How to Transition to Natural Hair | All About Transitioning
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Transitioning is one of two ways you can go natural, and while it may seem less commitment heavy than big chopping, it requires just as much commitment and dedication than the big chop! In this video, I explain what transitioning is, how - to steps to transition, and what to expect when dealing with two different textures - basically everything you need to know about the transitioning process!
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4 months natural!! The two textures are annoying!!! But I've got this 💪
Illusion x how’s your hair now?
I'm right there with you! I haven't relaxed since August or September 2019. Clipped ends prob once or twice since. Not as much hair fall as I expected. Moisturize n deep condition. I wear head bands on what I call bad hair days...but I'm ok with it.😉never been one to give energy to what ppl say or think...poot on em if they dont like how I look. But what have u been doing on your journey sis?
@low bqttery I'm still doing pretty much the same things. Unfortunately I colored my hair like a week or 2 before this Coronavirus became prominent. 🤦🏾♀️so I've been plaiting & n twisting hair n wearing it a lace front a bit. Still deep condition n apply oil, leave in, & water every other day or so. Still taking some getting used to...real tempted to get a relaxer. Was almost discouraged n was just going to choose it all off one night when it knotted up so badly after a wash. But thanks to hubby, we managed to save most of my hair, but I still lost a great deal of it. But I think the idea she has bout washing hair in parted sections is the best idea for transitioning hair. I didnt do it that night bcuz I was rushing. Old adage says, "Patience is a virtue!" And most certainly is😏
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How are you doing now?
I'm white but I've had very curly hair all my life and I learned how to take care of my curls from the Natural Hair Community here on RUclips. I am so so grateful!! Even though my hair is very different from Black/AA hair, I just love the community and the support that comes from it. It's so beautiful seeing women come together and boosting each other up. I'm not transitioning but this was a great video!! thank you for putting hard work into this ❤️
Truth be told, the naturalistas can be pretty hateful and hurtful to non-naturals but, it's great your experience was so positive!
same here... white people don't know how to treat curls i swear... the natural community saved my hair and made me love it
@@k.m.j.coutinho4390 actually the non naturals can be more hateful with their comments about hair textures
I am White to and my hair is like 3c with a mix of 3b and whole my life i've ttreating my hair wrong but it got mesed up after i rebleached it so many times now the front area is flat well it gets curly after i wash it and tomorow is flat again while underneath is curly what do u guys mean by deep conditioner
Machi Muchy do you use Jheri curl perms or something?
I am currently transitioning (or trying to). It's been six months so far and the two different textures are starting to annoy me. I'm just here on youtube trying to get inspiration, ideas, tips, etc to follow through. Sometimes I think about changing my mind because I don't know how or if I'll like my natural hair. For now I'm pushing through trying to stay positive and not give up. Thank you for the video, very entertaining and informative.
UPDATE: I'm natural now. I did the big chop in December 2018.
P.S. I'm very scared to big chop.
tevalere Definitely keep trying to push through ! You should give yourself the opportunity to enjoy your full natural hair after transitioning before you decide to change your mind. It’s not always easy and you may not like it at first but I do believe if you stick with it once you’re fully natural you won’t only learn to love your texture, but feel both proud and accomplished that you saw it through! 🧡
You can do it Trevalere. I wanted to transition in 2013. In May 2018, so much of my relaxed hair had fallen out, bald spot in my crown, edges disappear and being diagnosed with scarring alopecia. I had to big chopped. I had cried the first two weeks. My coworkers, my mom told me how good I look with short natural hair. Two and a half month later my coworkers and my mom have been telling me how fast my hair is growing. I tried to go natural in 2013 and didn't know the process and my beautician didn't know the process and ended up back on the creamy crack. Now, I wish I had stuck it thru back in 2013 and I would not have scarring alopecia. Scarring alopecia is hair loss and when the hair follicles dies no more hair will not grow. I have thin hair growing back in the crown as my scalp is still healing from the creamy crack, color rinse, flat iron, etc. Your hair and your scalp will thank you for going natural and keeping all of your hair follicles alive. I had no idea what a relaxer, hair coloring does to the hair and scalp.
