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COMMON QUESTIONS I GET ASKED

Q. WHAT WAS YOUR TRANSITIONING LIKE FOR YOU? WHAT MADE YOU DECIDE TO TRANSITION? 

 I was at a loss in my hair journey. I mean I didn't understand how to properly care for my hair like I thought I did. I would cut, color, relax, then repeat. I would glue tracks in and then just rip them out without care. I was just reckless.

Finally finding hair boards in Jan 2010, I started taking better care for the health of my hair. I started transitioning in May of 2010. It wasn't as bad as some made it out to be. I mostly wore the Southern Tease bun. I loved that bun.

I pretty trimmed and trimmed until I was relaxer free in March of 2011. That was due to an incident at the beauty salon. The stylist chopped off more than she was supposed to.

Long story short, I was relaxer free in June 2011.

 Q. DO YOU HAVE ANY PRODUCT SUGGESTIONS TO HELP GROW MY HAIR OUT?

Without a question, I would say Profectiv products. You can view my article here on why I suggest their products.

Q. HAVE YOU EVER USED GROWTH AIDS?

Of course. We all want long hair quick and fast. I used Megatek and MN, in which both have helped in different ways

More answers to your questions coming later. These are the ones that I get asked pretty much everyday. Stay tuned
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