SOMETHING AIN'T RIGHT! | Natural Hair Salon Visit + Detailed Professional Trim Didn't Go As Expected
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- It's time for yet another natural hair salon visit, and this one did NOT go as expected. Something just ain't right! I take you along as I get another detailed professional trim on my type 4 natural hair! Let me know your thoughts!
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I visited a natural hair salon for a trim over a year ago, and ended up having to cut my long type 4 natural hair. Since then, I have decided to visit a natural hair salon and get a professional trim on my natural hair every three months. Come along with me for my latest natural hair salon visit as I show the entire salon process.
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Some things that helped my super-fine breakage-prone hair finally grow to waist length:
1) Trimming as I go. When I’m styling if there’s a section that feels off I just trim that part no matter how little. Not waiting for a designated trim time helps me retain length. I still use a flat iron brush on low heat every few months to do an all around trim. I notice I have much less to trim.
2) Purchasing higher quality hair shears and storing them properly. Scissors that aren’t sharp enough can cause more damage. Someone explained to me that our hair is like glass. If the scissors are blunt they will shatter the ends rather than a clean cut. Scissors should be so sharp that if you touch them wrong they’ll nick you. I also replace them more frequently.
3) Baggying my ends with Saran Wrap. I add aloe juice and castor oil to my ends if I notice my ends are drying out more quickly than usual.
4) Going heavy with the moisture and using heavy products to seal it. Using heavier products slows the evaporation of moisture but it only works if the hair is super moisturized. I may use a heavy cream, a gel, a heavy oil/grease to seal. Butter doesn’t work for me. It’s a humectant so while it may feel good initially,after a few days my hair will feel very dry.
5) Avoiding frizzy ends. I have very kinky hair. But I’ve noticed with my ends if there’s any frizz that’s an early sign of dryness and possibly tangling. So I would immediately remoisturize them.
For example if my hair is in twists I might undo the last 2-3 inches remoisturize and retwist just my ends.
6) Wearing a satin bonnet or scarf whenever I’m home. I give myself breaks too but I try protect my hair as much as possible.
7) Clarifying my hair with a hard water shampoo every few months. Hard water build up will f- up your hair!! It will make you hair mat, cause excessive dryness, and reduce it’s natural shine.
*Bonus: Because I use heavy products sometimes my hair may be moist for days. My hair seems to like this 🤷🏾♀️. I’ve never experienced any type of moisture overload.
*Remoisturize before rewashing. This may be controversial but wash day while the most moisturizing is also the most manipulation my hair receives. I will opt to keep remoisturizing until my hair no longer accepts it. I will massage an acidic spray and castor (it’s anti fungal) onto my scalp to keep the itchies at bay.
Hope this helps someone 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great tips! Thank you.
I Lille my hair to be trimmed in a straight state
Sis give your hair a little grace. I had to learn that with a full head of fine hair, patience is a virtue. It is so finicky that we can be doing everything right and the ends still need a good trim. Healthy hair is the goal. It’s a marathon not a race.
You ain't lying. Imma be alright lol
To me it looks like there may be some areas of thinning on the ends that are still growing out and being cut off. But the overall health of your hair is exceptional. You may need 1 or 2 more trims to cut off all the damaged ends. But don't be discouraged because the density and luster of your hair is beautiful.
My thoughts as well. It’s just growing out and may take a few trims to start noticing retention.
I appreciate yall, thank you!!
We love to see a stylist whose values align with yours. Imagine not being called an idiot by your stylist. A queen LOL!
I AM CHOKINGGGGGGGGGGGG. Please lol
This is definitely a reminder for me to get my ends trimmed professionally. I prefer my hair being blown out when I get it trimmed to really see my ends.
Just do it lol
Girl you couldn’t even PAY me to get a curly cut again…. Like you said, looks decent curly but when I got my hair pressed it was so so so butchered & I had to cut so much length off to even it out… all my experiences with curly cuts have been like that after my 3rd cut I officially learned my lesson😂😂😂
Hey, we live and we learn!!
Would you say this applies to devacuts too?
@@MayaO. Yes (in my experience). One of the three curly cuts I received was a Deva cut.
@@kam1776 thank you!
