Results:-.6 Months Protective Style Challenge

 Hey friend,

Would you believe 6months have passed and the challenge has ended? Me neither!! It felt soo long but it also flew by!! 


Would you also believe me when I tell you that I didn't do any length measurements before the challenge? Yep! So what was the point, you may ask.

Well, I embarked on the challenge to give my hair some time to get healthy, not necessarily for the length. My edges needed some TLC also.  I enjoyed challenging myself to keep my hands out of my hair, using minimal products and find a protective style that I can always go for.


I did medium braids, yarn locs, mini braids, mini twists, African threading, flat twists and loved the versatility and time I reclaimed during the challenge. 


I also kept my regimen simple by shampooing, conditioning and using either mousse or cream as my styler. That's it! I  also didn't touch or manipulate my edges unless it was washday.

However, after recreating my go-to wash-and-go ponytail, I noticed that my hair was a bit longer. I needed an extra scrunchie to finish off banding my hair in the ponytail. You see it? You tell me haha.


My edges have also started growing back and I'm really happy about that!


Thanks for sticking by throughout the challenge. I look forward to just enjoy my hair for a bit before I decide my next style.

Peace out!

Jo xx

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