I'm late to the party because these videos are very old, however I'm so glad I found you! I have been on and off natural for most of my adult years , however I am coming off a good year and a half of wearing my hair mostly straight. I would say I have 3b 3c extremely fine hair . I have never really had an issue reverting back to curly but idk if it's because I'm in my 40s now, hormones ,or whatnot, but my hair is not having it lately. I seem to have forgotten what's worked for me in the past, and unfortunately alot of product, oils, etc are toi heavy for my hair and actually end up breaking it. I have been trying to follow so many tutorials, but just feel confused with all the contradictory info, and yes, I am guilty of trying to get twist outs to stay twisted whole I have straight heat damaged ends. So I am so glad I have found your tutorial woth exact week by week steps. This is exactly what I've been looking for. It's crazy because when I wasn't wearing my hair straight I've always been a wash and go girl and never had to put much thought into my hair because for the most part it's very easy to deal with. However now I actually want to grow my hair past bra strap length which is probably the longest stretches I've ever achieved. Clearly my practices have not been healthy for retention. I'm feeling much more confident now with your steps so thank you!!
When you posted the part 2 transitioning video, I told you dat I was ready to big chop and I have to say because of your words of encouragement, IM FINALLY NATURAL and I cant thank u enough for encouraging me to cut off the relaxed ends and I'm really happy I did
Hey, I've literally watched the entire series of how to transitioning to natural hair successfully, I must this is quite informative. I've been having a hard retaining growth and have be about 4 months post relaxer. I definitely hope that following your tips will be of great help to me and my hair. Can't wait to tell you know about my progress 😊. With love all the way from South Africa, amazing hair by the way love it💜
Hi, I'm in the awkward stage, was ready to braid hair again. But I realized the more I played with my hair the better it looked. Yes, I need words of encouragement to pull this off.
This was SO helpful and encouraging! I'm at the "scissor happy" phase and not seeing my curls bounce or take shape yet even though I've been moisturizing and conditioning! Glad to know that our curls need a little time to shape up! No one ever tells you this kind of stuff! Thank you soooo much!
I'm 16 months post relaxer. And I'm literally thinking of going natural today. But the shrinkage part made me a little bit scared😂 just want to make sure my hair is long enough for a ponytail/puff. Have been wearing my hair in buns for the last 4-6 months. And I'm tired of it. You've been a great inspiration throughout my journey. So thank you for that
I've been researching how to start transitioning for about 1 month now and finally stumbled on your videos! Thank you so much for giving me the encouroagemnt and information I needed. Starting transition Today! GOODBYE PERMS!! I'm breaking the chains!!
Absolutely love this series and it’s helping me so much! I’m so excited to eventually have a full head of natural hair! Right now I’m afraid to cut my hair because it’s almost down to my waist but the ends are thin due to heat damage. After watching your series I think I’ll start cutting 1-1.5 inches at a time to get there sooner! Thank you! 🥰
If you don't want too big chop. Get fenugreek, chebe, and henna. Chebe naturally detangles no effort comb, notes or heavy lifting. Make it a tea by adding hot water. Cooling and storing in the refrigerator for use when you need to wet your hair. Stops over manipulation, breakage, shedding and strengthens. You can style it as usual. For braid outs and easy transitioning hair styling. Put chebe in gels. It balances your PH so you don't get protein overload.
I’m around 6months maybe more. I didn’t really keep track because I didn’t want to obsess and feel impatient to bc. I’m just doing lots of buns and two Bantu knot space buns. I don’t want to wear it out and have to detangle. My permed ends just stick together when wet and I can’t detangle. I’m kinda hoping I can just transition with trims and no big chop 🤣. We’ll see how long I last.
😱 I wish I knew what I knew before, because I went back and relaxed my hair but I really didn’t have the time to do my hair like I really wanted too, but before the pandemic I had been working from home for about 2 years still going into the office for meetings so I had to look decent, but now we are having meetings on zoom and I can really learn my hair more so I am back at it wish me luck last relaxer was September 2020
My last relaxer was September 2020 too. Wish I hadn’t relaxed again because at this point I would be at month 14 now! But I guess we will start again and see how it goes, good luck!