It’s always health over length but I FEEL YOU BOO! Having fine breakage prone hair is such a struggle for us but you’re doing a great job maintaining 👏🏽👍🏼❤️
We out here fighting for our lives, friend lol
@@SheReaDelSol you ain’t lying 🤦🏻♀️😂
4c fine hair here. I started using products with protein. Breakage has stopped. Volume has increased also…😛
According to Afope hydrolysed proteins are also humectants. If a product has no hydrolysed protein I don’t touch anymore. I am retaining every inch each year.
@@tmcurly yea I’ve always used protein every other wash day. My hair loves it.
SheRea, I am loving this stylist. She only cut what needed to go and she handled your hair gently. Fine strands can be challenging because they are prone to breakage. Looking forward to seeing the adjustments you make to your hair care routine for greater length retention. I really admire your hair care practices and your hair looks beautiful and full.
I am out here literally fighting for my hair's life, but yes, homegirl gets me together every time lol
I’m so glad you included so much of the trim… idk why but I love to see it 😩!!
I view growth & length retention as a marathon, so it’s ok not to see it for a little while… it will come!! You are top tier when it comes to helping us, so I know it’s coming for you! TFS!! 🫶🏾
Thank you pumpkin!
@@SheReaDelSol you’re welcome!
I would like to mention something I experienced during my hair journey. I have to be very careful during the detangling step because my hair is finer tangles easily. When I’ve gone to stylist that don’t detangle as gentle it resulted in more trim needed. I now stick with one stylist that detangles and washes in sections and my ends now require only dusting or less thank 1/2 inch quarterly.. I can see more length retention… waist length is my goal. I’ve been at midback longer than I like from setbacks and just trial, error and CCCA diagnosis but I’m blessed to have my hair, so no complaints ❤
I agree, this has happened to me as well. I noticed this stylist was not very gentle detangling her fine strands. I've fired 3 stylists for brushing and combing through my hair this way.
You are at the beginning of the trim journey. As another commenter said, "Give yourself grace" 💗💗
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I used to try to skip prepoo. It makes the shampoo process so much faster that I just started to embrace it and stop being stubborn 😂
I only mention that bc I’m pretty sure I never heard of prepoo before I started watching your videos a few years ago ❤
We love a good prepoo. It really does help.
Exactly I don’t know how people wash without doing it
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Though I only wear wash n gos, I'm definitely on team blow out and trim. This way I can truly see the health of my hair and trim what's needed. Please share your journey on retaining length. Any and all tips greatly appreciated. 😘
I got yall when I figure it out my damn self lol
I love how healthy your hair looks. But sis you are so RIGHT! No one on the planet is going to be as gentle, patient, meticulous, and extra careful with your hair when detangling. She looked like she was a bit rough in the video 😬
Honey the shine on your hair is what brought me here🤗 your hair looks amazing and beautiful! We need more stylist like her❤
Thank youuuuu
I do the same thing, I pre-poo and detangle before going to the salon. I don't feel people handle my hair with love and extra patience as much as I do. I've been doing this from the beginning, even when I had relaxed hair, and now 15yrs natural. I'm just very finicky and picky with my hair. I'm so fortunate my beautician of 18yrs understands me. She even told me she gotta be extra with me because I'm too much. She is a excellent stylist I go to every 4-5 yrs. Oh just to add I like my hair cut when it's blown out straight, this gives me the flexibility to wear it curly layered and straight (very rare) layered.
I know that you are very focused on moisture, but clarifying your hair will help a ton. You can see that the water isn't absorbing into the hair when its wet and that really does a number on your ends since they are the oldest, they then become the most dry. Thats leads to more frequent trims. It feels counter intuitive to clarify, but trust it helps in the long run.
It looks like your new routine of washing every 2 weeks and stretching with the RevAir is helping improve the health of your hair.
I think the health of your ends is simply you growing out the damage.
The same happened to me when I started the same routine 4 years ago when I started using the RevAir faithfully.
Washing and blow drying with the RevAir every 2 weeks, Flat ironing once a month, and trimming once a month after straightening helped me grow my hair from shoulder length to almost bra strap length in about a year. My hair just retains length so much better when I’m consistent with this regimen!
Glad you found what works!!!
I love your salon visit videos. Your hair is so healthy.
Thanksssss
I love how you give yourself grace and knowing that the journey is jus that.. a JOURNEY! I love how your stylist takes care of your hair as well. And your hair looked really shiny ✨😍
Thank you so much!! At the end of the day, it's just hair and it will always grow lol.
