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Hello Beauties!
Recently I was on the way to lunch with my co-workers, when another naturalista stopped me and asked me what products I use on my hair. After our conversation, one of my co-workers asked if that's common for women with natural hair to stop others and discuss our hair. When I thought about it, I realized that this happens all the time! For me, I enjoy sharing what works for my hair. I always encourage women to find out what works best for their hair because everyone's hair is different with different needs.
Many of the products I use religiously have changed since the last products post. Much of that comes with my hair being longer than it was in seven months ago and constantly learning what works for my hair.
Here are my current natural hair must-haves:
Recently I was on the way to lunch with my co-workers, when another naturalista stopped me and asked me what products I use on my hair. After our conversation, one of my co-workers asked if that's common for women with natural hair to stop others and discuss our hair. When I thought about it, I realized that this happens all the time! For me, I enjoy sharing what works for my hair. I always encourage women to find out what works best for their hair because everyone's hair is different with different needs.
Many of the products I use religiously have changed since the last products post. Much of that comes with my hair being longer than it was in seven months ago and constantly learning what works for my hair.
Here are my current natural hair must-haves:
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Hello Beauties!
As many of you know, I celebrated my one year natural anniversary back in February. Throughout the months leading up to my anniversary, I had been getting to know my natural hair and in turn, learning what does and does not work for my hair. By the time I reached my anniversary, I had pretty much narrowed down what does work for my hair and was on a mission to NOT buy anymore hair products.
Well, throughout the blogosphere and YouTube, I began to notice a buzz about a new company emerging on the scene with products made for various textures of hair including Curly, Wavy, Kinky-Coily and Frizzy. This brand, Beautiful Textures, was brand new and had just hit the shelves at Sally's. By me already having a regimen in place, I was intrigued but holding firm to not buying anymore products. One day I went into Sally's to renew my membership card and received a $5 coupon for my next purchase. I ended up purchasing Beautiful Textures' Moisture Butter Whipped Curl Creme.
Needless to say, this has been one (if not the) best purchases I have made for my hair. Let's get into the breakdown of this product.
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As many of you know, I celebrated my one year natural anniversary back in February. Throughout the months leading up to my anniversary, I had been getting to know my natural hair and in turn, learning what does and does not work for my hair. By the time I reached my anniversary, I had pretty much narrowed down what does work for my hair and was on a mission to NOT buy anymore hair products.
Well, throughout the blogosphere and YouTube, I began to notice a buzz about a new company emerging on the scene with products made for various textures of hair including Curly, Wavy, Kinky-Coily and Frizzy. This brand, Beautiful Textures, was brand new and had just hit the shelves at Sally's. By me already having a regimen in place, I was intrigued but holding firm to not buying anymore products. One day I went into Sally's to renew my membership card and received a $5 coupon for my next purchase. I ended up purchasing Beautiful Textures' Moisture Butter Whipped Curl Creme.
Needless to say, this has been one (if not the) best purchases I have made for my hair. Let's get into the breakdown of this product.
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