You hit the nail on the head with this phase! currently in phase 3 and have been very scissor happy lately. What stops me is def the thought of shrinkage so I'm hoping to keep doing small trims until I decide off it all goes lol! the hardest part right now is blending the many textures in my hair and def the concept of bad hair days.
Phase 3 is when you really start to get on the fence of: Do I really need to keep growing this out?? But how will it look if I take the rest off?? 👀🥴 Sounds like you’re doing all the right things though, just keep those trims coming and when you look in the mirror and say, why am I still hanging on to these straight ends - that’s when you know it’s your time!
Joined your fb group you really saving me i had the clippers in my hand way too many times in this 4 weeks of transitioning.... love from south Africa cape town
Great video. I'm 8 and half months into transitioning. Going to mini chop to give myself the time to adjust to shorter hair when I finally do the big chop
I'm thumbs up #45! Hello Gorgeous, you're back! You give such great advice...I love it! Psst...I see Cali is treating you well🤓you are such a sweetheart! I'll never forget the recommendations you provided me with when I reach-out to you on places to live in Cali! So happy to see you thriving and letting your light shine bright!🤗
I am still I guess u can say beginning the transition and underneath in the back of my neck is very very straight and short but curls a tiny bit at the ends I'm not sure what to do about it but I've choped it back in November I need to start triming again but I don't feel safe doing it on my own nor can I find someone close by who knows how
finger coiling is underrated. It takes like 2-3 hours but it lasts all week to day 8 WITHOUT any refreshing. Only adding oil to your ends when they get dry. Also the definition is crazy. Sooo low maintenance every curly girl should try at least once💕
My last relaxer was in April. I’m at the oh no I just can’t manage this hair phase. I don’t want to do a big chop because I like the ability with length to do ponytails easily. My hair is bra strap length. I’m ready to do another relaxer to just give in but I’ve been here before. I mean wash days are traumatic now. Maybe I’m just not cut out for going back to natural sigh
QUESTION: I have gone natural without realizing it, I haven't been putting any heat on my hair for 5 months and I've been seeing my curl pattern evolve. I still have heat damage, but I'm not ready to cut it off. I haven't been deep condition nor using sulfate free shampoo or any curl products. Its too expensive for me so I just wash my hair and put them in protective styles Any diy advice for me please?
I want to know if doing a half ponytail all the time can affect the curls of the "crown" and stretch them? Cause I've been doing that hairstyle for a while know and I would like to know if it can change my curls of make the transitioning process slower for that side
Good question! The biggest thing this can effect is your edges and top part of your hair if you’re pulling your hair too tightly. As long as it’s not too too tight this shouldn’t be an issue, but I would recommend mixing it up and maybe doing some looser or lower styles from time to time. I have a video with some easy styles you can try out if you’d like to mix it up! ❤️
@@AminaMarie thanks 😊😊😊😊😊 I'll check it out. I think the hard part will be getting used to a new hairstyle cause I've been styling my hair that way for 5 months so it will be weird to see my curls in a different style but if it helps my process than it will be totally worth the change 😊😊😊
I have been transitioning for 8 months and I know I need a trim but I don't feel comfortable trimming my own hair by myself. During this time, I don't feel comfortable going to salons right now. I am unsure of what to do.
So I was supposed to get my hair relaxed last month but I decided not to go back. Your videos are very helpful. I have high porosity heat damaged hair so my hair gets very dry. I have been using coconut oil, water to mist my hair when I feel it's too dry. I have products made by as I am but I'm not sure if I should stick with these products or try something else. My ultimate hair goal is to have long healthy hair that won't break off or get dry in the middle of the day. If anyone has any advice feel free to share. I also don't want to do the big chop.
It’s really hard to say, but I think anywhere from 6-10 inches in its natural state (and that would be without tension). If you’re using a lot of gel and slicking it back (tension), I think it would be less! There are a lot of cute styles you can do with type 4 hair when it’s in its TWA phase, like twist outs with cute scarves around the edges, half up styles, and just letting the fro live it’s best life! It’s up to you!
