I said that I would never braid my hair so I will spare you all the jokes I have gotten since I ate my words last week. My natural hair has gotten almost shoulder length so I did countless hours of research and decided to have it braided – half way down my back!
So far, so good! No complaints and I must admit it is much faster leaving the house in the morning – at least for another five weeks.
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Mine’s growing out again, in my old age. After ten months, can finally do a ponytail … as for braids? This geezer’s just envious. Ignore the jokes … and keep smiling. Remember, life’s an adventure.
Thank you I smile broadly as I flip my locks over my shoulder 🙂
Looking forward to seeing a pic of yours in 2 years :-). YOLO
If the balding doesn’t get it all before then. That, or a round of chemo — you never know!
Stay positive my friend!! It helps the hair grow :-))
It looks lovely! I am on the verge of cutting mine for lower maintenance.
Thank you. Can’t wait to see a pic. This is my first time and if I keep letting mine grow, I see this adventure continuing:-))
Gorgeous!
Merci :-))