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Dealing with negativity

There seems to be something about natural hair that ticks the world off. Since I started my natural hair journey I have been criticized by a lot of people and I know that most of you have experienced it too. One thing that can help is knowing the reason why you are going natural. If you are truly convinced about your reasons for going natural it will be difficult for anyone to brow beat you into feeling bad about yourself . Another thing that can help is to keep the hair looking healthy .Natural hair only looks good when it  looks soft and glossy. Invest in a good leave in conditioner and  practice the LOC method of keeping hair moisturised. Invest in cute hair accessories like ribbons, hair bands, colourful scarves, flowers and jewelled hair pieces.
headbands

hair bands for your bantu knots

colourful scarf

jewelled hair pins/clips


DONT GIVE UP ON YOUR HAIR HONEY!
KimB
 

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  1. dammie4 November 2013 at 06:43

    Hi, want to have long natural hair buh do i have to cut my relaxed hair?

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    1. Darkchildlovethyhair11 November 2013 at 05:59

      I'm afraid so dear. You can just stop relaxing your hair and let it grow out till you are ready to cut of the relaxed parts

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