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I'll be six months post on april 3rd, and I'm seriously considering BC-ing. I'd planned to wear braids most of this year anyway, so I'm kinda like what difference will it make, and why hang on to these relaxed ends....? I dunno...I need to stop watching BC vids on Youtube:look:.
 
I'll be six months post on april 3rd, and I'm seriously considering BC-ing. I'd planned to wear braids most of this year anyway, so I'm kinda like what difference will it make, and why hang on to these relaxed ends....? I dunno...I need to stop watching BC vids on Youtube:look:.

Those bc vids will get you every time :yep:. I cut a little bit in the front of my hair bc I just couldn't picture how that would look :look:. Just as with the other snips I :love: it. March and warmer weather will be here soon and I will be a cowashing fool again. I can't wait.
 
hiding my hair while in school and working has done me well
im taking these twists down in 2 weeks
and then bunning for 1 week
and twistouts/braidouts/bantu knots for 2 weeks
and then twists/braids again

this is the best way for me. if i have to do my hair daily, i would have gotten a touch-up by now cuz my hair doesn't want to agree/tangles :perplexed
 
:sleeping: :afro:Last night, I had a dream that I had bc'd and finally had all natural hair.

I'll be straightening my hair next week. Maybe my dream will become reality :look:...
 
My classmate told me today that my hair is always different. Come to think of it in the last 5-6 weeks I've had my senegalese twists, my gelled bun, my reddish kinky twists, and the micros
 
I did a bantu knot out for the past 2 days. But my hair gets all tangly, and my hair hates tangles! But rollersetting is just too much work at this point. So I will be getting braids soon.
 
im getting a sew in saturday....im 5 months n im too busy in college to experiment what works well with my hair...so i think sew in it is!!! honestly otherwise i might take a dive into the creamy crack :ohwell:
 
I still have not decided what I want to do to my hair for the spring/summer. I know I want to give it a break but I can't decide if I want braids or a sew in. I'm leaning towards the latter.

i'm still just wearing my hair straight all the time at the salon with steam treatments. I just bought a bunch of stuff so I can attempt to do it myself at home. I visit the salon every week, trying to cut it down to every 2 to 3 weeks. So I bought...

-A Hana elite flat iron
-A cheap stand up steamer
-An FHI professional blow dryer

I'm still in search for a serious deep moisturizing conditioner. The one they use at my salon is their own personal product concoction and not for retail sale. not yet anyway.
 
im getting a sew in saturday....im 5 months n im too busy in college to experiment what works well with my hair...so i think sew in it is!!! honestly otherwise i might take a dive into the creamy crack :ohwell:

Don't forget to take care of your hair underneath :yep:
 
I've been baggying every night, even with the Senegalese Twists. My NG is so soft, it's almost scary. I'm thinking about giving my hair a break after I remove this set of ST's next month. Then, I'll probably install the ST's again or try a sew-in. I really like the Kinky-Curly hair that Ediese was wearing in her last thread with pics.:yep:
 
Man - I wish I could get twists or a sew-in or wear a half-wig to hide my hair but my job environment is fairly conservative. :perplexed

Oh well-- I guess I'll be bunning and doing braidouts for the next year or so. :look:
 
Man - I wish I could get twists or a sew-in or wear a half-wig to hide my hair but my job environment is fairly conservative. :perplexed

Oh well-- I guess I'll be bunning and doing braidouts for the next year or so. :look:

Why wouldn't you be able to wear sewn-ins or half wigs in a conservative environment? I also work for a very conservative company(black suits, stockings and all), and I often wear sewn ins and half wigs with no problems.
 
i'm loving my twistout right now. my hair is so silky and soft and springy lol. i like this coconut oil too. i can't wait to wash my hair tomorrow with this Hair One and see how that works. then i wanna experiment some more with styling. :lol:
 
Ladies who hide their hair throughout their transition.. How do you manage! :lol:

Yesterday I washed after having it straight for 9 days and I was so glad to see my tiny coilies again. I stood in front of the mirror shaking my head from side to side to see how they bounced. :lachen:
I missed them. :infatuated:
 
I know what you mean!!! I even have a video showing me touching & playing in my new growth after my 1st wash/DC when I straightened. I love playing in my hair :grin:

Ladies who hide their hair throughout their transition.. How do you manage! :lol:

Yesterday I washed after having it straight for 9 days and I was so glad to see my tiny coilies again. I stood in front of the mirror shaking my head from side to side to see how they bounced. :lachen:
I missed them. :infatuated:
 
I know what you mean!!! I even have a video showing me touching & playing in my new growth after my 1st wash/DC when I straightened. I love playing in my hair :grin:

Lol, yes I saw that one and could feel your joy. :lol:
 
25 wks post and luving it. I won't bc at all, just gonna grow it out. I'm soooo luving how thick my hair is, I forgot how thick it was.
 
Twistout: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP5hK6q4VhE

Be warned: it's a little dark :ohwell:
:up: Both vids are great. Very informative and well-executed. The only thing I might do is speed up certain sections (i.e. twisting/undoing twists) where it's not essential that the viewer see the process in a precise manner in real time. The results are great! Your hair looks fully natural - so uniform and thick!
Ladies who hide their hair throughout their transition.. How do you manage! :lol:

Yesterday I washed after having it straight for 9 days and I was so glad to see my tiny coilies again. I stood in front of the mirror shaking my head from side to side to see how they bounced. :lachen:
I missed them. :infatuated:
Girl, I'm about to go stir-crazy. I've had these cornrows in for almost a month and twirling the buckshots in my nape is the most I've gotten to play with my hair. Even though I know the end of the month is fast approaching, it can't come soon enough! :lol:
 
Why wouldn't you be able to wear sewn-ins or half wigs in a conservative environment? I also work for a very conservative company(black suits, stockings and all), and I often wear sewn ins and half wigs with no problems.

My concern is wearing something that does not look authentic. I would more likely wear a sew-in or half wig that looked real enough by my standards. I just haven't seen any that have impressed me.
 
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