Tips:
1) Avoid shampooing everyday, this will dry out curly hair and cause splitends.
2) Allow for your natural oils to stay as long as possible on your hair, if it starts to get greasy take a bit of baby powder and pat onto scalp. This will help absorb excess oil.
3) For shampoo and conditioner, choose a non-sulfate type (this keeps your hair from drying out) L'oreal carries a vegan/non-sulfate line called Everpure, around $5 at drugstores
4) Eat healthy and exercise when possible. Also, prenatal vitamins are suppose to help hair growth (I don't know from personal experience)
Before THE CUT!
CHOP! CHOP! November 30, 2010
December 21, 2010 (I'm not really angry in these pics) :)
3 weeks
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| Baby mullet beginning.. |
January 24, 2011
5 weeks
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| Back is trimmed ever so slightly, thanks to my husband! |
February 22, 2011
9 weeks
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| Sleepy/Workout hair...lovely yes? |
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| Out of the shower, combed straight....not so lovely. |
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| fluffed with fingers, unleashing the curls!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| styled with medium hold hair goop, ready for work |
March 6, 2011
11 weeks
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| sad attempt at a ponytail, this style did work but an excessive use of bobbypins was necessary. Also you have to be ok being called a ninja. :) |
June 9, 2011
24 weeks
(sorry for the huge jump between weeks. We were moving from Texas back to the midwest during this time)
Pretty from this view? yesh.
Can anyone say mullet from hell? yesh. Hadn't been trimmed since December
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| Growing funny and free, curls are taking revenge for being chopped off. |
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| bobbypinned "wings" |
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| Mullet from Hell is pinned and undercontrol |
June 11, 2011
almost 25 weeks
(I realized how much of a pain in the butt it was to not be able to walk out of the house without this "pinning procedure." I asked my husband to assist me in abolishing the mullet and gradually start evening things out.
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| Wings are a bit crazy but we can handle that! |
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| See how it gradually blends? |
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| Wings are pinned back |
keep posted for more updates and hair-do's!
