Current Hair Length
TWA! 5-6 inches
Current Hair Goal
Purrfecting this twist out thing!
Fav Product
V05 Condish..everything about this is amazeballs!!!!
Gonna be one year on Christmas Day! By then it should be around 7-8 inches all around! And then I'll probably do one of those photo montage thingees.
xoxo Yanice
Showing posts with label journey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journey. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Long Hair Now!!
One thing about going from 12 inches of hair to 2 inches of hair, is missing the 12 inches! I miss my long hair sometimes, especially when I can't figure out what to do with 5-6 inch hair in 5 minutes!
Patience is extremely important if you have recently cut you hair. Hair grows about 6 inches a year on average. And if you have kinky coily hair, 6 inches of hair can still look like a tiny afro. It's even more frustrating when that style worked before, is no longer working because your hair is suddenly an inch longer.
I think of why I cut my hair: To get fuller, thicker natural hair, the hair I know I have. Healthy hair is usually equal to longer hair. And I won't lie, length means a lot to me. Sometimes I fear that my hair will be short forever and that scares me a bit. My fear is probably because I always had long hair. But there are so many other black girls with long hair, so I have faith in mine.
(I don't even describe myself as a girl with short hair, just a girl with recently cut hair *wink*)
Honestly, I can't wait til the day I can make a bun without any pins or excessive stretching.
So, be patient, take your time, and enjoy the shortness. The longer it gets, the harder it gets.
xoxo Yanice
Patience is extremely important if you have recently cut you hair. Hair grows about 6 inches a year on average. And if you have kinky coily hair, 6 inches of hair can still look like a tiny afro. It's even more frustrating when that style worked before, is no longer working because your hair is suddenly an inch longer.
What helps me get through these times?
I think of why I cut my hair: To get fuller, thicker natural hair, the hair I know I have. Healthy hair is usually equal to longer hair. And I won't lie, length means a lot to me. Sometimes I fear that my hair will be short forever and that scares me a bit. My fear is probably because I always had long hair. But there are so many other black girls with long hair, so I have faith in mine.
(I don't even describe myself as a girl with short hair, just a girl with recently cut hair *wink*)
Honestly, I can't wait til the day I can make a bun without any pins or excessive stretching.
So, be patient, take your time, and enjoy the shortness. The longer it gets, the harder it gets.
xoxo Yanice
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