Prepoo got that comb GLIDINGGGGGGG!!!! 😍😍😍😍
And dooooooo
I just love how she customizes the experience based on your hair needs and style preferences (even down to the detangling cuz she uses a different brush on my childish/tenderheaded self when detangling lol)
I brought my own tool lol. I think she always uses the ez detangler.
@@SheReaDelSol she uses that and then she’s used another one on me too…I’ma bring my Felicia leatherwood next time 😏 but my point still stands 😂
Babes, your hair looks great 😍 I've mad a decision (as a thin strand gyal myself) to not worry about the see through ends as much anymore. Because our stands are super fragile, they will break unevenly, even if we're super careful handling them. I'm at a point as long as my split ends are not plenty and I'm not getting mad snagging at the ends, I cut in increments every 6 months. Each hair strand grows out in different rates, so trying to wait till all are caught up by cutting inches every 2-3 months will make the length goal harder to reach. I love how you never stop trying to get to understand your natural hair! It's truly a journey 🥰
And I'm not trying to pretend I got it all figured out cause I don't lol. Thanks for your thoughtful comment.
Thanks for sharing your salon visit with us. It looked so relaxing when she was washing your hair. Although she had a cut a little, your hair is still doing great. It's full, shiny and healthy; you'll be at BCL in no time.🥰
I know you're having issues with your ends but wow your hair looks so healthy, shiny and full 😍😍😍
Thank you my loveeee
I am so sick of my hair journey but then again I hardly moisturize or wrap my hair up when I’m in protective styles 😞😞I have no one to blame but myself
Oh baby..... lol
Girl right lol I’m over it … I’m just like let’s get it done lol
GREASING THE SCALP >
It's your favorite part lol
I’ve never cut or trim my hair on wet hair! That was never my thing even when I was relaxed! Blow dry for me. Your hair really looks good 🖤🖤
Curly cuts are often done on dry, styled hair (I think)
Dr. She Rae your hair looks so healthy and luxurious. I truly appreciate you sharing your hair journey with us. Happy hair growing ❤
Awwww thanks
Grease will keep those ends together honey . I have high porosity hair, fine strands, medium density . Sealing with grease , mostly concentrating on my ends was a game changer. The excess will disperse onto the rest of your shaft as you work it in .
I need to get back on my grease, you aint lying!!
Your hair always looks amazing!
I am such a fan of your stylist you can tell she is passionate about hair...love to see it ❤
Thank you so much!
Awww, I love that she is using the Kazmalaje brush!
LOL I brought the brush from home lol
@@SheReaDelSol lol, I gave her too much credit, huh?
@@jeanninegorden8142 I ain’t say all that lol
I’m right there with you on the curly cut perspective. I like to trim my ends when it’s blown out first and then as my hair starts to grow out, I’ll slightly trim while curly/coily just to reinforce my shape as needed 🙏🏽
This makes sense!!
Look at your hair, it's sparkly!! Who would dare to argue with you. So beautiful 🎉
❤️❤️
My stylist commended me for my hair too!!! Thank u for all your natural hair videos hun!!! U saved my hair!!! And I need that brush she used omg!!!❤❤❤❤
I linked it! Glad to help.
You are so lucky, I stopped the salons (especially Dominicano ones) cause why these professionals I meet dont seem to see/understand that my baby fine hair is delicate delicate. I always tell them please don't let this medium density fool you. They out here treating all heads the same 😞
I don't think anyone understands fine hair and it shows. It's rough out here.
I get my hair cut wet. I never wear my hair straightened. I wash it every 3 to 4 days and so far no issues with tangles.
Your hair is looking wonderful! So healthy!
Thank you for eatching!
I do a precision cut. That shampoo look so relaxing. That shine was blinding. Nice!!!!
she be doing her thing with the shampoo lol
Hi, from my own personal experience, I found that my hair is flourishing since eating healthier, using design essentials haircare products and similar products that are recommended by professionals. I think you might enjoy their almond and avocado line and their almond butter conditioner from their classic line. I think alot of us have fine breakage prone hair so we need more protein in our regime and a protein rich deep conditioner once a month. Also, it's a non popular opinion, but I've learned that silicones aren't the devil in some products like Amodimethicone, which only binds to damage sections of hair. I'm just sharing because it is frustrating, but I'm glad we have so much more information available now.
Greetings👑! I need this in my life, I was so relaxed watching this video. Your hair looks so healthy
gratitude for sharing.😊
A trim goes a long way!! Hope you can get one soon.
