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God bless & stay fabellis,
Well you definitely just proved that it's different for everyone Margaret. I know a few women who also have fine hair and they say the same thing. I'm glad that you're sticking with it! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou just made me remember one of the hardest parts of going natural. Although I was mentally prepared, all I knew how to do was wrap my hair! LOL. I definitely had to pretty much learn from scratch. Plus, you are so beautiful with your short cut. You be trippin!!!
ReplyDeleteYou sound like another commenter and that seems to be a common theme for those with fine hair. It may be a process for you, but from my opinion, I would never be able to tell. Your hair is always fierce!
ReplyDeleteThanks LeSha! You and I are definitely in the same boat. It was and still is hard to style at times, but I love my hair!
ReplyDeleteI will be there now especially since I'm washing my hair this weekend.
ReplyDeleteBRAVO! I completely agree with everything you said. I recently shared with someone via Twitter that I honestly didn't learn much from YouTube as I was going natural. I learned the most from stylists and workshops.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and commenting Shea! More power to you for even making it for a year of transitioning. I totally agree with you in the regard that if you make up your mind, you just do it. I think the one thing I dreaded the most was telling people constantly why I cut my hair because that was the question I knew everyone was going to ask.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for commenting and sharing the post! I definitely agree that it takes time to learn your hair. Even though I was natural before, I always went to the salon so I had no idea how to wash, condition or anything. I thank God I stuck with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Vesta!
ReplyDeleteI definitely agree with you on losing my length. I think that was the only thing that concerned me the entire time! Thank you so much for stopping by and commenting!
ReplyDeleteI really think having that support system helps so much! My mother went natural before I did and seeing her go through it did help me a lot! That's awesome that your sister was there to help you. Thanks for stopping by Dormaine!
ReplyDeleteLOL! You are so sweet. But you know my forehead looks like a small dish saucer. I need enough hair to cover it!
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