How We Transitioned From Relaxed to Natural Hair

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5. Stay away from Heat for a while
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[@AceofSpadesgirl]

The only "Bad hair" is hair that has been damaged & unkept, all other hair is good hair. Short doesn't mean ugly and long doesn't mean beautiful. Kinky isn't nappy and straight isn't perfect. Love the hair you have, take care of it and it will serve you well. #SelfLove

[@jasiloohoo]

You don't know how many people I've tried to tell that at school.

[@asheeasmith]

dope zahrea

[@CandyLovell]

Zahrea Hill Well Said

[@ussfreedom4422]

Amen

[@THEDOORIZCLOSED]

It kinda stuck to me when you guys put "we didn't know our hair was curly." Same here. When I was younger, I was taught that my natural hair was called "nappy" and its something that should not be worn so I was relaxed ever since like 6 years old. Now I'm around 3-4 years relaxer free and I love my curls. I'm still trying to grow it out like you ladies and I'm trying to "learn" my hair but I'm very happy to finally be real! By the way, your accents, hair, and that blue nail polish>>>>> you just earned a new subbie! :D

[@lexywalters5451]

I was the exact same way I had no clue my natural hair was actually beautiful. I'm adopted & my parents are white & they started me with relaxers when I was 4 years old because they had no clue how to deal with it. I just stopped 2 years ago, and at first it wasn't easy. I still straightened it every day, I just stopped with the chemicals. I would look at it curly & think it was so ugly. Now that I know frizz control products and techniques, I'm always getting compliments on my curls! I love accepting my natural hair & loving it. Plus it's way easier to manage for me!

[@THEDOORIZCLOSED]

Lexy Walters Thats awesome, girl! :)

[@kwasiasiedu1702]

I wish I got you to talk my girl she's scared to go natural ... It's a shame

[@THEDOORIZCLOSED]

oheneba asiedu show her pictures of girls with really nice curls and tell her you want to see her real curl pattern. Tell her what you think about natural hair :)

[@jacienz]

oheneba asiedu keep encouraging her - I've been wearing my hair in its natural state my whole life - there's nothing quite like it. YOu learn a lot about yourself in the process

[@lipton87]

Is it weird that I'm a white girl that loves watching these types of videos to see how these gorgeous black women do their hair, I would die to have yall's hair! Natural black lady's hair is SO beautiful, so jealous!

[@jraven4994]

+Callie Parker (Diagnosis Countdown) I want curls too lol

[@jessicasebastiao9069]

lol, not weird at all. Its very flattering really!

[@tiaa_b6888]

+Callie Parker (Diagnosis Countdown) It really is flattering. I always wanted your kind of hair soft and wavy like ^-^

[@Keep0413]

Thank You!

[@remoteworkinternational]

+Callie Parker (Diagnosis Countdown) your type of hair is soft. i would love your hair

[@funkiemunkytootiedo]

A lot of people really don't realize how easy it is to comb through natural hair. When I first transitioned it caught me off guard how easy it was to comb through my natural hair versus my relaxed ends.

[@leia7517]

I know! But I hate when you're transitioning and there's that patch of hair in between your natural hair and relaxed ends that's literally hell to comb through. But I agree, people make it seem like natural hair is soo hard to comb when really all you need is a good conditioner, a wide tooth comb and you're good to go!

[@funkiemunkytootiedo]

***** People just need to let go of the disparaging stereotypes. Even now I have family members that will go "Ooh child! I just couldn't do it!" or "Ooh, you got that rough hair. That Shaka Zulu hair!" And though I get that we've been saying stuff like this for generations as black people, there comes a time when we have to stop and realize that its not a good, funny, or cute thing to say. Just like the N word. I don't care if it ends in a "er" or "gga" it shouldn't be said. It demeans who we are as people. So many black women have grown up never knowing their real hair texture that dealing with a texture other than straight or lightly wavy seems difficult. And it is at first, but not nearly as difficult as they think.

[@funkiemunkytootiedo]

Devin Domino Most Definitely. The comb would glide through my natural hair and snag and tangle in my relaxed ends. It was horrible. I have no idea how much of my hair I ripped out while trying to comb through my relaxed ends.