I want to start transitioning but my Mum says I have to do the big chop which I don’t want to cause I don’t want to lose my lengths and I stumble on your videos I was wondering if Cantu products were ok for me to use to start transitioning I don’t know where to start but I really want to have strong defined curls
May coming imma be 1year without relaxer and I wanna cut my hair but I've never had short hair b4 so it's scary my hair is at 4inches (stretched) 2inches with shrinkage. I even cut off some parts of the back of my head to see how it would look and I love playing with it but one small section vs my entire head is a whole new story. Your videos have really been helping but I'm not sure if I'm big chop material. Plus I've never been the best at styling my hair. What styles would u recommend (note I love getting braids but that's hella expensive to keep getting) that are easy for persons who aren't that great a doing hair?
m 11 months transitioning nd I feel like ly hair is worse than the beginning of my journey , my new growth underneath is long enough to cut the straight ends its like end my neck length but the top is still taking so long I feel like giving up .
July 6 [2019] was my 1 year Mark‼️🥰🥳 I’m soo Happy but honestly I don’t know what to do Now like..Big Chop or Wait it Out a little longer😅 ~Plzz make the next video sooner I can’t wait!!
Amina Marie Well rn I’m basically in my Senior year of High School 😅.However, with that I’ll be busy preparing for Graduation and taking all kinds of Senior pictures, however, I feel like if I cut off the ends then it’ll consume more time with my newly Natural Hair. My best-friend’s Big Chop actually encouraged me to want to cut my hair but I’m still scared and I feel my hair can still retain all its length by this upcoming December and it’s got me thinking about possibly Big Chopping the rest of the straight ends 🤗.
I’m at the beginning phase (3 months) and still trying to find products that will soften, detangle and grow my low prorosity hair. Can you please recommend some products. PS Shea Moisture doesn’t really work for me :(
I’ve been transitioning for close to 6 YEARS with no real growth. I think I’m just ready to chop it off. I wish I had videos like this to watch when I first started😂😭
6 years?! You didn’t let those damaged ends go!! 🙈 A chop will definitely help! ❤️ You’ll retain so much more of your growth when your ends are healthy!
Hey Amina I just want to say thank you for posting these videos because Im more confident to start transitioning. I have a question about my hair though. What can you do when ur roots are extremely thick and your hair is thin? I think my roots are what’s stopping me because it looks stupid when I wet it😭 do you have any tips?
my hair has been verryyy color damaged and head damaged and has appeared straight for years and nothing i try gets it back to my natural 3b curls. im pretty sure my hair is low porosity. i’ve tried big chopping a few times, and almost never use heat. still nothing. i need help please!!!
I’m almost 6 months and an half transitioning and jdjdjdj my hair is short, dry, Frizzy, tangled. I can only do flat twists (if i can even say they are 👀). My mom wants me to relax my hair 😤. And she do braid rlly well but Ik she will be pulling out my hair with the comb she’s using and she will blow dry my hair until it’s bone straight.
I’ve been natural for 5 years I’ve made the mistake of straightening my hair & now it’s completely damaged! Is it okay for me to put my hair in braids till it grows out ?
just finished watching this series, during the 1-3 month period, is it still okay to blow dry my hair on the cool setting after I wash it? or should I completely stop using the blow dryer? someone help :(
Not unfortunate at all! 4C hair is the most versatile when you learn to care for it, just takes some TLC and a little experimenting. My hair also tangles all the time and breaks when it doesn’t get enough moisture! Def make sure to join our FB support group if you want more daily inspo & product recs facebook.com/groups/2810891245673216/
Tight curls and lackluster hair plus natural color boost, henna. But not on chemical dyed hair. Henna also makes your hair grow and deep conditions it while transitioning. Too much and it will straighten or severely loosen curls. Do some research before use. 4C girls, amazing what it does for your hair. Anybody else also good, I'm 3C.
Hey Amina I just want to say thank you for posting these videos because Im more confident to start transitioning. I have a question about my hair though. What can you do when ur roots are extremely thick and your hair is thin? I think my roots are what’s stopping me because it looks stupid when I wet it😭 do you have any tips?
