My Hair History

Okay, so basically the last time my mother cut my hair was when I was 2yrs old. She kept my hair natural most of the time unless there was a special occasion she would relax it then let it transition back to natural. I hated my natural hair not because it was ugly or anything but because it was just soooo damn painful. So when i turned 12 i was given the right to control what happens to my hair and I chose the relaxer route and have never turned back.
However I was young and ignorant really didn't know how to take care of my hair and it used to break so much.
Then i turned 14 and started experimenting with highlights dyes etc and yes, my hair got damaged.
I also used to get cute short bobs and trims to keep my hair shoulder length.
Then finally about 4 years ago in 2012 I decided to start my Healthy Relaxed Hair Journey.

My hair History in pics

My hair History in pics
form 2008 - 2012

my healthy relaxed hair journey

my healthy relaxed hair journey
started it end of 2012- 2015 however in 2014 my hair broke and I had to get a trim

My Afro

My Afro
March 2016

My hair right now

My hair right now
March 2016

Monday, 14 September 2015

How I made my temples/edges stronger

Hey guys 

I know its been a while. Sorry for the silence.

Okay I've always had problems with my temple hair its very soft ( "baby hair" or something along those lines) and because of its texture it breaks easily. Every time I braid my hair I end up with almost bald temples :( 

So I thought to myself what's the way forward... Decided to stop braiding my hair for a while, and I would always leave my hairline out whenever I weaved my hair. I started using Dr Miracles Temple and Nape balm religiously every morning. I also used Jamaican Castor Oil but just for two weeks I don't know why I stopped using it :( .... 

I'm happy with my results so far my temples are recovering.
You can find the Temple and Nape balm in Clicks or Dischem
The Jamaican Castor Oil can be found in Dischem too.

 xox 
Take care of that hair. 




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