healthy hair

I am not new to this site. I used to have an old account, but decided to create a new one. I have been natural for years, but I want to start wearing my hair in straight hairstyles. I want to create a discussion for heat train natural women trying to retain their length. LHCF heat train and...

Or do you feel that your techniques and/or types of products you use are more important to your hair health?

Hello! Thank you for clicking on my post. here’s a brief summary of what’s going on with my hair: My hair was beautiful and thick growing up long healthy you know you’ve seen this before I started getting relaxers because I have a white mom and the maintenance was too expensive and too hard...

Or maybe I should say silk pressing for the first time with the correct tools and such. I have tried multiple times in the past to press my hair out with no success. Why? Probably because I was using ceramic flat irons on my 4B hair, which I didn’t realize was a no-no, then I’d get discouraged...

Who here ends up trimming/cutting more they planned for whatever reason, whether for evenness/equality in length, being OCD about cutting off all/enough of the damage, or just a mistake in gauging how much you cut off (if you cut while curly, in twists, braids, etc.)? Ironically, when I used to...

Her hair has me :drool:

Calling all texlaxers, even permed yet curious, feel welcome to chime in. Some info we can share to help our texlaxing journey: 1. What relaxer do you use to texlax 2. How often do you texlax 3. What do you do to turn your perm/relaxer into a texlax 4. What type of hair do you have (fine...