Well. I guess at that time I told my friend Erin about it and promptly forgot about it. But in the fall I was hanging out with Erin a bit and she started thanking me for telling her all about it, that I had started a Curly Girl revolution in her neighborhood. Even her hairdresser had gotten in on it and had been certified in the Curly Girl technique. Sheesh - I had no idea it was such a big deal. She gave me some samples of the products and made me re-read the book and guess what. I am a curly girl once more. I am so happy. If you have curly hair at all, read the book and do what she says.
There. There you have my testimony of curly girl.
Actually my sister and my sis-in-law Sheri have both hopped on the band wagon as well, so over the weekend while Sheri was up here we did a lot of talking about hair do's, much to the eye-rolling of our husbands. Actually Troy's very supportive - I think he's very happy to have a wife who doesn't hate her hair anymore.
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See! Luscious ringlets. I have weird kinky hair. And for the record, I see no double chin and love handles, puh-leaze....you haven't seen me naked!
I remember way back when you told me about curly girl too. It was in the foyer at church. Weird Random Memory. I did curly girl for over a year in an attempt to grow it out. Somedays I loved it some days I loathed it. All in all it was a failure. I felt like I had to "think" about my hair too much, and frankly I felt like me again when I cut it in a bob and my hair became a non issue. I love curls though and wish I could pull it off. Yours are beautiful! I did LOVE the products. Jessicurl and CurlJunkie were my favorites.
I'm so glad you have happy hair again. Being a mom is tough enough without a poor self image added in the mix. You totally need to feel good about yourself. Hurray for supportive husbands.
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