MummysGirl
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*walks through thread and high fives everybody* Congrats on your milestones!
I will be 10 months post on the 19th. I can't believe it!
*walks through thread and high fives everybody* Congrats on your milestones!
I will be 10 months post on the 19th. I can't believe it!
I finished redoing the twists front of my head yesterday.
I was too lazy to the back.
My friend created an updo today.
I love it!
I've been rocking two braids for the past couple days and have received so many compliments. Really? I'm just trying to keep my hair detangled until I wash and color this week lol.
I've been rocking two braids for the past couple days and have received so many compliments. Really? I'm just trying to keep my hair detangled until I wash and color this week lol.
So I finally tried Mummygirl's airdrying in sections method. I was sort of putting it off because I'm trying to limit the attention my hair is getting. I hardly have any free time as it is! I had to give in because my hair is now getting so thick and it's taking for ever to dry plus it's getting soo cold.
I parted my hair in four sections and suddenly felt very stupid for not having done this before. It´s so simple and obvious. My hair dried all over instead of just the part that is exposed to air when I leave it down. Thanks for this method Mummy!
So I had like 4 puffs with stringy relaxed hair hanging from them, it looked so funny I actually laughed at them .
Anyway, with my hair now evenly damp/dried, I knotted them up, went to bed and when I took them out in the morning I was all at my stupid relaxed hair being all pretty and silky and shiny! That´s the last way you want the part you're cutting off to behave like. It's usually a little frizzy and course from the back still being too wet.
Here are some pics of my puffs and their stringy ends and my darned relaxed hair behaving like it´s better than my ng before I put it up in a ponytail this morning.
My last relaxer was on the 16th so i'm just 1 day ahead of you! I'm BCing end of 2010 though so you might do your chop before i do mine.
MyAngelEyez, its good to see that i have a lot of company in this thread, there are a few ladies that are 8 weeks like me, the company is just what i need to keep me going!
I use giovanni direct leave in - I love it but it seems that ladies with thick strands don't. I have fine strands so my hair loves a light protein/moisturising leave in.
Moisturiser... hmmm, I make a mix now - cheapie con, evoo, glycerin and water and my hair it! I also seal with a shea butter mix - unrefined shea butter, aloe vera gel, castor oil and coconut oil. My hair ALWAYS feels soft and moisturised
Ask any questions as many times as you like, we're always asking here and there's always someone willing to answer
I, personally, ORS Olive Oil Replenishing Conditioner and I mix it with some oil (either Extra Virgin Olive Oil or coconut oil)
Moisturiser - My homemade moisturising spritz: cheapie con, evoo, glycerin and water and my hair it! I with a shea butter mix - unrefined shea butter, aloe vera gel, castor oil and coconut oil.
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Deep Conditioners--Hairveda's Sitrinillah, Jessicurl's Weekly Deep Treatment, and Aubrey Organic's Honeysuckle Rose
I mentioned my moisturizers in the post above.
Works for me! I need to stop being so darned lazy! I'm just so not hair motivated right now.That's a pretty good idea actually.. I might try it over the weekend or the holidays so I won't have to redo it.
Very pretty! What products did you put in?
Grand Prix really pretty and good job!!!
Works for me! I need to stop being so darned lazy! I'm just so not hair motivated right now.
BTW, your NG is PRETTY :sweet:!
So I finally tried Mummygirl's airdrying in sections method. I was sort of putting it off because I'm trying to limit the attention my hair is getting. I hardly have any free time as it is! I had to give in because my hair is now getting so thick and it's taking for ever to dry plus it's getting soo cold.
I parted my hair in four sections and suddenly felt very stupid for not having done this before. It´s so simple and obvious. My hair dried all over instead of just the part that is exposed to air when I leave it down. Thanks for this method Mummy!
So I had like 4 puffs with stringy relaxed hair hanging from them, it looked so funny I actually laughed at them .
Anyway, with my hair now evenly damp/dried, I knotted them up, went to bed and when I took them out in the morning I was all at my stupid relaxed hair being all pretty and silky and shiny! That´s the last way you want the part you're cutting off to behave like. It's usually a little frizzy and course from the back still being too wet.
Here are some pics of my puffs and their stringy ends and my darned relaxed hair behaving like it´s better than my ng before I put it up in a ponytail this morning.
Ok So I have decided to transition, I am currently 35 1/2 weeks post! as of right now I don't plan on doing a BC but who knows that may change next week! If I had to say when I'll BC i Would have to say at 30 months.
Well Wish me luck! and Good Luck to all you lovely ladies!
Hey ladies!
I wanna cut a section from my hair to start keep track of my growth and texture. I have no idea of what area to choose b/c I would hate to have styling problems as a result. Where should I most likely cut from?
Also for the edges and nape, are most ladies just waiting for those processed ends to fall off or have you all been trimming those areas so their natural ahead of the rest of your hair? TIA.
Why have you been hiding your beautiful hair from us?!?!?!?!?
I it!
Your hair looks so healthy - all of it! Your new growth is just too pretty (tell me it's as soft as it looks!), your relaxed hair looks so silky and soft too lachen: sorry it's true) !!!!
I know what you mean about the puffs with stringy relaxed ends, it's such a huge difference in both textures for me but by the time my hair dries, it's not so bad. I'll try my next bantu knot out (next week) on airdried (in ponytails) hair.
I'm glad it worked for you
Hey ladies!
I wanna cut a section from my hair to start keep track of my growth and texture. I have no idea of what area to choose b/c I would hate to have styling problems as a result. Where should I most likely cut from?
Also for the edges and nape, are most ladies just waiting for those processed ends to fall off or have you all been trimming those areas so their natural ahead of the rest of your hair? TIA.