I have had a relaxer since I was 12 years old I am now 57. I am approaching 1 year of the transitioning process. I accepted that I had a bad grain of hair because of what I have been told all of my life. Boy they were wrong. The hair growing out of my head is fantastic. Your video had some really good tips to help me to continue through this process. Thank you.
I'm 20 and I've been getting a relaxer since I was 5. I've been transitioning for 7 months now and it's definitely.not.easy but I'm excited to see my natural hair. Good luck on your hair journey!
Been relaxed since I was about 7 or 8. And am now 25 going natural for the first time 8 months in. Good luck ladies. It's a long process! Can't wait to have long long hair again like when I was little.
It’ll be all worth it in the end. I’m going through the same thing. Try to stay away from heat Use satin scarfs and bonnets Moisture is key just use water and spray it in you’re hair day and night with olive oil or whatever oils you want to
@@lillian_3 Hey! I finally big chopped in August after transitioning for about a year. I wish I had done it sooner lol because dealing with two textures was a challenge. I'm still trying to figure out how to retain length, moisture and which products and methods works best for me. But I'm enjoying the learning process Thanks for checking in lol☺ How's your journey going?
I cut off all my relaxed hair today and so freaking happy about it lol it was really working my nerves, having two hair textures and my hair wasn't looking right.
I just found this channel. I got a huge chop few days ago, felt it was out of impulsive behavior, but also feeling that it was brave of me to do it and for the best. This channel is so cute, I feel like I've forgotten everything I knew about maintaining healthy curls. I hope to learn more from your channel 💕✨
I Did the big chop a month ago! My hair is 3b curls and I transitioned for ALMOST 2 years!!!! I couldn’t handle really short hair bec I am not allowed to- ( I am 14 ) NO REGRETS AT ALL!!!!!😩💘, it’s the BEST thing I have ever made in my life and I wish I did it earlier than this!!!!! It’s layered shoulder length like it grew out
I’m just starting to transition my hair after having perms for years. I really don’t know my hair texture. But I am willing to go the extra mile to see my natural hair. All of the tips that you offered were very helpful!🤗 I will follow up on your page with my journey!!❤️ Thank you so much for your help!!
Thanks so much, I've been transitioning for a year... I'm thankful for the pandemic as it allowed me to learn my hair more and actually learn how to do twists. Ngl, it has been hard but I'm hoping to get it trimmed soon.
I’m happy to hear you were able to get something as positive as learning to care for your hair out of how crazy the past year has been! I know that had to be a cool experience 😊 & yes, it can definitely be challenging, but trimming does help. You got this! 💕
Same I learned soo much about my hair and I’ve decided to go natural and now I’m helping my siblings with their hair like I deep condition their hair and help them go natural aswell
Love this video!! I always come back to it when I get frustrated with my hair, and it reminds me to take a deep breath and enjoy the process😁 Going on four months transitioning, and I’m so excited to see all this hard work pay off soon. Thanks as always for the tips and inspiration!💛
Hi, new subscribers!! I love your videos. I’ve been transitioning my hair for about 13/14 months and I’m dealing with the rollercoaster of it all. The blending of both textures to be exact. The Jamaican black castor oil is a godsend honestly. I also do the rice water treatment and getting my hair braided up. That’s been helping me.
I'm transitioning for my 2nd natural hair journey. The 1st time I big chopped. This time I've been transitioning for 1 year. This was a great reminder video for dealing with 2 textures. Thanks for the post!
I love this video.Ive stopped relaxing since February 2022,my hair was thin and falling out.So I went natural, washing my hair every eight weeks and cutting every six weeks.I added in a coconut feed for my scalp and a rich cream to condition my hair, I also added a shampoo and conditioner. M y hair is thicker and longer but some are trying to pressure me into waves and braids.I decided to stick with continuing to care for my new natural hair.I also stepped up my diet increasing working out,eating more greener foods and water,water to drank.