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I'm late to the party because these videos are very old, however I'm so glad I found you! I have been on and off natural for most of my adult years , however I am coming off a good year and a half of wearing my hair mostly straight. I would say I have 3b 3c extremely fine hair . I have never really had an issue reverting back to curly but idk if it's because I'm in my 40s now, hormones ,or whatnot, but my hair is not having it lately. I seem to have forgotten what's worked for me in the past, and unfortunately alot of product, oils, etc are toi heavy for my hair and actually end up breaking it. I have been trying to follow so many tutorials, but just feel confused with all the contradictory info, and yes, I am guilty of trying to get twist outs to stay twisted whole I have straight heat damaged ends. So I am so glad I have found your tutorial woth exact week by week steps. This is exactly what I've been looking for. It's crazy because when I wasn't wearing my hair straight I've always been a wash and go girl and never had to put much thought into my hair because for the most part it's very easy to deal with. However now I actually want to grow my hair past bra strap length which is probably the longest stretches I've ever achieved. Clearly my practices have not been healthy for retention. I'm feeling much more confident now with your steps so thank you!!
When you posted the part 2 transitioning video, I told you dat I was ready to big chop and I have to say because of your words of encouragement, IM FINALLY NATURAL and I cant thank u enough for encouraging me to cut off the relaxed ends and I'm really happy I did
Ahh YAY so happy for you!!! Congratulations beautiful! 🎉😍👏🏽👏🏽
@@AminaMarie thank u so much 🤗💜
Hey,
I've literally watched the entire series of how to transitioning to natural hair successfully, I must this is quite informative. I've been having a hard retaining growth and have be about 4 months post relaxer. I definitely hope that following your tips will be of great help to me and my hair.
Can't wait to tell you know about my progress 😊.
With love all the way from South Africa, amazing hair by the way love it💜
hiiii i hope you tell how is now your hair
Hi, I'm in the awkward stage, was ready to braid hair again. But I realized the more I played with my hair the better it looked. Yes, I need words of encouragement to pull this off.
This was SO helpful and encouraging! I'm at the "scissor happy" phase and not seeing my curls bounce or take shape yet even though I've been moisturizing and conditioning! Glad to know that our curls need a little time to shape up! No one ever tells you this kind of stuff! Thank you soooo much!
Im 1.5 years fully natural and I wish i had these videos when i was transitioning!!!
The positive vibes you exude in these videos are really amazing. Very encouraging and nurturing ☺️ I wasn't looking for it, but I feel cared about
I'm 16 months post relaxer. And I'm literally thinking of going natural today. But the shrinkage part made me a little bit scared😂 just want to make sure my hair is long enough for a ponytail/puff. Have been wearing my hair in buns for the last 4-6 months. And I'm tired of it. You've been a great inspiration throughout my journey. So thank you for that
I've been researching how to start transitioning for about 1 month now and finally stumbled on your videos! Thank you so much for giving me the encouroagemnt and information I needed. Starting transition Today! GOODBYE PERMS!! I'm breaking the chains!!
Absolutely love this series and it’s helping me so much! I’m so excited to eventually have a full head of natural hair! Right now I’m afraid to cut my hair because it’s almost down to my waist but the ends are thin due to heat damage. After watching your series I think I’ll start cutting 1-1.5 inches at a time to get there sooner! Thank you! 🥰
Your hair looks amazing in this video! However, that lipstick has my attention!! Lol
What lipstick is it?? 🤔
If you don't want too big chop. Get fenugreek, chebe, and henna. Chebe naturally detangles no effort comb, notes or heavy lifting. Make it a tea by adding hot water. Cooling and storing in the refrigerator for use when you need to wet your hair. Stops over manipulation, breakage, shedding and strengthens. You can style it as usual. For braid outs and easy transitioning hair styling. Put chebe in gels. It balances your PH so you don't get protein overload.
I’m around 6months maybe more. I didn’t really keep track because I didn’t want to obsess and feel impatient to bc. I’m just doing lots of buns and two Bantu knot space buns. I don’t want to wear it out and have to detangle. My permed ends just stick together when wet and I can’t detangle. I’m kinda hoping I can just transition with trims and no big chop 🤣. We’ll see how long I last.
😱 I wish I knew what I knew before, because I went back and relaxed my hair but I really didn’t have the time to do my hair like I really wanted too, but before the pandemic I had been working from home for about 2 years still going into the office for meetings so I had to look decent, but now we are having meetings on zoom and I can really learn my hair more so I am back at it wish me luck last relaxer was September 2020
My last relaxer was September 2020 too. Wish I hadn’t relaxed again because at this point I would be at month 14 now! But I guess we will start again and see how it goes, good luck!
