LilMissRed
Well-Known Member
Oh. My. Lawd.
Yes, as a lifelong natural, it was my expectation too when I used to straighten my hair on a regular basis. But the difference between what I used to get and what Nikki got is probably 150 degrees. I didn't know it was possible to get hair that silky at a lower temperature.
OMG!!! it looks great but I was wondering why her hair was never getting that long, she was cutting it. I guess everyone just don't want super duper longer LOL it really look nice.
Whoa! What beautiful results! It looks feathery light and silky smooth.
Why can't I live in STL?
I know this is a sign I've been on LHCF too long but I expected it to be longer. She does not have much shrinkage at all (compared to me and I'm nowhere near the shrinkiest). Didn't she say she hadn't had a cut since like 2006 or something?
I must have been here for too long too because I can name 20 women on LHCF who's hair looks a lot better than hers. I also though it would be a lot longer...
I must have been here for too long too because I can name 20 women on LHCF who's hair looks a lot better than hers. I also though it would be a lot longer...
I didn't know it was possible to get hair that silky at a lower temperature.
Wow! Her hair was beautiful, and really straight. I need to figure out how to get my hair that straight for my next straighten job in the spring.
If you notice, when the stylist was straightening her hair, she was straightening paper thin sections. That's probably why she was able to use a lower temperature.
Look at the second picture, in particular, to see just how thin those sections were.
Her hair is really pretty.
I wonder if someone with a different texture than curly nikki's (which silky and easy to straighten)could get similar results with low heat.
I know I'm being a bit particular but "snipping the ends" sounds like trimming, not cutting. To maintain the exact same length for five years, she'd have to be "snipping" away 6 inches of growth per year. "Snip" doesn't seem to cover it.
Not hating though! Love Nikki, love her hair, think it looks great. These are just the crazy thoughts LHCF plants in my head.
I know this is late, but I was just thinking that not everyone's hair even grows 6" a year. I know mine does not. 6" is just average, not cut and dry.[/
greenandchic
You think you get less? Are you sure it's not retention? Have you done the color test?
Wow! Maybe I should check into that oi/oil. That's a beautiful, silky straight look.
**checks online for pricing**
Yeah...uh...she wasn't kidding about it being pricey. So far I'm seeing $30-40 for 4.56 ounces. (not including shipping)
Are you talking about silky with your hair looking like this!!! (off to stalk you like a hawk and see if you have any tips on roller setting for when I'm out of protective styling)
Her hair is really pretty.
I wonder if someone with a different texture than curly nikki's (which silky and easy to straighten)could get similar results with low heat.