maymajesty
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So 4b, it's not even funny. Relaxed.
So what now?
So what now?
4b natural here
To be honest, I'm not sure exactly what type my hair falls under so I'll just describe it. It's been 20+ years since my hair was natural. My hair has always been shoulder length and always straightened with a hot comb (pre-relaxed years). When it rained, my length would shrink into an afro; a VERY TANGLY afro. For this reason I hated washing my hair not because of the texture but for the fact that it tangles so easily. When it's not straightened, it's bushy with no shine.
Am I a 4b? And if so, who here is a 4b with BSL hair who doesn't straighten it? I'd love to know your secret, because I'm THIS CLOSE to chopping my hair OFF RIGHT AT THE NEW GROWTH and grow back my real hair and I'm wondering if it's even possible. (Yes, I'm having a sick-of-trying-to-figure-out-what-to-do-with-this-hair day.)
I had to leave. I was getting an itch to take out my hair and try some of the styles... mind you I just cornrowed it today. I'm going to stay our of that dangerous album until it's time for me to redo my hair
Lys
First, I do remember what my natural hair was like as a child and its texture.4b/c, maybe 5a/b lol! Natural.
To the relaxed or texlaxed 4b, how do you know for sure what's your texture? I didn't know for sure until I went completely natural. The new growth is not the best indicator because it will always feel coarse and nappy next to the straightened part.
4b/c, maybe 5a/b lol! Natural.
To the relaxed or texlaxed 4b, how do you know for sure what's your texture? I didn't know for sure until I went completely natural. The new growth is not the best indicator because it will always feel coarse and nappy next to the straightened part.
I have a question for all the 4b texlaxed ladies. How long do you keep the relaxer in your hair to get that nice, non-bone straight texture?