Transitioners, would you perm for $1,000?

[Soliel185]

soleil - i love your calculation method! haha

so it's a webisode commercial where a stylist will be washing, styling my hair and using the products (if i'm cast) i think that's the main reason why they wanted relaxed hair, so that it would be maybe easier for the stylist to work with?

Anywho, i hope i get it, and can pull the okeydoke on em, like... huh? i wasn't told about any perming..... and maybe they'll still use me! hehehe

it's a business descision! I mean - gas ain't cheap these days, but a full head of natural hair is straight FIYAH! Maybe you should make a pros and cons list....

 

[shermeezy]

Hey Whimsy! I'd be very tempted to (if the price was higher). I'm almost 4 months into my transition, and I thought I was in it for the long haul. But then I found this pic of my hair yesterday taken in March and well, it's making me rethink this whole thing. I'd like to enjoy my hair at BSL for a little while longer...I'm giving myself till the end of the summer to make up my mind. As long as you know why you're doing it...

A little off topic but.. you just read my mind. I'm enjoying my transition but I really want to see my length. I'm thinking of using a relaxer and just leaving it on for a few minutes. I miss wrapping my hair but I'll feel like such a wimp to give up after transitioning for so long. My DH has challenged me to wait until August. He has also asked me to stop wearing my buns. So now, I'm not sure what to do.

 

[cmw45]

As a broke college student I would definitely do it and then BC. I loved having short hair and now that I know what to do with it making it back to length I am at now would not be anywhere near as difficult as when I first did it, expeirmenting and trying to figure everything out along the way.

 

[vestaluv1]

That's like what... just a lil' over 500 pounds... NAH!... I'd regret it big time.