Hair. It's such an issue in the Black community and it's no exception in my house. I have no idea what to do with my daughter's hair. It looks like hers but longer. I love it. Except at 6:30 in the morning when I'm trying to get out the door. I don't want to relax it, but I have run out of styles. I could keep it braided, but she (and I) gets bored with that. I have an appointment to have both of our hair done next week, but I just don't know. If I could find some product that I could use that would make styling it so much easier, we would all be so much happier. I've tried doing it the night before and wrapping it, but the texture is so funny and she is such a wild sleeper that whatever wrap I put on is off and I have to do her hair all over again. I press it out sometimes which makes it managable for a couple of days, but with summer coming I would have to do it every night and I just ain't up for that. We're talking up to 2 hours or more for a decent press, not even a hard press. Plus I hated getting my hair pressed as a kid and she's not too keen on it either. I'm going to a new stylist with hair similar to my daughter's so hopefully she can offer some good suggestions. We shall see.
As for me, I'm staying nappy. I love being natural. I just want to experiment with different styles. I've done braids, twists, 'fro, puffs, cornrows. I need something new. I am one of those people who changes her hair every month or so. I can't see keeping the same style for years and years. That's like wearing the same shirt over and over. Aren't you ready for a change. So I'm putting mine and my daughter's hair in Shawna's hands, wish us luck.
As for me, I'm staying nappy. I love being natural. I just want to experiment with different styles. I've done braids, twists, 'fro, puffs, cornrows. I need something new. I am one of those people who changes her hair every month or so. I can't see keeping the same style for years and years. That's like wearing the same shirt over and over. Aren't you ready for a change. So I'm putting mine and my daughter's hair in Shawna's hands, wish us luck.