We are hair journey twins. Right now I'm about 8 months post. How is your hair now
tevalere same here I’ve been transitioning for 9 months and I’ve ask for shears a couple times because the two textures are about to drive me insane! But looking at different videos do give me hope
I have two hair textures at the moment.
This video was very informative ❤
Ugh same my hair is like 1/7 wavy curly then the rest I’d just 1b
"Flaming sticks of death"💀
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It’s so mind blowing watching pple put so much effort and thought into going natural. I’m really one of those low maintenance girls. Back in 2011 when I first started transitioning All i did was stop relaxing my hair. Washed it, braided it up and threw a wig on it, every once in a while let it breathe .
Shakeira Davis You’re right! It definitely doesn’t require too much fancy handling - if anything, sometimes the basics can just be a little time consuming. But once you figure out your sweet spot for moisture and protection, you’re basically good to go!
I'm almost 11 month post. I do the same thing...simple.
Me too. 9 month of no relaxer and yes wig.
Shakeira Davis So true. And that's why the people who benefit most from the natural movement are the manufacturers of the myriad of products the naturalistas think they need. I spent a week researching some of the big name products and was shocked about the amount of harmful ingredients they contained. Glad I went simple, too.
You're so right
This by far was the most informative transitioning video ever! Great video girl 🙌🏾
_ASHLEY ANGELINA_ Thank you!
I agree 💞 thanks a lot of really gave me some inspiration
Love the drawings new subscriber
Yes while I’m transitioning I’ve noticed a lot of hair loss not my new growth but my permed ends I’m scared to touch my hair because every time i comb my hair a lot comes out and my mom knows nothing about natural hair.
Hey wats your ig or snap ?
Thatssojayyy are you transitioning or thinking about it or anything else haha?
@TheyknowTavii
Why do people hate? Omg it’s SOMEONE ELSE’S HAIR.
I'm currently transitioning, 16 weeks into it
I love this tutorial... It's fun and I learnt a lot too💃
I’ve had relaxed hair for 17 years and I’m contemplating transitioning to natural, my goal is to transition for a year and I’m a little nervous
Now we are two. We can do it! At the moment I have two textures and I am dying for it to go back to how it was. My roots are straight and my ends are curly. Hahaha what a mix right?!!!🤣
So what are the results? Cus i want to start too
Ive had relaxed hair for 14 years. N now tryin transistioning too.. how long did u take ?
I transitioned for 6 months and then did the big chop
I've been relaxed for as long as I can remember and now I'm thinking of going natural. My last relaxer was in oct/2018 and its apr/2019 now and it's pretty tough dealing with the two textures. I think ill get it cut and deep conditioned to move on from now.
Ive been transitioning for about 4 years. I fell off the wagon after my first few attempts but ive been successfully transitioning for the last year & a half. I've always refused to do a big chop. I've cut my relaxed ends off bit by bit every 4-6 weeks. I keep my hair in crochet braids & im finally ready to cut off my last bit of relaxed ends. I can honestly say that i haven't lost any of my length during the process!! As many hair videos as i've watched idk how ive never come across this video until now. Super entertaining!!
I wish I had your patience 😭 😂
Thanks for giving the confidence to wait... I wish I too don't lose any hair length like you & wait patiently... mine is a very long hair... it's been 2 years I got my hair permanently straightened...want my natural hair back now very badly...😭
Stopped straightening my hair like one month ago, I'm proud, thanks for this videos, I was about to give up on my hair
Hi College Curls! I have started my transitioning phase about 6 months ago. I implemented using protein treatments and Olaplex to strengthen my hair. It is a challenge with the different textures, but keeping my hair condition, low manipulation, and just wrapping my hair has been a plus of less shedding and breakage. Also, I plan to grow my hair out until I slowly cut off the length of the relaxer. Thank you for the encouragement and I appreciate this video to keep me motivated. Blessings to you and your family!
I’m currently transitioning to natural hair and it’s really stressful but this video has given so much hope🤗😍 GREAT video‼️
I love your videos! Always so informative, please continue to create! 💛
Thank you so much !
