New Year Natural Hair Resolution
For the most part I think I have done very well with surviving my first year being Natural. I have noticed that every time I get frustrated with my hair I put it in a protective style to keep from relapsing. Although I enjoy the rate in which my hair grows I am still learning to love my type of hair (4C or coils, kinks and curls). Because I have never been a fan of fancy weaves I stick with micros and kinky twist. I would love to find a hair stylist in Montgomery that I trust but that is almost impossible for a anti-social person like myself.
So I plan to continue to go the inexpensive route as far a buying products. I have made e-bay my best friend as well as madinaonline.com, Shea butter and oils are not expensive, conditioners are cheap and protein is in egg or mayonnaise, I have those in my fridge. The products that I use are working for me, unfortunately I have to start changing my regimen for the winter, ugh. Miami does not have winter, lol.
My main issue is fairy knots and dry ends. I have notice that since my hair has grown so has the fairy knots I have. I have also noticed that my ends are tangly and dry. I have realized that Montgomery weather is so different from Miami, it gets cold in Montgomery and twistouts are not the go to hairdo anymore. Instead winter I will be in micros or twist of some sort, to minimize damage. For the most part it works well. I would like to experiment with sew-in but for now I will stick with what I know.
Changes
1. Create a winter regimen
2. Continue to keep it simple
3. Try henna instead of chemical color
4. Use more shea butter on my hair
5. Use more vitamins
So I plan to continue to go the inexpensive route as far a buying products. I have made e-bay my best friend as well as madinaonline.com, Shea butter and oils are not expensive, conditioners are cheap and protein is in egg or mayonnaise, I have those in my fridge. The products that I use are working for me, unfortunately I have to start changing my regimen for the winter, ugh. Miami does not have winter, lol.
My main issue is fairy knots and dry ends. I have notice that since my hair has grown so has the fairy knots I have. I have also noticed that my ends are tangly and dry. I have realized that Montgomery weather is so different from Miami, it gets cold in Montgomery and twistouts are not the go to hairdo anymore. Instead winter I will be in micros or twist of some sort, to minimize damage. For the most part it works well. I would like to experiment with sew-in but for now I will stick with what I know.
Changes
1. Create a winter regimen
2. Continue to keep it simple
3. Try henna instead of chemical color
4. Use more shea butter on my hair
5. Use more vitamins