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Showing posts with label natural hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label natural hair. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

A Few Good Pictures
















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Wednesday, February 13, 2013

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Wednesday, January 16, 2013

All Natural Now!


I chopped off all the relaxed hair and I'm all natural now! I went to a nearby shop where they cut off most of the relaxed hair, but then I had to fix it. I cowashed my hair and then put in curl pudding, so I could see my curl pattern. All the parts that were straight I chopped off. This officially ends my transitioning, and I have a decent amount of hair to work with yay! I would definitely recommend transitioning for those who aren't sure or don't want to have really short hair. The picture below is my hair all natural in a flat twist out.

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

A daily hair pic


I tried the Bantu knots again, and it is way better than ever before. I did it while my hair was dry, and used more hair in each twist. It was much faster to style, because I made less knots. If you try this style, send a pic in  the comments section below.













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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Natural Hairstyles


Wash 'N Go



Wash, blow dry, and straighten

 

Wash and air dry



Twist Out

Bantu Knot

Kinky Twists

Braided

Braid Out
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Straw set

More hairstyles to come.......

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Sunday, November 25, 2012

I tried the bantu knots that my sister tried and


The first time I tried the bantu knot, I wet my hair.



    • -Wet hair-wash or spray it wet
    • -put a part in your hair for bangs, part down the middle, or part on one of the sides
    • -grab a small section
    • -put either leave in conditioner, curl enhancer, or gel without alcohol ( I tried all 3)
    • -and separate into 2 parts and (some like using big sections of hair for each twist)
    • -start twisting all the way to the ends so that it holds
    • -keep grabbing small sections and twisting to the ends until the whole head is twisted
    • -Then each twist is held at the top and then wrapped into a ball.

      When I finished, it turned out nice, but I would have liked more texture. The main issue is, that in the morning my hair was still wet. The waves are smaller and the hair is more elongated.