I love my Natural Hair

Since I'm posting just thought I'd get it all out of my system lol. I've been natural for 3 years now and it's been trial & error with this hair but I have finally gotten to a place of happiness with my nappiness lol. I recently did another chop & tried my luck with a wash'n go...and what a ya know? It worked! I only co-washed it, applied my deep conditioner and my leave in regime. Pulled it up and let it air dry! Below we're my results...I was pleased!!!!!

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I think it's holding up pretty darn well don't you????

Day 6

Roller Set on Natural Hair & High Natural Bun

Hey now! It's been quite a while and I'm back! Since I have a 1yr old AND I'm completely natural my looks have to last and be quick! Here's a no heat roller set I did using perm rods and a high bun after the roller set got old. 2 looks from one style! I love it! 

Twist Out- Transitioning

Morning Divas! It's been a while but I'm still here! Wanted to share and show the progress of me transitioning from relaxed to natural hair. It's been about a year and two months and my progress is terrific! Right now the style I've been rocking the most has been the 2-strand twist with the rods on the ends. It's an easy, yet funky style to rock as a naturalista! Below are a few photos...be sure to comment and subscribe as well!

Smooches 💋

My first Natural Twist Out!

Hey Divas! It's been a while but I'll never go away too long! Anyhoo, I'm still in my transitional phase of going natural and it's going pretty well. My hair is healthy and is growing tremendously! A few days ago I did my first twist out! I washed and conditioned my hair like I normally do. I used a spray bottle with water, to keep my hair moist during the twist up, Design Essentials Natural Curl Stretching Cream, to hold the actual twist and Cold Wave Rods on the ends of my hair where I still have relaxer left. After I finished I covered my hair with a satin bonnet and let it air dry. The next morning I took the rollers out, untwisted my hair and it was cute! I loved it! Hope you do as well. Please comment, share and subscribe...💋Smooches!!!!!

Design Essentials Co-Wash pt 1

Hello Divas! Today I decided to do a co-wash in between my salon visits. Due to the fact that I am transitioning from relaxed to natural hair, I'm trying to keep my hair as healthy as possible. Today I started by applying Design Essentials' Express Instant Moisturizing Conditioner to my dry hair. I applied it as if I were applying a relaxer. I then covered my hair with a plastic cap for about an hour. After that I rinsed and re-applied and massaged my hair and scalp as I would with shampoo, in order to remove any dirt and/or product build up. Next I rinsed and applied DE's Stimulations Super Moisturizing Conditioner. This conditioner acts as a "deep conditioner". I re-covered my hair with a plastic cap and allowed that to sit for 30 minutes. After rinsing I then applied a generous amount of DE's HCO Leave-In Conditioner and Blow Drying Lotion. This does a really good job of protecting the hair from heat damage. I then parted my hair in 4 sections and air formed each section until dry. After that I used Cantu's pomade to hydrate my scalp before flat-ironing. Lastly, I went through and curled my hair using a flat iron so that I could pin curl the hair easily. And that was it! I tied it down with a satin scarf and covered it with a satin bonnet. I will upload pics of the final look tomorrow before work!
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Smooches!!!!!