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MAJOR HAIR UPDATE (PIC HEAVY) - HIP LENGTH? *COME SEE*
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hair4romheaven
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Beautiful hair. Congrats
BraunSugar
New Member
Absolutely gorgeous!
thaidreams
New Member
Love your hair!!!
allmundjoi
New Member
Beautiful hair! And thick! I love it!!!!! And it matches your donk! Lol!
Anakinsmomma
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Such a lush thick head of hair!!! Enjoy it!
almond eyes
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Beautiful hair. Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best,
Almond Eyes
Best,
Almond Eyes
HappyHeart
New Member
You're pretty, and so is your hair! What kind of protective styles did you use?
krissyprissy
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Bootyfull Hair!!! 
Inspiired
Well-Known Member
Hi everyone!
From the bottom of my heart, thank you SO much, each and everyone of you!
I'm answering all your questions as we speak, I'll answer them all at one place sort of like a FAQ so it's easier for you all to access - so feel free to leave more questions under the comments section of the blog post with further pictures so that I will make sure I answer them all http://www.bootyfurl.co.uk/2012/10/my-hair.html
❤
From the bottom of my heart, thank you SO much, each and everyone of you!
I'm answering all your questions as we speak, I'll answer them all at one place sort of like a FAQ so it's easier for you all to access - so feel free to leave more questions under the comments section of the blog post with further pictures so that I will make sure I answer them all http://www.bootyfurl.co.uk/2012/10/my-hair.html
❤
FemmeCreole
Island Gyal
Nice head of hair you got there hon *thumbs up*
and that too!!
*in Phaedras voice* you gotta donkey booty!
Sent From My Pheauxne
and that too!!
Mz.MoMo5235
Well-Known Member
Can you donate me some hair and booty please and thank you
I'm not illiterate. It's my phones auto correct
I'm not illiterate. It's my phones auto correct
Inspiired
Well-Known Member
I used to be balding all over especially my temples and nape. That was a few years ago when I was relaxed, now I'm 19 and natural.
I never thought I'd ever be at this stage where masses of people ask me for advice. I used to cry over my hair and now I cry tears of happiness. Ok, so my hair is so thick and long it may take HOURS to do twists but I'm so grateful, it can take days for all I care. It feels like dream. Honestly. It feels amazing when all my friends and family and strangers compliment me on my hair but can I tell you what also feels amazing? When the girls who laughed at my non-existent hair 3 years ago see now, my heart smiles but to be honest I took their negativity and turned it to a positive.
I have memories of all my hairdresser visits where they just did not care for my hair, one in particular around a year and a few months ago left me with a bleeding scalp. I can only wonder how these hairdressers see a young vulnerable girl crying in agony but do nothing about it. You see, the thing that hurts me most is that I put my ultimate trust in these people. Before they start I beg them not to do it tight. I beg them not to hurt me. I'd much rather have a loosely sewn weave than sleepless nights and migraines for a month. Since I was younger, I have always had a tender scalp and rather than these hairdressers acknowledging that, they treat me as if I'm exaggerating and literally laugh. Worst thing is that it's not just one bad bunch, I tried SO many hairdressers all over the place. It has come to the extent that the smell of weave and walking past these hairdressers make me anxious. I have always experienced balding as a result of all of these (traction/tension alopecia I believe it's called) but I try to stay strong and see what I can do about it. The hair grows back and then I go for a protective style (weave at the hairdresser) and I lose it all again. It's a cycle that I have broken. Since I went natural, I have never been happier. To me, it's not just hair. At all. It's life. My natural hair symbolises strength and happiness and I wish this is something that people can understand.
I've had so many people say to me that me being natural has inspired them. So many are transitioning now. I remember rocking a mini fro to school every single day for a while and as you can imagine in England where people still unfortunately frown at natural hair, I created a u turn. Suddenly I had girls (I went to an all girls school) thanking me for showing that natural hair is beautiful and loadsss more girls rocking their fros to school too! I'm second year university now doing Economics but at sixth form I was 'Head of Mentoring' so girls would always come to me to talk and during school days I was like a big sister to like every single girl there!
I hope my story can be an inspirational to you all. Whether you're natural, texturised or relaxed. Do your thing! Don't let anyone tell you what you can't do, show them what you CAN do. Check out my 12 inches in 12 months challenge and/or follow me on twitter if you need any help / have any questions.
My name is Jennifer and this is my story.
I never thought I'd ever be at this stage where masses of people ask me for advice. I used to cry over my hair and now I cry tears of happiness. Ok, so my hair is so thick and long it may take HOURS to do twists but I'm so grateful, it can take days for all I care. It feels like dream. Honestly. It feels amazing when all my friends and family and strangers compliment me on my hair but can I tell you what also feels amazing? When the girls who laughed at my non-existent hair 3 years ago see now, my heart smiles but to be honest I took their negativity and turned it to a positive.
I have memories of all my hairdresser visits where they just did not care for my hair, one in particular around a year and a few months ago left me with a bleeding scalp. I can only wonder how these hairdressers see a young vulnerable girl crying in agony but do nothing about it. You see, the thing that hurts me most is that I put my ultimate trust in these people. Before they start I beg them not to do it tight. I beg them not to hurt me. I'd much rather have a loosely sewn weave than sleepless nights and migraines for a month. Since I was younger, I have always had a tender scalp and rather than these hairdressers acknowledging that, they treat me as if I'm exaggerating and literally laugh. Worst thing is that it's not just one bad bunch, I tried SO many hairdressers all over the place. It has come to the extent that the smell of weave and walking past these hairdressers make me anxious. I have always experienced balding as a result of all of these (traction/tension alopecia I believe it's called) but I try to stay strong and see what I can do about it. The hair grows back and then I go for a protective style (weave at the hairdresser) and I lose it all again. It's a cycle that I have broken. Since I went natural, I have never been happier. To me, it's not just hair. At all. It's life. My natural hair symbolises strength and happiness and I wish this is something that people can understand.
I've had so many people say to me that me being natural has inspired them. So many are transitioning now. I remember rocking a mini fro to school every single day for a while and as you can imagine in England where people still unfortunately frown at natural hair, I created a u turn. Suddenly I had girls (I went to an all girls school) thanking me for showing that natural hair is beautiful and loadsss more girls rocking their fros to school too! I'm second year university now doing Economics but at sixth form I was 'Head of Mentoring' so girls would always come to me to talk and during school days I was like a big sister to like every single girl there!
I hope my story can be an inspirational to you all. Whether you're natural, texturised or relaxed. Do your thing! Don't let anyone tell you what you can't do, show them what you CAN do. Check out my 12 inches in 12 months challenge and/or follow me on twitter if you need any help / have any questions.
My name is Jennifer and this is my story.
PureSilver
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You give me hope and lots of it too! thats a beautiful head of hair, so thick and strong. Congrats miss Fashionista!
Pretty, fluffy hair!! Love it!!
Please post regimen in thread once you have time!!! Products and such!!!
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