MusicandWine
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The best thing I did was try to give my hair a trim and it turned into a full on BC. I had no idea I would do the BC anytime soon but it has definitely helped me prepare for a new year of being 100% natural. 
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Best Things You Did For 2009
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honeybuni84
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Moving to sulfate free shampoo... my hair loves it
Keeping a weave regime up... this has really allowed me to retain length..
staying natural... it has helped with scalp issues for me
Keeping a weave regime up... this has really allowed me to retain length..
staying natural... it has helped with scalp issues for me
sillygirl82
Well-Known Member
I stopped flat ironing. Just washes or co-washes and braid outs for now.
Using henna.
Finding my staple products.
Using henna.
Finding my staple products.
danigurl18
Active Member
1.keeping the moisture/protein balance
2. cowashing
3. coconut oil
2. cowashing
3. coconut oil
girlyprincess23
New Member
sticking to my decision to transition
stopping buying every hair product in creation
sticking to my decision to lay off of braids
hopefully for 2010 I will be able to add:
sticking to staying away from direct heat
finding a healthful style that will not have me looking like a hobo and promote growth
gtting further in my transition ( less relaxed ends)
finding a reggie I can stick to with products that are economical
stopping buying every hair product in creation
sticking to my decision to lay off of braids
hopefully for 2010 I will be able to add:
sticking to staying away from direct heat
finding a healthful style that will not have me looking like a hobo and promote growth
gtting further in my transition ( less relaxed ends)
finding a reggie I can stick to with products that are economical
caribeandiva
Human being
getting my iron levels up
Angel of the North
Well-Known Member
The best thing I did for my hair in 2009 was switch to natural hair products and not to forget, subsrcibing to lchf
locabouthair
Well-Known Member
Baby my sides by putting extra moisturizer and conditioner and relaxing them as often. They broke off badly and are growing back nicely now.
Buying a shampoo hose. It helped to rinse out the relaxer properly.
Buying a shampoo hose. It helped to rinse out the relaxer properly.
Katherina
Well-Known Member
1. not using direct heat all year
2. trimming less
3. trying out cowashing
4. trying out coconut oil & shea butter
5. cowashing 2x per week rather than pooing 1x per week-2weeks
6. discovering DCing
7. rediscovering henna
8. most of all, learning to listen to my hair
2. trimming less
3. trying out cowashing
4. trying out coconut oil & shea butter
5. cowashing 2x per week rather than pooing 1x per week-2weeks
6. discovering DCing
7. rediscovering henna
8. most of all, learning to listen to my hair
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