Many of us on this board have learned much about how to care for our hair and retain the fruits thereof - from a range of sources, including but not limited to our own personal experiences that are shared, tips from successful members on this board, participation and research from other boards, books, professional knowledge, trial & error and much more.
A question I have is, at what point do you feel you no longer need a glut of support to continue the trek on which you have begun? Once you figure out what works best for your hair and how to optimize its length-accruing abilities, do you really feel a need or impulse to come to this board - or other hair boards - for tips?
As someone who somewhat recently became texturized, I came here primarily because I knew the tone and mood of the board was different. I once belonged to a board for naturals where the lines were clearly drawn and if you pondered or appreciated anything other than a bevy of naps on anyone's head, you were a traitor.
In coming here, I found lots of information; I was mainly taken aback that so many women with texturizers and relaxers had achieved beautiful, healthy heads of hair. That really helped me get over the hump and make the final call on texturizing my hair.
Now I come here mainly because of the camraderie of the place in general. I really don't frequent the hair board much anymore unless someone has a really impressive album or if I am having a hair quandry.
What about everyone else?
A question I have is, at what point do you feel you no longer need a glut of support to continue the trek on which you have begun? Once you figure out what works best for your hair and how to optimize its length-accruing abilities, do you really feel a need or impulse to come to this board - or other hair boards - for tips?
As someone who somewhat recently became texturized, I came here primarily because I knew the tone and mood of the board was different. I once belonged to a board for naturals where the lines were clearly drawn and if you pondered or appreciated anything other than a bevy of naps on anyone's head, you were a traitor.
In coming here, I found lots of information; I was mainly taken aback that so many women with texturizers and relaxers had achieved beautiful, healthy heads of hair. That really helped me get over the hump and make the final call on texturizing my hair.
Now I come here mainly because of the camraderie of the place in general. I really don't frequent the hair board much anymore unless someone has a really impressive album or if I am having a hair quandry.
What about everyone else?