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Shirley Pierre

Hello,

Well, this is my first bIog. I am currently in my third or fourth month of going natural. I have done the big chop yet. But I am at a crossroads of whether or not I should do it. So far, this journey has not been pleasant one bit. At the beginning, I was able to do stuff with my hair. Wear it out, put it in a ponytail...it did not seem that going natural was too hard. However, when the first month ended, my hair (permed) started breaking off. I could not do much in terms of styling, so I had weave braids for the first time. And I started wearing hats a lot. 

Many wonder why I am going natural. The truth of the matter was I hated getting perms. It burned my scalp. My hair was thinning away with every retouch. And it was hard to maintain moisture in the strands. At times, I wanted to quit so I could return back to what is familiar. But I knew I would be disappointed with the results. So I am proceeding forward with the support and love of my boyfriend. 

Another problem with this transition is that I do not have enough money to go to the hair salon that do natural hair to get the big chop or any natural hairstyles. Can anyone provide me any tips to help me plz. 


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criolla80
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written by criolla80, August 07, 2010
You just have to go to a salon that specializes in trims. A barber shop may be able to do it for you at a low price. Natural should NEVER be expensive. A lot of times, companies market to natural heads and charge much higher prices because we are partial to what we put in our hair. A lot of times, we end up paying 100 percent more.

Just look for products that are reasonable that work for your hair. What people don't realize is that our hair is much happier and easier to manage and all of the bells and whistles aren't necessary.

Good Luck
sunanda
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written by sunanda, April 26, 2010
How is it going? Still transitioning? Hair breakage is only natural while transitioning. Braid styles is a good way to avoid it but the point of demarcation where the straight part meets the natural hair is always prone to breakage.
You can also try curly styles but detangling will be hard. Have you ordered the book Going Natural? there are many styles and tips in there. You can get it on this site or on amazon.com.

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