Happy Easter! / Hairstyle Of The Week

Easter is  celebrated because Jesus rose on this day after three days of being ''dead'' Aren't you glad he rose again!? I am. Have fun Easter egg hunting and being around family and friends at church or at home!





 This week ,PGneiicy, is going to show us how to do a bouncy braid and curl.Hope you enjoy.
(p.s This week I will be doing a post on MY hair and my current journey with pics and i will be doing a Why I am going natural)

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Hairstyle of the Week

I know I have been slacking on the blog but in between moving and going to school, I had NO time. I promise to better with putting up new posts. Anyways, this week, Alica of alicajamesmusic, is going to show us how to do a beautiful spirally straw set!

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Hairstyle of the Week

This week, Tangles and Beyond, is going to show us how to do a beautiful twist out on transitioning hair! Enjoy!

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What Does Transitioning to Natural Mean?/How do you transition?

This is a question I get from family and friends every time I tell them that I am transitioning. It means that you are longer getting a relaxer. The goal of this transition will differ from person to person but there's one common goal. TO BE FULLY NATURAL. Now lets talk about some steps that you may or may not want to take to start and make this process a little easier.

1. Of course, Don't relax your hair.

Now, there are people who transition to telax [under-processed relaxed hair], Texturizers etc. There's nothing wrong with processing your hair  but if your goal is to be natural, you have to leave the relaxers  at the store and yes, texturizers count because they are nothing but extra light relaxers.

2.Less Heat

Heat is a love-hate thing. You love that sleek blowout or those perfect tousled curls,but there is risk of hat damage. Who wants to take all that time transitioning from relaxed hair only to get heat damaged hair that wont even curl or kink. To avoid heat damage, try limiting heat for special occasions. Used a heat protectant and use a products for less frizz and easier straightening. For curly styles do braid-outs, twist-out,flexi rods, curl formers, rollers, etc. There are so many cute styles to do without using heat.

3. Protective Styles/Low manipulation

To minimize breakage at the line of demarcation and increase the amount of length retention try protective styles. A protective style is something that doesn't require you to manipulate your hair everyday. Buns, braids, weave, twist-outs, braid-outs, and bantu knots are just some of the styles that you can do to protect your hair.

These are just some of the steps that have help me with my current transitioning journey. There is no right or wrong way to transition and there are many other things that you can do to transition. These are just some things that will get you started. Hope this helps.

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Hey Guys!

My name is Christinia and transitioning. The meaning of that just means that I'm no longer getting a relaxer anymore. I go in details why i chose not to get anymore relaxers in another blog post. Back to what I was saying, I am 16 years old and I stay in Alabama. Im in the 11th grade and Im a straight A student. I LOVE hair. I can stay on hairlista, youtube, and blogs all day! My blog looks so plain now but I promise to make it better. I just want to help other transitioners and I also want to be helped also! Look forward to many blog posts! Bye!

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