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Reasons for my Big Chop

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Hello Beautiful People,
How are you?
How have you been?
I missed you guys so much, did you guys miss me??(lol) I will know that when I see your comments.
 Today I will be talking about my hair.
Guess what???😁😁
 I finally did my BIG CHOP
So now I just joined the  team #natural #naturalhair #nobrazillianhair 
#teamnaturalhair etc. lol
It took me a very long time to make this decision which I have no regrets for.
Reasons for my Big Chop
First ,when I  had my hair relaxed on December 31st  2013 I made up my mind that I would have no chemical in my hair for a year. This, I hoped, will help my hair grow healthier.
Also, my hair was uneven as the front hair was extremely longer than the back. This made me want to start the growth process all over again as to allow an even and healthy hair.
Thirdly, I just wanted to cut down on the way I spend money on my hair (lol I'm sure your confused but all am saying is the £40 I give my stylist every month can be saved and used for something very very reasonable). And the £150-£250 I spend on Ali Express to buy Brazilian  hair,Peruvian hair,Malaysian etc can be used for a profitable investment which would be very helpful.
Lastly, I just wanted my head to be free and be able to pour water on my hair everyday in the bathroom (I'm sure you know the feeling of water pouring from your head to your toe). I've had my big chop for a beautiful month now and as you can tell from my glimmering picture, I am happy.

Stay Blessed Beautiful people and make sure you leave your comments..



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  1. lope17 June 2014 at 14:10

    Osheyy #teamnatural..blogger of life ������

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  2. Anonymous1 July 2014 at 12:27

    Oshodi ooooo, sha when are you coming because magrellos they are waiting for us...

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