Girl I feel you! My strands are fine and I feel like they always have to trim so much! I stopped getting trims every 3 months because of it.
🤎🤎🤎 Beautiful. You already know you are on the right track!!! You know how the saying goes "we are our toughest critic. Let's keep going ❤❤❤
Thanksssss
The way she was ripping through your ends with that purple brush had my blood pressure high!!! 😤
I always get my hair cut/trimmed on my curly hair instead of blown out. This is because I want to maintain the shape, layers and style of my hair. My stylist gave me a cut that layers and frames my face which gives my hair some dimension. If I were to cut it straight, it would compromise the style. up the cut/style of my hair.
My hair after a straight cut, is still bomb curly, but it surely isn't the same as a curly cut. Thanks for sharing!
Sure thing! Your hair looks lovely SheRea 😊
@@SheReaDelSol also she cut your hair so perfect. There's such a difference when a professional does it and when we try to do it ourselves, lol I've learned the hard way but never again 😅
@@kearstenw3855 There is a HUGE difference and anyone denying that is delusional lol
I'm loving how healthy your hair looks. You are on the right track. Just have to keep tlc on those ends.
We gonna be alright!!
I definitely defer to my stylist of 23 years with trims… 😂😂 I’m too scared to even try. I agree girl, your hair looks super rich and full. 😍
Thankssss
I have fine strands, too. Keeping my ends right is challenging. I agree with you re: babying the ends (I've tried to do that more). Your hair is fabulous, though! 😍
Thank youuuuu
That was happening to me with my ends. So, I started getting trims every 2 months, rather than every 3 months. I saw a major difference. When it came to getting trims every 2 months, I had less split ends and was able to keep my length. It was the best decision I ever made in my life.
I’ve considered doing this too!!!
Regarding getting a trim on curly or blow dried hair: I went to the salon and was told by the stylist that it is better to trim on blow dried hair because you can more easily see the damage. In the past, I went every 6 months, but I was advised to go every 4. So my next trim will be in July. I'll see how much progress I have made (if any) regarding length retention and growth.
I always say, if a problem keeps happening, then address the foundation. Which is the cleansing and conditioning process. How you set it up, is how it's gonna come down
Thanks for chiming in!
@@SheReaDelSol anytime sis! We definitely need to have lunch soon, and you will reach your goals!!! I just know it
You and I have the exact same hair type and density. I experienced this when growing out my diva cut. You should definitely try wearing wigs and under that wig wear loose Twist or braids. Heavily moisturize your hair and do henna, aloe, hibiscus & marshmallow root treatments once every month. I find that with our hair type doing too many treatments too often is too much to our hair. It just weakens it. The rice water might be causing breakage on your ends too. I had to learn the hard way to stop. My literally got destroyed it’s just too harsh for our fine strands. I was able to achieve Waist length incorporating these methods. Also I take MSM powder biotin, collagen, fenugreek and a host of other vitamins. I hope this helps. Try to Tuck those ends away heavily oiled and sealed of course. Try to stay away from the wash and go hairstyles and do more stretched hairdos I guarantee you your hair will thrive. Happy to see someone with hair like mine.
I blow it out to trim. I have too many different textures to mess with a curly cut. I already grow a mullet naturally that breaks my heart every time. I don't need the problems of trying to match my loose textures to the tighter ones too.
I feel like curly cuts are only meant for girls with loose curls. NOT for women with coily or really curly hair. It’s honestly just not possible to get a precise cut with our type of hair because the coils shrink differently.
They doing it, somehow lol. Not for me personally, but I respect whatever route folks take.
Looking good! My ends are my nemesis too. Trying mini twist to see if that helps the retention.
Report back!
We appreciate the white cutting cape!!!❤
lol
I think it depends on the skill of the stylist doing the curly cut. I've seen a couple who do a curly cut and when you blow your hair out the ends look great, but other stylists do a curly cut and when you blow out your hair the ends are not so great. I'd say if you have not seen the work of the stylist then opt for a cut on blown-out hair.
This makes a lot of sense!
Love your hair ❤❤❤ it looks nice and healthy. My daughter just got a whole line of olaplex that I will be using too I am anticipating the growth level of my hair and hers. ❤❤❤❤
It really does help the hair's overall health!
