Looking back at some pictures of myself when I was much younger, I realised my hair looked so TERRIBLE and totally LIFELESS!! I was dismayed as I realised I had been paying little or no attention to my hair over the past years. And geeeeeeeeeeeeez! Where did all that hair go?
I decided to find out more and starting searching the web for answers. I read, and read, and read and finally realised I was the cause of my own hair woes.....together with all the hairdressers I had been visiting over the years.
I looked back at the time I started relaxing my hair after secondary school since our schools insist we crop our hair....lol!! I used to do my OWN HAIR! I only went to the salon for relaxers. All else from washing, roller setting to styling was done by me!! I had healthy thick, black SL hair in one year...before I went to university where i started visiting salons and there....! Downhill went my hair!
I realised a lot of the search results I came up with featured mostly whites
and african americans. Information was written or video recorded by them. They mostly took care of their own hair too; and clearly stated they didn't visit salons except for relaxer services. Could I have hair like theirs? Maybe, maybe not! I started searching for Africans living in Africa who had long healthy hair everywhere from Facebook to Youtube and came across Africanhairblog, Kibibihair, Phrophro's Hair Challenge for starters. I was amazed at their progress in their hair journeys and decided to follow suit. But was I ready back then?.....February 2012 was when I decided to start, started or thought I had started my hair journey! Boy.......after 2 months, I realised I was still doing the same old stuff. I hadn't changed!!
A true African from Ghana on a journey to grow my hair as long as possible from Neck Length....!! It is possible to and I'm on a quest to prove it!! Join me in finding hair products available in Ghana and good hair care practices that will help to grow my hair long. Join Me. Desire Long Hair!!
Hi dear, I'll be following your progress.
ReplyDeleteWith time and patience, you'll get there.Btw, am glad to have you as a Ghanaian hair blogger. That makes 3 of us to the best of my knowledge.
ReplyDeletethanks dear.....i sure would follow your journey too!! I sure got a lot to learn from you!
ReplyDeleteJust discovered your site. I'm a Nigerian hair blogger.... sorry about ur setback!
ReplyDeletenice to meet you!! I'd love to check your site out!! Still have a lot to learn! Pls leave your site address.
ReplyDeletehttp://thesizzlingmommy.com
DeleteGood to see another Gh hair blogger, oh and all the best on your hair journey :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks dear...hope I'm doing well so far! I'd love to know if you're on a hair journey too!!
ReplyDeleteyes i am on a natural hair journey tho i blog about beauty too
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