Today I realized that my winter hair is comptely different from my summer hair. My braid and curl looks and feels different in the winter than in the summer.
I'm going to have to come up with a 'summer hair routine'. Maybe more or less conditioner when Im styling or even different ways of styling.
Im also thinking about doing a few wash and go's and regular braid outs and twist outs this summer.
"But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her..." 1 Corinthians 11:15 Growing it long, growing it strong, growing it C U R L Y
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Friday, May 28, 2010
4th Day Hair?...Oh No!
Yes. I'm wearing 4th day hair. Today is the forth day since I'm done my braid and curl and it looks...bad. It's dry, frizzy and the curls that are left are limp and tangled. However, I have to go out today and I don't have time to redo it until I get back home later tonight.
I'm going to try and style it in a way that it doesn't appear as horrible as it is.
P.S: Don't mind the second picture...I have no idea why it looks like it's been cut across the top :)
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
I'm Back....And So Are My Curlies!
I will, once again, like to apologize to my readers for my long absence. I've just finished with my finals and like any college student will tell you, finals time is the busiest and most frustrating time of the whole semester. I am very happy to be finished with them and I'm leaving everything to God!
And yes, my curls are back! I missed them dearly, after almost a month of having them straight.
I washed it with my shampoo, Dr. miracles tingling shampoo and conditioner
I then deep conditioned with Ev olive oil and Herbal Essences hello hydration (My favorite condish) and my electric heating cap.
After an hour or so I washed it out and poured diluted apple cider vinegar (3 cups distilled water and 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar) all over my hair.
I believe that I may have hard water, which is water that has a lot of minerals in it, which can have a bad affect on hair and skin. I'm not sure I have it, but I've been dealing with very dry hair even after I deep condition, so I think the water's to be blamed.
I read that diluted apple cider vinegar could really help with that...so I tried it and I love it.
I poured the cider on my hair (didn't wash it out) and my hair came out feeling very soft and moisturized.
Below are some picture. The first is of my hair(still wet) after I washed it. And the remaining few are of a second-day braid and curl.

Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Hair Update
A couple of days after I straightened my hair, it starting expanding and I actually contemplated a touch-up, but then decided against it. I gave up on the super straight look and decided to aim for a wavy look. After two nights of wrapping it, I started bunning it. I secured it in a low bun at the nape of my neck. The next morning, it unraveled into soft waves and I actually preferred it over the bone straight look.
On the 5th I got a lovely trim. I loved it because my ends were beyond horrible, because I kept putting off my trims. I've been moisturizing it with a mixture of Shea butter and EV olive oil.
The pictures below are of my hair after I combed it out to put it in bun for the night.
On the 5th I got a lovely trim. I loved it because my ends were beyond horrible, because I kept putting off my trims. I've been moisturizing it with a mixture of Shea butter and EV olive oil.
The pictures below are of my hair after I combed it out to put it in bun for the night.

Sunday, May 2, 2010
My Birthday Hair!
I straightened my hair for my birthday!
I washed with diluted apple cider vinegar, 'deep' conditioned with olive oil and HE Hello Hydration and a newly- bought electric heating cap. It was not at all what i expected, I think it's because I need a real deep conditioner.
I then dried my hair in braids over night, and the next day I detangled again and Piece by piece I sprayed a heat protectant and used my flat iron.
I washed with diluted apple cider vinegar, 'deep' conditioned with olive oil and HE Hello Hydration and a newly- bought electric heating cap. It was not at all what i expected, I think it's because I need a real deep conditioner.
I then dried my hair in braids over night, and the next day I detangled again and Piece by piece I sprayed a heat protectant and used my flat iron.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Ready to go Straight...and Hair Updates
First off, I want to apologize to my readers for the lack of post for the past two weeks. I had a lot of work to do, since it's almost the end of the semester and I could find no time to post. I also had my laptop sent in to have a free office program installed on it, until I can afford to download Microsoft office 7 :)
OK, I have to admit that I've, yet again, been neglecting my hair. It's not completely out of laziness, I just couldn't find time to wash and moisturize it at least once a week, which is what it demands to avoid looking like a deformed, tangled, curly mass of hay.
However, I did find time to wash and give a mini hot oil treatment with my EV olive oil. Even after I washed (with Dr. Miracles tingling shampoo and conditioner) and de-tangled with my suave with added olive oil, it still feels dry. I know my hair needs some pampering. It's been breaking at the single strand knots and split ends (which aren't only at the ends).
Like I previously mentioned, I will be straightening next weekend for my birthday on May 2nd. The last time I straightened was November 2009, which will be exactly 6 months. That means I stuck to my plan of straightening only twice in the last 12 months. I want to stick to that plan. When I straighten, which although I hate the process, I love the results, I will also do another trim. Not too much though, probably half an inch and I'll try to do some search and destroy's to get rid of any remaining knots and splits.
The two pictures below are of my hair currently. It's drying in braids with nothing but EV Olive oil, I will add some Hello Hydration later on. It's going to be pretty rainy for the next couple of days, so I'm not going to put much effort into styling.
OK, I have to admit that I've, yet again, been neglecting my hair. It's not completely out of laziness, I just couldn't find time to wash and moisturize it at least once a week, which is what it demands to avoid looking like a deformed, tangled, curly mass of hay.
However, I did find time to wash and give a mini hot oil treatment with my EV olive oil. Even after I washed (with Dr. Miracles tingling shampoo and conditioner) and de-tangled with my suave with added olive oil, it still feels dry. I know my hair needs some pampering. It's been breaking at the single strand knots and split ends (which aren't only at the ends).
Like I previously mentioned, I will be straightening next weekend for my birthday on May 2nd. The last time I straightened was November 2009, which will be exactly 6 months. That means I stuck to my plan of straightening only twice in the last 12 months. I want to stick to that plan. When I straighten, which although I hate the process, I love the results, I will also do another trim. Not too much though, probably half an inch and I'll try to do some search and destroy's to get rid of any remaining knots and splits.
The two pictures below are of my hair currently. It's drying in braids with nothing but EV Olive oil, I will add some Hello Hydration later on. It's going to be pretty rainy for the next couple of days, so I'm not going to put much effort into styling.
Monday, April 12, 2010
Wash Day
I washed and de-tangled my hair on saturday, the 10th. It was one of the best wash days I've had in a long time. I washed with diluted apple cider again, and I think that it was what helped with the de-tangling.
I then detangled with suave. I finger combed, then combed with my wide tooth comb. It took less than an hour whereas my usual de-tangling sessions usually take an hour an a half.
I 'deep' conditioned with HE hello hydration and EV olive oil, and sat with my hand held dryer for about an hour. When I washed it out, it was fairly soft. Nothing impressive, but it was decent.
I bout a 12oz bottle of EV olive oil. So I will be adding that to just about everything. :)
I then detangled with suave. I finger combed, then combed with my wide tooth comb. It took less than an hour whereas my usual de-tangling sessions usually take an hour an a half.
I 'deep' conditioned with HE hello hydration and EV olive oil, and sat with my hand held dryer for about an hour. When I washed it out, it was fairly soft. Nothing impressive, but it was decent.
I bout a 12oz bottle of EV olive oil. So I will be adding that to just about everything. :)
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