Braids are considered protective styles for natural chicks. I braided my hair for one month, took it down hoping to do something else with it, but I realized, my hair hadn't grown enough and so I needed to braid it back up. And so, I braided my hair again and wore it for yet another month. After two months, I took the braids out, and realized that my hair had grown. BUT I STILL LOOKED LIKE ROGER FROM WHAT'S HAPPENING!! And so, my hair stylist went to cutting. I brought in a picture of a style and hoped for the best.
When all was said and done, I had a new style, one which I can actually say, I liked! My hair stylist made my afro look cute. And she cute a lot of my hair. My hair is starting to grow!! Woohoo!!
It's been a few weeks and I'm enjoying my hairstyle…most days. I'm still trying to figure out which product to use that will make my hair look the way I want it too. But until then, I can deal with what I have. I'm watching the top of my hair grow and am amazed at how fast it is growing. I can't wait to see what I look like in 6 months, 1 year, 2 years.
So here's to having healthy hair and scalp!!
Hair Love~
You look great KG! I support you and I love it when sistas rock natural hair! Blessings and success to you! Skee-PHI! :)
ReplyDeleteYou look great. I got my last perm in Oct, 2012 and have been in either braids or just using a press since then. I'm working up the courage to just use products to shape the natural hair more. I'm still a bit chicken about it, but it's coming. I found a few tricks while I was in the hospital that worked and I was natural pretty much that entire time. Keep it up. I think it's worth it in the long run
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