Had to follow love love these tips. I've be transitioning for 2 to 3 months now thinking about doing my big chop next year around this time don't know depends on how long my natural hair will be. Thanks for the tips I will be sure to use them
Absolutely love your unique videos!!! I'm 4 months into transitioning. I'm learning about my hair and it has been great and which ingredients work. I discovered I'm protein sensitive and that I have at least 2 different types of hair growing in. I've also found a great product ingredient resource that is very helpful. Twist-outs us my go-to style to blend and I hang on to receipts to return products that don't work out or return to Amazon!! Trial & Error is serious and will probably change once all relaxer is gone. Thinking of B.C. in January.... we'll see.
Absolutely loved this video!! I’m about 9 months into my transitioning journey and I just did my first trim. I would say that I have about 5 inches of new growth and it’s honestly growing quickly. Since I’m moving into this next step of transitioning and a lot of the relaxed hair is now gone, do you suggest doing a deep conditioner or a hot oil treatment once a week? Even though I’m far along in my transition, I still feel like I don’t know too much about it. Thank you so much for your help, your videos are amazing! ✨
Due to the pandemic, I haven’t gotten the chance to relax my hair and have seen much growth since I started paying more attention to it. I’m conflicted. The edges of my hair when relaxed were completely gone but now have grown back quite nicely. I’m wondering if I should grow it out and relax it again after a few years. But in the meanwhile, I’ll try to follow these tips
Thank you for the feedback!!!, I’ve been transitioning for a year and a month now and I didn’t realize until few weeks ago. I stopped relaxing my hair since last October. I’ve been getting my hair done in knotless braids and when it’s time to wash my hair, I deep condition with hair mayonnaise which helps both with my natural growth and my relaxed ends. I’ve noticed my curls are coming and I’m loving it. Also, I can’t wait where this journey takes me😊.
I almost forgot after using hair mayonnaise, i de tangle my hair. Then I go head wait for 30 min. Before I rinse it out, then I go ahead and detangle again before applying leave in conditioner and oil in my hair before blow drying in low heat. After when my hair is blow dried, I go head and braid my real hair and oil my scalp.
Wonderful! I'm so glad you're transition has been going well! You're right on track and know what you're doing - keep it up! Your curls will love you for it! :)
I even lost how many times I tried to go through the transition and gave up, always because I can’t deal with the length of my hair. I got many different types of curlers that take too long to texturize my hair, now for last I hope, I got the bandy curlers, and it feels a bit better and faster. I already have short hair, and always had since I started straightening it, never more I could have long hair, I guess because all the damage it suffers. It is a 3 A, very thin hair. Thank you for your video.
Very informative! I’m transitioning so having a style with sustainability like braid and twist out is a must for me. As you cited retaining moisture is my biggest issue. I don’t want to have to keep manipulating my hair so I have become a “product junkie” 😍 looking for the right combinations.
Sounds like you’re off to a great start & already really aware of what your hair needs and learning more about it everyday! ☺️ I’m excited for you! Happy transitioning! 💕
I did a big chop back in Feb, this year. There are still a few relaxed ends and patience really is a virtue. I am still trying to find a routine that works for me, but I am still kinda young, so I am trying to find things within my budget range. I have definitely seen growth these past couple of months. And I guess cutting my hair was an impulsive decision, but I no longer regret it.
I've been relaxed since I was about 8yrs old since my mom didn't know how to manage real natural hair. I realized when I was growing up, my hair wasn't curling and bouncing as it should be and in highschool I really wanted to cut it. I had planned to just big chop bald after graduation but I think my mom is really attached to my hair. There was one time when my mom wanted to braid my hair and told me to blow dry it. From what I'm seeing from my hair, I don't think it was super damaged from the heat since I re wet it and heat protection etc. I'm really wanting to cut all my ends in 2023. So post 6 months transition
I have just started transitioning and it is interesting. My hair is fine so I use the kera care detangler shampoo, the cantu conditioner, and I have used the keranique products shampoo and conditioner. I take medication for thyroid and it has been one month. My beautician suggested air drying my hair. I did and braided it. To me it looks fuller, I have a long way to go
I’ve been using braids as my constant protective style. i got a blow out before i went. should i stop this? i’m pretty close to being at the end of my journey (probably by april) but i’m debating on if i should just chop when i take these braids out.
