How long does it take for hair transition?
1. Be patient. Whether you decide to do a big chop or gradually grow out a relaxer, it’s going to take at least three to four months to start to see real change. For some, it may be a full year before you’re completely chemical-free.
Does your hair grow while transitioning?
Early Transitioning: 1-3 months Your hair will grow between a half to one inch in the first two months. This might be an easy time if you stuck to the general relaxer guideline of touch-ups every eight weeks. It’s not too early to start thinking about good transition styles for the months ahead.
What does transitioning mean in hair?
Put simply, natural hair transitioning is the process of a person with naturally curly hair moving away from straightening treatments and towards their natural curl pattern.
How often should you wash transitioning hair?
Remember to make sure each section is securely back in place before you move onto the next. Co-washing should be your primary option on cleansing transitioning hair, but every so often – whether every week, every two weeks or every month – it will be necessary to shampoo.
Does transitioning hair shed a lot?
Expect some breakage and shedding. If you gracefully make it through transitioning your hair without experiencing shedding and breakage, that is awesome! However, lots of transitioners notice the ends of their hair are a lot thinner after several inches of new growth.
Is Cantu good for transitioning hair?
Best Curl Enhancing Cream: Cantu Shea Butter for Natural Hair Moisturizing Curl Activator Cream. This is a moisturizing curl activator cream. It is a shea butter-based moisturizer for your hair. It keeps the hair frizz-free and is perfect for all hair types, including transitioning hair.
What is co Hairwash?
In short, co-washing means that you’re replacing your shampoo with just one product that can simultaneously do the job of shampoo (cleanse the hair) and that of conditioner (keep hair extra nourished and moisturized).
Can I wet my relaxed hair everyday?
Definitely once a week is great for relaxed curls. But, if you sweat a lot you’ll want to wash it as soon as possible.
How should I wear my hair when transitioning?
The Top 10 Transitioning Hairstyles
- Fake ponytail. A simple but easy solution to the awkward transitioning stage is wearing a fake ponytail.
- Roller sets. These are a great technique for guaranteed bouncy curls!
- Hair wrap. When in doubt, hair wrap!
- High puff.
- Faux-hawk.
- Twists.
- 2 stitch braids w/curly ends.
- Faux locs.