You hit the nail on the head with this phase! currently in phase 3 and have been very scissor happy lately. What stops me is def the thought of shrinkage so I'm hoping to keep doing small trims until I decide off it all goes lol! the hardest part right now is blending the many textures in my hair and def the concept of bad hair days.
Phase 3 is when you really start to get on the fence of: Do I really need to keep growing this out?? But how will it look if I take the rest off?? 👀🥴
Sounds like you’re doing all the right things though, just keep those trims coming and when you look in the mirror and say, why am I still hanging on to these straight ends - that’s when you know it’s your time!
The small perm rods really helped me blend textures in this phase. Check out my twist out routine on my transitioning hair if you haven’t already! xx
Fully natural but back to support lol😂 you have the most transitioning videos I've ever seen a RUclipsr do. You should make a playlist of all these
😂😂 thanks for the support sis! Already done! ruclips.net/p/PLO0lVgZxRRnlC8UyWBZ1qRdNh6nf9or1M
Yes. I'm going into my ninth month,which will be may. My hair had been 3 of new growth
I'm waiting until my first year to make a big chop cause I want to get rid of all the "old curls" and start over with a new hairstyle😊😊😊😊😊
What deep conditioner would you recommend? I’m at month 7 and my hair is so dry and needs something to give it moisture.
im in my second month, and im out here watching this video like im 8 months in smh
😂😂 that’s called #preparation!
Amina Marie love your videos btw, they are very helpful and inspiring
Thank you!! ❤️❤️ Happy they can help!
Same 😂
in my 3rd doing the saame. Ready for next few months so ill b in phase 3. 🫠
Joined your fb group you really saving me i had the clippers in my hand way too many times in this 4 weeks of transitioning.... love from south Africa cape town
I’m on my 9 month of transitioning and I’m so excited ☺️
Great series of videos..well organized and great advice!
I did it ! Just need to chop off my ends and let it grow now🥲
Great video. I'm 8 and half months into transitioning. Going to mini chop to give myself the time to adjust to shorter hair when I finally do the big chop
I'm thumbs up #45! Hello Gorgeous, you're back! You give such great advice...I love it! Psst...I see Cali is treating you well🤓you are such a sweetheart! I'll never forget the recommendations you provided me with when I reach-out to you on places to live in Cali! So happy to see you thriving and letting your light shine bright!🤗
Tawana thank you so much for your sweet note! Hope you’ve had a great time on the west coast too and thanks for stopping back in!! 💕😘🤗
Would sew ins be a great protective style ?
I am still I guess u can say beginning the transition and underneath in the back of my neck is very very straight and short but curls a tiny bit at the ends I'm not sure what to do about it but I've choped it back in November I need to start triming again but I don't feel safe doing it on my own nor can I find someone close by who knows how
I tried a twist out too and it was a total fail 😆. I’ll watch your tutorial to get it right the next time. Thank you so much for the tips!
I know that feeling 😩🙈 Sometimes we have to wait on it and sometimes we just have to try again! ❤️❤️ You got this! 😘
finger coiling is underrated. It takes like 2-3 hours but it lasts all week to day 8 WITHOUT any refreshing. Only adding oil to your ends when they get dry. Also the definition is crazy. Sooo low maintenance every curly girl should try at least once💕
My last relaxer was in April. I’m at the oh no I just can’t manage this hair phase. I don’t want to do a big chop because I like the ability with length to do ponytails easily. My hair is bra strap length. I’m ready to do another relaxer to just give in but I’ve been here before. I mean wash days are traumatic now. Maybe I’m just not cut out for going back to natural sigh
QUESTION:
I have gone natural without realizing it, I haven't been putting any heat on my hair for 5 months and I've been seeing my curl pattern evolve.
I still have heat damage, but I'm not ready to cut it off.
I haven't been deep condition nor using sulfate free shampoo or any curl products.
Its too expensive for me so I just wash my hair and put them in protective styles
Any diy advice for me please?