[@Stephaniealicianaturalhair]

Yeah, the things we learn about wearing our hair in its natural state.

[@funkiemunkytootiedo]

***** Permed.

[@Lisa-kz7vw]

Can't believe how many people watch a video only to dislike it and there's nothing to dislike I believe people are just disliking videos out of jealousy and not even watching crazy

[@armywife2248]

I say the same thing! There is nothing bad about what they are saying, and they are gorgeous!

[@C.J.Hamilton]

FELICIA ROSS OR CUZ THEY HAVE NOTHING GOOD DOING -_-

[@mariabos561]

Exactly like there's nothing to not like about a video full of advices d fuck

[@ptovar82]

TV TV'S CV hop a uuhguy

[@essetaire8506]

ahahaha...and i'm sure they watched to the end. Jealous birds!

[@paulaagyeman1137]

My mom started perming my hair when I was 4 years old and now I am 12. I had my last relaxer 3 months ago and I am transitioning. You guys are a big help with transitioning. Thank you!

[@1965jai]

They are just to cute! one can't finish a conversation before the other one chime in lol.

[@jillianmitchell1204]

I was thinking the SAME thing! They finish each others sentences. That's so adorable I love it!

[@mackenzistewart6624]

I noticed that to hahaha

[@turnerlkhs]

So I'm watching this video again because I've decided to go natural! 👏🏾

[@jacquelinemcbride9200]

Me too lol

[@sodvine3486]

Me three...chopped off half my hair already ...I'm now a little below my shoulder ..don't wanna chop all😭😭

[@SeanaSparkleTV]

That's how it was for me too, My mom started doing relaxers in my hair when I was little, and when I got older i continued doing them myself because that's what I had been used to most of my life and I felt I needed it, because I thought without it my hair would just be an afro that's very hard to style. I didn't know I actually had curly hair, it wasn't until a couple yrs ago watching natural hair videos on KZbin that made me wonder what my natural hair/ curl pattern is like. I transitioned and it was hard. but now I'm 2 years natural and I love it!

[@KaylynIvy]

I really wish you both had more pictures of what your hair looked like when you were transitioning!

[@thynameisashley]

LOL first year in the transition you guys just so happen to pose with LL Cool J. No big deal! Your hair is gorgeous ladies, and so are you both!

[@Aaafff662]

bahahahahahahahaha

[@Stephaniealicianaturalhair]

LOL!

[@Kandy2470]

In 4 years, I would love to have your hair! I made the decision to start transitioning a couple of weeks ago.

[@TamelaBowieInteriors]

Thanks for sharing ladies! My hair has been chemical free since 2001 and I love it. I did the big chop back then and never looked back. It took about 2 years in the beginning to get my hair "trained" but I went to a hairstylist who specializes in healthy hair so my transition was easy and manageable. I am so glad to see our black women embracing our natural hair and weaning ourselves off the "creamy crack"...LOL! Be blessed young ladies and keep the videos coming!

[@PennyTovar]

Both of you have gorgeous hair!

[@kadiedrahm.luvene3316]

I wishhhh I had a TWIN!!! OMG you guys are finishing each others sentences without getting irritated. I can't even do that with my Husband 😂 I just took out my sew in today. decided to transition to natural hair yesterday!!! PRAY for me! I have traction/tension alopecia. Also, dropping relaxers 🙌🙌

[@goldmouth100]

YOU GUYS ARE SO PRETTY .. ;-)

[@discoveringthestoryoflife]

Agreed! :)

[@caycay4722]

"I'm scared my hair is going to be nappy and not curly." I said that on this video about a year and a half ago and I just did my big chop February 20th 2015. Lol, I've changed my mentality about hair texture and discriminating against my own hair. Thank you guys for posting natural hair videos because you guys really inspired me to be comfortable enough to rock my natural hair.

[@Stevie66ful]

U guys are so lucky to have that beautiful curly hair.

[@ashleys8078]

Right!! I doubt if I go natural my hair would look like there's

[@joy.kondwani8634]

I'm 14 I really wanna go natural

[@airashawnacraver95]

It's a lot of work so make sure you're ready

[@Jaimiexo]

I'm 14 too and I wish someone could do my hair to go natural.

