UPDATED: 2014 Natural Hair Goals


1. Moisturize more: 

Still a work in progress, The first half of the year started off with such promise but after July, I felt as if I was back to square 1 as if I have never had curly hair before. The problem isn't moisturizing but keeping it moisturized. Keep a lookout for any breakthroughs

2. Reduce my hair products: 
Well, I did do a few product purges last year. I donated my products to newly naturals, friends, or local natural hair events. I am planning to make a video on my current hair product stash because it has significantly reduced since I joined the Peace Corps. So I would say mission accomplished.

3. Retain Length: 
I may have fallen short in this respect. Even though, I have seen growth in my hair. I know I can do a better job of reducing breakage. I'm still mastering protective styles but once I do you will see it and my hair will thank me for it.

4. Detangle with more Tender, Love & Care
"There have been too many times when I feel my hair snag or hear it snap and its because I'm rushing through the detangling process." Yea that did not happen, detangling is becoming more and more of a struggle. I've had more rushed days than TLC days. I guess I'll try again next year.

5. Post more regarding my hair while traveling: 


6. Move away from "HIH" Syndrome: 
I have stepped away from the "hand in hair" syndrome. I sometimes have a relapse when a flat twist out turns out fabulous but the reduction in touching my hair has shown improvement in frizz and dryness.

7. Accept my shrinkage: 
Check! Instead of being disappointed in wash and go's, I just stay away from them because I know what the result will be. With my shrinkage, I have learned different tips to stretch my hair. 

8. Better understand MY hair: 
Simba (My hair) and myself have come a long way. I have learned more about my texture and thickness, however we are still learning how I can adapt Instagram inspired styles to my liking.

How did you do on your 2014 Hair Goals?

- The Natural Travelista
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