If you do an internet search for “natural hair definition” or any
combination of the forms of those words you will end up with millions of
results. Most likely they will put you in the direction of the best
products, tools and methods to define your natural hair. But for me
lately, achieving that great definition has seemed less and less
important.
For some time now, I’ve been preoccupied, albeit obsessed, with
getting the right products to give my fro that definition and clump
factor that I’d seen in so many of the You Tube videos and blogs from
natural hair gurus. Then a few months ago, I started to notice how good
my hair looked on days two and three after doing a “wash and go”.
Recently, I had an epiphany…I like my hair the most on days two or
three. Go figure!
Achieving definition is a hot topic for debate in the natural hair
community and I suspect it won’t be going away any time soon. All I know
is, the longer I have had my fro I’ve gotten more comfortable with
fluffier hair to the point that I actually prefer it. And trust me,
that’s a world of difference from when I first started growing my fro 3
years ago.
