December 29, 2008
Naturally Loved: Part Three
If you are apprehensive about going natural just know its all in how you wear your hair. Choose styles that complement you, not every natural hair style is for everyone. Be free and enjoy yourself and people will be attracted to that. Most important of all LOVE YOURSELF. Again I love to see Black Love!
Happy Growing,
L
Natalie
December 22, 2008
'Tis The Season for Gold, Black and Silver
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These are a few of my favourite hair things
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1. Felix Ray feather and sequin headband
2. Ficcare Waterfall Pony Holders
3. Goody Three-Strand Rope Headwrap
4. Goody Enameled Flower Ponytailer
5. Goody Clips
6. Goody Glass Bean Jean Wires
December 18, 2008
Combs and Brushes For Us
December 15, 2008
Au Naturelle Update
Over the past few weeks I have really embraced a minimalist approach to hair care although I'm still working on my routine and learning what my hair likes and dislikes, wow, it really is a journey. As 2009 approaches I'll be going into my third year natural with natural and organic products for the most part and some products that I still love for those sometimes occasions, I can't help myself. Over the weekend I bought Artisana Raw Organic Coconut Butter for my ends, this sounds delicious more so than the coconut oil. I will be writing a review on it over the next few months. Right now during the winter months my Kariderm Organic Shea Butter is really doing a great job.
My hair is really growing, I know I said I'll be posting pics so please be patient. Last week I put my hair up in a puff and it was puffing real nicely. A nice sized puff might I add. I'm lovin' my natural hair, what took me so long?
December 11, 2008
Defining Your Eyebrows with Tweezerman
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*Do open your pores with a hot washcloth to make tweezing easier.
*Do use a make-up concealer to draw your desired brow shape, then tweeze the hairs that fall below the line.
*Don't use creams or moisturizers that can cause the tweezer to slip.
*Don't tweeze nose hairs or hairs growing out of moles.
December 9, 2008
Model Moment: Oluchi
December 8, 2008
Product Review: Qhemet Biologics Amla and Olive Heavy Cream
Product Review: Burt's Bees Avocado Butter Pre-Shampoo Hair Treatment
Product Review: Nature's Gate Herbal Daily Conditioning Conditioner
December 3, 2008
Just A Question...
What's so funny about all these episodes is all these comments came from black women trying to understand my decision and my new hair care regime. Have any of you experienced this?