Transitioning relaxed hair to natural

Transition styles are pretty wonderful. In our latest blog, we tackle the topic of slow transition styles,Transition Styles For Relaxed To Natural, Part 3

New to your natural hair journey? Learn tips, styles, and advice for anyone transitioning from relaxed to natural hair.

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Learn how to convert your relaxed hair to natural hair in this post plus discover simple natural hair care tips to help with the transition.

With there being so many resources available on natural hair care these days, a ton of not so helpful information about natural hair is also available.

Do you want to go natural, but you aren’t ready or don’t want to do the Big Chop? If so, then you want to transition to natural hair! Transitioning is the process of growing your hair out until you are ready to cut the remaining relaxed ends off. Thus, during a transition, you have two different hair textures at once: your natural new growth at the top of the strand and your straighter relaxed ends at the bottom. And like any hair journey, your transition is unique, and you can transition...

Opting to transition with a Big Chop is a Big Deal! That's why so many of us decide to go for a long-term transition however, knowing how to start your transition to natural hair can be a challenge.

Ten years ago, I would have never imagined I'd be seeing so much natural hair on the red carpet and on social media — let alone laws that empower women who want to wear their hair in its natural state, no matter where they are. But slowly and…

How to transition to natural hair and where to start? See 10 helpful tips from an expert afro hair coach to be fully on top of your going natural process.

How to take care of your relaxed hair in 9 easy steps A lot of women these days are going the natural route because they want healthier hair. There is nothing wrong with this decision, however, it is possible to have healthy hair AND have it relaxed at the same time! Here are nine steps to take care of your relaxed hair. 1. Stretch out touch ups until you see at least 2 inches of new growth. Getting touch ups every 14-16 weeks instead of every 4-6 weeks makes it much less likely for your…