c0urtr0cbaby
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where does your relaxed hair go when you grow it out? Like, does it disappear? (<-joking) I'm currently transitioning but I'm confused about where the relaxed hair goes. Please don't slaughter me ladies. . .
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This might be a really DUMB question but. . .
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LivingDoll
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The relaxed hair remains on the ends of your hair until they are eventually trimmed off.
chosen07
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I think most of us have wondered about this until we were 'educated'
I know during my transition, I had a handful of people who commented that my braids were a good way to help *turn* my hair back to natural. I actually had to explain this concept of "the ends [relaxed] were not going anywhere unless they were cut" to my husband literally 3 times and another 2 times to my mommy! so all that to say..not a dumb question. and its better you ask so now when you hear others saying it- you can share the wealth of knowledge..too many of us relaxed ladies walking around thinking that water or braids or watever will *turn our hair back*.
mariofmagdal
New Member
Yes its true they hang around until they break or are cut off. I am caring for two textures with my daughters hair. It has not grown out to a length where I am ready to cut yet. (I really wanted to take them all off, the dead ends) Soon I will begin to trim them away, fortunately, her ends are in great shape so we are just happily growing hair!
c0urtr0cbaby
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Thanks everyone! I was sooo confused. 
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