I went product shopping yesterday with my friends and came across this product. It was $5.49 @ Walmart and I decided to give it a try. I wanted something to give my 3c/4a hair some curl definition, especially since my wash n gos have not been so successful in this hot, dry Chicago summer. Of course they were all out of Shea Moisture which I have yet to try but next payday it's going down lol. So I picked this one up instead. The first thing that attracted it to me was it had Argan Oil, which is the bomb.com when it comes to hair. It is also alcohol free which is also a great sign of a good product. The very first two ingredients are water and glycerin, which is a natural divas best friend!! Some of the other ingredients that are beneficial for the hair were Polysorbate 20, Hydrolyzed Silk, and Panthenol. The scent is very light and refreshing and the texture is very light and non sticky. I applied it on dry hair in sections and worked it in from the ends of my hair up to near my roots and styled. My hair feels very moisturized and soft. No sticky residue and my hair doesn't feel weighted down. It definitey defined my curl pattern but I did have some shrinkage which is normal. I must say that my hair likes it and the price is very affordable. I would definitely buy this again and also try other products from their line. This is my hair after I used this let me know what you divas think. =)
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Busy Bee!!!
Thursday, May 31, 2012
APL (Arm Pit Length) Hair check????
Sooo I decided to do a length check while I was M&S my gorgeous Afro. I transitioned for a year and a half and cut my relaxed ends in February which took me back to NL (Neck Length) from SL (Shoulder Length). And after 3 months of TLC it looks to me that I am APL. My Goal is to be BSL (Bra Strap Length) and by the looks of this progress, I will be there in no time. I am so happy about the length and overall health of my hair.
Is being natural just a trend????
I have been hearing this a lot lately. Natural hair has become so much more popular these last few years. I don't know why it took so long to get recognized but I have heard that women becoming natural is a "phase" or the new trend. I don't know about anyone else, but being natural for me is a personal choice. I love the freedom, the edginess. Being able to embrace my true self and LOVE IT is so liberating. It is really hard especially in the black communities, especially with the older generation. They were told that being nappy was not going to make people happy and sadly this has been passed on to new generations. Im not knocking women who have relaxers because I was one three years ago. I am a fan of healthy hair whether it relaxed or natural but I know what I like and what works for me. I don't understand why it's labeled "a bandwagon", why can it just be more woman embracing what God gave them and not converting to the norm? Whatever a person chooses to do with their hair whether it's a phase or not keep it healthy and keep it cute.
Friday, May 25, 2012
Curly Girl Method
http://www.mahoganycurls.com/
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Hair Wish List
So there are a few things that I am going to pick up this summer that I want to try for my hair. I am currently 3 months post BC and 1 year and 7 months post relaxer. I am happy with my hair so far. I can't wait to do my heat pass in July for my one year anniversary of my HHJ to check my growth praying that I will be APL. I think that these things will help my natural hair get to my goal of BSL by September 2012 (straightened). What is on your hair wish list?
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| Gro Aut Oil |
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| Huetiful Hair Steamer |
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| Avocado Oil |
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| Flexi rods to try a new style |
Sunday, May 20, 2012
ACV Rinse Review
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