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9 weeks post. Decided to relax next weekend at 10 weeks.
My newgrowth is really thick and tangly this cycle. I've been more consistent with taking biotin since the first of December - wonder if that has something to do with it?
12 weeks post and it’s at this point my hair can go feral I think I will relax next Sunday if I’m up to it because I don’t want it to be boom 6 months and I’m threaten to do a Brittney Spears.
I'm a little over 4 months post at 18 weeks, 3 days.
It's feeling like I have much more new growth than usual.
I'm not sure I can safely make it to stretch a year, even by just transitioning braid styles.
I need to see what's behind this extra new growth. My last texlax results were straighter than I wanted so it doesn't seem like hair that missed processing nor underprocessed hair.
So I'm preparing myself mentally to texlax in April, at 6 months post.
Then I'll stretch 6 more months until Oct for my annual length check.
Y’all I’m going to retouch in 2 weeks but my new growth is so soft. Around this time last yr I was about to buzz my head and now I have a routine that’s keeping more hair intact. Progress. I’m teary.
I started a thread around here years ago where we could post our pre-relaxer pics. The differences were like !
My non-black coworkers think my hair grows so fast. They don't realize I'm simply stretching my relaxers and my newgrowth shrinks my total length. Even had one lady compliment me on my nice "haircut". I told her thank you and left it at that.
Thank you for reminding me! I get discouraged often bc it looks like my hair isn't really gaining any length and I forgot that lots of new growth can make the hair appear shorter. And I usually have MONTHS of new growth! So it looks like I'm losing ground when I'm not. Until I do a pull down and I'm touching a different part of my body, then I can feel progress.