transitioning hair...SUCKS

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Rosalyn S.

Apr 25, 2013

Rosalyn S.

So I'm going from relaxed hair to natural just to be healthier. So I've bought some products and tried the two strand twist, and currently trying Bantu knots. Are there any other styles I can do with transitioning hair. Or any must have products. So far I have used macadamia oil mask which is beyond amazing, it's a 10 leave in conditioner, which also does a crap load of other things. The Shea moisture curl smoothie and like gel. Anything else I can do or I need?

Tiffany D.

Apr 25, 2013

Tiffany D.

Maybe a side braid I do that a lot and I'm transitioning from no dye or heat,my hairs been damaged pretty bad. Is the it's a 10 leave in good?

Yasmine D.

Apr 25, 2013

Yasmine D.

I'm transitioning from relaxed to natural as well but what I do is I get box braids or sew ins. Their great transitioning hairstyles and they help the hair grow faster as well as give you a break from all the managing in the morning... Hope this helped.

Rosalyn S.

Apr 25, 2013

Rosalyn S.

@tiffany yea it's amazing. It's a heat protectant, seals split ends, shine, makes it feel amazing

Rosalyn S.

Apr 25, 2013

Rosalyn S.

I love weaves!! But I got kinda crazy with the heat on my edges so
I had to chill. I need to figure out my curl pattern before I buy some curl weave to blend

Courtney C.

Apr 25, 2013

Courtney C.

Check out KandeeLovesYa on youtube. She did the whole transition thing and has a lot of tips on her channel.

Rosalyn S.

Apr 25, 2013

Rosalyn S.

Thank you!

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