I have naturally curly hair. When I was little, my hair was straighter with blonde tints, but as I got older, the curls seemed to come along.....and the frizz. Not sure when it happened, but it did. I always admired girls with straight hair. I thought they could do anything with their hair. When I went on dates in high school, I would straighten my hair, and was that ever a treat, because straightening my hair wasn't an easy task. I would get the giant pink rollers out, and my mom would wrap my hair around them, and then I would sit under the vintage dryer for about an hour until my hair was dry. When I got older, I would iron my hair for that extra fine straight look. Oh, it was a chore every time, but worth it. Often, people would compliment me on my naturally curly hair, and I never really understood that, as I always longed for straight hair. Now, as I've gotten older, I only straighten my hair for special occasions, and I just use the curling iron, and for an even straighter look, a real iron. Guess who inherited my curly hair?.....my daughters. Jess' hair is pretty curly, but not too thick, and Nel's hair is not as curly, but very thick. I have come to accept and appreciate this naturally curly hair of mine and embrace what has been given to me. And most of the time during the hot summer months, I just swoop my hair up or put it in a braid.
with curly hair
after I straightened it
braided hair-do
little Nel with her curls
What kind of hair do you have,
curly
straight
frizzy
fine
thick?
~Sheri