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I'm one week away from being 16 mths post-relaxer! I've definitely run into some rough times myself and still do some days. It didn't start getting easier for me until after the 9 mth mark. I would love to transition for at least 3 years. So far, so good. You're video was truly inspiring. 💞💞💞💞
I needed this video 😩! I’m planning on transitioning for 2019 and I had no idea where to begin. Thank you so much!
I really needed this. I have relaxed hair and type 3C curls. My transitioning process is emotionally draining cause I want to see the results immediately. I’m being patient and I glad to see so many of your girls in the same boat. I feel so alone in this process with so many of my friends and family members with straight to wavy hair.
My girls and I have done short and long term transitioning. I transitioned for about 9 months and got tired of the relaxed ends and wanted a TWA so I BC'd and loved it! Now my hair is longer than before I cut it and much healthier. About 5 years ago I had to stop relaxing my older daughter's hair because of a head injury that damaged her scalp. I did a very short transition for her and she let me cut it off to about 2". She now has long natural hair. My younger daughter...I stopped relaxing hers and kept her hair in protective styles like braids and crotchet for at least a year and slowly trimmed her relaxed ends. Her hair right now is longer than both me and my older daughter's hair, almost to her bra. They are 18 and 19 years old. We're all at shoulder to APL length type 4 hair. I hated having relaxed ends because washing it left insane tangling! The big chop was amazing for me!
Transitioning 1 month Now Planning on chopping 9mths-1year from now. Watching your Video really make me feel confident. best channel ever😁❤️
Woooo! Stick it out and I know your curls will look great 😍 & thank you so much for your kind words, I’m glad it makes you confident! That’s exactly what I want my channel to do ☺️
Love this video! I love the drawings!!! More interesting than watching someone talk! I started by transitioning and only know a little bit but I knew enough and have taken really good care of my hair now for a year and then considering cutting off the ends that aren't as happy still. I have mostly done braids and twists to help me survive but honestly even that has been better than what I was dealing with before:). Now I am figuring out what type of hair I have specifically and doing research on what products to try that might help me get to my end goal of bringing my curls to life. Thanks again for a great video. It's the most helpful one on transitioning I've watched as I decide what to do next!
K Bullen Thank you so much for your kind words! & I’m happy to hear of how successful your journey has been so far - I know you’ll continue to make great decisions during it!
BEST transition video I have watched to date. Thank you. Sending you love from Africa ❤
I am transitioning! Thanks for the great tips! my last relaxer was Feb.26.
This was the Grow My Hair Draw My Life style. Loved this video!
honestly, best video about transitioning ive seen so far. i wish everyone transitioning would watch this!
THE DRAWINGS DEFINITELY MADE IT MORE INTERESTING AND I'LL PROBABLY REMEBER THIS MORE THAN SOMEONE JUST TALKING.
OMG love the drawings!! I am 10 months post relaxer and I am sooooo proud of myself I made it to 10 months post. I am loving my new growth and can’t wait to Big chop. I was thinking maybe big chopping at one year post but time will tell 😊
Seriously loved the use of illustrations!! Visual representation just made things so much clearer. I'm kinda new to transitioning ( I guess)... It was more of a choice that I want to stop relaxing and try to see what my natural hair looks like (it's been a while)... Its been 6 months and my hair growth is nothing to brag about. I don't really think I realised what I was getting myself into. SO much breakage, different textures, some parts well conditioned others dry and brittle... Due you have explained so much to me!! THANK YOU!! This by far has been the most informative and helpful video I've seen about the whole process. Never through about having a timeline either! This video has changed the whole game for me!!
I think my hair is transitioning. I haven’t put heat on it recently and I try not to get flat ironed as much anymore. I had relaxers most my life and had length cut off my hair. I finally got my length back but it still has relaxer in it. I haven’t had a relaxer in maybe 2-3 years. I put my hair in box braids, twists, cornrows etc. so I can grow my hair and cut off my straight ends. Man I really wish my mom didn’t relax my hair in the first place but we’re trying to go back to natural, I feel more comfortable with my hair curly.
