Showing posts with label readersaywhat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label readersaywhat. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Readers Say What?: Loc Emergency!! To chop or not chop?
I saw those words in my Loc Rocker inbox this morning and I was like, "Uh oh..a fellow loc rocker needs our help!" I put on the cape and got to readin'...
Dear Brittany,
I am contemplating cutting my locs and went to get them cut yesterday but the salon was closed!!! Going ultra short tapered, dye of course... but having cold feet. My locs are getting long..(mid back) and heavy. ITs been 4 years and I need some renewal in my life...I was all for it yesterday actually very anxious to cut them off and begin a new journey...but today....arrgh..... Your thoughts?
Sincerely,
Short Hair Do Care
Any advice, fam? I think she should chop. A new cut and color may be just what she needs to to get that spark she feels like she's missing. And of course, if she hates it, guess what? It's hair...it'll just grow back. What do y'all think?
Monday, June 7, 2010
Reader, Say What?!: Cheri is going natural!!
So, my loves, I am going to start yet another series. It's going to be called "Readers, Say What?!" With the permission of the author, I will re-post emails that I get that I think can inspire others. And some will just be questions in which the author is looking for a second opinion. Because I value yall's opinions, I want to include you in some of these reader responses. I can't do this thing along and I really appreciate the words and support that you guys provide.
With that said, check out this letter...
Dear B,
I wrote to you a few months ago on Clumps about how much I love Clumps. Anyways I just recently found your locrocker blog and I'm in love! You have given me the strength to fight off the haters and Im going natural. I was natural for a year before college (it was mostly in braids) but once I got to college I got scared because people started to hate..i.e my mom...shes traditional West Indian believes it is best to blend in rather than make "waves" so I went back to perming and I HATED it! Especially at my school where there are no hair salons that cater to black women.
But because of your blog Ive finally gotten up the strength to DREAD!!! IM SO EXCITED! Your locs and the locs you have showcased on your blog are beautiful and they make me proud to be me. It makes me feel like I am beautiful and not despite my natural hair and dark skin but because of it (and of course because I am me and that is fantastic in and of itself). Thank you so much B!
I don't know what I would have done if I did NOT have the online support of fellow nappturals. Kudos to y'all! And kudos to Cheri!!!!!!
With that said, check out this letter...
Dear B,
I wrote to you a few months ago on Clumps about how much I love Clumps. Anyways I just recently found your locrocker blog and I'm in love! You have given me the strength to fight off the haters and Im going natural. I was natural for a year before college (it was mostly in braids) but once I got to college I got scared because people started to hate..i.e my mom...shes traditional West Indian believes it is best to blend in rather than make "waves" so I went back to perming and I HATED it! Especially at my school where there are no hair salons that cater to black women.
But because of your blog Ive finally gotten up the strength to DREAD!!! IM SO EXCITED! Your locs and the locs you have showcased on your blog are beautiful and they make me proud to be me. It makes me feel like I am beautiful and not despite my natural hair and dark skin but because of it (and of course because I am me and that is fantastic in and of itself). Thank you so much B!
I don't know what I would have done if I did NOT have the online support of fellow nappturals. Kudos to y'all! And kudos to Cheri!!!!!!
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