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dontspeakdefeat
Hair Coach
Gorgeous! Keep it growimg.
ms_kenesha
New Member
Destinee as always your hair is ON POINT!!! I love that new brighter red haircolor. I like your coils with the clippies, too. Sooo cute. Keep up the great work!
asummertyme
Well-Known Member
your hair is lookin fly!! what color is that?????? me likey!!
miss_brown
New Member
Girl, your 'fro is bad. You are really working that color
Destanee
Active Member
Thanks everyone!!
@ Peachtree
I'm not sure what my starting length was. I'm going to guess
maybe ¼ - ½ with the top being a tad bit longer. I think I have about 3" now (not good at measuring). 2nd chopped happened because I got a little scissor happy!
It all good anyways because I don't think I took good care of my hair after the first chop. Thanks to you ladies and this board my hair is really thriving!
As for the colour I applied Jazzing in Fuchsia Plum over my permanent colour (Bronze by T&T)
I'm not sure what my starting length was. I'm going to guess
As for the colour I applied Jazzing in Fuchsia Plum over my permanent colour (Bronze by T&T)
Nonie
Well-Known Member
Destinee, can I come and visit you and take lessons on how to manage natural hair? I can't get over how nice your hair looks and how well you seem to have the knack of working with it.
After taking some of my hair out of extensions and washing it out of braids, I discovered that I cannot comb my hair if I plan on keeping any of it. Basically, my pen-spring coils intertwine and curl back like springs should...only on each other. If I tried to comb my hair, I'd end up having to yank the comb through the tangle. And I even tried combing the tips then moving further down and combing again but guess what happens as soon as the comb goes through, the strands go back to their lovey-dovey embrace.
So the only thing that worked was using my fingers to stretch the strands up and then separate the stretched "springs". It was tedious and a good test on my patience, but I'm pleased to say no breakage. Also I got to really see the shape of my hair strands. I always thought they were zigzag but they are really like springs.
Funny thing is, despite the headache and time it took to detangle my hair, I actually love my hair.
I think it's finding out that detangling is possible that was the highlight of my day. But I'll be honest and say that I think braids will be worn on this head for a very long time.
Unless Destinee allows me to visit with her and promises to do my hair every day it's out of braids.
After taking some of my hair out of extensions and washing it out of braids, I discovered that I cannot comb my hair if I plan on keeping any of it. Basically, my pen-spring coils intertwine and curl back like springs should...only on each other. If I tried to comb my hair, I'd end up having to yank the comb through the tangle. And I even tried combing the tips then moving further down and combing again but guess what happens as soon as the comb goes through, the strands go back to their lovey-dovey embrace.
Unless Destinee allows me to visit with her and promises to do my hair every day it's out of braids.
DatJerseyDyme
New Member
I just LOVE natural hair..NICE JOB!
Destanee
Active Member
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nonie said:
Destinee, can I come and visit you and take lessons on how to manage natural hair? I can't get over how nice your hair looks and how well you seem to have the knack of working with it.
After taking some of my hair out of extensions and washing it out of braids, I discovered that I cannot comb my hair if I plan on keeping any of it. Basically, my pen-spring coils intertwine and curl back like springs should...only on each other. If I tried to comb my hair, I'd end up having to yank the comb through the tangle. And I even tried combing the tips then moving further down and combing again but guess what happens as soon as the comb goes through, the strands go back to their lovey-dovey embrace.
So the only thing that worked was using my fingers to stretch the strands up and then separate the stretched "springs". It was tedious and a good test on my patience, but I'm pleased to say no breakage. Also I got to really see the shape of my hair strands. I always thought they were zigzag but they are really like springs.
Funny thing is, despite the headache and time it took to detangle my hair, I actually love my hair.
I think it's finding out that detangling is possible that was the highlight of my day. But I'll be honest and say that I think braids will be worn on this head for a very long time.
Unless Destinee allows me to visit with her and promises to do my hair every day it's out of braids.
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Anytime Nonie!
Do you detangle when wet or dry? Try to detange when your hair is wet with conditioner that should help with you comb out.
Good luck!
nonie said:
Destinee, can I come and visit you and take lessons on how to manage natural hair? I can't get over how nice your hair looks and how well you seem to have the knack of working with it.
After taking some of my hair out of extensions and washing it out of braids, I discovered that I cannot comb my hair if I plan on keeping any of it. Basically, my pen-spring coils intertwine and curl back like springs should...only on each other. If I tried to comb my hair, I'd end up having to yank the comb through the tangle. And I even tried combing the tips then moving further down and combing again but guess what happens as soon as the comb goes through, the strands go back to their lovey-dovey embrace.
Unless Destinee allows me to visit with her and promises to do my hair every day it's out of braids.
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Anytime Nonie!
Do you detangle when wet or dry? Try to detange when your hair is wet with conditioner that should help with you comb out.
Super_Hero_Girl
Well-Known Member
Great Color! Keep up the good work!
SingingStar12
Active Member
Your hair looks gorgeous and the color is very pretty!
MissMarie23
New Member
The color is awsome, and your hair looks fantastic!
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