Hello Curlys!
I know I have been MIA for over 3-4 months! I sincerely apologise and hope I am FORGIVEN :-))...Well, well, well...I am back in the Sub-Saharan part of Africa! and trust me my kinks are way different. At first I was disappointed at how the weather treated them, but now that I am well settled in I know how to manage and take care of them. I moisturise and wash my locks more often, because of the humidity. I also trim my ends every month, to keep them even and healthy (You don't have to trim yours, I just prefer to do so). Below is a picture of how my locks looked in February before the trim...
Before trim |
After trim |
My hair is very prone to split ends so I moisturise the ends, seal them with oils and steam naturally with body heat very often with Organic Mayonnaise and eggs. My next post will explain explicitly my steaming regime.
Now for the part I have been itching to write about...I am so in love with braids and cornrows for some reason. I have over done myself this time with em! Cornrows and braids are natural hair styles that you can run to when you are tired of your natural kinks or you want a different look (no offence sistas! lol) I am particularly in love with long Senegalese twists...
Burna Gurl!!! |
My curly cousin rocking box braids styled in a high bun! Fab! |
Mrs Kemi Carey on chunky kinky twists! |
While rocking em, you have to pay a lot of attention and MOISTURIZE! MOISTURIZE!! MOISTURIZE!!! If you can sprinkle water on her hair everyday, please do so, this is because our kinks tend to get very dry and your hair under braids will loose a lot of moisture because of the extensions added to it.
I have also been spotted donning "Sukku and base" oh yes! I said it "SUKKU and BASE" lol...for you curlys who don't understand let me you ease your confusion..this is what it looks like
And Yes! My tee says "My boyfriend is a teenage werewolf!" LOL |
My Glam cousin with her twist outs.. |
Here is also a link with various natural hair styles you can rock
Natural hair cornrow styles
If you have questions on how I maintain my twists and twist outs please feel free to leave a comment below.
I hope you have learnt a thing or two on this post and please share your stories and pictures with me and I promise to feature you in upcoming posts!
Have a Curly Easter!!!
And remember hair does not bind us together LOVE does...
nice videos
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