#3b hair

[jealousmartini]

More 3B-3C appreciation because I fucking adore my hair type

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Bonus! I scripted my hair brushed out, making an Afro because I love my fro too much to get rid of it

[cutercurls]

Curly Hair Inspo

[koenji]

[ironlungangel]

Highlighted Curls

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everything from pinterest!

[honeyishealing]

(Ignore the last pic) this is what i go through with my hair everyday I have to go somewhere lol🙃 I am falling in love with every part of me that God blessed me with. Including my complicated natural hair. I used to cut my hair every summer, wear wigs, weave, etc. I have been strictly natural for about a year now and I have loved growing closer in love with myself and all things that God has blessed me with. Insecurity is no match for the strength of our Lord and Savior❤️🙌🏾

My Israelite women please let go of societal norms, stop trying to fit in, be what God needs us to be and embrace all that is him. Which is you✝️👑💜

[1-d0nt-w4nn4-b3-m3-4nym0r3]

having curly hair is all fun and games until you sit in your room for an hour styling it.

[brittanyari3l-blog]

My hair is so crazy but 3a/3b hair =🎀🧝🏾‍♀️🦢👑

[dogtorari]

❤️🥰

[polyphonetic]

hey girl what hair products do u use if u don't mind me asking? (◕‿◕✿)

Of course! <3

My hair is 3A, I think medium porosity, maybe thinner strands at least than my partner's hair. I get it all wet and do some gentle hand detangling to get it soaked, use a bit of the shampoo (Garnier Whole Blends Repairing Shampoo, Honey Treasures), rinse out. Then I usually run the bath and do a lot of careful detangling and brushing using the flat brush and fine-tooth comb, and I have an idea where my large strands usually are. Then I work in a small amount of the conditioner (R+Co Television Perfect Hair Conditioner), which I really don't need much of, which is awesome because I used to have to use so much conditioner. I make sure the strands (6 to 10 on both sides of my head) are all nice and brushed and squish the conditioner in the strands and brush it all out, by that point its squeaky but not greasy. Work in water, keeping it discrete.

Then after getting out of shower I take all the carefully aligned strands and work in a very small amount of leave-in conditioner (Cantu argan oil leave in conditioning repair cream), and again using the fine comb and my Denman brush and fingers to keep it aligned. I might separate it slightly to be more like 10 or so strands on either side, it is a tricky process but I am familiar with how my hair strands gravitate. What's important is doing it before hair starts to dry because I want zero frizz if possible, I gotta account for all of my hair.

Then I get out of the bathroom and just walk around shirtless all day lol until it dries, and I'm careful not to touch it.

And then it's usually a week until I need to wash again! But if it ends up being more like 2 or 3 weeks, eh whatever spoons are hard

After a day I might scrunch the curls a bit if the leave-in left it hard in any place, or separate further, but honestly just sleeping and existing will do that as well

[magmellenium]

Having textured hair i’ll be like “man i hate my hair” and then realize the only reason i hate it is because of unfair beauty standards that are centered around whiteness and a lack of any notable ethnic features.

[thelifesizedoll]

Before & After Wash Day🧴🪮🫧

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[cutercurls]

what’s the difference between a bonnet and a durag?

I’m happy to answer this question! I would say that a durag is more commonly used by people with shorter hair in order to protect their hair from damage. A lot of men use it to get a hairstyle commonly known as “waves”, which gives the hair a very smooth-looking texture.

A bonnet, on the other hand, is more commonly used by people with longer hair in order to protect their hair from damage. Bonnets come in different sizes depending on how much hair the user has.

Both bonnets and durags are often worn during the nighttime, but some people also wear them around or outside of their house as well.

Additionally, a durag tends to be replaceable with a bonnet, but not the other way around. Bonnets have an elastic band in the seam made to fit around the head, whereas durags are much smaller and less flexible.

If you’re looking for something to wear during the nighttime in order to protect your hair from damage, I’d definitely suggest investing in a bonnet.

I hope this helps!

[thewriterandallhair]

This particular treatment’s purpose is to help rebuild the structure of your hair strands. When your hair begins to feel damaged, brittle, stiff, or limp, a protein treatment will help repair your hair. 

[ironlungangel]

3a/b Curly Hair Inspo. ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ༶•┈┈୨♡୧┈┈•༶

i found everything on pinterest ˚୨୧⋆｡˚ ⋆

[honeyishealing]

Honestly in love with this hairstyle😭 it’s giving 90s or middle school vibes 😅 being natural makes everyday a little more exciting! I am discovering new and different hairstyles that match me and my hair type🥹 I honestly like this style better with my natural hair than with fake hair… but the only downside is I can’t get my hair wet🙄 (i am officially understanding where that stereotype comes from😭🤣”black women can’t get they hair wet” is very true though)

This may be my new go to style/after wash style. And I might not take it out until I have to wash my hair again😅 I can’t wait to do it again with different bead combos and see how long my hair gets 🥰

[koilaguna]

My vision board for all of 2023, growing butt length hair and thriving.