Thank you for this! I've been transitioning since May this year after a relaxer scare (the relaxer kit was fake and could've burnt my scalp)...thank God it didn't. Anyways, I've sworn off the chemical and my front hair feels sooo much better!
Omg wow, that’s so scary to hear - I’m glad you were able to avoid that situation, I can only imagine the outcome 😓 I hate that almost happened, but glad you used the situation for good to start transitioning and you already seem excited about! ☺️ I know it’ll work out for you 💕
I have just started transitioning, 2 months now. I have been canerowing my hair at night then loosen and finger Combe in the mornings. Is this the same as braid/twist and go? This video was super informative. Thank you
hi! i’ve been transitioning for 7 months going into 8 and the progress i’ve seen is unbelievable. my natural hair seems super long and i’m thinking of big chopping my hair in august. although, my hair is matted and it takes HOURS to detangle my hair. sometimes it doesn’t even detangle properly and it’s extremely stressful. i already have shea moisture and maui moisture and all of the natural products i need but the detangling process is just so hard for me and i don’t want my natural hair to look weird when i cut it off. what do i do? does getting rid of matted hair take long?
Thanks I'm transitioning 11 months from relaxer but i was straightening my hair every week this year for my new job but its time to stop before i kill my new curls
Wow so much talent you put into your videos. Love it! Everything you say is so true! Thank you from a relaxed girl that streches her relaxer to 12 weeks. I stopped over a year ago from using all heat (flat iron and blow drying). and switch to a roller set. I use naturally hair products (camille rose and qhemet products) on my hair. It's a breeze now to stretch my relaxer. Love your videos. Great information and tips. Thank you
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the animations and find the content to overall be helpful! & happy to hear you've been able to maintain healthy, relaxed hair - I know it must be beautiful! :)
I have been transitioning for 8 months now and see a lot of breakage when I wash my hair. I do a light dusting about every other wash day but not ready for a big chop. On average I keep my hair in plates unless I’m going out for the day, which is not often since quarantine. Is it normal to have breakage and shedding during this process?
I have been trying to go natural but I keep going back to relaxers, how do I make my mind up. I really want my hair natural. I like my hair straight. How do I make my mind up.
Creative hair video! Great tips. 👍🏾I have enjoyed video. Can you do a video on different styles while transitioning? Also can you do a video on natural hair product brands? Any advice on Taliah Waajid products? Thanks! 😊
What do you think of about using some of the detoxifying shampoos and conditioners out there (e.g. OKAY detoxifying shampoo/conditioner, shea moisture's brand, and love, beauty, and planet's scalp scrub shampoo) . Do you feel they help the hair with transitioning and/or reveal any hidden obstacles to healthy hair and scalp? What is your scientific expert advice here? Thank you!
Hi, I have a question I got my last relaxer in may and I want to transition my hair for about 4-6 months, my plan is to start buying products like a new shampoo, deep conditioner, and moisturizing mask. Can you recommend anything else and is wrapping your transitioning hair and putting a bonnet on at night helpful?
Sounds like you’re off to a great start, Iman! I would recommend a leave in conditioner to have something in your hair for lasting moisture throughout the day. Wishing you the best on your transition - thank you for watching and commenting! 💕
I just started transitioning today! However, I do have a question. This morning while in the shower I washed my hair with the Cantu cleansing shampoo for natural hair, and then I used the Cantu leave-in conditioner while I combed my roots. Then I used the Jamaican black castor oil. Is there anything else that I should need or am I on the right path?
