It’s been a while since my last hair update, but I’ve been wearing my hair in a simple wash-n-go since doing the second BC back in August. My hair has grown some (it’s almost 3 inches now). Here are my latest picture updates: 
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Here are a few pictures taken about a month after my 2nd big chop. Check out my long sleeve Naturalness shirt, available here: Naturalness
Here are additional pictures of my new closely cropped TWA. You just can’t beat the ease of caring for this style. So far, once people get over the initial shock that I cut off the fro, they like it a lot.
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When I did my second BC, I promised those that decided to BC with me or who had already BCed that we would start this journey together. I’m sorry if you felt that I’ve left you hanging. I wanted to test out a few products before I laid out my current hair routine. This time around, I notice that my hair is a lot softer and less dry than my first BC (no scab hair). For those new to natural hair, scab hair is the hair that is damaged under your scalp from the use of relaxers. Many find this hair to be very dry and brittle feeling (like a brillo pad) when they are begining their natural journey. Mine was very dry the first time (see 
For those who have been visiting my website for a while – no the pictures are not deceiving you, after growing my hair out for the past four years, I finally decided to do a 2nd big chop. I made this decision for a few different reasons. One reason was that 
