HeavenlySkies
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This is how it used to look after being washed then air dry.
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You won't be able to tell your texture until you've been natural for a while - and usually, even while transitioning, you can't get a totally clear idea of what your texture is until you cut off all of the relaxed ends....
Oh ok well I have a long way to go before then I just figured everyone knew what theirs was by going to some site that was posted on here with pictures as examples. But thanks for filling me in lol
You won't be able to tell your texture until you've been natural for a while - and usually, even while transitioning, you can't get a totally clear idea of what your texture is until you cut off all of the relaxed ends....
Yeah but nobody knows their hair texture unless they're looking at their natural hair. From the pics I'd say your texture is relaxedWhich obviously is not a texture. From your new growth you look like 4a. Maybe 3c/4a. But like JK said, you won't be able to tell for sure unless/until you're natural. Your new growth may not even be your 'real' texture because you may have scab hair. Think of it like this: What's the natural color of my car that's been painted over twice? Well unless we scrape off other 2 coats first we can't tell for sure.
agreed. I didn't get a pretty accurate idea of my texture until about 8-9 months post. And when i finally chopped, some of it still wasn't what i guessed.
Also in the close up...was your hair straightened? you have to look @ the roots unstraightened and unstretched.
To get back to neck length may take about a yearExcuse me I'm just impatient lol Here's another question if ones hair is neck length or whatever how long do you guesstimate it will take to grow out a perm?
me, too...It looks 4a to me too. It also looks thick as heck.