IMPULSIVELY RELAXED MY 4C NATURAL HAIR AFTER NEARLY 10 YEARS | Regrets ? Guilt ? Anti Black ?
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- Опубликовано: 30 окт 2022
- It was an emotional journey but I decided to Tex-Lax my hair.
I used a texturizer to release my curls a bit just to make my hair more manageable and for me to treat it better. I know a lot of people have mixed opinions but this is my decision !
I have read a lot about taking care of non natural hair and I also know about the whole correlation to uterine cancer but I only plan to use it once or twice a year to ease my hair up !
Let me know if you liked the final look. My curls are still intact just a bit loose now. It only looks staright becaue it was blowdried 💕
If you’d like to see the one month update let me know in the comments and I will have that done for you guys.
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Girl definitely do you! But I’m going to say this from my humble opinion- if your hair was not thriving when it was natural you have to figure out why-because if not, then straightening it --is only a band aid-your hair routine and regimen needs to be evaluated otherwise relaxing is only going to start you back from the beginning. Not coming for you at all-all I’m saying is setbacks suck (I had one from protein overload but now I’m fully recovered) and since you are starting a new hair journey definitely look into your regimens and correct errors accordingly! May your new hair journey be a great one! 🤙🏽 😊
I was just struggling so I wanted some ease and I wanted to restyle easily. I’m going back natural !
They did really good with your hair!
All the texturizing hair stories I have heard scared me off texturizers and relaxers. I’ll never be brave enough
Yeah they did but it was mostly my instructions lol 😆 thank you 😊
Girl welcome to the club. I promise you will not regret this 😃
Thanks girl !!! I’m so happy with my decision 😊
For now she is happy, let's see her in one year or two .
@@angelvenus-africa4161please shut up
I think 🤔 I'm just going to heat train my natural hair once I get the rest of my locs out. Because I still want the fullness but it to be straight also.
It's what i do too. natural for the volume but i keep them straight! Just a brushing with a *volumazing brush give good results & ponytail to go ✨
Heat training helped me achieve the texture I desired I support trying this before going all the way with relaxer
I had never heard of heat training !
Girl you are so beautiful and so is you hair, it’s so thick
Thank you 😊
Beautiful either way
I have natural hair and I don't make such a big fuss or worry about looking stylish, gelled, glued up, or keep covered and it grows grows and grows. I also don't do all those things others do and I do not use all of those products.. water, a little, and Vaseline. Leave in conditioners is a no no for me. They actually make my hair thin out...
Glad you found a solution that works. I still had the same routine with my relaxers too and in reality it took me the same amount of time to wash, condition, then style 🤣🥰
Thank youuuu ❤️❤️
Omg 6 years natural? It wasn't thriving in the natural afro state it could be longer than that. I hope relaxer works you 😘
At the end I could see the growth wow 😱
Gosh why did she not put the relaxer at the end first! It's still very curly!
It really wasn’t thriving and I was struggling. I am able to better care for my hair now and I moisturize almost every day. The tips were quite weak so the chemical processing staying there for too long would weaken it so we added it last 🥰❤️❤️
#Kships, the ends are the weakest part of hair. You start at the roots and work your way down. NEVER apply relaxer over previously relaxed hair. Only apply relaxer to the new growth the next time you relax. Also, you ends Should have some level of curl remaining. If your ends are none straight, your hair is probably overprocessed. That curl gives your hair strength so you do not get breakage 🌞
We do hair different in the United States. We have had lots of practice after the colonizers. I believe their countries may not have had the same access as the US and had to make due.
I'm not trying to sound like the u.s. is better. I saying some parts of Africa is restricted from what used to be flourishing . Such as hair and styling. Colonizers have destroyed too much of the Africans ways.
Hi which phone do you use to film? Also, your skin is gorgeous.
Are you Hausa or Fulani? Igbo? Mixed? I know west Africans come in all shade and features. I am just curious 😭
So gorgeous 💖
Thank youuu ! I’m half Akwa Ibom and half Igbo. West Africa is truly DIVERSEEEEE 🥰
You dont have to listen to anyone opinion it your hair you can decide what you want for your hair and you look good both ways
Thank you 💓
Please what’s the name of the salon
Salmon in Abuja !
@@Missimaaa thank you
You so beautiful 😍
Thank you ❤️
omgggg 😳
Girl slight texture release, I needed a breather 😢
You have a beautiful side profile
Thank you 😊
The moment I saw them slicking up your edges and leaving the back of your hair unstyled as of to put it in a plain ponytail; I knew this was somewhere in Africa. Like what about a roller set or summin’? It sounds terrible, but my gosh man, I think the women deserve better.
GOOD LUCK. YOUR HAIR WILL NEVER BE THE SAME UNTIL YOU CUT IT OFF.
IF I COULD ONLY BE THE PERSON TO HELP PEOPLE ACCEPT THERE HAIR. YOU SHOULD HAVE HAD MORE SUPPORT TO HELP YOU ACCEPT YOUR ANCESTORS AND THEIR JOURNEYS. EACH STRAND IS A RELATIVES PAST. NEVER CURSE YOURSELF OR YOUR HAIR.
NOW YOUR HAIR LOOKS STIFF NO LIFE . IF YOU WANTED STRAIGHT HAIR JUST SAY THAT. BECAUSE THATS WHAT SHE DID . RELAXED YOUR HAIR.
IM IN THE U.S. AND I NOTICED ONLINE I DONT SEE TOO MANY HAIR STYLISTS IN AFRICAN COUNTRIES THAT KNOW HOW TO DO SILK PRESSES PROPERLY. WHY IS THIS??🤔 THEN YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO USE CHEMICALS THAT CAUSE CANCER & BURNING YOUR SCALP AND ESSENTIALLY MAKE YOUR HAIR BREAK OFF & FALL OUT.
Why are u so angry it was her choice whats wrong with u?