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BrownGirlsHair
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Madeaj
naturally.yours
Ambitious_Tiff
Thetruthisoutthere
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ChakaKhanian
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Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
Madeaj wrote:Is your hair heat damaged? Do you want to cut it?
If not I would just go on from where it is. Maybe do some cassia/amla treatments to bring back the curl. Actually it might be a good idea to do that and some deep conditioning treatments. Give it a couple of months of DT, protective styles, and TLC. After a couple of months you can still DC if you feel you need to.
Hello. I'm not sure if my hair is heat damaged or not. When I ask professionals, they say no and credit the difference in textures to be the way my hair grows, but other people tell me it is. I really don't want to cut it because it has grown tremendously within the last year. And truthfully, I don't have the head to pull off a short cut.
Thanks! I think I'll look into the cassia and alma treatments. I try to DC with every wash, but I don't wash as often as I used to. I may do that for six months, and if the curl doesn't revert I guess I'll gradually begin to get it cut.
naturally.yours- Posts : 80
Join date : 2010-11-18
Age : 35
Location : Utopia
Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
Thetruthisoutthere wrote:p.s. can you provide more info on the "slide and tuck" method?
Thanks!
Slide and Tuck Method
ChakaKhanian- Posts : 22
Join date : 2010-12-21
Age : 44
Location : USA
Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
Thank you - I quarantined all my old bobby pins and purchased hairpins! Will do another twist out this Sunday!
Be Blessed!
Be Blessed!
Thetruthisoutthere- Posts : 142
Join date : 2010-04-21
Age : 62
Location : Delaware
Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
Hi Chaka, I love that you have expeienced both ways of going natural. I do have one question for you... did you find that during your transition your new growth was hard to keep soft and moisturized but the relaxed ends were fine?
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naturellebeaute- Posts : 26
Join date : 2010-12-17
Age : 40
Location : Houston, TX
Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
i just subscribed to you YT channel! you are so brave and such an inspiration to me! i just BC 3 days ago and I'm freaking out! How do you grow your hair so long? And what is your regimine?
missartistic- Posts : 13
Join date : 2010-03-28
Age : 33
Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
@ Chakakhanian: I am 2 months post relaxer. Can you give me any suggestions on ways to maintain moisture and styles that are good for transitioning?
MsJones1015- Posts : 16
Join date : 2011-02-07
Re: New here, but I am willing to help newbies
ChakaKhanian wrote:I did both. The first time I went natural, I transitioned for 1 year and 4 months. The second time I went natural, I only transitioned for 5 months. I big chopped March 09 and have been completely natural for over a year now. Just let me know!
I follow you on youtube and I just wanted to let you know Im a fan of yours and i love your hair Keep doing what youre doing!
BrownSkinDiva- Posts : 798
Join date : 2009-12-03
Age : 42
Location : Raleigh/Durham, NC
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