[@airashawnacraver95]

Jaimie xo What exactly do you mean? You can transition yourself. All you need to do is stop using heat, chemicals, and trim your hair every now and then

[@JustKaylaNicole]

Same here! Decided to go natural around late August this year (2015). Nice to see other girls, the same age, doing the same thing :)

[@JustKaylaNicole]

***** I'm gonna grow it out with trims :) The big chop scares me @_@ I like short angled bobs, but my natural hair hasn't grown out enough for that :/ Are you doing the big chop? :o

[@SincerelyKimmy]

I applaud both of you for transitioning so long. I knew I couldn't transition and cut everything off but my daughter was a trooper and she transitioned for two years.

[@allofdestiny]

Great video. I have relaxed hair but I still enjoy watching you two. I haven't gotten a relaxer in about 20 weeks so I've never had this much new growth. Being gentle is def key..gonna apply these tips!!

[@HairByPierre]

You both look gorgeous in this video... but KENDRA i dont know what you did, but you look extra amazing in this video! Matter fact, I think it is your eyebrows... the way you shaped them go perfectly with the shape of your face! It really makes a difference...plus your curls are just poppin! Thanks for the update!

[@goldenheart751]

I really love this video. African American hair is absolutely gorgeous!!!!

[@KillaryKlinton]

lol When you both finish each other sentences or say the same word at the same time.

[@djdrwatson]

It's so funny when twins speak at the same time and add to or end each others sentences!

[@Pinkgirlyyyy]

Going natural is my main goal for 2016. Hopefully, It works!

[@user-bj1ez7wr7n]

good luck on your natural hair journey!!

[@Pinkgirlyyyy]

aw thank you!

[@princesskristan]

+ibadie I've been natural for almost 2 years and its the best decision I have ever made. Good luck on your journey!

[@Pinkgirlyyyy]

Thanks alot! I cant wait to achieve my goals :)

[@HappinessYata]

+ibadie Me too, bonne chance !

[@MrsAmirika1]

Great video thank you gals so much! My daughter spent a summer with her Dad and came back with relaxed hair. She was so upset because most of it had fallen out. Instead of telling me they hid all of this from me with a poorly done weave. I have been trying to keep her motivated as she transitions back to her natural state. This video gave her a sense of hope that she will have her long hair and curls back one day!

[@tykeyajackson8935]

you girls gave me the motivation i needed to start my natural hair journey. i started out by transitioning n once my hair grew out to a baby afro i cut all the oermed hair off. so far its about six to seven months since i started my journey. thx my two inspirational divas

[@adriannap6390]

My last relaxer was June 7th 2014! You guys keep me going!

[@brightestmoments101]

Oh I stopped relaxing around that time! Yay

[@KI-ld1xj]

Yeah I just stopped too !!

[@damiolojo754]

Well done!keep going and don't stop...I'm REALLY new to the natural hair world so this comment is helping me!😊

[@loisemkami]

That was my last too but i was not sure what to do so i have just been braiding it .its 16 inch so it feels painful to just cut it since ave always had long hair.

[@adriannap6390]

I'm heading to 1yr right now❤️ thank you guys for the support as well.

[@DiLifeandStyle]

That hair is gorgeoussss and you two are fun to watch.

[@BeautySavage]

I am in love with the way Kendra's curls are looking in this vid !

[@thedashaw5791]

Thank you girls for making this video and explaining how to take care of your hair while transitioning. I just cut all my permed hair off, it took me a little over a year to transition and just like you said it was extremely frustrating. I had moments where I would say "I'm just gonna put a perm in" but I stuck with it and I love my natural hair. I deep conditioned like crazy while I transitioned. I continued to straighten my hair and fortunately didn't have to deal with any breakage or heat damage. PATIENCE IS THE KEY.

[@ShawnPlusOne]

My daughters hair is long and naturally curly exactly like yours now she's a pro at styling a wash and go hair style but it took her years to appreciate her beautiful thick curly hair plus I didn't put chemicals on her hair as a child I just kept it braided and clean and did a braid out on her pony tails we didn't have the internet videos. I have been natural for almost two years I cut off the perm on the front and now I'm ready to do the back but I noticed my hair is growing everywhere that I cut off that dead perm it's true dead ends don't grow. It's s hard adjustment but it's worth it. Natural is best. My hair is nappy manageable and I love it. Thank you for the video tips I appreciate it so much.

