This is a journey I will be taking in order to complete the quest of obtaining BSL NATURAL hair. This will blog will document my ups and downs frustrations and joy of becoming au natural. Hope you will join me.
Friday, March 9, 2012
"Can I Touch Your Hair"
The next day after getting my hair cut (or getting the B.C), i went to work. I work at a clothing store so the girls I work with are very...how shall i put it--girly. When I came into work, they were amazed with the new do i sported. The African American "black" girls there were very surprised and I can see that they loved the bold new look I had. The other girls (white, Latina) looked as though they never seen hair like such. I felt uneasy when they gravitated towards me and started touching my hair as they were saying "can I touch your hair" like I was an animal at a zoo that they've never seen. This got me thinking about why some people see natural hair as exotic. I ran across LHDC website and saw an article and video titled coincidentally "Can I Touch Your Hair" (<----click on link to view the video)
I BC'd
So the snip snip as you go so you don't have to do the big chop did not work for me...i admit it, i was so anxious to see my curl pattern that i decided to cut my hair. i called up my EB (emergency beautician--as im my hair's beautician) and she said to come by.
the first thing to come out of her mouth was "oh i see you couldn't wait any longer huh" She was so right. I big chopped on February 27th, 2012 Anywho this is me.
the first thing to come out of her mouth was "oh i see you couldn't wait any longer huh" She was so right. I big chopped on February 27th, 2012 Anywho this is me.
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