I keep my transitioning simple. I was going natural so that I would not have to go out and spend so much on hair care products. I use three things on my hair. I wash it in 100% natural soap. For my hair type, which I don't know what it is just yet it really cleans it and makes it easier to comb while the soap is on it. I usually condition with some mayo sometimes when I'm in the mood because the mayo make my hair very tangled up. If I don't use the mayo to condition I usually just use the leave in conditioner by Cream of Nature with the Lemongrass and Rosemary and I always use some type of growth hair grease. I've tried oil but on my hair it still leaves it dry . I try to wash once a week and I keep my hair braided a lot to keep from having to manipulate it so often.

My  first Bantu-not out, didn't really like it, the curls were to tight, but i rocked it anyways.

Yes, I am going natural ladies. In this photo I am about 3 months post and loving it!!!!!!

This is the type of sh*t I be talking about. My heart goes out to the mother of this child. People like this need to be put to death or given a life sentence, but instead the prisons of filled with young African males whom or mostly innocent or just trying to make it a world where it is so clear that it is hard for them. Yes, I do believe that some people situations can be avoided and life is about choices, but sometimes the choices that we HAVE to make are not the easiest ones

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