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I dont know what to do with my hair.
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Natty_Virgo
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Hmm I only know how to wash and go so I'm not much help but do you like braids? Or maybe twist out Bantu knot out or something.
jerseyhaircare
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You may want to get braids done until your hair reaches a more manageable length.
Pompous Blue
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Your hair would look so beautiful in flat-twists.
Have you looked at any YouTube videos for tutorials? When my hair was that length, flat-twists were my go-to style for a long time. And I wore my part in the same location you wear your part.
I'm natural, 4CZ.
Have you looked at any YouTube videos for tutorials? When my hair was that length, flat-twists were my go-to style for a long time. And I wore my part in the same location you wear your part.
I'm natural, 4CZ.
ChristmasCarol
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Totally agree with Pompous Blue ^^^
It won't take long to learn to flat-twist and after 3 or 4 days, you can wear a flat-twistout for two days.
You'll only have to "bother" with your hair once each week.
It won't take long to learn to flat-twist and after 3 or 4 days, you can wear a flat-twistout for two days.
You'll only have to "bother" with your hair once each week.
lovely_locks
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Thanks ladies! I feel like my hair is just....I got some length, and I figured my hair would start growing down. But it is just growing up and out :/ Off to youtube!
lovely_locks
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Isn't it! We can't put up, wearing it down just doesn't look right. Plus the back of mine is shorter than the front.
Prettymetty
Natural/4b/medium-coarse
Wear it in a puff or do some twists. Sometimes you just have to play around in the mirror until you get a cute style 
I agree with the braid out/twist out suggestion.
Learning shouldn't take that long.
You have a good face for short hair, it's just you've done nothing with it
. You should definitely play around with natural styles some more (and be patient with growth) before going for the relaxer!
Learning shouldn't take that long.
You have a good face for short hair, it's just you've done nothing with it
. You should definitely play around with natural styles some more (and be patient with growth) before going for the relaxer! Yes, and my hair is basically wool so it is a real struggle right now. This cold weather is not helping with the dryness either.The last time I was in this phase I was in college so I just wore braids and twists all the time and didn't really notice. I don't really want to do braids again so these flat twists sound pretty good about right now.
ChristmasCarol
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hairina
lovely_locks
I would post some pics for you, but I'm on my iPhone and I don't know how to do that.
Just Google: short hair flat twist styles
And tons will pop up!
HTH
lovely_locks
I would post some pics for you, but I'm on my iPhone and I don't know how to do that.
Just Google: short hair flat twist styles
And tons will pop up!
HTH
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ChristmasCarol
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BTW, Please don't relax OP! If you leave your hair alone (no relaxer, color, bleach, Keratin Treatments, etc.) for a year you'll be surprised by how long it will be. Maybe you could flatiron your hair every 4 months or so to trim a tiny bit.
The dreaded in-between length stage is where it seems most people get frustrated and then do something drastic...
The dreaded in-between length stage is where it seems most people get frustrated and then do something drastic...
Yeah, I googled flat twist styles but I just wanted to see what pics some of the members might have.
I disagree about the Kertain treatments. Seriously? Those are amazing and really good for strengthening the hair.
I disagree about the Kertain treatments. Seriously? Those are amazing and really good for strengthening the hair.
ChristmasCarol
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hairina
I used them years ago and they caused no damage. But it's not that way for everyone.
The caution I was giving OP was to not begin experimentation with different things during this in-between time. Severe setbacks can occur when we get bored/frustrated with our hair and start "doing stuff". I wasn't saying that relaxing, coloring, Keratin, etc. would definitely be damaging - just that it's best to be patient and keep a minimal regimen until reaching goal length - IF quickly growing long hair is the goal.
I see. Thanks for clearing that up!
lovely_locks
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Thank you everyone! You were right! I was thinking of using heat, dying my hair and even relaxing. I figure I can wait till I hit my year mark in May. And maybe it will be long enough for me to not be in this awkward stage.
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