mEmYSELFaNDj
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Go JJ!! Your hair looks amazing!
Thanks NJ
Here goes my updated flicks
A nice cut makes me feel so good!
Gorgeous hair but I have to say did you have to cut that much off?
You were grazing HL. Seems like evryones on a spring cutting off a little bib too much hair spree.
Thanks to Lita and Candy,
My braid regimine is coming along. I took some tips from The tightly curly lady Terry also, however I was not doing the curl separating thing.
So thank you for the help. Detangle is so easy now I wonder sometimes if I am forgetting anything when I am done so fast with my hair.
I washed and conditioned my braids last night and that was it. I may let them out today or go til tomorrow to do a detangling. Then I will wash in another two days.
Thanks NJ
Here goes my updated flicks
A nice cut makes me feel so good!
Gorgeous hair but I have to say did you have to cut that much off?
You were grazing HL. Seems like evryones on a spring cutting off a little bib too much hair spree.
JESUS TOLD US TOO!!!!
Woooo!!! I'm moving out of the way...just in case lightening strikes.
Ok, so my hair is done enough to assess condition. I blowdried it on cool most of the way and put it up to settle down. This sort of straightens it without having to use a flat iron, for me.
So, for my assessment, I lightly texlaxed so, there's still a lot of texture in my hair. I wanted the thickness but to handle the ng so that it stops loc'g up. I think I do notice some demarc breakage at the top, back of my hair (makes sense?) I'm not bothered by that much because my hair is layered anyway and it's just above apl. I also have a section on the left, front that's shorter (SL) but, I think that because the section is so even, it must be from that time that I got frustrated and cut tangled braids out. (now that I think about it, that could also be the reason for what i'm calling demarc breakage. It was 3 braids knotted together. Don't remind me ).
All in all, my hair still looks pretty good and thick. I texlaxed the front a bit longer so that it won't look crazy when I start bunning again (yay!!). And the back is less texlaxed so that I still have that lucious thickness (yay!!)
I don't think I'll stretch beyond 4-6 months at a time from here on out. And that's mostly because I started having major detangling issues after 6 months and my hair looked so crazy that I had to completely hide it under a wig or completely covered to go out.
We'll see how detangling goes now, since I'm still heavily textured in the back. I also think I'm going to get back to using sulfur and daily cowashing. I still have goals to meet, ya know.
Be back later with pics.
Feisty up in here.
Meh. Nothing dramatic since I just updated not long ago. I did do a small trim because my ends were choppy in a few sections. Most of the trimming was in the layered sections so, not so bad. I blew out the roots in the back portion but didn't bother to do the whole thing because I don't want to use heat. (and I still had some detangling to do. Grrr!) Didn't bother to flat iron the back section for that reason too. But, the texlax turned out nice. I left a lot of thickness with this quicklax. Ah well. Time to get back to babying my hair. I'm behind schedule. I need to be lush by my birthday (6/23). Can she do it?
Anywho, here ya go:
I lost my internet connection and hubby just got me back online. I didn't know how much of a Net addict I was until I was without. Ah well. I'm back now, baby!! :woohoo: Oh, and I gotta say, I'm LOVING all this hair!!
Nice and silky. It is hanging prettily. The ends look soft and healthy. Also, in these latest photos you have half your hair pinned up. Yet, it still looks even, full and thick. Good job!
Girl, the thickness is why I hesitate to go natural. If I'm lazy now, who in the world is gonna keep up my natural hair? How do you long-haired, natural divas do it?