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The only thing you HAVE to do in SDAism is:
1.Observe the sabbath
2.Be good people & follow the rules. (Rules on food are between you & your creator. Like I’ve said before, try fasting from them. You’ll see something over time.)
3.Have a relationship with God through Jesus
4.Convert
5.Learn period. On your own & with your spiritual leader. Your flock leader & designated helpers. Like me. #CandyStriperMarty⛑#LittleBigBoPeep🌺
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Okay so I HAVE to ask,
I've been natural all 22 years of my life and washing and conditioning my hair took maybe 15-20 minutes or as long as I wanted for a deep conditioner. Not being rude because I'm seriously confused, why does a "wash day" for transitioners or new natural hair people take 6+ hours? I've seen people talk about how difficult it is and that it's hectic... What are y'all doing?
Why I "Went Natural"
Heyy guys! Just thought I’d share my natural hair journey with you. I started wearing natural hair styles 3 years ago, during my freshman year at college. It wasn’t to grow my hair out or anything like that. Honestly, I started doing it out of laziness. My hair is superrrr thick so it takes a good 2 hours to flat iron it. I didn’t feel like doing that all of the time so I decided to go the “natural” route. After realizing that my hair grew from keeping heat off it, I got hooked to the natural lifestyle. The rest is history. :)So, all of the photos of me are styles I’ve done myself. I get bored after wearing a style for more than 4 days so I’m always switching it up. Also, I don’t like my natural curls too much so I’m always manipulating them with different products and styles. I’m not sure if that’s a bad thing, but it works for me lol. Feel free to comment or ask questions. :)
Hair talk || Tips for Transitioners
As a (previously) transitioning natural, i understand that it can be a hard and confusing journey. This is a complied list of tips to help you with your hair journey. There is also a corresponding video on our YouTube channel.
Timing
If you're deciding to go natural, CONGRATS. With that being said... patience is a very important thing to have or develop during this journey. If you are like myself you probably have hopes of rocking a big wild mane in the next year. HONEY.... that's not gonna happen, especially if you're not patient. Also, you don't need to set a time frame right away for when you will BC. You should BC when you feel comfortable, not when everyone thinks it's time for you to. You could do an inch for an inch; This is a method that for every 1 inch you grow you chop off 1 inch.Â
Find a staple transitioning style
In doing this, the purpose is to learn how to blend and deal with the 2 textures. Finding a staple style will save you A LOT of time. So spend time experimenting. This is all about trial and error. Some styles to try are: Twist outs & Braidouts (My faves), Bantu knots, Flat twists... the list goes on and on.Â
Detangle
Detangling will help you in all stages of your hair journey not just in transition. The key is detangling when the hair is wet and saturated with conditioner You'll also want to use a wide tooth comb. Be sure to go from tip to root and be gentle. Your hair is weak at the boarder where the 2 textures are and you wouldn't want any breakage.Â
Moisturize
Bottom line: dry hair will break off! You want to moisturize your hair when you feel you need it. Water is your best friend throughout this entire journey. Experiment with different moisturizers and lotions, find what works best for you.Â
Turn down the heatÂ
Actually, if you can get rid of heat you're better off. If you're going natural to wear your hair straigthened the entire time i just don't see the point. Heat in general can he bad when used in great amounts and at high heats. When i first went natural, i never felt comfortable with my hair so i kept my hair LAID. Then it got to a point where my straightner broke and i HAD to rock the kinks. I ended up loving it, i realized i put my hair through all of that for nothing.Â
Watch the edges
If you decide to transition using protective styles like weaves and braids, make sure your nape and temple areas don't have too much tension. Remember: a receding hairline at 17 isn't cute.
Love your hair
It is important that you accept and love your hair no matter how it is. You can't compare your hair to any person's hair. Everyone's is different. It sounds cliche but it's true. Embracing your hair is key.Â
Hope this helps!
Sassy
So true I love my natural hair
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Natural Hair motivation for transitioners
Wether you decide to go natural or not your going to come across "HATERS" that will think your just following the natural hair trend. But go natural because "YOU" want to.
Protective style....I did it myself!!!!! This style is great for transitioners and naturals as well :)
WHERE MY LONG TERM TRANSITIONERS AT????
I am still on my transition and I planning on transitioning for 15 to 18 months and I am trying to fin other transitioners. I have a youtube channel and the purpose of my channel is to connect other current transitioners with each other. It is better to transition when there is a support system......sooooooo WHERE MY LONG TERM TRANSITIONERS AT??????
FEEL FREE TO VISIT MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/user/MzprettyNsweet?feature=mhee
I am currently hosting a giveaway for my version of a "TRANSITIONER STARTER KIT" so come check it out :)