[@diamondpearl1204]

Could you all do a up date transitioning tips

[@JadeyyBee11]

I just wanted to say that you guys have inspired me to transition from relaxed hair to natural hair. So many people have been trying to convince me to go natural, but I was deathly afraid of the big chop. I've only recently decided to transition like a week ago, but your videos are extremely inspiring and I will definitely be coming to your channel whenever I have a "weak moment" where I start to consider getting a relaxer. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@gabiwabi101]

I love how sometimes you guys talk completely in sync! It's super adorable :3

[@SassyDivalyrics]

I did the big chop last year and Ive been natural since. 3 months ago I made the dumbest decision to perm just the front of my hair so that it would blend with my virgin my hair. (I was natural 1 year for nothing). Now the front of my hair is so brittle and thin and damaged, while the back of my hair is so thick, curly and healthy. I learned from that mistake. Now I just wear lace frontal closures, and silk base closures. Now I have to wait and see if the front of my hair will grow out.

[@Aariyan096]

Y'all meeting LL Cool J was cool! Y'all hair is gorgeous too.

[@zailajohnson7191]

This is the first video that I ever seen from Kelsey and Kendra back in 2014. I am transitioning now since December 2015. Keep up the great work and keep inspiring natural females everywhere!!!!

[@nicholebass-hawk3304]

I think that you young ladies are beautiful inside and out. I like watching your natural hair videos. I haven't had a relaxer in my hair in 14 years. I had my hair in sister locs, then after a few years of wearing locs I decided to wear sew-in weaves. Lately I have been wearing my hair braided now I'm thinking about just going all natural. I'm tried of wearing weaves and spending so much money virgin hair. Thank you ladies for the tips, and continued blessings.

[@CurlyClem92]

I remember watching this video around a year ago. You girls gave me the inspiration and courage to start my own transitioning journey! So thank you for that, I value your advice and tips. I'm now 1 year post :) just started my own channel too with what I've learned x

[@Shauneeful]

My sister and I both have long hair and have been getting relaxers since we were little. Both of our hair is very healthy and my sisters hair is VERY thick and strong. It is definitely possible to have thick, healthy, long, and strong hair, you just have to know how to treat relaxed hair. We take vitamins, I use minimum heat, and my sister uses No Heat at all. We often wet wrap our hair. Oh and drink a lot of water! :)

[@ineeinaz]

Beautiful hair and great vid. Thanks for sharing your tips. I'm on month 2 of transitioning. My aunt relaxed my hair at the age of 10 because I was told that my hair was "bad" and needed it. I am now 42 and going natural. My daughter has been natural for 3 years now and she looks amazing. She is really big on natural products and no heat to her hair. She keeps me going when I'm frustrated. Thanks for sharing the extra links.

[@maeg.1331]

you guys are my new inspiration. I started out just staying away from all heat for 3 months and mid-way through that I decided ill go natural. even though im not the biggest fan of my natural curl pattern my hair has grown a lot and once i fully am natural i will straighten it. I've been permed my whole life. thank you

[@back2s0ul]

I definitely agree with you guys about how the natural hair feels better than the relaxed ends and about the area where the natural and relaxed hair meet, the demarcation line or scab hair or whatever it is. I try to be gentle but the tangles are the worst.

[@MakeupNNicki811]

i love one finishes what the other has to say

[@mrswright1647]

I love you ladies channel! I just cut my relaxed ends off after transitioning for a little over a year. I'm still learning what works for me but I'm loving my natural curls!!

[@ShShephard]

Lovely journey! Such an informative and inspiring video. As I always say no one NEEDS a perm/relaxer. The beauty of black hair lies within its kinks coils curls and versatility to be styled straight braided or whatever.

[@bluanderson6322]

Hay I was here a couple years ago when I was trying 2 go natural and y'all helped ALOTTT I still do some of the same routines and my hair is 100% natural and healthy thank u so much 😘😘

[@britbrits318]

These two ladies are so cute and classy! Great job and thanks for the information.