I feel the same way sis!!! I’ve been natural for 5 years and stuck at the same length!!! I’m doing everything right so I think.I’m getting irritated with my hair lol. But we will keep the faith until we get those inches
I think your hair looks amazing I have been following you for a long time so I know how far you have come the testimony is in how healthy your hair is right now and all the amazing DIYs you have created to treat your hair. I do not think we need to trim every 3 months and agree my hair would not retain any length if I did that. I recently blow out my hair to give it a good trim as my hair is past my shoulders. And it’s true we need at least once a year I will be blowing it out next year coz I could see how much I really needed to take off. I took off about an inch all over and my hair looked great for it now when it grows back all that body and shape will grow together. Look after the health and the length will take care of itself. You watch when you style your hair out your gona love it I did 💕God bless 😊🙏🏽
Thanks for watching!
The struggle to protect/keep ends healthy is real. Like you I’m in research mode to help keep my ends healthy.
Let me know if you figure it out for us lol
Ive only been taking care of my natural hair for a little less than 2 years and for the first year i was only doing curly cuts while i was transitioning from heat damage but when i saw ur trim video where u had to get a cut i then got worried about the health of my hair and last month was my first cut on blown out hair. I value your opinion and i think ill do it that way from now on.
I don't pretend my way is the only way, everyone is different, but thanks for trusting me.
I have to do some sort of prepoo or detangle before going to the salon too
Unless you came out of a big chop/haircut, trimming ends to get optimal results is going to be a gradual process. That butt length will take years of proper maintenance. Patience is a virtue. But maintaining long healthy hair is not easy.
Advice: Find a detangling brush that doesn't pull out or break off your hair, maintain your hair & scalps moisture balance, and get trims as needed.
Your hair looked so thick and luscious☺️☺️
Thank youuuuu
These videos have encouraged me to take better care of my hair. I very rarely wear my real out, but I want to change that.
❤️❤️
Im 5’10 and I just got my hair to booty crack length, took me YEARS. I used to go to the stylist for a blowout and trim, but it always felt like they were cutting too much. 3-4 a years ago I just started doing the whole wash/blow dry and straighten myself and just go get the ends trimmed 1 or 2 times a year. For my hair when I blow it out, the ends don’t get “as straight” as the rest of my hair so i think my stylist believed they were split ends and cut off more than necessary cause they were comparing it to the smoothness they were able to achieve at the roots. Totally my own experience with my own stylist. My hair is essentially all one length at this point so it takes like 15 minutes to get done and it’s cheap lol. I don’t like being in the chair for hours to only end up disappointed so it works for me.
I desperately need a trim and been procrastinating but this video is really pushing me. I think curly cuts cut off more hair since it’s not in its straight state. I definitely believe in blow drying the hair first before trimming or cutting.
She did a great job with the trim.
Thanksssss
Girl if you make a video about how to take care sensitive ends I'll be the first to watch! I take such good care of my hair but it feels like no matter what i do my ends struggle with splits and fairy knots.
I'm putting out good vibes that you'll get BCLH for sure!💛
Does this stylist do coloring?🤔
Yes she does and she's bomb with it too!
Hey Sherea! Your hair is looking so good. Losing an inch sucks and I got tired of the rollercoaster. I’m a mother to 3 and my hair is still treated liked any baby 😅. I get a professional trim every 8-9 weeks, it’s almost be a year since I’ve been doing this. Good bye to losing an I h or more every trim. Them quarterly trims weren’t enough for my fine, kinky strands. Do I like paying $30 for a dust?? Nah but I’m retaining length and she can see arising problem areas so that I can address them or she can address them with a treatment as needed.
I’ve thought about more frequent trims. I’ve gone back to the basics so I’ll see what they look like in august
Let us prepare for this journey cause the last ones have been a rollercoaster lol
BRUH!!!!
I def need to get back in the salon for a trim; July will make one year. Your hair looks really beautiful and healthy. But we know the goal is booty crack hair length. Same sis ! Happy growing 🥂💕
My problem is getting my ends cut regularly and then when I do go I have get so much get off became my ends start splitting up like a bad stocking run lol
Your hair is so thick and beautiful! 💗💗💗 Hair doesn't have to be butt length to be beautiful.
