfection

 

[GGsKin]

I had difficulty choosing between 2 inches per month, and being able to easily detangle my hair. After thinking about it... my hair isn't hard to detangle at all (I'm just very meticulous). Therefore, 2" of growth it is; I would be able to reach my length goal faster and just maintain the length by cutting every month. I would also be able to have blunt ends faster, than having to wait a long time for shorter layers to catch up. Sigh... if only it were possible.

My rationale for my choice. get out of my head.

 

[GGsKin]

Two inches a month can get tedious. I would much rather have hair that was impervious to damage. So no breakage, no heat damage. That would do it for me. You would be able to retain whatever you grow despite weekly flat ironing or rough detangling. Perfection

Well if we're just adding in options... count me in

 

[RUBY]

Easy detangling. Hair can grow all it wants but if it tangles and breaks easy from detangling you won't see as much long term length retention and won't be able to enjoy it.

 

[snoop]

I chose hair that grows 2 inches per month. I don't mind shrinkage and I think my hair colour is alright. I keep my hair stretched and I think I'm close to figuring out how to detangle without too much trouble....so...MORE LENGTH PLEASE!!!

 

[NaturalShe94]

Eh, I think my hair grows fast enough, I focus more on retention rather than growth... Detangling doesn't bother me... Love my jet black beauty hair color as it is... I'd go with shrinkage... I LOVEEEEEE keeping my hair in it's natural state, but I want Luscious Voluminous WL WnG'ssssss