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*This post was written on March 8, 2014* For the longest I’ve had a love and hate relationship with the Cantu Shea Butter Leave-in Conditioning Repair Cream. When I was relaxed, it was one of my staple products. It left my hair soft, and stronger after each use. When I made the decision to go […]

Let’s face it, with this natural hair movement, which is amazing by the way, it can be a little challenging finding the right gift for the natural queen(s) in your life. From products, accessories, and hair tools, it can be downright daunting. Here are my top 5 Valentine’s Day gifts that are sure to make

I am a true believer in the quote “I you fail to plan, you plan to fail.” If you actually want to achieve your goals, you have to have a plan to stay on track and keep you motivated. This year my focus has been on three things; having healthy hair, retaining more length, and

When I was a busy working mom (now I’m a busy SAHM), I really didn’t have time to fuss with my hair. My hair was long, thick, and super coily which meant without the right products, it quickly became a frizzy, knotted mess. With this tailored 3 step hair routine, I got the longest wear

Almost 2 years into my natural hair journey, I experienced a slight setback with my natural hair. I was on a mission to moisturize my hair, which at that time was on protein overload. Unfortunately in the process of doing so, I tipped off to the deep end and yes my hair became over-moisturized! As

In all my years of being natural, 9 years to be exact, I would have to say the most popular question that I receive from other naturals would have to be, “how did you get your hair to grow so long?” And it seems as if they are looking for a magical answer, or they

My Experience With Moisture Overload —- This post was written on April 8, 2013 The new year started off with a bang. I was excited about my curls and the length I had retained in the last 2 years and my new years resolution for the year 2013 was moisture, moisture, and moisture. I wanted to

After doing a lot of research and from experience, I’ve compiled a list of products for you that many other naturals have tried and agree works great for transitioning hair. Now please keep in mind that everyone’s hair is different and likes different things, so it is possible that these products may not necessarily work

Many people do not know what their skin undertones are, so they make many mistakes regarding hair color, makeup and clothing choices. Knowing and understanding your skin tone can help you find flattering colors that work with your coloring and highlight your natural beauty. There are three major types of skin undertones: warm tones, cool

The banding method is one quick and easy way to stretch natural hair without the use of heat. I like to do this on freshly washed hair preferably before bed so my hair has time to dry. All you need for this method are “ouchless bands (the ones with no metal clasps).” Separate hair into