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Starting Over- The Transition to Natural Curls

  • nicholelcsw
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read

But every social media picture is supposed to be perfect, right?


No.


This beautiful client has been blow drying, flat ironing, and chemically straightening her hair for years — but she’s decided it’s time to let her natural texture shine. 🌿


She’s only a couple of months into her journey, and already you can see her new growth coming in curly. The mid-lengths and ends of her hair still show the effects of past heat and chemical treatments, and those will take time to heal. This part of the process is so normal — it’s where patience and consistency really matter.


When transitioning from years of heat or chemical straightening, your hair needs time to rebuild strength and elasticity. This healing journey typically takes 1–3 years, depending on your hair length and how much of the compromised hair you decide to keep or gradually trim away.


During this time, we focus on:

💧 Deep hydration and gentle cleansing

⚛️ Bond rebuilding treatments

🌀 Layering the right styling products for your texture

✂️ Strategic shaping cuts to remove damage and encourage curl pattern

🌸 Building a simple, consistent routine


It’s a process — but the results are so worth it. You’ll start to see your curls regain their bounce, definition, and shine as your natural texture comes back to life.


Have you started your own transition to natural curls?

Drop your questions or share your experience below ⬇️

Let’s talk about what to expect, what products to prioritize, and how to stay patient and positive through the journey. 💬


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