Time of Day to Wash
Dread Maintenance
Is drying the only issue though? Because they are so thin still I think they will dry quickly. I am more considered about un-doing any possible progress I have made. KWIM?
I'm down with this, the only other similar thing I saw going on was the pay it forward art exchange. I think the thread is in one of the groups now.
But I down for an exchange, though I have pretty thick locs and not all beads work for me.
Thanks! Let me know what ya think of the vitamins, if they seem to help or not, I've been thinking of doing the same. Thin hair usually shrinks up more as does long hair but if i were to guess(it is just a guess cause there's no way to predict) I'd say by a year you'll have some more length or at least notice them not getting shorter! Take some pics of the back of your head every few months. Sometimes it's hard when we see our own hair everyday to really tell much of difference. Many Blessings
Celeste said:Mine are totally natural, I didn't use backcombing or anything and my hair is super tin and fine. Yours are so pretty! Well I guess I'll just wait and see! I'm also taking prenatals too see if that helps at all. Thank u for your input!! Have a wonderful day!!!
NaturalWomyn said:usually around 1 year they stop shrinking but it's different for everybody. A lot depends on weather or not there were any starter methods used and mainly what type of hair texture you have and sometimes the length you started with. Some people experience many stages of shrinking and then gaining length just to start with the shrinking again. Some people have very little shrinkage. So basically ya gotta wait and see! I started 9 months ago with hair to my bum and now it's at my shoulders and it has pretty much stopped shrinking now I *think*. :o)
u put problem in quotes cause u already knew it wasnt 1