Trimming since the Curly Girl method
This is indeed the first time I have done a trim since I started the CG method! What do you think?I did swell
This is indeed the first time I have done a trim since I started the CG method! What do you think?I did swell
Not sure if I showed these pictures and “documentary” of my curl formers experience but here it is guys. I think I had these files lost for awhile but they are found! My struggle with them:
Flexi it out bay bay!
I have tried 6months ago to do a straight weave without the hassle of tracks but it was a total fail. Luckily one of my youtube subscribers informed me that I tried it with the wrong type of hair. Low and behold she was so correct. The style that I have below lasted me a good 3-4 weeks. I just got extremely lazy with maintenance. But when I say it was so easy to install even a stuffed animal could do it! 0_o or not… but you get the point. My mini tutorial is bellow!
Who says you have to shampoo first before deep conditioning? Who says that you can’t use coconut oil as a deep conditioner??….. Upon the release of my crochet braids, I decided to deep condition. Of course I didn’t have any type of time to shampoo then wait till morning to wash out my conditioner. Moreover, i HATE going to bed with a we head. I had a friend recently notify about a technique that leaves your hair just as conditioned as a regular deep conditioner. Raw 100% coconut oil that is. What is coconut oil? Coconut oil is extracted from the kernel or meat of matured coconut harvested from the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera). Throughout the tropical world it has provided the primary source of fat in the diets of millions of people for generations. It has various applications in food, medicine, and industry. Coconut oil is very heat stable so it makes an excellent cooking and frying oil. It has a smoke point of about 360 °F (180 °C). Because of its stability it is slow to oxidize and thus resistant to rancidity, lasting up to two years due to high saturated fat content. [Source] Can it be used for hair? Of course. It has been used for skin and hair needs for a very long time. It is rich in antioxidant nutrients, and its moisturizing properties keeps hair soft and healthy. Many use it for cooking as well as long as it is unrefined. Where can you purchase it? You can find this lovely agent in most grocery stores or even places like GNC. It is also readily found on-line at herbal stores and vitamin shops. Lets watch this become a deep conditioner:
Here is a soultuion for those of you lovely ladies who don’t pierce your ears but love earrings. Let’s make them clip-ons together!
I adore her blog (hairspirtation). Lets watch her wrap her head. P.S It can be a great Protective style!!!
Toni and I had an agreement during November and December to remain protected until last week. I decided to try something other than braids and opted for Afro Puffy Twist. A friend of mine at school told me about it and of course before I dived in, i did my research. Afro Puffy Twist are special nappy like hair that creates these gorgeous natural-like twist. I use 1 pack and a quester but never needed that much. It was my first time doing them and I thought it would be just like the yarn braids BUT the technique to secure the twist are oh so different. The video is a brief review of how it went. WARNING: The video quality sucks and the lighting is poor as well but i still wanted you guys to get a taste of it. I don’t think this protective style was supposed to last a month, it is more of a two week hair do. TLemme Know what you think. I may be doing these again but not for a very long time. It is not that managable and it made my hair ITCH like crazy. P.S: If you get this style, DO NOT wash them I repeat DO NOT wash, it will get hard to manage.