SherryLove
Active Member
This a great thread, bubs......thanks a million....
Ipanema
Well-Known Member
This is some great advice. Here's another: while you're transitioning, and after you have a good amount of newgrowth, you can start practicing 2-strand twisting & cornrowing your hair. This is especially if you're a 3c, 4a, or 4b. That way after you cut the relaxer off, you'll already have those styling skills mastered.
morehairplease
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Bubbln great thread!!! Thanks so much!!!
GodMadeMePretty
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Hey isn't she (N4U2LM) on this site under the name "Allaboutthehair"? Her natural avatar caught my eye yesterday.
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I dunno
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No, they are different people.
Bublnbrnsuga said:
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Hey isn't she (N4U2LM) on this site under the name "Allaboutthehair"? Her natural avatar caught my eye yesterday.
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I dunno
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No, they are different people.
morehairplease
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poohbear-how do you add a thread as a favorite? TIA
morehairplease
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thanks so much!! I got it!!! Thanks so much!!! Really thanks!
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Bublnbrnsuga
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Hey everyone! I recently went to the beauty shop and got my hair flatironed!! I cannot believe how much it has grown in just 1 year and 7 months!! It is thick and full and bouncy. I think I will keep my hair like this once a month. Like I said before,shrinkage can fool ya!!
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Bublnbrnsuga
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hairlove said:
Where are the pictures??
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Yes please!
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I don't have a digicam;therefore, no pictures (of flatironed hair)
until later this year. On the other hand, I recently used up my film and I will be posting those pictures oh in about another month or so. They will be in the album titled 'my hair is too puffalicious for ya babe.' Ya'll ain't ready!!1
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Where are the pictures??
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Yes please!
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I don't have a digicam;therefore, no pictures (of flatironed hair)
brittanynic16
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if i had any advice i would say to learn to love your natural hair texture and accept it for what it is.
Hey guys.
I have been weaving my mother's hair since February. Well, her hair grew nicely underneath the three times I've done them. So, when I took it out last week, she had a lot of newgrowth. Usually her hair grows and then breaks off. She hasn't had a relaxer since I put that Profectiv perm in it (I can't remember when that was).
Well, her hair is so much healthier. Today, I gave her a dark rinse and clipped off her permed ends that were still left at the top. There may be a little permed parts left in there, but the next trim I give her will definitely rid her of them. I put a old pair of panty hose around her head (the leg part
) and brushed her hair back with the stocking around her baby puff. She looks so purdy.
I have been weaving my mother's hair since February. Well, her hair grew nicely underneath the three times I've done them. So, when I took it out last week, she had a lot of newgrowth. Usually her hair grows and then breaks off. She hasn't had a relaxer since I put that Profectiv perm in it (I can't remember when that was).
Well, her hair is so much healthier. Today, I gave her a dark rinse and clipped off her permed ends that were still left at the top. There may be a little permed parts left in there, but the next trim I give her will definitely rid her of them. I put a old pair of panty hose around her head (the leg part
deeplyrooted
New Member
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
Ayeshia
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deeplyrooted said:
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
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Im going to try avocado butter and shealoe butter. Cant wait to order it!
deeplyrooted said:
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
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Im going to try avocado butter and shealoe butter. Cant wait to order it!
gabrielle2
New Member
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deeplyrooted said:
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
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GIVE IT UP FOR THE BUTTERS! that is ALL that i use on my hair..other than conditioner and black soap on occassion for a wash these days.
deeplyrooted said:
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
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deeplyrooted
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ayeshia said:
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deeplyrooted said:
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
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Im going to try avocado butter and shealoe butter. Cant wait to order it!
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You'll love 'em.
Maximum effective is straight outta the
or
on dripping wet hair. I use it when I make my buns or any slicked back style for the summer.
ayeshia said:
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deeplyrooted said:
Wonderful thread.
My only suggestion would be to not forget about the wonderful, moisturizing butters available out there. Seems like all natural butters have been my saving grace from keeping my hair from looking severely dry within the past few months.
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Im going to try avocado butter and shealoe butter. Cant wait to order it!
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You'll love 'em.
gabrielle2
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OFF TOPIC...but hey deeplyrooted..i am a BAMA STATE GRAD also! class of 96
deeplyrooted
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OFF TOPIC...but hey deeplyrooted..i am a BAMA STATE GRAD also! class of 96
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GO HEAD!
I'm a
alumni, but you should be able to see me at the Magic City Classics ... inbetween kickin' tail via the alumni association to get some stuff fixed on that campus.
You can access my graduation pics by typing in englishdegree (all as one word) for the graduation album.
class of 2004 representin'.
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OFF TOPIC...but hey deeplyrooted..i am a BAMA STATE GRAD also! class of 96
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GO HEAD!
class of 2004 representin'.
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deeplyrooted said:
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gabrielle2 said:
OFF TOPIC...but hey deeplyrooted..i am a BAMA STATE GRAD also! class of 96
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GO HEAD!
I'm a
alumni, but you should be able to see me at the Magic City Classics ... inbetween kickin' tail via the alumni association to get some stuff fixed on that campus.
You can access my graduation pics by typing in englishdegree (all as one word) for the graduation album.
class of 2004 representin'.
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See you at the Classic...Class of 97 here!!!!
deeplyrooted said:
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gabrielle2 said:
OFF TOPIC...but hey deeplyrooted..i am a BAMA STATE GRAD also! class of 96
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GO HEAD!
class of 2004 representin'.
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See you at the Classic...Class of 97 here!!!!
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Karonica said:
Hey guys.
I have been weaving my mother's hair since February. Well, her hair grew nicely underneath the three times I've done them. So, when I took it out last week, she had a lot of newgrowth. Usually her hair grows and then breaks off. She hasn't had a relaxer since I put that Profectiv perm in it (I can't remember when that was).
Well, her hair is so much healthier. Today, I gave her a dark rinse and clipped off her permed ends that were still left at the top. There may be a little permed parts left in there, but the next trim I give her will definitely rid her of them. I put a old pair of panty hose around her head (the leg part
) and brushed her hair back with the stocking around her baby puff. She looks so purdy.
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Cool Beans!!! Go Karonica's Mom! That's great! Before I forget, be careful with those pantyhose headbands...some folks reported breakage after prolonged use. You may want to switch to scarves...I think they're gentler on the hair line.
Karonica said:
Hey guys.
I have been weaving my mother's hair since February. Well, her hair grew nicely underneath the three times I've done them. So, when I took it out last week, she had a lot of newgrowth. Usually her hair grows and then breaks off. She hasn't had a relaxer since I put that Profectiv perm in it (I can't remember when that was).
Well, her hair is so much healthier. Today, I gave her a dark rinse and clipped off her permed ends that were still left at the top. There may be a little permed parts left in there, but the next trim I give her will definitely rid her of them. I put a old pair of panty hose around her head (the leg part
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Cool Beans!!! Go Karonica's Mom! That's great! Before I forget, be careful with those pantyhose headbands...some folks reported breakage after prolonged use. You may want to switch to scarves...I think they're gentler on the hair line.
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