The Natural Hair Blogosphere
The internet is a huge and massive animal. Knowing how to navigate it can be difficult. On the right hand side of what you are reading, is a short list of great blogs and […]
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The Internet – A One Stop Shop For EVERYTHING!
My first introduction to the natural hair community were books. This was great because I had a chance to sit down and read up on all this information Then, I […]
I can’t go back now!
April 4, 2010 – I turned 28 and had my last relaxer, ever. December 31, 2010 – After transitioning for several months, got the relaxed ends of my hair cut […]
A is for Afro
This is in response to a query from Cynthia about transitioning to natural hair for her and her daughter. I will do another article specifically on children’s hair later. My […]
Hairspiration: Zolani Mahola
We’ve given very little attention to TWAs (teeny-weeny afros) in our hairspirations thus far and thought it was time to remedy that. So this week’s hairspiration is Zolani Mahola, an […]
The Infamous Fro-Hawk
After doing my two-strand twists and then twist out, I wondered what to do with my hair. As you know, my twist out didn’t come out so well, so I […]
My First Twist Out
After taking down the two-strand twists, it was time for the twist out. This hairstyle didn’t come out the way I expected and I have two theories why. 1. The […]
My Two-Strand Twists
A few weeks ago, I mentioned that I was about to do my first hairstyle – the two-strand twists and then do a subsequent twist out. The twists came out […]
DIY Hair Rescue Pack
Has the dry weather just done a serious number to your hair? Have chemical processes dried out your hair? Is your hair begging for some attention and a good deep […]
How to Maintain a Weave
eHow is probably one of the most definitive how-to guides on the internet. I am currently trying out a homemade leave-in conditioner recipe I found on their site. I’ll give feedback once […]
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