I want to know if doing a half ponytail all the time can affect the curls of the "crown" and stretch them? Cause I've been doing that hairstyle for a while know and I would like to know if it can change my curls of make the transitioning process slower for that side
Good question! The biggest thing this can effect is your edges and top part of your hair if you’re pulling your hair too tightly. As long as it’s not too too tight this shouldn’t be an issue, but I would recommend mixing it up and maybe doing some looser or lower styles from time to time. I have a video with some easy styles you can try out if you’d like to mix it up! ❤️
@@AminaMarie thanks 😊😊😊😊😊 I'll check it out. I think the hard part will be getting used to a new hairstyle cause I've been styling my hair that way for 5 months so it will be weird to see my curls in a different style but if it helps my process than it will be totally worth the change 😊😊😊
I really am at the irritating part where I can have more trimmed. I am also thinking of getting a wig for when I have to have a straight hair look.
I’m honestly thinking of doing the same! Mixing it up while keeping your hair protected is the spice of it all!
I have been transitioning for 8 months and I know I need a trim but I don't feel comfortable trimming my own hair by myself. During this time, I don't feel comfortable going to salons right now. I am unsure of what to do.
I’m excited to try flexi rods I’m at the 6th month mark
Notification Squad!!🙋🏾♀️💞👍🏾
YESS with the quick click, I love it!! 😘😘🥰
I am still in 3 month transition but my hair is very tangly... do you have any advice?
So I was supposed to get my hair relaxed last month but I decided not to go back. Your videos are very helpful. I have high porosity heat damaged hair so my hair gets very dry. I have been using coconut oil, water to mist my hair when I feel it's too dry. I have products made by as I am but I'm not sure if I should stick with these products or try something else. My ultimate hair goal is to have long healthy hair that won't break off or get dry in the middle of the day. If anyone has any advice feel free to share. I also don't want to do the big chop.
Question:
How many inches of hair do u need to be able to put in an average size puff for type 4 hair?
It’s really hard to say, but I think anywhere from 6-10 inches in its natural state (and that would be without tension). If you’re using a lot of gel and slicking it back (tension), I think it would be less!
There are a lot of cute styles you can do with type 4 hair when it’s in its TWA phase, like twist outs with cute scarves around the edges, half up styles, and just letting the fro live it’s best life! It’s up to you!
Amina Marie thank you so much your tips are really help full
Joining the facebook group right away 🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃
I want to start transitioning but my Mum says I have to do the big chop which I don’t want to cause I don’t want to lose my lengths and I stumble on your videos I was wondering if Cantu products were ok for me to use to start transitioning I don’t know where to start but I really want to have strong defined curls
May coming imma be 1year without relaxer and I wanna cut my hair but I've never had short hair b4 so it's scary my hair is at 4inches (stretched) 2inches with shrinkage. I even cut off some parts of the back of my head to see how it would look and I love playing with it but one small section vs my entire head is a whole new story. Your videos have really been helping but I'm not sure if I'm big chop material. Plus I've never been the best at styling my hair. What styles would u recommend (note I love getting braids but that's hella expensive to keep getting) that are easy for persons who aren't that great a doing hair?
m 11 months transitioning nd I feel like ly hair is worse than the beginning of my journey , my new growth underneath is long enough to cut the straight ends its like end my neck length but the top is still taking so long I feel like giving up .
July 6 [2019] was my 1 year Mark‼️🥰🥳 I’m soo Happy but honestly I don’t know what to do Now like..Big Chop or Wait it Out a little longer😅
~Plzz make the next video sooner I can’t wait!!
Happy one year!!! ❤️🎉 What’s the biggest thing holding you back from getting rid of the ends right now?
Amina Marie Well rn I’m basically in my Senior year of High School 😅.However, with that I’ll be busy preparing for Graduation and taking all kinds of Senior pictures, however, I feel like if I cut off the ends then it’ll consume more time with my newly Natural Hair. My best-friend’s Big Chop actually encouraged me to want to cut my hair but I’m still scared and I feel my hair can still retain all its length by this upcoming December and it’s got me thinking about possibly Big Chopping the rest of the straight ends 🤗.
