u/These_Cheesecake3015

Shaved my head completely in Feb 2026 (first time ever growing my hair out

was in a strict org since 8th grade that never let me). Wanted to see what

my natural texture actually looks like since I had curls as a kid.

Timeline in pics: Feb 12 (bald) April 2025 (~2 months growth, ignore the

year mixup lol) now, 3rd July 2026.

No trims since Feb, just been letting it do its thing with a basic routine

(oil + conditioner). Getting some wave/bend near the roots but falls

straight-ish once it's got weight not sure if that's 2A/2B wavy or if

curls will show up more with length.

Open for suggestions whether I should keep growing or shape it up, and any tips

for the awkward in-between stage. Appreciate any advice 🙏

Shaved my head completely in Feb 2026 (first time ever growing my hair out

was in a strict org since 8th grade that never let me). Wanted to see what

my natural texture actually looks like since I had curls as a kid.

Timeline in pics: Feb 12 (bald) , April 2026(~2 months growth, ignore the

year mixup lol) now, 3rd July 2026.

No trims since Feb, just been letting it do its thing with a basic routine

(oil + conditioner). Getting some wave/bend near the roots but falls

straight-ish once it's got weight not sure if that's 2A/2B wavy or if

curls will show up more with length.

Open to suggestions whether I should keep growing or shape it up, and any tips

for the awkward in-between stage. Appreciate any advice 🙏

same as title

Hey everyone, I need some help deciding where to place a study table in my room. The bedroom at the back/right side with the utility area and attached bathroom (without the balcony) is mine. I'm thinking of getting an L-shaped desk, but I'm open to other ideas as well. Any suggestions on the best placement or room layout to make the space more functional and comfortable would be appreciated. Thanks!

House under construction. This is my parking area with 2 rooms. Looking for the cheapest way to make this ceiling look neat. Should I keep the beams exposed and paint everything or go for a low cost false ceiling? Any suggestions are welcome. Photo attached.

Baby pic vs me now at 19. My hair used to be soft and curly/wavy, now it’s way straighter, rougher and kinda pokey/stiff.

Never did rebonding or chemical treatments. Can hair naturally change this much with age/puberty? And do y’all think there’s any chance of getting the softer texture/waves back with proper care or longer hair?

Need suggestions from people who went through similar stuff.

Hey everyone, I’ve been dealing with a flaky scalp issue and attached a picture of the flakes that fall onto my clothes/lap after scratching or combing. The flakes are usually small, white, and dry-looking. My scalp also feels itchy sometimes.

I’m confused whether this is:

• dry scalp
• dandruff/seborrheic dermatitis
• product buildup or something else

Current routine:

• (mention shampoo frequency)
• (mention oil/hair products if any)

Questions:

• What does this look like to you guys?
• Which shampoo or treatment helped?
• Is oiling good or bad for this type of dandruff?
• How often should I wash my hair?

Any advice would really help 🙏