You’re definitely transitioning and sounds like you’re KILLING it! 😁 With no relaxers, using little to no heat, and wearing protective styles, you should be able to make up for losing your curls to relaxers in no time! 💕
armys are everywhere 🤭.. same, wish my mom didn't relaxed my hair in the first place but.. we can do it! ✨✨✨
This was EXTREMELY helpful thank you for making this video
Omg this video is the definition of hard work! Thank you x
I’m fully natural but I really enjoyed this video! I wished I would’ve watched this during my transition! Great content 😊
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!!! Gonna be big chopping soon!! 😍 it's been 5 months since my last relaxer and no more of that!!
I loved this animation. Thank you so much for this video. I learned a whole lot. I'm currently transitioning (8 months) and have had so many questions. You've addressed most of them perfectly. Great job!
Best and most helpful video I've found on how to transition to natural hair. Thank you! 🤗
Very detailed, informative and entertaining. This video gave me the confidence to push through with my natural hair journey
The first time I went natural I did a big chop. I had a twa but it was long enough to grip for braids. I was natural for 6 years and this year 2018 I decided to cut all my hair off aging, but this time I got a pixie cut and a perm 😫🤦🏾♀️ so now I’m transitioning. And I’m nervous, but happy af for the years to come because I miss my fro 😫♥️ I’m so grateful for RUclips and my mistakes, because now I can start over and do it right for the most part lol
Same! I was natural for years and did a big chop. I then relaxed 3 weeks ago and I sooo regret it. I’ve now decided to transition
Y'all if we didn't have RUclips! I was natural in 2008 but then did everything wrong (hair color, then texlax) and ended up relaxing again for several years then big chopped in 2017. I've learned from my mistakes and will never relax my hair again. I love natural hair.
Love the drawling. I did 2 chops (jan2017 & jan2018) and my second one was the biggest chop! Now it’s been about a year and 4 months and I’m back to dead/straight ends. A bit frustrating but I refuse to cut it for the 3rd time! This video helped a lot thank you🙏🏽
This is the best informative video by far!! I love the visual art!!😍 excellent job!!
This video was awesome & very encouraging! I've been natural for almost 10 years now. I had my hair styled almost a year ago, it was supposed to be a blowout, but definitely changed my 4c curl pattern. 🤔 So I now have to transition back to my natural state & even tho I've done this before (transitioned the first time) this video has really helped me to do it again! Thank you!
Kudos on the animation... very nice!
It's funny, I kinda fell into the natural hair journey by accident. I stopped relaxing my hair because I loved bleaching and coloring it.
I had no wants of long or healthy hair,I just decided I liked my hair with color more than it being relaxed. I still damaged it tho with too much heat/bleach but I actually learned how to finally properly care for my hair through that process. Watching RUclips is what gave me a name for what I was doing and a whole new vocabulary and product list.lol
I big chopped/tranistioned my hair to the state it's in now. I very rarely use heat anymore but I still color but now I do it in a healthy way. The internet + RUclips + cosmetology school + personal experience have taught me ALOT about my natural and I'm happier for it.
I didn't go into with the intent on making my hair better but I've come out on the other side with my hair the healthiest it's been in ages! It's thick and soft again, 8 years into the process!
I’m biracial, so my hair is curly, but once I got into middle school, I was too annoyed with dealing with my hair every morning. So I did a relaxer so my curls were easier to handle. After a few years my hair got stringier and uglier cuz of all the touch ups. I am abt a few months in for transitioning, but my hair grows super fast, so hopefully it doesn’t take too long.
I needed this. Thank you soo much!
I started my transition three months ago and have a couple of inches of new growth. I use foam rollers to blend the textures and have done one trim (just my ends) so far. I’m hoping to chop at the year mark. I’m thankful I picked the middle of a pandemic to transition, because roller sets are unpredictable. It was so nice to see an entertaining video! I am thirsty for information about transitioning, but I tire of watching people just talk. Good luck everyone!
11 months in transitioning 💪🏾
AYEEE !
