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Monthly Archives: March 2012

Blog-hop Friday: Transitioning Tales!

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Hello everyone! Surprisingly, this week passed relatively fast for me! I actually need more time! I’m working on a proposal for school, so I need as much writing time as possible! This weekend isn’t looking like it will be very exciting for me. LOL! Before we get to the blog hop, I found this picture of me getting my hair done from WAY back in the day! You can see it wasn’t always a pleasant experience…

LOL!!

LOL! I look SO distraught! That was every time y’all, EVERY TIME. I don’t know how my mom put up with me. She really would try her best to be gentle. Now, on to the blog-hop!

This week’s blog-hop is THEMED, so please make sure you pick a post that fits! This weeks topic is “Transitioning Tales”. You may submit posts about your personal transitioning experience, tips for transitioners, best transitioning styles, etc.! If you haven’t participated in a blog-hop before, the directions are below. Otherwise, you know what to do! Have fun, and have a great weekend!

To Participate:

1. Click the blue frog link

2. Add the URL of the post (not the URL for your blog homepage) you want others to see, and the name of your blog (or the chosen post).

3. Click the ‘Get the InLinkz Code’ button. You will be taken to a page with HTML codes (don’t worry, it’s easy!). Choose the code that’s right for you (code 1 for a page that accepts scripts: Blogger pages, or self-hosted WordPress pages for example. Codes 2 or 3 for regular WordPress pages and others that don’t accept scripts.) 4. Simply copy and paste your code into the blog post you chose earlier! (in HTML mode). This will let everyone know you’re participating in the blog-hop!

You’re done! Your blog picture and title will show up in the blog-hop collection, and readers can click on your picture to be directed to your page! The blog-hop collection will be open until 20 people join. After 20, the collection will close. Readers may still click on your links, but no new links will be added. Have fun everyone!




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Fool Me Once, Fool Me Twice…

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Oh, baby give me one more chance

Won’t you please let me

back in your heart?

Hello y’all. Let me just tell y’all about how gracious I am, and how some of these products out here just take advantage of me. I have a couple products that just didn’t work for my hair. It happens, I ain’t mad. The question is, what do you do with them? Give them away? Stick them in the cabinet? Apparently, I need to just throw mine out, because I tend to get bored and try to give them another chance. I just want to try to make it work, you know?

Anyway, you may have read my review on the My Honey Child Honey Nut Cleanser and Olive You deep conditioner. I was sad. Because after all the great reviews I read about it, it left my hair a mess! After one traumatizing use, I put it deep in the back of my closet with the other products that got ‘hidden’ at the beginning of Ayurvedic Challenge 2012.

Enter boredom. The Ayurvedic regimen I have is easy, predictable, effective, and just a bit boring. So I got restless. It was either try a new product, or cut off all my heat damage. I chose the less drastic option. Since I wanted to still be somewhat consistent with my Ayurvedic Challenge, I looked for any all-natural products I had, and what did I find? Ahh, you guessed it.

I thought that since I’ve been using an all-natural regimen for the past three months, the product would work differently than before. I was wrong.

Just like last time, the cleanser left my hair SO tangled! Like, bird’s nest tangled. I was really careful to wash my hair in twists and everything. A comb was completely out of the question once I finished that wash.

After the wash. -____________-

 So, what do I do when a shampoo does me wrong? I reach for the conditioner! Aaaannnndddd… The conditioner didn’t help. *SIGH* I had to fix the dc by adding honey and olive oil to it. It was still a task to detangle, even after the extra ‘help’.

Again, I REALLY wanted this to work out. So I thought, ‘If I can’t use this conditioner as a dc, maybe I can make it work as a leave-in’. (At this point, I was clearly reaching. smh). So I made a Kimmaytube leave-in recipe with the conditioner. I added aloe vera juice, castor oil, olive oil, and rosemary and lavender essential oils. I added the mix to soaking wet hair, and put in two frenchbraids.

This was my first time trying french braids in YEARS, and I loved the result! The leave-in concoction didn’t do much by way of slip, but it did make my hair shiny and very soft once dry.

Suffice it to say, I won’t be trying these products again. I realize that the issue with the cleanser was that it was a castile soap base. Castile soap, due to it’s high pH, does nothing but tangle my hair and make it rough! I’m not sure what was up the the conditioner. Maybe it’s just one of those things that works for others, and not for me.

Now I’m also dealing with an itchy scalp from product buildup. I can’t WAIT to get back to my ‘boring’ ayurvedic regimen! Next time I want to experiment, I’ll pick up a new herbal powder at the market or something.

I definitely learned my lesson with that one! What do you all do with your ‘wack’ products? 

Natural Hair Guide for Free.99!

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Hello everyone! I received an insider tip this week (heehee) that there was a FREE e-book full of tips for growing beautiful natural hair! I checked it out, and it receives my stamp of approval! I now present to you,  How to Grow Beautiful Hair: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding Your Hair Type, Stopping Breakage, and Eliminating Dryness!!

Here’s some info about the guide!

This guide answers a lot of your hair care questions such as:

*I have dry hair, what do I do?

*What’s the best way to condition my hair?

*I want to use heat/dye on my hair; how can I do this and not damage my hair too much?

*How does pH affect healthy maintenance of my hair?

*Which proteins are best as ingredients in hair products?

 

Plus you’ll learn: 

*Reasons why your hair may not be gaining length

*The risks of certain preservatives

*Tips for transitioners

 

As you all can see, this guide has a lot of good information in it, AND, it’s free! It is offered by the creator of Ishimma, a natural hair product company! I think it is really great of Ishimma to put all of these great tips in one place. Don’t miss out ladies and gentlemen! You can sign up to get your free copy here!

