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 This is my goodbye from the America's Next Top Natural Model 2009 competition. I didn't see the email for the last challenge! I thought we must of had a week off for Thanksgiving or something. Until this week when I also saw nothing. I inquired too little too late. Everyone thought I just dropped out! |
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 In this challenge, contestants were asked to create a how-to guide for creating curls or crinkles. As a loc'er, I decided to create a crinkled loc look by braiding my hair. Here are the step-by-step instructions as to how you too can achieve this funky crinkled look...
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 Love your locs and add some curls! Bouncy, free and especially for girls:)
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 For this challenge I've opted for an old fashioned approach; cloth rollers. An elder woman gave me the idea when she talked about how back during the Great Depression when money was scarce women used all kinds of different house hold objects for their beauty needs. I used just a few strips of fabric from an old t-shirt. I find this option to be very cost effective as well as enviormentally repsonsible.
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I have learned so much about being a natural model as a Miss Nappturality Contestant for the America’s Next Natural Model (ANNM) 2009 competition. Each week a challenge was presented and 
If you have locs you are amazed at the flexibility we have with styling. With that being said I want to share with you on how to spiral curl your hair using pipe cleaners that you can find at any craft store.For this tutorial I will use 15 mm sized bendable chenille pipe cleaners.
Are you tired of the same natural hair style? Are you interested in trying something different and new but not sure where to start? Give Coils a try! In 7 easy do it yourself steps you can achieve your own Coils. You can also add oomph to your style by using flower hair accessories from Ododo Originals.