Thanks for this video
I’m at the beginning phase (3 months) and still trying to find products that will soften, detangle and grow my low prorosity hair. Can you please recommend some products. PS Shea Moisture doesn’t really work for me :(
I’ve been transitioning for close to 6 YEARS with no real growth. I think I’m just ready to chop it off. I wish I had videos like this to watch when I first started😂😭
6 years?! You didn’t let those damaged ends go!! 🙈 A chop will definitely help! ❤️ You’ll retain so much more of your growth when your ends are healthy!
Your right , it's been like 5 months and I already have like 4-5 inches of new growth . And the rest of my hair is straight .
Yes new growth! Just keep trimming those straight ends, you’ll be there in no time! 🙏🏽
Which hair type are you ? I love ur curls !
Hey Amina I just want to say thank you for posting these videos because Im more confident to start transitioning. I have a question about my hair though. What can you do when ur roots are extremely thick and your hair is thin? I think my roots are what’s stopping me because it looks stupid when I wet it😭 do you have any tips?
Hey. I'm transitioning since 7months now(actually my last relaxer was 8 months ago).thx for the video. What products do you recommend?
my hair has been verryyy color damaged and head damaged and has appeared straight for years and nothing i try gets it back to my natural 3b curls. im pretty sure my hair is low porosity. i’ve tried big chopping a few times, and almost never use heat. still nothing. i need help please!!!
What's your night hair routine
If I want to go natural, do you recommend using rice water during this period?
You can use rice water at any time you choose! :)
Today is my wash day and I’m sitting here debating wether or not to do the BIG CHOP NOW?????? It’s definitely needed! It’s been 4months.....HELP
It's been a 9 month since I gone natural but hair isn't growing 😒😒
Ive 4a,b hair.. 😑
I’m almost 6 months and an half transitioning and jdjdjdj my hair is short, dry, Frizzy, tangled. I can only do flat twists (if i can even say they are 👀).
My mom wants me to relax my hair 😤. And she do braid rlly well but Ik she will be pulling out my hair with the comb she’s using and she will blow dry my hair until it’s bone straight.
#notifacationsquad😘😘
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I’m on my 5. Month next month I will be on phase 3 leaving phase 2😆
I’ve been natural for 5 years I’ve made the mistake of straightening my hair & now it’s completely damaged! Is it okay for me to put my hair in braids till it grows out ?
How many times did you straighten your hair?
I wish I had found this a year ago. Put a relaxer in and so regret it
Already natural but going to watch any way 🤗😍
🥰🤗 what would you like to see next?
@@AminaMarie I try to keep my hair healthy as I can so I want to see how long I can grow my color treated hair
just finished watching this series, during the 1-3 month period, is it still okay to blow dry my hair on the cool setting after I wash it? or should I completely stop using the blow dryer? someone help :(
You can absolutely still blow dry, I just recommend blow drying on the cool setting or switching between warm and cool!
Amina Marie thank you so much, officially starting my transition tomorrow!!❤️
Yay!!! Feel free to DM me on IG if any questions come up ☺️
What's your hair type?
3C/4A
How unfortunate am I to not have hair like this. Lol. My 4c hair tangle all the time and break like crazy
Not unfortunate at all! 4C hair is the most versatile when you learn to care for it, just takes some TLC and a little experimenting. My hair also tangles all the time and breaks when it doesn’t get enough moisture! Def make sure to join our FB support group if you want more daily inspo & product recs facebook.com/groups/2810891245673216/
Where is this you tuber love her info !! No updated videos 😢2023 /2024
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Ditch the hair lines of products for so-called natural hair that just coat your hair not nourish it.
She says cut your hair. Me : ✂️
Tight curls and lackluster hair plus natural color boost, henna. But not on chemical dyed hair. Henna also makes your hair grow and deep conditions it while transitioning. Too much and it will straighten or severely loosen curls. Do some research before use. 4C girls, amazing what it does for your hair. Anybody else also good, I'm 3C.
Its all pretty easy when your hair is already long and not kinky so
idk if its only me but u look like My Life As Eva
Great video!
@Missbiocoiffure
My sister’s name is amina lol
Hey Amina I just want to say thank you for posting these videos because Im more confident to start transitioning. I have a question about my hair though. What can you do when ur roots are extremely thick and your hair is thin? I think my roots are what’s stopping me because it looks stupid when I wet it😭 do you have any tips?