In the beginning ...
I thought it would be quick and easy. But, I quickly discovered how much damage had been done from simply tight braiding and weaving, not to mention years of processsing. You thought hair was dead, mine definately was, and it took a very long time to recover and adapt to its natural state.
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| The morning after - 29 May 2009 - first day out. |
It took a couple of years.
before my hair began to trust me again, trust that I would not colour of process it, honestly it felt as though I was allowing a very sick part of e to heal, I am not my hair, to coin a phrase, however my hair is a part of me. I was making the skin of my scalp sick by abusing it, everything I did to my hair, I was also doing to my scalp. It was simply unavoidable.
And now ...
... the work really begins, longer locks, more responsibility. My journey has evolved from growth to effort in maintaining lint free/dust free/mould free SisterLocks. Serious attention is paid to my enviroment, products (I have less in rotation) and now even my ReTi schedule has altered drastically.
Here and Now
... today Liz Joseph of Locks Royale did my ReTi for me!
... today Liz Joseph of Locks Royale did my ReTi for me!
Yaay!
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| 28 May 2013 - Post ReTi, sore headed and happy! |
