I've been everywhere, y'all. 49 states, 11 countries. But as awesome as Toronto and Paris and Accra were, this week I was in Pueblo, Colorado. Surprisingly cool town! A very Western town. A very Hispanic Western town. And you know what that means. A taco truck on every corner? Damn, that remains the dream. But you know what Puebloans REALLY love? Green Chile Sauce! Seriously, they make anything, and they're like "Damn this is good, but can we Hatch it up and make it better?"
Hair is a big bugbear for me. I've got a lot growing back with the help of various therapies, but in the meantime, I've got a topper. Problem is the toppers don't last all that long - I'm on my second and about to buy my third and I'm still learning how to clean it so it retains some semblance of silky smooth hair!
Maybe the leave-on conditioner might help... At least it's cheap.
As a fellow curly hair woman, I can understand the struggle. I think it’ll get a bit easier for you once it grows out more (if you want to keep growing it), and it weighs itself down.
Personally, I’m a big believer in the Curly Girl Method (with some tweaks). I started using it when I started growing my hair and I thought I was a cis man (no signs), and it’s really worked for me imo. Right now I’m going outside more again, and humidity is getting to be a problem so I need to do research on what to do about that.
I DO subscribe to this philosophy! And yes, I basically exist in a liminal hair state. Hopefully the weight of longer hair eventually defeats the wind. 😁
Hair is a big bugbear for me. I've got a lot growing back with the help of various therapies, but in the meantime, I've got a topper. Problem is the toppers don't last all that long - I'm on my second and about to buy my third and I'm still learning how to clean it so it retains some semblance of silky smooth hair!
Maybe the leave-on conditioner might help... At least it's cheap.
As a fellow curly hair woman, I can understand the struggle. I think it’ll get a bit easier for you once it grows out more (if you want to keep growing it), and it weighs itself down.
Personally, I’m a big believer in the Curly Girl Method (with some tweaks). I started using it when I started growing my hair and I thought I was a cis man (no signs), and it’s really worked for me imo. Right now I’m going outside more again, and humidity is getting to be a problem so I need to do research on what to do about that.
I DO subscribe to this philosophy! And yes, I basically exist in a liminal hair state. Hopefully the weight of longer hair eventually defeats the wind. 😁