I love this! This is so inspiring 😩🙌🏽. I’m currently transitioning. And also currently sitting under the dryer from doing my first flexi rod set. Fingers crossed 😅🤞🏽
I had my hair relaxed since I was 7 and started transitioning a little over a year ago. I've had crochet braids and that has been ideal for my transitioning experience. I used to have a weave in college and that really hurt my hair but the braids have been great. I'm nervous because i'm going to start training my hair in a few months or so but this video was so helpful :)
I just found your channel and I just want to say keep putting out more videos I’m gone tell people to come subscribe cause I love how you break everything down so you can understand it more
I’m 7 months transitioning and I still really don’t know what two textures mean because when I relax my hair, I relax only the roots and never the tips so, I think I’ve always dealt with 2 textures. But right now, about 3 weeks ago, I started doing a lot of deep conditioning with both hair products and natural products, I have a regimen which basically has me deep conditioning twice a week, one with a deep conditioner and the other with natural products. I also use growth hair food, Shea butter, leave in conditioner, anti dandruff hair food, I wash once a week in partitions and also apply hair oils, basically coconut and almond oil, I do twists once a week as well. It’s 3 weeks of hair treatment and I think it’s a great journey. I think I don’t like wash days lol
I stopped getting relaxers last year in November and I’ve been transitioning ever since. I’m at the point now where I want to just cut the rest of my relaxed hair off but I really want to retain the length! I’m still learning, talking to friends who are natural and watching videos to figure out what works for me.
your hair is beautiful! i love the pfp
I love this video and very inspirational. I big chop last year, now i don't regret it at all.
Love the video☺️, it gave me some great ideas on what to do with my hair now, And I also did a big chop today.
Wonderful video! Very informative and professional yet relatable and realistic. Thank you 💗
I did the big chop and I'm so happy my hair was so damage
Great video. The drawing was awesome thanks so much for sharing ❤❤❤❤
Very helpful to newbies like me that just started transitioning!! Quick and strait to the point and i love ls the illustrations!
loved it and love the drawings. watched it for the third time today!
My mom has been relaxing my hair for as long as I can remember but I’m going into the eighth grade now and I really want to just go natural. I have also always hated how straight and short my hair was and I now know why it was like that and not how the other black girls looked. I’m so ready for this journey to going natural! 🥰✌️
I am 9 months and gonna go to 2 years. Still strong.
j_ bubblez Okayyyy, you betta!! 👏🏾👏🏾
I just made a year I'm doing two years maybe 2 1/2 stay strong girl 🤗
once upon a walking dead PLL same
My hair has been transitioning for the last 8 months and some days it drives me crazy! Its a lot of work and it seems like it'll take forever before I figure out how to do my hair. But honestly I don't regret going natural. I want my hair to be as crazy and natural as I am on the inside. 😋
Best one ive came across. thank you
this is the best transition video I have watched. others discourage me, but this was helpful
Currently transitioning it's been eight months😋 I learned to be understanding of the progress to be less insecure of my hair progress
5 weeks and 1 day into my natural hair journey. Haven't had a relaxer in over 25 years and just stopped using heat on my hair 5 weeks ago. I'm just trying to get my regimen figured out and see what works for my hair. I'm excited about taking my hair back and loving me and my hair enough to walk in a healthy lifestyle. My plan is to transition for at least 1 year then check my progress at that point.
Thank you for this video! It has inspired me to “keep my eyes on the curly headed prize” !! Much love and thank you
i actually accidentally started transitioning because i wanted my hair to grow a bit so i stopped relaxing it for a couple months with the intention of relaxing it after but the i decided to put my hair in box braids and my hair grew ridiculous amounts and it had never been longer. after doing this for months it grew so much and i lost sight of why i was relaxing my hair in the first place. It gave me the confidence that i needed to know that i would be able to deal with my very thick natural hair for sure. Tomorrow i'm going to do a big chop, and I'm super excited but also really scared. Hopefully it will liberate me from the pressures that i felt to look like my white peers and I will realise how beautiful my african roots really are
This is a excellent video, I wish it was available when I first stared transitioning in 2017. I am now 3+ years in and the one thing I have been doing is constantly trimming my ends about once a month, sometimes. Yesterday I was adventurous and cut about 2 inches.
when i was just transitioning i used to hate wash day because my mum didnt think it looked nice so it lead to many days were i would cry myself to sleep but she eventually grew to like the idea and is now helping me through it😊
This is the best transitioning video I've seen. I am currently transitioning. My last relaxer was 3 months ago. This is my 4th time going natural. This is the first time I've transitioned. I big chopped all the other times. Right now with both textures my hair is puffy. I have it cut in a bob style. I find it hard to come up with styles that dont involve me flat ironing my hair because of the length of my hair.
