Here's why now is the perfect time for a hair reset, whether you simply want to grow out your current cut or transition to your natural texture.
All products featured on Vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.. Three years ago this summer, my fluffy cloud of curls was—no exaggeration—burned off during a shoddy round of highlights with a random colorist. In the industry, what happened to me is known as a chemical cut, which was a totally new term to me at the time. Now, is a phrase I know all too well.
In retrospect, and especially in these surreal times, a chemical cut was and is a frivolous problem to have. But—cue Phoebe Waller Bridge's—having my hair broken off in one fell swoop was an emotional lesson in taking the health of my hair seriously. Having spent most of my young life straightening my hair into oblivion, as well as dyeing it shades such as white platinum and bright fuchsia, I thought my hair was bulletproof. Turns out, it wasn't.
It was a long, laborious process, but my curl pattern has never been more robust—and my approach to hair has been forever changed. This is all to say that whether you simply want to grow out your current cut, give your hair a chance to bounce back from color damage, or transition to your natural texture, there's no time like the present to go cold turkey, wait it out, and relish in the long-term results.
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