Tell us your name and where you are from
My name is Victoria and I am from Cleveland, Ohio but I am pursing a degree in Journalism in Indiana.
How long have you been natural?
I have officially been natural for 5 months and am a little past collarbone length. I transitioned for 14 months before doing the big chop in July 2011.
What is your favorite part about being natural?
I love feeling free! I do not have to try to be someone I am not because what you see is what you get. I am embracing what I was given and my culture. I have friends who wear their hair relaxed and they constantly seem stressed about the appearance of their hair, which is unnecessary.
What is your current regimen?
I wash my hair every 2 weeks cowashing with Aussie Moist and then using a shampoo once a month. From there I deep condition every time with Aussie Moist and Shea Moisture Deep Treatment masque. I’ll usually wear my hair in twist for a while and then do a twist out. I use coconut oil on my scalp and olive oil on my actual hair.
Twist and twist out. I also like puffs!
Finish this sentence: if my hair could talk....
Do you have any hair goals?
I just want to maintain healthy hair. Eventually that would bring growth. One of my biggest goals pertaining to hair is to share my story with others. I want to be someone who people can relate to. Which is more important to you, long hair or healthy hair and why?
Healthy hair. I feel as if length comes with healthy hair. Length is something that I’ve always had but now I actually like my shorter hair. I see no importance in having long straggly ends that are unhealthy.

Now, where can we find more pictures of your gorgeous natural hair?
Classycurlies.com and @Classycurlies on Twitter
Thank you so much for doing this interview. Is there anything else you want to add?
Being natural is a beautiful thing. The only thing I regret is not doing it sooner.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR JUST PERFECT. AND SHE PRETTY TOO WITH A GOOD SKIN.
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