It sounds to me like you're more than on the right path girl! The only thing I would say is, it's been a month since you left this comment and you likely have more new growth than when you first started, if you don't want your relaxed hair to look so weighed down while the natural grows out, lighten up on the product a little. But, if you don't care, that's fine too, it's all about your preference! :) Hope this helped, wishing you the best in your transition! Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
I need help please so i relaxed my hair and i can see all the damage curls and straught parts of hair when my hair is wet what should i do? I want to go back natural
Hi maya! If you want to go back natural at this point, you're going to need to transition or go ahead and big chop. It's up to you love! Wishing you the best, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
Alot of shedding is definitely normal. Without me knowing your hair, I can't definitively day if what you're experiencing is concerning, but as long as you're not doing anything stressing or damaging to your hair, it should be fine :) Hope this helped, thank you so much for watching and commenting! :)
Yesss, I’m so happy for you, congratulations! 😁 I hope it’s been going well since you left this comment! Wishing you all the best in your transition! Thank you for watching and commenting! 💕
It's been a year and 3 months now, I'm cutting it mahn. It's so difficult to handle the two textures. Painful Even.😪 Esp. The detangling process.. Nah I don't want it.
Yes, big chop, you got this! Being natural isn't as scary or as hard as it may seem - transitioning is much harder lol. You got this, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
@@CollegeCurlsmy new growth is thick and I can't style it, even if I do(Bantu knut out) it last for a day. So I put it in a bun and it looks like a shit 😡
Yes unfortunately :/ Deep conditioning is SO important for hair health as far as restoring moisture in general, but especially after a wash day. I recommend Shea Moisture JBCO Strengthen & Restore Hair Masque
I have had a relaxer since I was 12 years old I am now 57. I am approaching 1 year of the transitioning process. I accepted that I had a bad grain of hair because of what I have been told all of my life. Boy they were wrong. The hair growing out of my head is fantastic. Your video had some really good tips to help me to continue through this process. Thank you.
I'm 20 and I've been getting a relaxer since I was 5. I've been transitioning for 7 months now and it's definitely.not.easy but I'm excited to see my natural hair. Good luck on your hair journey!
On the same journey with you. Hang in there!
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Been relaxed since I was about 7 or 8. And am now 25 going natural for the first time 8 months in. Good luck ladies. It's a long process! Can't wait to have long long hair again like when I was little.
@@caribbeangyal3972 Hows it going now? Did you big chop?
I just cut off all my relaxed hair during this video which were like 5 inches, my mom will kill me when she comes home😭😭💀 but no regrets
Good for you! Hope your mother can understand your decision and everything goes well 👏🏾
I have been thinking about doing that but the reason why I hasn't is because of my mom
I just cut off 2 inches 😪hope I don't die when my mom gets home
i’ve been transitioning for 2 months :-)
I'm transitioning and I've never been this confused. Washing takes up the entire day, detangling takes hours. My patience is running out😞
Hang in there sis
@@inioluwaakinnola3948 Thank you sis
It’ll be all worth it in the end. I’m going through the same thing.
Try to stay away from heat
Use satin scarfs and bonnets
Moisture is key just use water and spray it in you’re hair day and night with olive oil or whatever oils you want to
How's it going girl
@@lillian_3 Hey!
I finally big chopped in August after transitioning for about a year. I wish I had done it sooner lol because dealing with two textures was a challenge.
I'm still trying to figure out how to retain length, moisture and which products and methods works best for me. But I'm enjoying the learning process
Thanks for checking in lol☺
How's your journey going?
Im transitioning it been a year now. I'm slowly trimming my relaxed ends.
Congrats for sticking with it for so long! ☺️ I know it’ll pay off! 💕
I cut off all my relaxed hair today and so freaking happy about it lol it was really working my nerves, having two hair textures and my hair wasn't looking right.
I just found this channel. I got a huge chop few days ago, felt it was out of impulsive behavior, but also feeling that it was brave of me to do it and for the best. This channel is so cute, I feel like I've forgotten everything I knew about maintaining healthy curls. I hope to learn more from your channel 💕✨
I Did the big chop a month ago! My hair is 3b curls and I transitioned for ALMOST 2 years!!!! I couldn’t handle really short hair bec I am not allowed to- ( I am 14 ) NO REGRETS AT ALL!!!!!😩💘, it’s the BEST thing I have ever made in my life and I wish I did it earlier than this!!!!! It’s layered shoulder length like it grew out
I’m just starting to transition my hair after having perms for years. I really don’t know my hair texture. But I am willing to go the extra mile to see my natural hair. All of the tips that you offered were very helpful!🤗
I will follow up on your page with my journey!!❤️
Thank you so much for your help!!
