andromeda
Well-Known Member
I'm trying to keep up with transitioning until at least April. I'm doing a low-mani regimen and keeping my hair cornowed for a month at a time. I clarified my hair this weekend (as prep for henna) and took texture shots. I allowed my hair to air dry, granted I went on autpilot and put my hair in large, loose twists, so it could've been stretched slightly. Please pardon my chipped nail polish.
I traced a quarter onto the paper for perspective.
I snipped off some of the relaxed ends from this section but not completely, as you can see.
Here's a pic I took two weeks ago of my damp hair.
I also took a pic that shows all of my hair, including my relaxed ends - but it is such a ham, it's unfit for public viewing
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I traced a quarter onto the paper for perspective.
I snipped off some of the relaxed ends from this section but not completely, as you can see.
Here's a pic I took two weeks ago of my damp hair.
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wondering if there was some secret we didn't know of.
Good for you!
Told my DH, "See, this is why I am going have to BC soon." I know pictures are better than words so here go. The first two show how see through my ends are compared to my new growth. The last pic is how I ended up wearing my hair. DH suggested that I just cut the back, but if I start to cut anything, then I'm going to do the whole thing. Anyway, just thought I would share. But I think my hair is trying to tell me something
Plus I can't stand the two textures. The new growth makes my hair thick in some areas and the parts that are still relaxed look thin and lifeless
"Been there/Done that too many times. I give up. I'm just gonna let all the relaxer grow out and be N-A-T-U-R-A-L. I don't even plan on hot combing my hair unless it's urgent!
. I will surely hold out til I'm at least 1 yr post. My schedule is too hectic right now to try to add on a new beginning with my hair. I just wanted to share the importance of listening to our hair. Whether is be the need for protein, the need for moisture, the need to let the relaxers go, or the need to cut the relaxed ends. (Although right about now I'm telling my hair to shut the h*ll up!
)I'm just going to be patient. My hair doesn't normally look like that in the back. But it is my thinnest area where the texture is also very fine. I'll be alright. But I hope this answered my DH question as to why we all feel the need to eventually cut our hair or BC. The proof is in the pudding or shall I say in the hair!