[@ThePhoenixThatRose]

Watching this video for about the 6th time lol in 2 months. Saved it to my natural inspirations list. I'm so excited for the transition. I'm 5 months in and I am getting more excited day by day seeing my texture unfold. Had to see the video again today along with others for more inspiration Lol! I'm sticking to all the tips!!! Ya'll are inspiring! Thank you ladies!

[@sweetGLOberries]

I have been watching a lot of videos and your's BY FAR has been the best. It is encouraging to hear how difficult your transition was. You describe just as I am going through it. I have been continually twisting and braiding my hair but wearing a wig on top just because I'm not comfortable going out in public yet. My hair is half natural and half straight right now and I definitely do not want to do the big chop. BUT ANYWAYS!!! Thanks so much for sharing your journey. Now I'm about to go get some deep conditioner!

[@TUANY1]

You guys are adorable 😍 the finishing each other sentences ❤️

[@amyc.513]

omg theyre so cute I love when they say stuff at the same time lol

[@ms.und3rst00d6]

This is the umpteenth time that I have watched this video. They are by far one of the best. I needed inspiration. I am now approximately 7- 8 months in and noticed that my hair is wavy and not too kinky. I am patiently following directions and slowly heading towards my final big chop

[@tianast.julien4947]

It's crazy how I can relate to this video so much. I hadn't had a perm since my 8th grade year, I tried letting my hair do it's thing and just let it grow out back to its natural curly texture but I wasn't helping it go back to it. I was officially stuck and kind of tried to pay no attention to it but it just kept getting worse and worse not to mention even more dry. After watching this you girls really gave me hope ! I'm not gonna lie, I'm not a patient person at all but when it comes to transitioning, patience is key. In this case it's so worth it cause I can't take my curly to the scalp then ugly scrunched up straight ends at the bottom anymore. Thank you for such great advice. I'm ready to start my transitioning journey.

[@marysmiles4891]

You guy's are SO pretty! And this video was helpful and entertaining! New subbie!

[@yvonnecopeland2647]

Although we are a lot older than you, I have an identical twin sister too. We've always had thick, long hair, and our grandmother & mother complained about how hard it was to comb our hair as children. We started getting relaxers at around 12. Now, as an adult, I was basically going at least 12 weeks between touch ups. Although my hair is healthy, my hair dresser told me last week that she is taking me off of chemical relaxers forever because she didn't like the way it made me hair feel after my last touch up- thinner than normal. I will be transitioning, and I'm so glad I found you guys. Love all of the tutorials, and I can't wait to get back to my natural hair.

[@crittlemckenzie5123]

Yvonne Copeland congrat on the stylist loving you! dont forget the older we get, our bodies change less circulation to areas of hair growth along with diets and climates. use sulfate fre products and natural cleanser to maintain ur new do! Good Luck and Happy Hairing!

[@deyadoretiffx3]

Now im such a big fan. I started in the end of june to transition to being natural. I love how their hair looks. They inspire more to keep doing the process. Thanks ladies :)

[@RebeccaCollazo113]

Girls I really loved your immensely informative and useful video about going natural. I dream about going natural, but I'm scared of the dreaded transition period, where your relaxed hair is decaying. Thank you so much for sharing your experience. You are so gorgeous and your hair is out of this world! Take care!

[@LesleyAnneCharlerie]

Urggh this is so me right now, transitioning at age 41. I have the partially curly hair then the straggly wavy/straight. Very very damaged. I'm torn between cutting it all off or going back to relaxing. This inspired me to book a "trimming" trip to the hair salon and have more patience.

[@TheVeronicaGhoul]

My last relaxer was February 19...and that same day I got a pixie cut. Jesus, I have a LONG way to go 😂

[@ehgbyu]

VanityIsDeadly No, you don't...you just think so. Time passes quickly. Just enjoy your hair at each moment and learn, learn, learn :D

[@_mmhmm_270]

It's already October almost November :)

[@JustKaylaNicole]

+_Mmhmm_ It's already December Almost January ^^

[@TheVeronicaGhoul]

Update: My roots have a loose wave but the ends of my hair kinky. I don't know what's happening, but I have 3735582747371857 textures in my hair right now lol

[@lonnienrena]

I watched you guys thru your transition along with makeup tips, moving, etc...still loving you both. Glad to see the end result. Keep it coming!

