Growing yet?

I’ve been rocking this same old tired bun all week. I miss my twistout!

The plan is to co-wash my hair this evening and do a twistout so it can be nice and stretched by the weekend.

I was thinking of doing a length check to compare to my first one two months ago. I don’t want to be disappointed again though. Lol.

In addition, I bought all of the supplies to do my length check t-shirt, but never got around to it. Tsk! I think I’m not stressing it because I know I can’t reach my hair in the back to measure it anyway. *sigh* Short hair is soooooo not my thing!

XOXO,
Rece

Roller Set Results…

Roller setting my natural hair for the first time was a process. First I had to buy smaller rollers. I’m used to using the big gray rollers because my hair was always long. I didn’t know what size to buy, so I bought two sizes. I figured I could use the smaller size on the shorter parts of my hair. It didn’t take me long to set my hair. All in all, it wasn’t a horrible experience. Here are the results…

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I’ve got some nice curls going. The back didn’t seem to straighten as much as the rest, although it was completely dry.

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The plan was to smooth it down and wrap it to get it to smooth out even more, but I noticed that the more I combed it, the bigger it was getting. A friend said on Twitter that “natural hair can’t be tamed.” Now that’s the truth!

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…and the final style…

 

 

 

 

 

 

wait for it…

 

 

 

 

 

 

wait… for… it…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tada!

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Soooo… would I roller set my hair again? Not anytime soon. I didn’t roller set my hair for me to have any extravagant style. I wanted to see if the texture of my hair was softer after I roller set it. It was, but it wasn’t worth all of the trouble just for me to have my same old bun. Besides, I miss my twistout already.

XOXO,
Rece