Comments on: Natural Hair Break: Caring for your hair AFTER the weave… http://www.coilyhair.com/natural-hair-break-caring-for-your-hair-after-the-weave/ So curly it's coily ;-) Thu, 12 Jan 2012 05:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: CoilyHair http://www.coilyhair.com/natural-hair-break-caring-for-your-hair-after-the-weave/comment-page-1/#comment-229 CoilyHair Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:32:00 +0000 http://www.coilyhair.com/?p=512#comment-229 Hey Shannon! Congrats on your transitioning journey, because it truly is a journey. It sounds like what you're noticing is the difference between your natural hair texture and your previously altered hair texture (relaxer or perm?). So as your natural hair grows, you'll start to notice more of your naturally coily texture coming in as opposed to your previously altered hair. If you used to perm, relax, texturize, press and/or flat iron your hair, that hair you are growing out will be straighter than your natural new growth. There are different ways to deal with this. One way is to do a "big chop" where you cut off the majority of your hair and start from scratch, so to speak. Another way is what you're doing--wearing twist or braid extensions until enough of your natural hair has grown out before cutting the hair. You can choose to cut your ends little by little, maybe an inch every month or so until finally all of the straight ends are gone. Hope this helps! *"Your Coily Hair Resource"* Hey Shannon!
Congrats on your transitioning journey, because it truly is a journey. It
sounds like what you’re noticing is the difference between your natural hair
texture and your previously altered hair texture (relaxer or perm?). So as
your natural hair grows, you’ll start to notice more of your naturally coily
texture coming in as opposed to your previously altered hair. If you used
to perm, relax, texturize, press and/or flat iron your hair, that hair you
are growing out will be straighter than your natural new growth. There are
different ways to deal with this. One way is to do a “big chop” where you
cut off the majority of your hair and start from scratch, so to speak.
Another way is what you’re doing–wearing twist or braid extensions until
enough of your natural hair has grown out before cutting the hair. You can
choose to cut your ends little by little, maybe an inch every month or so
until finally all of the straight ends are gone. Hope this helps!

*”Your Coily Hair Resource”*

]]> By: Shannon Thomas http://www.coilyhair.com/natural-hair-break-caring-for-your-hair-after-the-weave/comment-page-1/#comment-230 Shannon Thomas Tue, 31 Aug 2010 17:41:00 +0000 http://www.coilyhair.com/?p=512#comment-230 Hi, I have been natural for 4 mths. I recently had kinky twists extension for 6 wks. During the time I had the kinky twist, I would apply African Pride braid spray and Infusium 23 leave in to my hair. I have noticed since I have removed the extensions that my hair texture seems to have changed. I am noticing some straight ends and the rest of the hair spiral, coily shaped. Do you think my ends need to be trimmed. I was planning on trimming my ends at the 6 mth mark. Just curious to what is happening to my hair. Hi,
I have been natural for 4 mths. I recently had kinky twists extension for 6 wks. During the time I had the kinky twist, I would apply African Pride braid spray and Infusium 23 leave in to my hair. I have noticed since I have removed the extensions that my hair texture seems to have changed. I am noticing some straight ends and the rest of the hair spiral, coily shaped. Do you think my ends need to be trimmed. I was planning on trimming my ends at the 6 mth mark. Just curious to what is happening to my hair.

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]]> By: CoilyHair http://www.coilyhair.com/natural-hair-break-caring-for-your-hair-after-the-weave/comment-page-1/#comment-194 CoilyHair Mon, 21 Jun 2010 15:04:18 +0000 http://www.coilyhair.com/?p=512#comment-194 Thanks :-) Thanks :-)

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