[@melissasmith4254]

I'm glad you guys shared this with us. It makes me feel more comfortable about managing my hair better with going natural. I'm a twin too, so yay

[@CourtneyA.]

Y'all have gorgeous hair. 😍

[@halliemhughes6292]

You both are beautifully gorgeous!

[@naturale4407]

This video inspired me 3 years ago to transition. I finally made a video on my natural hair journey. Thank you! You guys are inspiring.

[@YelleDelaCruz]

Such beautiful girls! And such beautiful hair! I big chopped last October and I'm currently transitioning from perpetually-rebonded hair to embracing my naturally curly hair. You both are inspirational. Keep it up! :)

[@KinkyKoilyKayla]

Using less heat is probably the most important. I haven't used a lot of heat in the past 7 months (sept-present day) and my hair has changed drastically. I went 3 months (nov-feb) and was amazed. I'm now going heat free for 6 months (I'm 2 months no heat right now since I straightened my hair feb 10) and once I hit 6 months I'll try for longer because I have a little bit of heat damage. But my curls have bounced back. I never knew it was curly like it is right now. I do have type 4 hair but the curls/coils are more defined now. I can't wait to see what my hair will look like once the damage is gone

[@JRae1]

Braids really helped my hair growth while transitioning. My hair grew like 2 inches in 2 months. Braid it and keep it moisturized. I just recently cut off my relaxed ends and my hair is shorter now but I'm happy! That transitioning was hell, I just couldn't take it anymore. I'm looking forward to seeing how my hair will look in 5 years.

[@alontaewalker9176]

I've been trying to grow my hair. So I've been changing a lot of things I do to my hair like outing heat to it & sew ins. I went months & months with out putting heat to it. I also started wearing braids & conditioning it more often. After taking out my braids I noticed that my hair grew. So I plan to keep doing the conditioning, no heat, & braids throughout the summer. I also plan to get my hair trimmed professionally now that I watched this video. Thank you so much for your help!❤️

[@ladymercier]

You guys gave me just the boost that I needed in my current transitioning stage. Thanks so much...

[@chefSqueez]

I am so glad I watched this video again. I've been relaxer free for a year now and was seriously considering getting a relaxer next month. But, Kendra you convinced me not too. It's a bit challenging for me because I am not good with styling my hair. But I will keep trying. Kelsey girl, when will you be putting up your updated twist out tutorial? I am eagerly anticipating it! I am still trying to learn how to flat twist.

[@jessalynk5545]

that's great , keep on going

[@LovableJazzyDee]

I've been trying to convince my mom to let me go natural due to all the damage relaxers do to my hair. I haven't had a relaxer that didn't burn my scalp an my most recent one burned some of the skin near my edges. After showing her this video she more leaning towards letting me try.

[@janetedwards4466]

You guys are so adorable. I am two months away from three years of being natural. Right now I am in a protective style; spring curl twists. I love being natural, and I transitioned as you guys did. I was not about to big chop my shoulder length hair, I wore weaves and braids until the last three and a half to four inches. This is one of my greatest accomplishments, aside from my beautiful daughter Megan, who was my inspiration to go natural, and my handsome son Kyle.

[@ameliateahowhite]

Oh my lord your hair is so beautiful! I'm so envious!!!!

[@crystal55001]

I love your hairs and accents.!

[@cleopatradawn5561]

She justa waving around those pretty blue nails! go head on sistas!😘

[@naenirvana]

Kendra's hair looks soooo GOOD! I love it!

[@CaressLorthaya]

I used to be so jealous of y'all hair before I started locs. I love seeing your hair straight moreso than curly no shade. I love seeing the true length.

[@goldenheart751]

You guys are soooo pretty :)

[@KawaiiPinkPunkStar]

I love your hair and your makeup! :D

[@Kj0-m3w]

omg so informing ! I have been relaxing my hair since i was 8 now I'm 22. Im 3 month in the transiting process. You ladies gained a new fan. and btw i love how you all finish each others sentences lol so cute !!

[@nappybunny8221]

Kelsey's eye makeup is TO DIE FOR!

