Relaxed hair

Hi Ladies!

Henrietta how did you find the courage to stop weaving?  I have had weaves now for over 10 years and its sooooo hard to stop.  I have a ton of natural hair that braided and then the weave is sewn in.  My plan is to stop weaving my hair next year (July 09).  I started taking hair viataims and slowly getting myself used to the idea.

Any suggestions from your experience?

Hi ladies! Firstly some background information on myself. My relaxed hair remained at a damaged ear length for years and i decided to hide my hair by using weaves. Although they looked great, i always felt insecure about letting anyone see my real hair.

I got serious with caring for my hair in  sepetmber 2006. Now my hair is below my armpitlength. So i feel my advice will work for you.

Firstly, cut down your relaxer usage, and as for those considering a wave, Your hair WILL fall out (cant stress this enough).

If you want your curly hair back without having short hair, simply stop relaxing. Wash you hair once a week with a good  moisturising shampoo and follow with a good hair treatment afterwards. Iwill suggest Organic Root stimulator  Creamy aloe shampoo and ORS mayonnaise hair treatment. To have your hair looking good, rollerset after washing but DONT blowdry or use heat. They are very damaging to the hair. You can blow out the roots so that they match the rest of your hair.

To go natural, keep doing this till your hair is long enough to cut out the relaxed ends. If you want strong relaxed hair (my hair is still relaxed) that grows long, follow the above technique but relax your hair every three months. Also, dont brush your hair, only use a wide tooth bone comb on your hair, and treat it very gently.

For more details, ask away. Iw'll be happy to explain further. Hope this helps.

megan you should start looking on the internet on how to maintain healthy hair without killing it with realers cause with my hair it touch the middle of my back and i deep condition my hair and use hot oil treatments.