Hair transitioning

[Yaraax123]

I'm trying to transition my hair its been through he** and back w keratin treatment and heat such as hair curler and hair straighteners but now i'm trying to embrace my curls and i've started transitioning but i wanna know what products to get . my hair curls at the roots and the ends are just dead straight please help !!

[KrlyHaiz]

I transitioned for almost a year. It was difficult finding a product that worked on both hair textures so I decided to focus on the curly hair coming in to make sure it grew in healthy. I did use Deva Curl and Shea Moisture during this time. I preferred Shea Moisture for the price because I wasn't sure if it would be the final preferred product. I also began to attend a lot of curly/natural hair events where I could get products from goodie bags to play around with.

While transitioning, I played around with different protective styles, such as flat twist outs, bantu knots, flexi rods and perm rods. This helped me keep a consistent curl pattern and kept my hair somewhat tamed. Once you're ready to cut off the remaining chemically processed hair, that's when the real adventure begins. Good luck!

[Yaraax123]

but one question , i’ve watched a ton of transitioning hair journey on youtube and how it says not to binge out on a products yet , i have a couple of products but one of the most popular products that i don’t have is devacurl , should i invest in it right now or should i wait until my hair is more ahead in the process ? oh and i’ve been transitioning for like a month and my transitioning hair is like really defined curls , does that mean that it’s just gonna keep curling more and more ?

[Yaraax123]

thank you sosososo much . i never heard of curly hair events i’ll look into that

[kells614]

You need to continue to trim your hair (if you don't want to completely chop the straight parts off) Youtube is full of heatless styles for all textures of hair - rollers, various types of braids & buns are your friend. You can not wear your hair down everyday. Your hair needs to be left alone. 

Best products to invest in for all hair types - Coconut oil and Apple Cider Vinegar (youtube ACV rinse) 

Moisturizing conditioners will be your best friend - not knowing your hair types makes it difficult to make suggestions. Various deep conditioning/hot oil treatments will also benefit your hair 

[Yaraax123]

i keep looking for what hair type i have but the charts keep switching up and one day my hair looks really curly and the next it looks wavy idk 🤷🏻‍♀️ but thank youu

[cnavarre]

I have been in the process of transitioning to embrace my natural curls now for about 5 months and girl it's been a long process so far. patience is key! But I recommend the devacurl line. When I first started to transition I found a deva curl certified stylist near me and went and got am entire lesson on how to wash, style, and treat my curls. they also reshaped my hair with a good cut too. be consistent with trims too. I want my long hair back so bad but I'm not going to have my healthy long curls until all the dead and damaged hair is cut off. so like I said, long process but worth it! shea moisture and briogeo have great curly girl friendly products too.

[Yaraax123]

thank you so much !!!!

[LexxxiD]

You'll have to trim the dead ends first! If they're really long you can do what I did and trim them some, let it grow out a little more, and then trim the rest!

[Yaraax123]

that’s what i’ve been thinking of doing thank youu !!!