Thanks so much, I've been transitioning for a year... I'm thankful for the pandemic as it allowed me to learn my hair more and actually learn how to do twists.
Ngl, it has been hard but I'm hoping to get it trimmed soon.
I’m happy to hear you were able to get something as positive as learning to care for your hair out of how crazy the past year has been! I know that had to be a cool experience 😊 & yes, it can definitely be challenging, but trimming does help. You got this! 💕
Same I learned soo much about my hair and I’ve decided to go natural and now I’m helping my siblings with their hair like I deep condition their hair and help them go natural aswell
My mom and her childhood of relaxer and only using shampoo is stopping me
Sounds like me. That sounds disgusting almost. We live we learn. We have some beautiful fragile crowns. Like gold.
same
Love this video!! I always come back to it when I get frustrated with my hair, and it reminds me to take a deep breath and enjoy the process😁 Going on four months transitioning, and I’m so excited to see all this hard work pay off soon. Thanks as always for the tips and inspiration!💛
Wow I needed this video! So informative & easy to understand. Thank you 🤯👏🏾
Hi, new subscribers!! I love your videos.
I’ve been transitioning my hair for about 13/14 months and I’m dealing with the rollercoaster of it all. The blending of both textures to be exact. The Jamaican black castor oil is a godsend honestly. I also do the rice water treatment and getting my hair braided up. That’s been helping me.
This the best video I’ve came across so far in helping me with my natural journey
I'm transitioning for my 2nd natural hair journey. The 1st time I big chopped. This time I've been transitioning for 1 year. This was a great reminder video for dealing with 2 textures. Thanks for the post!
Thank you for this video! It’s so informative and easy to follow. I want to transition my hair. I haven’t relaxed it for 3 months now .
I love this video.Ive stopped relaxing since February 2022,my hair was thin and falling out.So I went natural, washing my hair every eight weeks and cutting every six weeks.I added in a coconut feed for my scalp and a rich cream to condition my hair, I also added a shampoo and conditioner. M y hair is thicker and longer but some are trying to pressure me into waves and braids.I decided to stick with continuing to care for my new natural hair.I also stepped up my diet increasing working out,eating more greener foods and water,water to drank.
Love this video! I took screenshots for some of the tips so I can remember other techniques to try
I ♥ your videos. I did the big chop 5 months ago. Water is your lifeline in this process, trust me
That is awesome! & thank you so much! :)
i think these are all good tips. I am just starting and at the excited stage. the video made things easier to want to begin the journey. Thank you!
Had to follow love love these tips. I've be transitioning for 2 to 3 months now thinking about doing my big chop next year around this time don't know depends on how long my natural hair will be. Thanks for the tips I will be sure to use them
Thank you for sharing
Just found this channel. I am transitioning and I love your videos. Looking forward to more.
Your videos are awesome!
This was an amazing video. I’m trying to help someone with their process and this information is right on point. Thanks for the edutainment.
I'm just getting started and I need help with everything and what you have provided has helped me already. Natural hair products. Thanks
I'm so glad you founf this video helpful so far! This process can be challenging, but you can do this! Don't give up!
Thanks for your tips. Much better tips that I've seen so far. Got to try them. I subscribed to your channel. 🙂
thank you so much for this video, I’ve learned a lot from it and it has given me hope for my hair!
I'm so happy to hear that, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
@@CollegeCurls no problem! have a blessed day
Absolutely love your unique videos!!! I'm 4 months into transitioning. I'm learning about my hair and it has been great and which ingredients work. I discovered I'm protein sensitive and that I have at least 2 different types of hair growing in. I've also found a great product ingredient resource that is very helpful. Twist-outs us my go-to style to blend and I hang on to receipts to return products that don't work out or return to Amazon!! Trial & Error is serious and will probably change once all relaxer is gone. Thinking of B.C. in January.... we'll see.
