
If you're like me and have a relaxer you can use this too! I'm looking at a good inch or two of new growth and am contemplating going fully natural, however, I was able to use the full line without any issues. The products are super lightweight and don't leave my thin strands feeling weighed down.The difference is noticeable almost immediately when using because my hair just felt clean in the shower while rinsing. There wasn't any buildup or residue post wash and while styling my hair (I twisted my hair) I noticed that the "Hydrate My Curls Pudding" was super light (seriously a little goes a long way).
At the luncheon, I had the chance to speak to mega celebrity stylist Ursula Stephen (the genius behind Rihanna's mane) who gave me a few tips on managing relaxed and transitioning hair:
1. Conditioner is your best friend: Relaxed hair is often left dry which can lead to breakage. To counter this it's important that women of all hair textures deep condition their hair at least once a week.
2. When in doubt, rod set: for women who are transitioning and do not want to go the route of the Big Chop, rod set your hair after washing. This is less harsh on the hair than blow drying and the curls from the rods mimic the curl pattern of your new growth so it's not as noticeable.
3. Did I mention you have to deep condition?
4. Do you!: don't pay attention to what other women are doing with their hair and don't try to mimic their style. Yes, you can learn a few tips and tricks from bloggers and vloggers. Yes, everyone wants Tracee Ellis Ross hair but the reality is not everyone has that natural texture. Learn YOUR texture and adjust accordingly.

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1 comments:
Seen your blog on Refinery29 thought I'd stop through...and I'm glad I did;) Great post! I went natural about 5 years ago and wouldn't change it for the world...
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