Transitioning hair (from years of coloring, heat styling, but especially from chemical relaxing) is basically asking one head to manage two completely different personalities.
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by Michelle Thames of HappilyEverNatural I transitioned from 2009-2011. I can say that transitioning was very hard for me. At the time, I had no idea how to do my hair at all. The two textures were like night and day, and I was frustrated with my tresses. While transitioning, I chose to visit my hair stylist every two weeks…
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IG @slaymskaye by Mary Wolff When it comes to natural hair, it can be a journey of beautiful discovery. Making the jump can be scary. When transitioning to natural hair, there are a few things you want to remember. If you are transitioning to natural hair, here are some of my favorite tips to make the journey a breeze. Continue!>>> Avoid…
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IG @trinigal99 by Sabrina Perkins of SeriouslyNatural.org If you’ve made the decision to transition long-term, then you already understand the difficulty that comes with dealing with two textures. The line of demarcation (between the relaxed hair and natural hair) is a weak spot that is very prone to breakage and needs to be handled with kid gloves to minimize damage.…
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source by Jonna of BlackNaps.org While transitioning from relaxed hair to wearing your natural hair, it can be difficult finding styles that blend your straight hair with the newly growing textured hair. The tighter your curl pattern, the more obvious the point of demarcation (the point where your straight hair ends and your textured hair begins). When I was transitioning,…
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