Hairstyles for People Who Stretch for 2-4 months???

[cia_garces]

I was supposed to get a relaxer almost a month ago, but due to re-scheduling issues I haven't been able to. So my 3 month stretch has turned into a 4 month stretch. Yipee for my hair health. Boo for cute lookin' hair.

I do a lot of buns and braidouts normally, but at 3-4 months, with all this new growth, I don't think any kind of bun looks good. But I could just be doing it wrong. And I love my braidouts, but I get tired of doing the same hairstyle.

SO.... To my long-term stretchers, what are some super CUTE hairstyles that YOU do when you're stretched out for this long? And as always, pictures would be GREATLY appreciated!!!

 

[MissMusic]

My Youtube has several that I did after 3 or 4 months:
http://www.youtube.com/my_videos?feature=mhee

Cute is in the eye of the beholder, but my favorites are:
Twist-Out
Curly Mohawk
Double Flat Twists
Banana Clip Side Bun

 

[cia_garces]

My Youtube has several that I did after 3 or 4 months:
http://www.youtube.com/my_videos?feature=mhee

Cute is in the eye of the beholder, but my favorites are:
Twist-Out
Curly Mohawk
Double Flat Twists
Banana Clip Side Bun

Thank you!!!

Are there any other ladies who would like to chime in?

 

[kupenda]

When I get tired of braid outs I do a curlformers set. I also very very gently flat iron the front and flat twist it to an inch or so before the crown and put the rest in a bun or ponytail. I get blowouts. Lately I've been experimenting with rollersets. They are NOT for lazy ppl like myself but I'm trying. And when I'm extra lazy I wear a little crochet hat on the back and a flat twist in the front


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[kupenda]

But then again, I'm not too concerned with being cute. I just don't want my hair to break off


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[Rocky91]

You should check out any Youtubers that are transitioning-it's kind of long, long-term stretching. Ninapruitt is one of my favorites.
I think rollersets and flexi rod sets would work-just lightly hit up the roots with your flat-iron if you think you need to.