temfash
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Well, I've been natural for 7 years and I have no intention of ever getting a relaxer, texturizer or any other texture-altering procedure again.
same here love my natural hair.
Well, I've been natural for 7 years and I have no intention of ever getting a relaxer, texturizer or any other texture-altering procedure again.
The question is why did I relax my hair for 7 years? I want to stay natural
the beautiful thing is its YOUR hair to do with what you wishI'm 22 years old, and I have a lot I want to do with my hair before I die.
1. I want to prove that I can rock my natural 4/b kinkiest of the kinky hair and grow it out for as long as I want it. Probably to SL.
2. I want to prove to myself that I can have long (never passed SL) healthy relaxed hair as well and grow it to MBL. Relaxers weren't my problem, it was the lack of knowlege on how to care for my hair.
3. I want to get my hair highlighted.
4. I want to get a cool cut with bangs and long layers
5. I want to do a long 1+ year transition back to natural (I didn't get to transition this time, I just chopped)
6. I want to rock a blonde TWA
7. I want to try a texlax
7. Then Repeat all steps above in various order.
I guess I'll stay natural when i'm 50 and ride it on out, probably keep it short bc I know I'm too lazy to deal with long hair. Who knows what I might do next...Honestly, it's just hair to me. It grows. As long as it's healthy, I could care less if it's relaxed or natural. I love MY hair. BC it's mine.
Yes; I am natural for life.
I absolutely LOVE my natural hair.:heart2:
Sometimes after I finish washing my hair, and my hair curls up and does it's own thing, honestly, I find myself thanking God for my hair and for bringing me to this point in my life that I love and accept myself entirely, including accepting what my hair can and cannot do in comparison to looser or tighter textures.
For me, it's been a journey.
As silly as it may sound, I've actually grown with my hair.
I love myself much more now than when I first started to transition.
I wouldn't return to relaxed hair (or this new-fangled textlax)for the life of me; I wear my hair curly 9.5 times out of 10.
I do plan to straighten once or two times a year just to see length, but other than that, I'm a natural curly girl for life!
When I chopped in 2005 I intended on staying natural for good. Over the last 8 months or so, I've been really fed up, but I've decided perming isn't going to help me in the long term, so yes, I'm staying natural.
Yep. I love highlights too so I'll never relax again.
I've been "maybe" transitioning for awhile. I'm not even sure how long, but at least nine months.
It depends, probably, which one is more of a pain-in-the-bum: self-relaxing every 12-14 weeks, or detangling and re-twisting every 3-5 weeks.
[/QUOTE]Have you made a commitment to stay natural come what may?
Is there another choice? For me, this is ME, I can't change that.
or are you just taking it as it comes?
as what comes? Naps?
how do you plan to meet your own unique natural hair challenges? do you have a plan of action?
I will do what I've been doing for the past 5 years or so, I don't and never have had any severe hair issue so I don't even know how to answer this.
I Am Natural for life this is my third time going natural
The Only Way for me to stay natural is to love my nappies, praise and cherish them .....
Honestly, I don't ever see relaxing again in my future.