All my life I have had frizz-prone hair, supercurly when I was a kid and growing into some kind of an unruly mop as I grew up. I tried a lot of things - from going real short (big mistake, don't ask) to buying straighteners and blow-driers and every other straightening product in the market - all to get my hair to look "normal." Over time, though, mostly because all else failed, I realized that sometimes it's best to let things be. Now I just give my hair some TLC and love my hair just the way it is.
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Do you have a similar hair-raising story to share - perhaps the one about when you got your curly hair cut into bangs that would never stay straight (yup, been there...done that) or the story about hair color gone bad? Or do you just have some good advice on how you keep your hair happy? Head on over to the
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Story of my life! :) Am sure you know and hear it...
ReplyDeleteNow I think back...I almost fall off the chair laughing at my then innocence / ignorance! I used to wonder how some just had fringes and bangs while I couldnt! Cut it and they dance to their own tune!
I have gone full circle too. Surprisingly when I look at my photos from back then when I used to either hate or just plain ignore my hair, it looked amazingly healthy and beautiful! :)
Anyway I guess we all get wiser... mines just sticking to a good shampoo/conditioner and serum that suits me. Never blow dry, Flat Iron as occasionally as possible, try not using too many hair products... and better to be safe than sorry in haircuts. (Most of which I was able to disobey during my keratin treated months now - not seen the aftermath as yet, maybe i'll just redo it :p - now isn't that one bad ending for a curly hair story)
LOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVE your curls, Gaea! I just had to pull them and check if they are for real :D Any kind of heat treatment just maddens my hair..is shampoo, condition, air dry for me..
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