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Boredom+heat+shear= transition over (with pics)
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MummysGirl
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Your hair's beautiful 
melissa-bee
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It looks nice and very soft, what was your transitioning regimen?
Trini_Chutney
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Its beautiful! Congratulations!!
lovegymnasts
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Dang! You look cute.
It looks great on you.
It looks great on you.
lolascurls
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Congrats on the BC, hon!
BostonMaria
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Congratulations!!!! Love the rose in your hair
Lola Laughs
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Beautiful...congrats!
Sapphire_chic
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so pretty! congrats.
Southernbella.
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That made my day
4evershika
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Congrats! Your hair is beautiful and I love your texture!!
LivinMyLifeLikeItsGolden
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it suits you. it looks really good.
Zaz
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Thank you so much for all the kind words everyone, I'm over here :blush3:
I don't really have a set regimen.
I washed it with Dr Bronner's sweet almond soap about once a week.
Co wash and detangle with Aussie moist, Giovanni 50/50, Suave shea butter and almond or HEHH.
I deep condition with moisture or protein depending on how my hair feels about once a week as well.
During the first couple of months, I'd detangle my hair once a week or even every two weeks. I'd still cowash and such in between but just didn't run a comb thru it
After month 10ish I started to have to detangle every time I wet it or else I'd have a tangled mess that takes me an hour to undo. When I detangled every time, it would only take me about 5 minutes to do.
I wore it mostly in a 'reverse bun' basically a puff and I'd take all my relaxed pieces and tuck it in the middle. Or a twist and curl, which gave me a curly chin length bob.
HTH
ETA I knew I posted a pic in here of my puff/bun
I don't really have a set regimen.
I washed it with Dr Bronner's sweet almond soap about once a week.
Co wash and detangle with Aussie moist, Giovanni 50/50, Suave shea butter and almond or HEHH.
I deep condition with moisture or protein depending on how my hair feels about once a week as well.
During the first couple of months, I'd detangle my hair once a week or even every two weeks. I'd still cowash and such in between but just didn't run a comb thru it
After month 10ish I started to have to detangle every time I wet it or else I'd have a tangled mess that takes me an hour to undo. When I detangled every time, it would only take me about 5 minutes to do.
I wore it mostly in a 'reverse bun' basically a puff and I'd take all my relaxed pieces and tuck it in the middle. Or a twist and curl, which gave me a curly chin length bob.
HTH
ETA I knew I posted a pic in here of my puff/bun
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Zaz
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I tried a twistout today and my hair looked the exact same after as it did before 
I'm surprised how soft it feels, I always thought I had coarse hair. I also realised I have a couple wayward texture patches but overall it seems pretty even, I like it. I'm excited about trying new things and figuring out what works for me
I'm surprised how soft it feels, I always thought I had coarse hair. I also realised I have a couple wayward texture patches but overall it seems pretty even, I like it. I'm excited about trying new things and figuring out what works for me 
BobbieDoll
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Looks great congrats!
Precious_P
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Lovely!! It really looks good.
naturalepiphany
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Congrats!!!! Super Gorgeous!!! you make me miss my mini fro enjoy it while you have it. Time really does fly.
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