Good evening, I have a question: The turban you sell is definitely not a microfiber tulip band? Is the turban you sell also good to dry your hair with? If not, do you perhaps know where I can find a microfiber turban or something like that for drying hair for people who don't want to relax anymore?
(I'm switching from relaxed to frizzy hair and also want to stop using the dryer, a turban seemed like a good solution to me.) Or do you perhaps have another solution? I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you in advance,
Mrs. Kraal
PS I am almost 55 years old. Will the transformation still work? (in the sense of am I not too old for hair growth) Will my hair grow to normal length (just above the shoulders) with good care? I would like to keep my hair long, and am absolutely not thinking of cutting it. I ordered some products from you last week, and ordered more today and hope to take good care of my hair.
I look forward to hearing from you.
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Dear Mrs. Kraal,
First of all, thank you for your visit and your orders at kroeshaar.com. I am always happy to have new visitors and new customers, Welcome!The Turban is indeed not a Microfiber turban. We used to sell those but unfortunately the company no longer exists. The Turban that is now available in the webshop is also not for absorbing water, but actually just to wear temporarily every now and then.
The simplest solution I have to dry my hair quickly is to tie a large absorbent towel on my head after washing. After about half an hour, getting dressed, brushing teeth, drinking tea, you name it, I take it off and most of the water is already absorbed. My hair is usually in 10 large twists and after about 2 hours my hair is completely dry. Maybe you can try that too.
It's never too late to go frizzy. I know American women who started curling their hair after 40 and they have very long thin sisterlocks. So you have to go through a rough phase, but in my opinion, hair grows much better once you're frizzy.
You don't have to cut your hair at all if you don't want to. I didn't cut my hair until 2 years later. That was mainly because I didn't really know what I was doing, but still, it is possible. Back then I had quite an afro.
I have tried many braided hairstyles, from small motjo koembas and bantus to extensions and cornrows. Besides products, it is also important to find hairstyles that suit you and that you feel comfortable during the transformation. As an example, a photo of Denise who was happy to be photographed with pride at BAM Festival. Not only was she proud of her hair and hairstyle, she said that she is a breast cancer survivor.
There are many more hairstyles to see in the Afro Hair Gallery . There is bound to be one you can try out.
Products that should definitely not be missed during a transformation are:
No More Knots : essential for untangling
Clean Start : Perfect for creating a clean start.
I hope this advice helps you on your way. Good luck whatever you decide!
Odi,
Mireille Liong