[@stephdee3811]

The hair looks great. I transitioned for about a year, then bc, the difference between the two textures was just too much, too frustrating and time consuming. I am loving my natural hair texture.

[@rochelledawkins399]

I feel you Rachel, my name is Rochelle. I have corse hare too, I'm here to tell you, you don't have to have the mixed hair, molato hair to go natural. You just have to have the right natural products and keep trying til you get the look you want. Going natural will soften your course hair and you will be amazed with the good results, good health, good growth and beautiful appearance you can have even with corse hair. Just don't give up, keep watching the videos and you will find someone with your hair consistency who had the success you are looking for. Remember natural doesn't have to be expensive, you can make your own healty ingredients. Just about any combination of oil and moisturizer with some holding jell will do. I won't lie to you, you probably won't get the results you want right away, but if you don't give up and keep at it til you find what's right for you, you won't regret it.

[@KiaSafia]

Yes my hair isn't the softest or that coarse. But finding the right products will make ur hair feel amazing my curls come out way more. I've been natural now for 3 months. Its actually really great I'm 15 and I learned since my hair is very thick that it likes thicker products during conditiong but when it comes to styling I use a thicker moisturizer and I add gel to lock in all of the moisture and it leaves my curls for a longer time than redoing my hair everyday.

[@esther3883]

She Loves theres such thing as a mixture of textures

[@sheloves355]

Bonnie K I never said their wasn't.

[@meaganaustin5739]

In my opinion, this was an awesome video. I started transitioning in February 2014 because my relaxed part of my hair was so damaged, and I wanted to have the full-bodied, natural curls that you ladies have in this video. I love it when you ladies broke the steps down on how to transition my hair. I got so much helpful, start-to-the-point information from this video. :)

[@SoulFoodCooking]

Great video! Thanks for the tips.

[@rawrrkrissybaby]

yeah, my hair shed way more when it was relaxed but I attempted to d a transition for about 7 or 8 months but then I ended up ding the big chopped. I had to cut off 5 inches. I've had my hair cut off for bout 2 months now. My hair barely sheds now and it is a lot stronger.

[@lotuss3932]

you guys are so adorbs. omg. you like finish each others sentences. so cute

[@Stephaniealicianaturalhair]

You two are right about transitioning hair being harder to take care of. When I transitioned, I mostly did up dos and spiral curls. I did not transition for very long. I transitioned in the summer of 2007. In February 2008, I had my relaxed ends cut off. I actually had my hair shaved in the back and it was short in the front. I wore my hair in short twists in the front. So, I have been natural since 2008 and I like it! I remember in 2007 when I was transitioning, it was kinda hard. These are some good tips. It is good that you two stress no heat. You are right about being patient. I love your hair. Thanks for sharing these tips with us.

[@TheLocHustlerr]

Well aren't you guys adorable! Great advice!

[@CrystalRocksForever]

Beautiful hair♥♥♥

[@PMcFarane]

Lovely picture girls who have made a guy happy nice xxx pmf Private x T. C. B.

[@BabigrlGlitzNGlamour]

I love you ladies videos. they have been very helpful since I started my hair journey 3 years ago. I too transitioned and I'm still in the process of getting rid of these raggedy ends on my bangs but all the rest of my hair is completely natural. At 22 years old my hair is at its healthiest its ever been and your videos are an inspiration to that.

[@mslyci]

Smiling I love Kelsey she is so into Kendra she learns from her. And listens to every word love Kendra hair on this. One very beautiful make up both 😘

[@oxrea]

This was the very first video I saw by y'all 😍

[@cortneyt6927]

same 😊

[@shekinahcolley9606]

^^

[@thebunnyandbearshow]

oxreaaxo same!

[@gabiholmes9946]

you guys sound so southern! where are y'all from?

[@keiosha0592]

Alabama

[@Gumdrops8423]

Their hair is so beautiful! I am officially inspired to go natural once the summer begins!

[@lareinariley-roberts5002]

gorgeous girls, glad you both were able to take better care of your hair. Me and my twin still working on doing our hair natural. Keep up the good work with your hair.

[@Mary-iy6nh]

2 year mark on August I have 3 inches to cut then I'm all natural 💖😁