Shinin', shinin', shinin', shinin', yeah (shinin', yeah)
All of this winnin', I've been losin' my mind, yeah (losin' my mind)
I lost them raggedy ass ends, yáll! LOL!!!
Last week I decided to straighten my hair and give it a no-nonsense haircut. My curly hair tells me when it's time for a trim or a cut. You know when those ends don't quite curl right? Like, they are doing something, but it's not in formation and generally highly disrespectful? Yeah, that was my hair...
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| Here are my natural curls in some weird lopsided fro I knew it was time for a cut. |
Products Used:
- Tresemme Botanique Shampoo
- Loreal Elvive Curl Nourishing Conditioner
- Curls Unleashed Leave-In Conditioner
- Tresemme Heat Defence Styling Spray
- Pure Royal Silicone Serum
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| My hair was so light, soft and fluffy after the blowout |
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| It was time to flat iron and cut/trim after admiring my hair |
Tools Used:
- Clicks Blow Dryer
- Clicks Flat Iron
My hair is just slightly past shoulder length after the cut. It's lighter and doesn't tangle much at all. I got a little scissor happy at one point because those ends are ugly, and if you have fine strands like myself, split ends can just make your hair look practically see through. I am very happy!
How I Maintain Straight Hair:
- Nightly I apply a small amount of Dark and Lovely Amla Legend 1001 Oils Night Cream directly to my ends only.
- I seal the ends with my natural hair strengthening oil
- I will either sent my hair in flexi rods or wrap it to keep it straight.
- I cover my hair with a Lavish Atelier Satin Lined Do.Rag every single night without fail!
I kept my hair straight for a week before going back to my curls. Stay tuned to find out how my curls look with the new cut. I'm officially on a journey to grow my hair to my bra strap and beyond.
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