Awesome! It makes me SO happy to hear about succesful transitioning journeys! :) Wishing you all the best for the remainder of your journey!
Thank you for this video it's very informative and helpful.
Absolutely loved this video!! I’m about 9 months into my transitioning journey and I just did my first trim. I would say that I have about 5 inches of new growth and it’s honestly growing quickly. Since I’m moving into this next step of transitioning and a lot of the relaxed hair is now gone, do you suggest doing a deep conditioner or a hot oil treatment once a week?
Even though I’m far along in my transition, I still feel like I don’t know too much about it. Thank you so much for your help, your videos are amazing! ✨
Due to the pandemic, I haven’t gotten the chance to relax my hair and have seen much growth since I started paying more attention to it. I’m conflicted. The edges of my hair when relaxed were completely gone but now have grown back quite nicely. I’m wondering if I should grow it out and relax it again after a few years.
But in the meanwhile, I’ll try to follow these tips
Thank you for the feedback!!!, I’ve been transitioning for a year and a month now and I didn’t realize until few weeks ago. I stopped relaxing my hair since last October. I’ve been getting my hair done in knotless braids and when it’s time to wash my hair, I deep condition with hair mayonnaise which helps both with my natural growth and my relaxed ends. I’ve noticed my curls are coming and I’m loving it. Also, I can’t wait where this journey takes me😊.
I almost forgot after using hair mayonnaise, i de tangle my hair. Then I go head wait for 30 min. Before I rinse it out, then I go ahead and detangle again before applying leave in conditioner and oil in my hair before blow drying in low heat. After when my hair is blow dried, I go head and braid my real hair and oil my scalp.
Wonderful! I'm so glad you're transition has been going well! You're right on track and know what you're doing - keep it up! Your curls will love you for it! :)
I even lost how many times I tried to go through the transition and gave up, always because I can’t deal with the length of my hair. I got many different types of curlers that take too long to texturize my hair, now for last I hope, I got the bandy curlers, and it feels a bit better and faster. I already have short hair, and always had since I started straightening it, never more I could have long hair, I guess because all the damage it suffers. It is a 3 A, very thin hair.
Thank you for your video.
New subscriber, the “flamming sticks of death” was my favourite 😂👏🏾
Very informative! I’m transitioning so having a style with sustainability like braid and twist out is a must for me. As you cited retaining moisture is my biggest issue. I don’t want to have to keep manipulating my hair so I have become a “product junkie” 😍 looking for the right combinations.
Sounds like you’re off to a great start & already really aware of what your hair needs and learning more about it everyday! ☺️ I’m excited for you! Happy transitioning! 💕
I did a big chop back in Feb, this year. There are still a few relaxed ends and patience really is a virtue. I am still trying to find a routine that works for me, but I am still kinda young, so I am trying to find things within my budget range. I have definitely seen growth these past couple of months. And I guess cutting my hair was an impulsive decision, but I no longer regret it.
Very informative video!!!!
I just started my journey. When should I stop using the blow dryer or heat?
I've been relaxed since I was about 8yrs old since my mom didn't know how to manage real natural hair. I realized when I was growing up, my hair wasn't curling and bouncing as it should be and in highschool I really wanted to cut it. I had planned to just big chop bald after graduation but I think my mom is really attached to my hair. There was one time when my mom wanted to braid my hair and told me to blow dry it. From what I'm seeing from my hair, I don't think it was super damaged from the heat since I re wet it and heat protection etc. I'm really wanting to cut all my ends in 2023. So post 6 months transition
I have just started transitioning and it is interesting. My hair is fine so I use the kera care detangler shampoo, the cantu conditioner, and I have used the keranique products shampoo and conditioner. I take medication for thyroid and it has been one month. My beautician suggested air drying my hair. I did and braided it. To me it looks fuller, I have a long way to go
This intro was everything… ok back to the video ☺️
Lol so glad you enjoy it, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
Just started switching to natural
I’ve been using braids as my constant protective style. i got a blow out before i went. should i stop this? i’m pretty close to being at the end of my journey (probably by april) but i’m debating on if i should just chop when i take these braids out.
