BC!!!

Before I did my BC, I tried transitioning!  I didn't really transition well because I hated doing my hair.  After years of extentions (fake hair), I actually had to wake up and try to do something with my real hair.  Well, here are some photos of my transition. 

To the right is a fake afro achieved by the picture above: bantu knots(I'll show you later how to do them).

My hair is just bobby pinned to the middle.

Notice, lack of effort.

NOW, FOR THE BC!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't like transitioning at all!  It required wayyyyyyyy to much effort.  I did the BC, on my own (with some assistance and encouragement from my husband) on a whim, with 15 minutes to spare before we left for a wedding.  I didn't cry like most girls do after their BC (probably the lack of time).  But I did feel that I looked like a boy.  Thank goodness for makeup and big earrings!  Now, I love my afro and I can't believe I waited for so long to just chop off my broken hair.  I always thought that length=beauty.  Well, I was wrong!  It never worth it to hold on to broken, damaged hair, no matter how long of hair a person has.  It's freeing to be natural.  And if you ask my husband, he'll tell you it's a lot less expensive! Although, now, instead of paying for extentions, I'm paying for hair products.  I've become a product junkie! 

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