It looks nice done either way
Well it's done. My hair is relaxed now *pic*
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 Jrt629033 |
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BlackStilettos |
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Posts: 27244 (09/04/2009 5:51 PM) JJB Fashionista '09
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guesswhatelse wrote:MTE. I thought you looked so cute with the 'fro, but if you like it, that's all that matters.  I don't know any adults who went from natural to
relaxed, so update on your progress when you start experimenting.
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vividthoughts |
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Posts: 4582 (09/04/2009 6:07 PM) |
How is the hair in the back styled...is it in layers?
Your hair looks cute either way. |
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Word2YAmutha |
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Posts: 1402 (09/04/2009 6:13 PM) |
your hair looks cute!! creamy crack is the devil though
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Showmeyoursoul |
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Posts: 47811 (09/04/2009 6:14 PM) TMI JJBer '08 |
In the back it's just... I dunno she did like a bumpit thing up top
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 darlinArod |
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Posts: 6825 (09/04/2009 6:20 PM) |
guesswhatelse wrote:I totally agree with this right here. I could never do nothing with my hair when I had relaxers. It wouldn't act right. Now that I'm natural and just have my granny press it, its all good! I wrap and go. 
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MissDivaDoll |
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Posts: 20367 (09/04/2009 6:25 PM) JJB Smartass '09
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darlinArod wrote: This was me too. Once I stopped relaxing, my hair was so damaged I had to cut it all off and start over. Now I just co-wash my hair, put some leave-in in it and let it air dry. Easy as pie and my hair is way healthy. |
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Showmeyoursoul |
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Posts: 47812 (09/04/2009 6:37 PM) TMI JJBer '08 |
well I figure I'll see how the other half lives for a while. I figure in a couple of years I might go natural all over again. who knows!
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hallesoul |
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Posts: 2802 (09/04/2009 6:44 PM) |
I like your hair both ways the relaxed look is very Chic. I tried to relax my hair and it would get really tangled. So it's been about three years I just
wear braids and that works for me...Best wish to you and make sure you enjoy your new look....
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itsjustcris |
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Posts: 261 (09/04/2009 7:08 PM) |
I always promote this site: longhaircareforum.com
Since this is your first time relaxing, you might wanna take a look at the site. Lot of valuable information on how to take care of our hair when it's relaxed. Also, hairlicious.blogspot.com 
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Pliant Pineapple |
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Posts: 46311 (09/04/2009 7:10 PM) Funniest JJBer '06
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I like your hair both ways! Cutie!
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MeParley |
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Posts: 15469 (09/04/2009 7:11 PM) |
It looks nice both ways, but I like it natural better.
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integritycounts |
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Posts: 1670 (09/04/2009 7:29 PM) |
awwww. why didn't you just flat iron/press it?
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Oh reallly |
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Posts: 2516 (09/04/2009 7:43 PM) |
It looks cute both ways.
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FireBirdGoddess |
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Posts: 20614 (09/04/2009 8:11 PM) |
Damn. If I can be honest, I think you may regret this decision. Even though I havea great head of hair, I wish I had never decided to get the relaxer (but I
was too young to make a more informed decision). You look adorable with the new hair, but the upkeep and breakage will seriously defeat you. I hope you enjoy
this experience too. Straight hair is great and all, but you could've just gotten a beautiful roller set and a blowout. Keep us updated with how you like
it!
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Certainly Not Dcutie |
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Posts: 16879 (09/04/2009 8:34 PM) |
hm
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VeraWango |
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Posts: 927 (09/04/2009 9:25 PM) |
JJB is filled with ridiculous punk ass bitch liars.
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inheritedhornet |
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Posts: 1766 (09/04/2009 9:28 PM) |
yeah stay on LHCF they'll help you out. Without that site, my hair would never have gone past neck length. been a members for 5 yrs(with a few names lol)
and after being natural, so many cuts and trims, im now BSL
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Showmeyoursoul |
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Posts: 47813 (09/04/2009 9:50 PM) TMI JJBer '08 |
thanks for the recs!
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jeepchic20 |
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Posts: 15897 (09/04/2009 10:01 PM) |
MissDivaDoll wrote:I'm the opposite. I do more to try to make my hair look done now that it's natural than when it was relaxed. Mostly has to do with the weather. I can't wear it straight because it frizzes like crazy, but when I wear it natural I have to twist it every night, put in conditioner and beat down the frizz just to make it look presentable for the day. When I had the relaxer I just straightened it with a flat iron a bit and I was good to go  If it was thicker I'd have a better handle on it but it's thinner and
has many layers. I'm glad summer is almost over, then it'll be much easier to style.
Showme it looks good. I like both styles, like someone earlier said you can do twist outs to get your natural style back when you want it. I love twist outs! |
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