morehairplease
Well-Known Member
If so, what is the current state of you hair now and what made you decide to choose? I ask this b/c here is my story:
I was natural for close to 2 years before my recent texturizer in January and for the 3 months previous I wore braid. When I first got the braids I had a super short twa lucky for me the braider was actually able to catch it to braid. Now that I think about it, my hair was actually longer than I thought. After being in braids for 3 months, I took them out and got a texturizer BIG mistake for me. My texturizer was more of a relaxer, it was str8, the pics that I posted here are from have LOADS of product in my hair. The trim was well uneven and the experience was horrible, to say the least.
So once again, I am transitioning to my back to my natural hair. This will be my 3rd and final time, going natural. The first two times I did not transition at all I just chopped it off. This time around, I plan on transitioning w/the help of yarn braids and kinky twist extensions. I found out that my hair in it natural state is better for me. My hair was healthy and the longest it had ever been. When I got my hair pressed, the week before I got the texturizer, my hair was a little bit passed my shoulders…I was amazed. My hair has NEVER been longer than chin length.
So my questions are this:
--if you transitioned or bced more than once and are currently natural what made you stick with it?
--Are you happy with your decision?
Be blessed ladies,
tishee
I was natural for close to 2 years before my recent texturizer in January and for the 3 months previous I wore braid. When I first got the braids I had a super short twa lucky for me the braider was actually able to catch it to braid. Now that I think about it, my hair was actually longer than I thought. After being in braids for 3 months, I took them out and got a texturizer BIG mistake for me. My texturizer was more of a relaxer, it was str8, the pics that I posted here are from have LOADS of product in my hair. The trim was well uneven and the experience was horrible, to say the least.
So once again, I am transitioning to my back to my natural hair. This will be my 3rd and final time, going natural. The first two times I did not transition at all I just chopped it off. This time around, I plan on transitioning w/the help of yarn braids and kinky twist extensions. I found out that my hair in it natural state is better for me. My hair was healthy and the longest it had ever been. When I got my hair pressed, the week before I got the texturizer, my hair was a little bit passed my shoulders…I was amazed. My hair has NEVER been longer than chin length.
So my questions are this:
--if you transitioned or bced more than once and are currently natural what made you stick with it?
--Are you happy with your decision?
Be blessed ladies,
tishee
erplexed ), then when i started coming on to the site last year i saw loads of gorgeous relaxed and texlaxed heads and decided to texlax, bad idea (for me). The bits that were lightened became straighter than I wanted while my new growth (about 3 inches) was texlaxed to perfection so I decided to chop off the too straight ends and the texlaxed bit last month cause i love the fullness of my natural and figure it would be easier to deal with hair with only one chemical process (colour) going on
I had no desire to transition, I just chopped and went from there. I really have not learn how to do natural styles, but I am determined to learn. My hair is not damaged, but I think it is better off natural or lightly texlaxed.
