There are just 5 things for my natural hair I can’t live without. There are so many things I have tried but there are just somethings that get the job done…. So here we go divas and gents….. First thing is H2O- water my hair has got to have it weather it’s plain or […]
I actually used all 40 of the curlformers but started to take them down and remembered that I needed pictures. Overall my experience with curl formers was a good one. Here are some of the things I learned: If you do not like to use heat on your hair, you’ll want to wash your hair […]
I Love being a Naturalista!! My Natural hair journey began while I was pregnant with my daughter Zaina (now almost 17 months). I decided to STOP getting relaxers, my hair was overly processed and thinning out! As I began to transition the stares and comments started to come full circle..”What’s wrong with your hair?” “You […]
i really love it; i had the mohawk style for a while, but i start letting it grow out in December of 2010. i use Carolos Daughter Products. I just started using the hair balm after washing my hair and conditioning it, i noticed my curls were more vibrant and last the same throughout the […]
GLYCERIN There are so many things vegetable glycerin can do, I’m learning new things as I contunie on my journey. I have made up some great spritzers that work well for my hair to give it moisture as well as softness. I also found out that this amazing product works well on your face and […]
Well i am wearing my hair out 2day i didnt plant to but hey what the hell!!! I am rockin braids in the front ann twists in the back;) I love being natural Shop Natural Hair Products by Black Women at whatnaturalslove.com
Ok so its naturalqueen guys and for all my natural sistas out there im pround of you!!! But why is it that we have so many problems? Like 2 day this chick comes up 2 me asking me why do you wear your hair like that;( So i aske her why she isnt proud of […]
Did you know that Going Natural will be represented at the annual BAM Bazaar? Stylist Deitre, featured in this month’s Essence Magazine, will give three models a free Twist Out with the Going Natural Hair Products. Wanna be that model? Send us an email and include your photo: miss-np @ going-natural.com. Visit us at the […]
This is my transition hair style for the month of May. I spray my hair daily with water. I clean my scalp with Witch Hazel, using a Q-tip. I then spray hair with water and oil my scalp with Jojoba oil and Castor oil. I massage my scalp and then spray with Jane Carter leave in […]
I did the big chop in November 2010, and I do not plan to put any chemicals in my hair. I really can’t say whether I like it or not because I have not worn it out in public yet…I wear a wig…all the time! I know natural hair is beautiful, but I am having […]
I’m deciding to do the big chop, are their any salons you could suggest and prices? Shop Natural Hair Products by Black Women at whatnaturalslove.com
My initial plan was to do the big chop on 6/1/11 which would make one year since my last perm. I have been transistioning with braids and have decided that there is really no reason to wait until the first of June. I have 5-6 inches of healthy new growth, I am basically nervous to see […]
Soooo… I right now have in two-strand twists as a protective style.I’ve been natural for almost 2 years.Right now I’m debating on coloring my hair with a semi-permanent or henna.I’m leaning more towards semi-permanent color.I do have some color already in the front of my hair.It’s growing out.I’m very bored with my hair at this […]
Blessings to all. About 3 weeks ago I went to my past stylist & had my hair blow dryed , flat ironed straight & my ends trimmed. I haven’t had my hair that way in almost a yr & let me tell you my hair has grown so much. I only kept it straight for a week. I […]
When I found out two years ago that I would be moving to Hong Kong, one of the first questions I asked myself was the following: “ What the heck am I gonna do with my hair?” For many non-Black folk out there, this is probably a non-issue, but for most of my brothas and […]
It wasn’t until I packed my bags and headed off to France for a year-long study abroad program that I realized that I had been bit by the travel bug. My year in France, which took place during my third year of university, opened my eyes to the world and ignited my passion for discovering […]