hii! thanks for stoppin by :) the products I use in my hair for braidouts, twistouts,etc are Giovanni Direct-Leave In Conditioner Coconut Oil and Sometimes, I use Aubrey Organics B-5 GEL I keep it real simple. The direct-leave in is really all I need sometimes, that stuff is that good.
Thanks for coming by! I'm glad you decided no on the texturizer. I have to say I'm in a little funk with my hair right now, but I know this will pass. Until next time.... B.
That's great to hear, I'm glad you were encouraged and are working with your hair! It really is beautiful :) It's also great to hear about your profession...so I'm sure you understand the stress of applying and getting applications in now :)... I'm almost done and will turn in my last app in a week or two. Where I currently work, aaaalll of the black female professionals are natural, it's awesome to see and something to aspire to. Good luck on your trip.
Ur album is very inspiring...I know this is an hair forum but I would absolutely LOVEEEE to see more pics of your homeland and ceremonial customs....Peace & Blessings...BNOble
Thank you so much for stopping by. I'm hoping you change your mind about tex/laxing. There is so much beauty in a natural head, but at the end of the day, you have to do what is best for you.
We have a bunch of people from Australia at my place of work :-D
Re: the texturiser..... NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don't do it :-D
Try to make you curls more manageable by keeping the hair moisturised. After co/washing I leave a little of the conditioner in my hair then use from the following.... aloe vera juice, shea butter, aloe vera gel, coconut oil etc.
You really don't want to be a slave to the chemical process, having to do touch ups every 8 weeks and the problem with texturisers is that it is hard to keep uniformity of the curl pattern because the hair gets straighter depending on the following: how long you leave the product on and how you apply it. I'm sure you can't guarantee all things will remain equal each time you touch up.
Thanks for coming by Sista Love. I don't know you but I know how challenging this natural journey can be. I would advise you not to texturize your hair. What ever you do your hair will always be able to grow and be beautiful. So if you decide to texturize and then change your mind you can always BC again and start over. Happy Growing!
I love your hair and it looks very beautiful on you. Don't change your texture. I know from experience, that 3 to 6 inches of hair gets old. I did braids for two weeks and missed my hair so much that I couldn't wait to take them out. Hang in there and it will be worth the wait. Experiment more and find the styles that you like, don't listen to others. It's all about you!!!
Thank you for the wonderful comments you left me. I want to let you know that your hair is beautiful!!!! don't go through with the Texturizer...I can't wait until my hair reaches your length :-) take care! HHG
Thanks for your compliment and sharing your pictures. I've always wanted to be able to go to Australia and New Zealand. Hopefully I will be able to travel out there and stay for a while, either next year or the year after. Hopefully next year though. :-)
Hello, thank you so much for coming by my album. I lloked through your album as well and I really enjoyed your pictures. I love the color and texture of your hair. Thank you so much for sharing the pictures of your heritage. Those pictures are so moving and inspirational. Your album is off to a great start and I can't wait to see more from you. It's so nice to share the experiences of another beautiful, natural sister.
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