I hope you all had a happy Easter! Mine was very good, what with church services on Friday and Sunday, and a big family and friend gathering for Sunday dinner. I took it easy on the bun and cheese too!
I am in the process of retightening my hair myself. As always it takes 4 to 5 sessions, each session lasting about 2 hours. It is getting easier, but boy is it tedious. I have one more section at the back to complete, but I thought I would just take a snapshot now.
My hair is going through a growth spurt at the moment. It seems to do this from time to time. As I go through the retightening process, there are some locks that require 3 or 4 rotations. That's a lot of growth. And there are some locks that have not budged since the last retightening 6 weeks ago.
I have added black castor oil to my hair care regimen. After washing with White Rain Shampoo, I use it on my scalp and hair. It really gives my hair a nice feel. And it is not as greasy as petroleum based oils. I often use a heavy conditioner (like Pantene or Redken Smooth Down Butter Treat on my hair because it is so dry. I live in a hot dry climate, which makes the hair dryness worse. In the mornings I spritz with a mixture of water, vegetable glycerin and lavender oil.
On another note, I am very impressed when I go out and observe just how many women are wearing natural hair styles. It is heart warming to see so many women just rocking their afros, twists, locks, plaits etc. It seems to be a growing trend, and I think it is just wonderful. There's nothing wrong with wigs, weaves, extensions or relaxed hair in my opinion. I say do whatever it is that makes you feel pretty and empowered! Life's too short to be making a huge fuss over a hair style.
1 year ago

4 comments:
Hey CaribSun
Your locks are looking lovely! do you dilute your conditioners? I don't get on well with conditioning.
I wish I could say I was leaving the bun and cheese alone ... STILL eating it!
Hey Nai. No I don't dilute my conditioners, but I do have to spend extra time making sure to rinse them out of my hair thoroughly, so that I don't get buildup.
I think I will have bun and cheese for lunch today. Ahhhhhh the power of suggestion.
Dang your locks seem to get longer at every post! You know what I think the natural is coming back, slowly but surely! for the first time I am watching the movie good hair & I see everyday working people admit to paying 1000.00 & up for a weave, & the way the mess looked I am like WHY!!! nothing like your own
Looks good-but if ever you decide to transition to another natural hair look, PLEASE do not CUT your locks.
Use the Take Down Remover cream for taking out braids, weaves, twists or natural dreadlocks easier,faster. It detangles very matted tangled hair easy and safely.
It also prevents hair breakage no matter how long your braids or weaves are in. It is great for women who are transitioning to natural hair from relaxers as well.
It is not a water based or glycerine based product-so it works on every type of hair texture, every head, every time.
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