jainygirl
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I attempted to do a search on the old transition thread but that one is kind of old and alot of the people that were transitioning have already done the B.C. so here's the new one /images/graemlins/trampoline.gif
Well, many things have been going on hairwise -- what i want from my hair, disappointment with thinning when i knew what the main problem for me is (outside of the protein in my diet), feeling really like overall my relationship with my relaxer has gone the distance, wondering why do it again when i havent been happy with the prospect of relaxing the last 6 years ESPECIALLY when i actually like my natural hair.
But outside of ALL of that i've been relaxed for 22 years and i think it's time for me to see my own hair again before i die /images/graemlins/rofl.gif
I attempted to transition last year but that obviously wasnt the right time because here i am again. I think the lack of success for the last attempt was that my motives were different. I wanted to transition for new styles and because i was bored with my hair. This time i feel more like me and the relaxer have to break up. Yes like all relationships this one needs time to dissolve. Hence my decision to transition.
Before anyone posts anything about thinking about it, it's okay i'm decided and wont be changing my mind but thanks for making sure that i dont make any hasty decisions /images/graemlins/kiss.gif It's just the time for me to begin this and it FEELS that way as well which is the biggest reason for me feeling very comfortable and confident in my decision. /images/graemlins/smile.gif -- jainygirl
ETA: I will be transitioning for a year. Any type 4's out there with advice and tips for caring for my hair during that time please feel free to share, your advice is very welcome. TIA /images/graemlins/wink.gif-- jainy
Well, many things have been going on hairwise -- what i want from my hair, disappointment with thinning when i knew what the main problem for me is (outside of the protein in my diet), feeling really like overall my relationship with my relaxer has gone the distance, wondering why do it again when i havent been happy with the prospect of relaxing the last 6 years ESPECIALLY when i actually like my natural hair.
But outside of ALL of that i've been relaxed for 22 years and i think it's time for me to see my own hair again before i die /images/graemlins/rofl.gif
I attempted to transition last year but that obviously wasnt the right time because here i am again. I think the lack of success for the last attempt was that my motives were different. I wanted to transition for new styles and because i was bored with my hair. This time i feel more like me and the relaxer have to break up. Yes like all relationships this one needs time to dissolve. Hence my decision to transition.
Before anyone posts anything about thinking about it, it's okay i'm decided and wont be changing my mind but thanks for making sure that i dont make any hasty decisions /images/graemlins/kiss.gif It's just the time for me to begin this and it FEELS that way as well which is the biggest reason for me feeling very comfortable and confident in my decision. /images/graemlins/smile.gif -- jainygirl
ETA: I will be transitioning for a year. Any type 4's out there with advice and tips for caring for my hair during that time please feel free to share, your advice is very welcome. TIA /images/graemlins/wink.gif-- jainy