It’s a Party, It’s a Party, Its a PARTAY!!

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Hello everyone! The time is here! Myself and Kenda from LGIFit By KEF are participating in National Natural Hair Meetup Day, and are hosting a natural hair and fitness meetup in Nashville!

The event will be held at Island Breeze Cafe in Madison (Meaning: AMAZING Jamaican food will be on hand!), and we’ll have swag bags, giveaways, local vendors, and a product swap! More details will be coming soon!

Where: Island Breeze Cafe

When: Saturday, May 19, 2012 from 6-8pm

More info: Check out the Eventbrite page to buy tickets, and ‘Like’ the Curl Rehab Facebook page for updates as we get closer to the date!

The first 25 guests who buy their tickets will receive the National Natural Hair Meetup Day swag bag! This bag will include goodies and coupons from all of the national sponsors including the title sponsor, Hair Rules!

We really hope all of our Nashville natural ladies will come out to have a good time!

We can't wait to meet you!!

 

Blog-hop Friday!

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YES!! We made it again! Another blog-hop Friday! No theme today, but we will have one next week, so stay tuned! This week has been a real roller coaster ride, especially with the Trayvon Martin case on the news and internet. I know we all have been frightened, angered, frustrated and saddened all at once about this case, and all the other things going on in the news. At least I know I have. I truly hope that when the case goes to trial, justice will be served. I won’t rant here about it, but if you saw my tweets last week and this week, you know I’ve had plenty to say about the whole situation. With that said, it is the weekend (almost), and we have some time to rest.

This blog-hop seems to have come around super quickly. Mostly because I haven’t been blogging as frequently. I’m sorry! Forgive me! I’ve been supremely slacking, and I will get back on my job. Now, let’s get to this blog-hop! If this is your first time, the instructions are below. If not, you know what to do!

To Participate:

1. Click the blue frog link

2. Add the URL of the post (not the URL for your blog homepage) you want others to see, and the name of your blog (or the chosen post).

3. Click the ‘Get the InLinkz Code’ button. You will be taken to a page with HTML codes (don’t worry, it’s easy!). Choose the code that’s right for you (code 1 for a page that accepts scripts: Blogger pages, or self-hosted WordPress pages for example. Codes 2 or 3 for regular WordPress pages and others that don’t accept scripts.) 4. Simply copy and paste your code into the blog post you chose earlier! (in HTML mode). This will let everyone know you’re participating in the blog-hop!

You’re done! Your blog picture and title will show up in the blog-hop collection, and readers can click on your picture to be directed to your page! The blog-hop collection will be open until 20 people join. After 20, the collection will close. Readers may still click on your links, but no new links will be added. Have fun everyone, and have a great weekend!

To Participate:

1. Click the blue frog link

2. Add the URL of the post (not the URL for your blog homepage) you want others to see, and the name of your blog (or the chosen post).

3. Click the ‘Get the InLinkz Code’ button. You will be taken to a page with HTML codes (don’t worry, it’s easy!). Choose the code that’s right for you (code 1 for a page that accepts scripts: Blogger pages, or self-hosted WordPress pages for example. Codes 2 or 3 for regular WordPress pages and others that don’t accept scripts.) 4. Simply copy and paste your code into the blog post you chose earlier! (in HTML mode). This will let everyone know you’re participating in the blog-hop!

You’re done! Your blog picture and title will show up in the blog-hop collection, and readers can click on your picture to be directed to your page! The blog-hop collection will be open until 20 people join. After 20, the collection will close. Readers may still click on your links, but no new links will be added. Have fun everyone, and have a great weekend!



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The Review Crew: Hair Love!

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Hello everyone! The Review Crew is back with another review for you ladies! This time we review Hair Love by Curly Canadians! If this is your first time, the Review Crew is a group of ladies with different hair types that review products! We want to make sure that you have a variety of textures to choose from to ensure the review is relevant to you! With that said, let’s get right into it!

What is Hair Love?

Hair Love is a pomade for all hair types.  It is a handmade natural product created by CurlyCanadians.

How should Hair Love be used?

Hair Love can be used by all hair types as follows:
Straight: hair serum; weekly deep conditioner
Wavy: weekly deep conditioner
Coily: prewash treatment; styling pomade, weekly deep conditioner
Kinky: prewash treament, styling pomade, weekly deep conditioner

You can also use Hair Love on your hands, feet & body if you so desire.

Ingredients:

Beeswax, unrefined organic shea butter, organic extra-virgin coconut oil, sweet almond oil, sea buckthorn berry oil, vanilla & orange essential oil

Price: $11.50/2 oz

And now, meet the members of the Review Crew!

 

Kenda- My hair is very thick with medium-tight coils. To use a scale I am 4a/4b. I am transitioning out of the TWA stage so I feel it is at an awkward length! I have had severe dry scalp/psoriasis and have yet to find a product that helps the dryness for an adequate amount of time.

Read Kenda’s review here!

 

Judith- My hair is extremely thick! I have really tight curls (4b/4c) and it’s to about 3 inches of length now.

Read Judith’s review here!
Nicole- I have short curly hair. About an inch long in the back and slightly longer in the front.  It is fine and very thin throughout. But because it is curly it is hard to tell sometimes.
Read Nicole’s review here!
To see more from Curly Canadians, or to buy Hair Love check out their website!
These products were sent to us for free, but no one was paid to review them. I instructed each lady to be honest and open in her review! I hope you found them helpful! There will be more features from The Review Crew coming soon!