Hello,
The second month has passed! It has officially been two months and two days! Here are pictures of the growth!
Hello,
The second month has passed! It has officially been two months and two days! Here are pictures of the growth!
Hi everyone,
The 3-month mini-braid challenge has ended, and a new one has begun. It started January 23, 2025. It has officially been a month. There are two more months to go. I'm not sure how much growth will be retained. I haven't been doing the best mentally. I am also not taking prenatals anymore. I am taking a new supplement.
Today is wash day! I bought some new shampoo. Head and shoulders to be more exact. I will be washing in braids, of course. I have the mini braids in still. I take them out live on the 22-23 of January 2026. I can't wait to take them down and get some more back in. It is my natural hair, no extensions added.
Update: I washed my hair on Friday, the 16th of January 2026.
I would love it, if I could take down and redo do these braids I have in. I have had them in for two months. I told my viewers I would keep them in for three months. I am excited for the take down on January 22-23. I will show the length and tell what products I have been using as well.
Here are two pictures of me with how my hair used to be a few years ago. A few years ago I pampered my hair. Steam treatments, deep conditioning, African black soap, buying hair growth oils, satin bonnets, chlorophyll (liquid and pills) and orange juice, prenatal vitamins, and many more things. I loved it. But as I went through a healing process, I forgot about these things. My hair became damaged, and broke off. Believe it or not, it got even longer than these two pictures. However, I lost very many images and these are ones I happen to find in another location not on my phone. You can also view the video that I found as well here: Click here. It shows my hair being thick and healthy. Here, ,you can see how my hair is more currently to this post.
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