So, the last couple of weeks, I have been wearing my hair in either a Grecian braid or twist wrapped around my head with the ends of my hair safely tucked away and pinned. I REALLY enjoy this style simply because it's quick, easy and cute! I do believe it is my new "GO TO" style.
This style can be achieved by adding a spritz of water in the morning, a bit of gel to slick the edges, and a few bobby pins. It literally takes under 5 minutes!
It is perfect for the wee hours of the morning when I can find anything to do with my strands or for when I am pressed for time, OH, and it is a great protective style. Enjoy!!!!!
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Friday, November 2, 2012
My "GO TO"
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
H.O.T.D- 8/29/2012
So, I achieved this twistout look today by applying Cantu Shea Butter, and some Hot Six Oil to freshly washed hair. My hair was sectioned and left in 12 medium size twist to dry overnight. I love the results and I accessorized my style with a headband! Hope you like!
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Book Review #1
I work in the school District, and we work hard all year just awaiting the words S-U-M-M-E-R! I say this because the summer leaves me with more time to enjoy things I love.
I can spend more time with my son JJ, family, vacation properly, EVEN read!
One of the books that I enjoyed reading this summer was: The Curly Girl Handbook by Lorraine Massey. I had many a YouTube friend raving about the Curly Girl, or CG method and I had to try it~I bought the book in April as a Birthday gift to myself, and I love it!
Lorraine is a beautiful, self-professed curly girl and Salon Owner. She has many years in the haircare business, and has compiled all of her knowledge on hair and expertise into this nifty little Handbook! She has this curly hair stuff down to a science!! But I found that most of her info, Naturals in today's society already know!Here is my Book Review:
Things I Learned
There are 7 different types of curl patterns:
1. Botticelli- Curls that vary in size and shape!
2.Corkicelli-Curls w/varying curl patterns!
3.Cherub-Curls that are soft to the touch, and baby-fine. Resembling hair of a young toddler!
4.Wavy -Curls that loose curl pattern; Can appear straight!
5.S-wavy -Curls that are defined + wavy with a slight bend on the end; Curls resemble an "S"
6. Fractal or Zigzag -Curls that most women of color have; Very dry and resembles micro-spirals or corkscrews!
7. The Curly Girl Method-A daily routine which involves cleansing with sulfate-free or Botanical shampoo- Conditioning, and leaving most in hair for moisture- Scrunching, with a microfiber towel to absorb excess moisture and lastly-Styling with a handful of gel being added to hair to define curls and hold your hair's natural shape!
8. How-To make some homemade products targeted to Curly Girls!
9. There are tons of natural hair classification systems;Lorraine's classification system of curl patterns is one of the BEST I've seen!
Things I Knew
10 Hair doesn't need Shampoo to thrive and grow. Most naturals already do conditioner washes! >I JUST NEVER TRIED THEM MORE THAN A HANDFUL OF TIMES:(
11. Water is essential to hair growth
12. Most naturals already know about shrinkage; Lorraine calls it " Spring Factor"- LOL.
In the end, the book was an awesome read, and at a price of $9.99, I say grab it. It can always be used as a refresher course. It has the Actual DVD that assists you in learning how-to do the CG Method step by step! I would buy the book again for myself OR someone I love just so they can learn the CG Method. ***Once I have these twist taken out I am trying her method.
I can spend more time with my son JJ, family, vacation properly, EVEN read!
One of the books that I enjoyed reading this summer was: The Curly Girl Handbook by Lorraine Massey. I had many a YouTube friend raving about the Curly Girl, or CG method and I had to try it~I bought the book in April as a Birthday gift to myself, and I love it!
Lorraine is a beautiful, self-professed curly girl and Salon Owner. She has many years in the haircare business, and has compiled all of her knowledge on hair and expertise into this nifty little Handbook! She has this curly hair stuff down to a science!! But I found that most of her info, Naturals in today's society already know!Here is my Book Review:
Things I Learned
There are 7 different types of curl patterns:
1. Botticelli- Curls that vary in size and shape!
2.Corkicelli-Curls w/varying curl patterns!
3.Cherub-Curls that are soft to the touch, and baby-fine. Resembling hair of a young toddler!
4.Wavy -Curls that loose curl pattern; Can appear straight!
5.S-wavy -Curls that are defined + wavy with a slight bend on the end; Curls resemble an "S"
6. Fractal or Zigzag -Curls that most women of color have; Very dry and resembles micro-spirals or corkscrews!
7. The Curly Girl Method-A daily routine which involves cleansing with sulfate-free or Botanical shampoo- Conditioning, and leaving most in hair for moisture- Scrunching, with a microfiber towel to absorb excess moisture and lastly-Styling with a handful of gel being added to hair to define curls and hold your hair's natural shape!
8. How-To make some homemade products targeted to Curly Girls!
9. There are tons of natural hair classification systems;Lorraine's classification system of curl patterns is one of the BEST I've seen!
Things I Knew
10 Hair doesn't need Shampoo to thrive and grow. Most naturals already do conditioner washes! >I JUST NEVER TRIED THEM MORE THAN A HANDFUL OF TIMES:(
11. Water is essential to hair growth
12. Most naturals already know about shrinkage; Lorraine calls it " Spring Factor"- LOL.
In the end, the book was an awesome read, and at a price of $9.99, I say grab it. It can always be used as a refresher course. It has the Actual DVD that assists you in learning how-to do the CG Method step by step! I would buy the book again for myself OR someone I love just so they can learn the CG Method. ***Once I have these twist taken out I am trying her method.
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
NatMuLab #10
Tonight's NatMuLab comes from, a NATURAL, British lovely. Her name?
You guessed it......Corrine Bailey Rae!
She is a unique talent with a beautiful simply sweet sound that pleases every time. Won't you take a listen, And a look at her natural tresses? Enjoy!
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Friday, February 10, 2012
Hair How-To: Finger Coils
So, this week on Sunday or Monday, I did coils in my hair. I really love the style. It is effortless, simple, and plain ole convenient.
I did find a down side to my style of choice this week, and it was my gel. After the hair dried, For the first time EVER -My hair dried white, with flaky white residue. Ewwww.
It's barely even noticeable, but I wanted to share my method. Hope you enjoy it anyhow. Peace!
I did find a down side to my style of choice this week, and it was my gel. After the hair dried, For the first time EVER -My hair dried white, with flaky white residue. Ewwww.
It's barely even noticeable, but I wanted to share my method. Hope you enjoy it anyhow. Peace!
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