Hey my friends. I am super duper excited today. I am so happy that the Natural Moisture Team of which I am a major stakeholder, has finally managed to make your shopping experience on Natural Moisture much much better. You can now order online, enter all the details and complete everything online, and no more need for to and fro emails. Yey! Go on. Check it out here and enjoy your shopping.
God Bless you richly
Hey there! Just an update on what I have been up to with my hair now that I removed the mini-twists. I brushed my hair for the first time this year. The last time I brushed it was in August 2012, see post here. This time it was more like a flopped twist out and I decided to grab my brush and just get on with it.
Sometimes your hair may be looking dull, feeling like straw and a bad hair day has become like, everyday. You may just be at the end of your wits and you just want to pull your hair out, (literally) You may know your hair needs some T.L.C, (tender loving care) but you are running out of cash, and you don’t know what to do. Hey, there is some good news. You can give your hair the love it needs from products you already have in your kitchen. Below is a hair conditioning treatment recipe to rejuvenate dull, damaged, dry hair using products that you may already have in your kitchen. You can also switch and change, tweak it to suit what you have. Enjoy.
Was shopping this afternoon at Woodmead shopping Center, Johannesburg North, and who do I come across, Aisha of My Fro and I. I first noticed her afro actually, you know when you are natural yourself, another natural head usually turns your head. So when I looked at her I was like, wait a minute, I know that lady. First saw her some two years back on Natural Sunshine and she also has her blog on natural hair. Be sure to check it out here . Was really good to meet her.
First and foremost, I am new to blogging so please bear with me during these teething days. That aside, well, I love natural hair and have been on and off natural hair for most of my teen to adult life. When I was in primary school, my mum used to cut it all off and I would brush my hair every day. It was only in high school that I started growing my hair and relaxing, texturising or perming it now and again and it would start breaking then I would cut it off again and start