Thank you for this! I've been transitioning since May this year after a relaxer scare (the relaxer kit was fake and could've burnt my scalp)...thank God it didn't. Anyways, I've sworn off the chemical and my front hair feels sooo much better!
Omg wow, that’s so scary to hear - I’m glad you were able to avoid that situation, I can only imagine the outcome 😓 I hate that almost happened, but glad you used the situation for good to start transitioning and you already seem excited about! ☺️ I know it’ll work out for you 💕
I have just started transitioning, 2 months now. I have been canerowing my hair at night then loosen and finger Combe in the mornings. Is this the same as braid/twist and go? This video was super informative. Thank you
Hola 😇 thank you for the information 😇 blessings 🙏 ❤
hi! i’ve been transitioning for 7 months going into 8 and the progress i’ve seen is unbelievable. my natural hair seems super long and i’m thinking of big chopping my hair in august. although, my hair is matted and it takes HOURS to detangle my hair. sometimes it doesn’t even detangle properly and it’s extremely stressful. i already have shea moisture and maui moisture and all of the natural products i need but the detangling process is just so hard for me and i don’t want my natural hair to look weird when i cut it off. what do i do? does getting rid of matted hair take long?
Hey I’m transitioning and I have Miele curing smoothie what exactly do I need to do I wanna wig install approach
Thanks I'm transitioning 11 months from relaxer but i was straightening my hair every week this year for my new job but its time to stop before i kill my new curls
I will be three months into my transition on October 15th I’m doing roller sets an perm rods
Wow so much talent you put into your videos. Love it! Everything you say is so true! Thank you from a relaxed girl that streches her relaxer to 12 weeks.
I stopped over a year ago from using all heat (flat iron and blow drying). and switch to a roller set. I use naturally hair products (camille rose and qhemet products) on my hair. It's a breeze now to stretch my relaxer. Love your videos. Great information and tips. Thank you
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the animations and find the content to overall be helpful! & happy to hear you've been able to maintain healthy, relaxed hair - I know it must be beautiful! :)
Hi I love your videos 😁
Hi & thank you so much! Will keep making them for you! ☺️💕
I have been transitioning for 8 months now and see a lot of breakage when I wash my hair. I do a light dusting about every other wash day but not ready for a big chop. On average I keep my hair in plates unless I’m going out for the day, which is not often since quarantine. Is it normal to have breakage and shedding during this process?
Aww. Thumbnail looks like me I had to click👑
😭😭😭
Is there a difference between heat damaged and relaxed hair in texture and reversal
I have been trying to go natural but I keep going back to relaxers, how do I make my mind up. I really want my hair natural. I like my hair straight. How do I make my mind up.
I’m 7 months transition rn and my hair going back thick and long like before
Same
Hey. I’m 1 month into my natural journey. Any tips for styling for the very very beginning of the journey?
Creative hair video! Great tips. 👍🏾I have enjoyed video. Can you do a video on different styles while transitioning?
Also can you do a video on natural hair product brands?
Any advice on Taliah Waajid products? Thanks! 😊
Girl how did you know I was struggling with this two textured hair
Lol lucky guess from my own struggles 😩 it does get easier though. I hope this video helped you some! 💕
@@CollegeCurls it’s a struggle now
But atleast I’ll be big chopping soon
I’m not sure what my curl texture is help
What do you think of about using some of the detoxifying shampoos and conditioners out there (e.g. OKAY detoxifying shampoo/conditioner, shea moisture's brand, and love, beauty, and planet's scalp scrub shampoo) . Do you feel they help the hair with transitioning and/or reveal any hidden obstacles to healthy hair and scalp? What is your scientific expert advice here? Thank you!
