So this winter I’ve decided to try out the finger coils thing. It means less maintenance and daily manipulation and I don’t need to wet it…whoop whoop. Seriously it lasts a week and then some and I am not mad at that.
I am no expert, but I have been asked how I do it and I’m glad to share my specific technique.
My shorter hair has forced me to change my morning curl routine a bit. This length is a no bun zone and in all honesty that can be tricky.
So with the new “All Afro all the Time” look I needed a plan for the morning.
The water crisis and the fact that I have to get ready at 6am in what seems to be the coldest May in years made it essential for my curl routine to be waterless.
I’ve been using the AfroBotanics Makeda Twist, Curl & Define Cream recently and thought I’d share my views on the product.
I divided my opinion into Good, Bad and Meh, and as always I’m very honest, but can only really base it on my own hair type, texture and length.
Have you ever experienced haircut regret? No? Who are you even? Teach me your ways.
Honestly I love my new hair cut (well not today cause it’s raining and I can’t tie it up) but generally I’m happy with this chic do…
But for when I’m not (probably soon, I’m like that) I have great advice for haircut regret from someone with actual flippen Pocahontas hair.
When it comes to hair, being natural means something different to everyone, for me it means free of chemicals and heat and results in a large curly fro, but a blog reader has got me thinking…
Today’s Natural girl featue is a brand new fashion blogger on the block, Eridene, better known as Deenah from Journey with Deenah. If she looks familiar you might have seen her on stage amazing the audience with that epic voice of hers.
Deenah has been natural for a year now and has learnt that a wash and go is not a given…
