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Heat setback is starting to get to me :( [PICS]
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HeChangedMyName
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just wanted to come in and say I hate you
omg, if your hair looks that good damaged, then mine must be
You have Beautiful hair.
omg, if your hair looks that good damaged, then mine must be
You have Beautiful hair.
vainღ♥♡jane
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i don't think you should cut it. honestly i think it looks very pretty either way. ♥
BostonMaria
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Ivey, your hair is beautiful! Please don't cut it.
I say give it some time. I'm sure that having longer hair will contribute to your hair hanging like that. Keep DC'ing and stay away from heat for a few months and see how your hair feels.
Good luck!
I say give it some time. I'm sure that having longer hair will contribute to your hair hanging like that. Keep DC'ing and stay away from heat for a few months and see how your hair feels.
Good luck!
brucebettye
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Don't cut your hair. It does not look bad to me, just give your hair some time. When your new growth comes in good it will cause the rest of your hair to curl better. Also try a protein treatment with eggs mixed with a moisturizing conditioner. It works wonders for curls and also with the thickness of your hair.
Mook's hair
New Member
First off...your hair is beautiful!
I don't think you should cut it. Give it some time and attention.
Deep condition under the hood and over night a few times.
And then baggy a few nights. lay off the protein.
See if some intense moisture plumps those curls back up. It has worked for me in the past and I've seen it work for others too.
I don't think you should cut it. Give it some time and attention.
Deep condition under the hood and over night a few times.
And then baggy a few nights. lay off the protein.
See if some intense moisture plumps those curls back up. It has worked for me in the past and I've seen it work for others too.
PrincessLinzz
New Member
Hey OP,
This happened to me, my texture has changed from curly cute bouncy curls to wavy s-curls and I love them. Don't get me wrong I wonder what happened to my curls but I am thanking God that I still have my curlyish wavyish hair. Chill with the scissors and just enjoy and play with what you do have. I am sure there are some curling cremes or products that will have your curls bouncing back in no time.
Umm lemme get off here and act like I gotta job to go to, lol!
This happened to me, my texture has changed from curly cute bouncy curls to wavy s-curls and I love them. Don't get me wrong I wonder what happened to my curls but I am thanking God that I still have my curlyish wavyish hair. Chill with the scissors and just enjoy and play with what you do have. I am sure there are some curling cremes or products that will have your curls bouncing back in no time.
Umm lemme get off here and act like I gotta job to go to, lol!
melodies815
New Member
I have nothing to add except that if that's a setback, it's a beautiful one. It really does not look bad at all. Also.....co-signing on protein and/or Amla oil to get your curls back.
Thanks or posting. I hope you don't cut...
cj
Thanks or posting. I hope you don't cut...
cj
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