Look what I found!!!

[Vintageglam]

Love this thread the info is simply priceless and time proven even without all the hightec PJ stuff we are bombarded with today....

Just goes to show simple protective styling and the less is more approach will always trump all others....

subscribing.....

 

[ebonylocs]

wow. thats a long *** post. '_'

I think what OP did was cut and paste ALL Yvette's posts from the thread where she announced her results, and answered people's questions.

 

[drappedup]

Oh my god, I can't imagine how exciting it would be to increase your hair length by that much in a YEAR. I'm hoping I can make it to BSL by this time next year, lol. That is completely amazing, though. I'd feel SO accomplished. I've been "bunning" the last two days as well as taking my Biotin the last week (I swear by it! It's worked for me in the past!), and I am definitely feeling optimistic that I will achieve some length. My hair has already grown noticeable since I ended up with a ton of breakage when I stopped seeing my stylist in December. The whole back half of my hair was completely gone while the front halves were near SL. I couldn't even get it into a bun, and now I am able to wear high buns at the top of my head (w/o any pins holding up the shorter back hairs too)! I'm actually sort of proud about that, because I've been personally handling my hair for the last few months (sans relaxer) for the first time in my 21 years, so it's alllllllllllllll me. /puts on cool shades

 

[ellehair]

bumping this oldie but goodie

 

[beans4reezy]

Thanks for bumping this up- suscribing.

 

[Chameleonchick]

This is why I am in serious PS mode.

 

[ellehair]

gotta bump this again.. I go back to read this every few months for inspirations, lol talk about KISS

 

[miss.phi]

bumping. . .

 

[grow]

thanks for bumping this!

 

[krissyprissy]

This is a oldie but goodie!

 

[SimplyLeesh]

Great Inspiration! I just started bunning and I hope that I can stick to my guns

 

[divachyk]

I've tried wet bunning but my hair dries too dry. I need to add a leave-in of some sort. I'm PSn non-stop these days.

 

[thatscuteright]

Bump..............................

 

[Nix08]

I'm due to have my second baby in 5 weeks - it will be a perfect time to try the simplicity of this!!!!

 

[baddison]

I'm due to have my second baby in 5 weeks - it will be a perfect time to try the simplicity of this!!!!

CONGRATULATIONS!!

 

[topnotch1010]

I always loved this post. Thanks for it.

 

[Kiki0130]

^^^^up^^^^ for inspiration

 

[French Rouge]

Bumping ..............

 

[RarityFluttershy]

Sub For Later.

 

[PersuasiveBeauty]

Bump for anyone who needs encouragement. It sure encouraged me.

 

[Aggie]

Can't bun right now - hair is wayyyyyyyyyyyy too short but the original post does inspire me to keep it a lot simpler than I have been so far.

 

[Forever in Bloom]

Bumping this because it is really good information

I pretty much do everything she does and I'm retaining like nobody's business

 

[LaToya28]

I'm going to try this method and see how much length I retain. Will update in a few months.

 

[ProductJunkie]

I want to try this! I'm going to have to strech my hair and bun on dry hair or though because if I don't, the middle of my hair gets matted.

 

[MileHighDiva]

Okay, this is some "unicorn" stuff, right here. Did I misunderstand? Did she say she only DCs the last three inches of her hair?

 

[Incognitus]

Um , what is/was BHC???

 

[virtuenow]

Incognitus I guess it's one of the old Black Hair Care forums, hence the BHC(?). I remember different forums were active back in '03 that are no longer around (I guess). This thread is so old there's no date on the thread list.

 

[Jace032000]

Just came across this…wow this is REALLY GOOD stuff!!!

 

[starfish]

I"m glad this thread is on the first page. I'm back wet bunning because I need to rinse out my post-exercise wet with sweat hair in the morning. The last time I extensively wet bunned my hair broke off. I was using a cotton headband around my bun and that just sucked the moisture from my relaxed, thick, fine and fragile 4a hair. Plus I always twisted the same way when I used hairsticks.

I'm off to read this thread to be sure I bun the right way. There's lots of great information in here.

 

[thatscuteright]

I absolutely loved this thread. Even with all the new information, products, vitamins, recommendations,etc... it feel so good to sometimes go back, reminiscence and remember that simplicity can be refreshing