Hi, I have a question I got my last relaxer in may and I want to transition my hair for about 4-6 months, my plan is to start buying products like a new shampoo, deep conditioner, and moisturizing mask. Can you recommend anything else and is wrapping your transitioning hair and putting a bonnet on at night helpful?
Sounds like you’re off to a great start, Iman! I would recommend a leave in conditioner to have something in your hair for lasting moisture throughout the day. Wishing you the best on your transition - thank you for watching and commenting! 💕
I just started transitioning today! However, I do have a question. This morning while in the shower I washed my hair with the Cantu cleansing shampoo for natural hair, and then I used the Cantu leave-in conditioner while I combed my roots. Then I used the Jamaican black castor oil. Is there anything else that I should need or am I on the right path?
It sounds to me like you're more than on the right path girl! The only thing I would say is, it's been a month since you left this comment and you likely have more new growth than when you first started, if you don't want your relaxed hair to look so weighed down while the natural grows out, lighten up on the product a little. But, if you don't care, that's fine too, it's all about your preference! :) Hope this helped, wishing you the best in your transition! Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
I need help please so i relaxed my hair and i can see all the damage curls and straught parts of hair when my hair is wet what should i do? I want to go back natural
Hi maya! If you want to go back natural at this point, you're going to need to transition or go ahead and big chop. It's up to you love! Wishing you the best, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
I want to start transitioning my on the following year
You should honey
I just came out from transitioning for 7 months and it’s def worth it but it won’t be easy at all
i’m c 🙈
Black castor oil is way to heavy for my 3c 4b mixed hair 😭😭😭
Thank you thank you thank you for saying gents! Natural hair community forgets that men also have long hair :)
Absolutely! You're welcome, cannot leave out our men!
I'm now starting my journey I'm 3 months in and impatient
Congrats on being 3 months in! You can always big chop whenever, you got this! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! :)
Hi can you dye your hair while transitioning?
U cab but what’s the point of ur tryna achieve supreme health n shine
#LoyalLover
Thank you ☺️💕
Everytime I comb my hair, a lot comes out, is that normal for transitioning hair
Alot of shedding is definitely normal. Without me knowing your hair, I can't definitively day if what you're experiencing is concerning, but as long as you're not doing anything stressing or damaging to your hair, it should be fine :) Hope this helped, thank you so much for watching and commenting! :)
I’m transitioning right now ima be done by the beginning of 2022 or maybe mid 2022
Yesss, I’m so happy for you, congratulations! 😁 I hope it’s been going well since you left this comment! Wishing you all the best in your transition! Thank you for watching and commenting! 💕
@@CollegeCurls thank you my perm ends is falling out and Im forming a little frow
It's been a year and 3 months now, I'm cutting it mahn. It's so difficult to handle the two textures. Painful Even.😪 Esp. The detangling process.. Nah I don't want it.
Yes, big chop, you got this! Being natural isn't as scary or as hard as it may seem - transitioning is much harder lol. You got this, thank you for watching and commenting! :)
Am in 5 month in transition and am going crazy,I don't know what to do with my hair and my new growth aren't helping.☹️
What is your main hair problem?
@@CollegeCurlsmy new growth is thick and I can't style it, even if I do(Bantu knut out) it last for a day. So I put it in a bun and it looks like a shit 😡
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Person number three
Yay! 😁 Love my person number threes just as much as you love our platform! 💕 Thank you for your support!
I want to transition to natural hair, trim my hair more
You can absolutely do it, you got this! Thank you for watching and commenting on another video! :)
i have no idea how i should style my hair in this stage
braids twists
Hey can you someone tell me is it bad that I never deep conditioning my hair only washed
Yes unfortunately :/ Deep conditioning is SO important for hair health as far as restoring moisture in general, but especially after a wash day. I recommend Shea Moisture JBCO Strengthen & Restore Hair Masque
@@CollegeCurls Thank you 🙏
Jesus loves you all:)
Hi stranger. Just wanted to let you know that Jesus loves you and so do I
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