Idk it this might be helpful or if its even part of the problem but one odd tip I have is that it could be your use of braids. I too have very fine "type 4" hair and I notice a while back that braids, especially braiding all the way to the ends, was just too tight on my fine strands. No matter the size of the braids, I would always get some breakage. And my hair tend to be dryer with braids vs with twists. Twist a softer on the strands to me, even though they don't last as long. Even when I left my hair out in a wash n go I would get less breakage than with braids. Just a thought, hope it helps.
I’ve thought about this but lord twists don’t last as long and doesn’t stretch my hair as well 😩. Struggle city
Looking good. Love the music 🎶
I be workinggggg
@SheReaDelSol You do, Sis, it shows!
I struggle with split end as well. I too have fine hair. I think fine hair is prone to breaking and split ends. Wondering if tucking ends away, limiting heat to once a month and trimming more frequently would reduce the amount of splits that travel up? Anyway,
Sis your hair is so beautiful and your ends are making great progress. 🤗
We gonna see!
The current stylist i have does it blown out and my hair seems to like. It's grown longer than I've had it.
I definitely feel the need to blow out my hair to actually see my ends. I want a curly cut for shape but I also like to straighten my hair occasionally so I’ll stick to my current routine. Definitely learned my lesson on trimming at home… I recently had to cut 2 inches 😭
As we say back home, who feels it, knows it. Luckily for us, hair grows back. We got this!
Straight cut gang gang👏🏾👏🏾 I’m thinking of alternating with straight/silk press and blown out hair
That lil Bantu knot style is a LOOK on you ❤😊
Grow up lol
Thank you so much for your detailed videos!!! I got my hair cut by Khadijah because of your videos and she did wonders for me thank you!!!!!
I'm so glad!
Been waiting for this video!!!
Where's yours? lol
@@SheReaDelSol my video bout to be ghetto if I even post it 😮💨 only had one battery but I was cool since I brought my dummy battery…looks in bag…part of the dummy battery was left at home 🙈 camera died half way through. So we set up my phone and it dies too while we’re running our mouths 😂
@@CurlsofaCPA that’s a wash 😩😩😩😩
@@SheReaDelSol right lol there will be many other opportunities. I’m just happy I finally got my trim
Does anyone know where I can purchase the red brush she used during the blow drying portion?
I prefer my trim to be done on blown out or straight hair. My stylist recommends every 2 months which I've started doing and it's made a difference.
I've considered every two months myself!
You’re hair is beautiful and growing give some to grow to your liking 😍
Could I speak on it? I'm team natural and fine. So, I can relate. I have retained so much length because on wash day I detangle my hair only 1 time. So, I wash 2 to 3 times. Condition for 5 to 7 minutes. Deep condition for 15 to 30 minutes.( I rarely use protein. Mostly moisturizing shampoo and conditioner.) After I thoroughly rinse my deep conditioner. I spray my hair with pureology multi-tasking leave-in spray (use a generous amount). Then, 1 to 2 full pumps of Olaplex no.5 for your entire head (focus on mid-shaft and ends). Gently divide into 4 or 6 sections. Detangle each section with a wide-tooth comb. Then, detangle each section with a detangling brush. Style as desired.
I definitely said I need to reduce the amount of times I detangle, but the way my hair tangles. Girl……
I wish they had natural hair salons like this in Maryland or tye DMV area. As a lot of natural salons here, want to silk press all the time, or only tend to locs.
It's suchhhhh a struggle
@@SheReaDelSol Yes it is indeed
I’ve gotten my hair cut curly and straight. For me, I’m all about health over length. I try to get trimmed every 2-3 months.
The curly cut shape is always sooooo fire.
Love a good trimming video.🤌🏾🔥 Your length will come back sis. Just stay consistent with what's working and don't watch the pot lol
UNDERSTOOD!
I’ve always had problems with my ends but my hair is also fine. I get my hair trimmed every 3mos.
I met a stylist who specializes in cutting the hair in a way that it gives you a great curly shape, but still keep it even! It’s possible somehow!
I have a great curly shape, it is definitely possible lol
Straight cuts 💯 in fact because I have fine strands I stay away from wash n gos completely. When my hair was medium length I rocked a lot of rollersets and I was able to reduce trims and wash days. Now I'm full waist length...and it's still not enough lol 😂
I’m about to get mine trimmed next Friday. I’m kinda scared lol
Your hair is beautiful! It will always grow back. I hope you share the process.
It looks healthy. What prepoo did you use?
Some things I mixed together.
K18 is really good for maintaining healthy ends
I got it, ask me if I've used it lol