For now, I've been trying to keep my hair "put away" as I call it. Im trying to stay on the protective path. First I had a sew in that I loved the look of. But, as expensive as the hair was, it was so hard to keep it detangled.
Right now, I have senegalese twist, and as much as I don't like micro braids, I love these.
I've had them for two weeks. I want to at least keep them two another two before its on to the next style. Who knows what ill end up with next!
XOXO
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I am so happy I am not the only one who wants to stay on the protected path ! The blogs I usually read are all about , just chop it off . "/ sadly my hair is a big part of me . That is why I decided to transition out of relaxers .
I also will be getting senegalese twist . As soon as I make an appointment at the salon I go to to get wash, sets, and trims .
I am 9 months strong , it will be a year in May ! I am so excited and happy . I pray to God that my hair will growth will be strong, thick, and hold length .
Just wanted to leave a comment , I saw this entry on my dash . Even though I left kind of useless information about myself and journey . I couldn't help it !
Well I love your senegalese twist ! Please keep me updated . Oh by the way , what do you do to keep your hair moist ?
Aww thanks, &all info is useful to me don't feel that way! ;D
I'm not bold enough to cut myself bald. My hair is a big part of me also! But, I'm ready to get rid of the straightness that is my ends. I love the texture of my natural hair so much, that I can't stand to see the ends of my hair. I'm trying to hold out as long as I can though for the sake of length.
I use a leave-in recipe made by one of the natural hair gurus on youtube to moisturize my hair. --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXi2k4cFFhI
it is AMAZING, but can be greasy if you're straightening or if you use too much.
I just wet my hair, put the leave-in on, braid or twist it and let it air dry. =)
I'm 4 months post and I'm looking for a protective style other than plain ole micros. Your Senegalese twists are beautiful. What type of hair was used for it?
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