I currently have two textures although the new growth is really small so I really appreciate this video. ❤️🥰
OMG ! I am so in love with this video I actually learned SO MUCH !!! you just earned a new subscriber. I really like the whole visual teaching make more videos like this THANKSSSS
Thank you so much - I'm glad it helped! I will continue making videos like this! :)
Thank you very much, this is very informative. The best transition in video. Thanks for all of your tips and suggestion. Great video!
I am watching you for the first time and I am very pleased. My dilemma is dealing with new growth and permed hair. The breakage is unbelievable. I am going to try your methods because I am not ready to chop off my hair. Thank you so much.
Dealing with both new growth and permed hair can be a nightmare sometimes, and the breakage can make it even worse. It does get easier though the more new growth you get, and as it starts to outweigh how much permed hair you have
WOW!! I LOVE the presentation it's so catchy and educational. All this info is so GREAT. even though I've been natural for a long while now this video taught me more about the process the growth process. Thank You so so much.
I love your video. I am currently transitioning from relaxed to natural .I have been natural before I decided to relax my hair but, I missed my curls and the thickness my hair had before relaxing .So I decided to go back natural an remain natural.I do not hate relaxers I just want what works for me.I realize that not everyone can take be natural but, every one should do what works for them.
Thank you so much for this video!!! I have been wanting to see a video that could answer some of my questions. I am 6 months post relaxer and blending the two textures have been a challenge, the problem I have is the breakage and shedding of my relaxed hair. My natural hair is growing and doing fine, but relaxed ends ain’t having it! LOL!!! I was going to transition for 12 months, but now I think I may big chop before that time.
I start my transition tomorrow... tonight I just did a hot oil treatment and I am gonna leave the oil in my hair overnight
I probably have 2a 2b hair (looking at pictures of me as a baby) but I have been treating my hair as though they are straight because I was never told that there was a different way of treating curly hair...I didn't even know there was a thing like conditioner a year back...but I am ready to finally treat my hair the way it should be treated
Same here. I didn't even know about the existence of conditioner since 2 days ago.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾This was absolutely wonderful!
I’ve only just started. 54 years old and ready to be me and see me. Subscribed. Here we go! Love the illustrations. But enjoyed and noted the wisdom. On my way to get some products! Thanks! 🤗
Omg this is the most helpful video I came across thank you
You are on point with the mixed texture phase. I am have tried so many different products, I hate my hair right now!
Love the drawing! Love the info! I’m a little over 1 month into my transition from heat damage, living in French braids and buns all this year lol
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Aww lovelyyy, thank you for the content! It was very informative. Currently about / reaching up to 2 months' natural transition (again ; though this time more informed & dedicated to long term transitioning). Might even get into braiding protective styles, so this video's tips helped with that too lol.
I loved this video!
This was great love the drawings. I’m just starting my journey and need all the help I can get.
Excellent information!!
Such a cute video! I loved watching you draw. Please make more. I transitioned for 9momths while pregnant then big chopped when my daughter was born.
needed this thank you!
Wow! Really loved your video!!! 😍😍👍👍 I am transitioning. It's just been 6months now. Thanks for your advice
Absolutely loved this as I’m more of a kinesthetic learner.
loved this video thanks girl....
New subscriber. I enjoyed the video. Im currently transitioning its 1week now that i started. Your video helped me alot
Good video. My last relaxer was in June(about 5 months ago). Transitioning hasn't been too bad so far. I have been going to salon for roller sets or flat twists. I'm learning it definitely requires more work than relaxed hair. Which is why I never tried natural before. I don't think I'll do a big chop. My hair is just below ears so don't think my transition will take long. RUclips has been helpful. I'm learning what works for my hair quickly. Hoping I can stick it out 😊
Very informative! Thank you. 😊
Excellent video!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
I just love the art work... I'm an artist myself... nice illustration 🙌 thanks