Showing posts with label healthy hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy hair. Show all posts
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Talk About It Tuesday!
Happy Tuesday Curly Girls!!! It's Talk About it Tuesday!!!
Today's question is:
Who is your natural hair style icon?
Talk About it Curls!! #TAIT
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Loc'd and Loving IT!
Inspired by Essence.com Street Style: Loc Stars CGATW celebrates Minnesota Naturals who are Loc'd and Loving it!
If you are a Naturalista who is Lovely and Loc'd we want to hear from you!!!!
Thursday, September 13, 2012
7 Days Remain : Advance Tickets Naturally Gorgeous!
Feeling a little knotted??
Get kindredly kinked with your inner Naturalista at:
Naturally Gorgeous
Date:Sunday, September 23, 2012
Time:2PM-5PM
Location: Get Gorgeous Styling Salon
878 Selby Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55104
Phone: 651-291-8997
Advance Tickets: $20/At the Door: $30
Event Sponsors:
Ticket price includes:
complementary wine bar
appetizers
one-on-one
hair skin and nail consultations,
Fierce for Fall Curl Show
Customized curly cocktails for your beautiful tresses from product
sponsor Curls, guaranteed for Advanced Ticket Purchases*
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Butterfly Beaute Giveaway!
Grab your Curly Cutie and join Curly Girls Around The World for:
Curly Cuties: A Natural Meetup for Mommy & Me!
Not ONLY will you meet other Minnesota Mommy's, you and your Curly Cutie are elligible to walk away with amazing giveaways from our event sponsor Butterfly Beaute!!!
Reserve your seat today as tickets are selling out FAST!!!
Friday, August 24, 2012
Butterfly Beaute and your Curly Cutie!
Happy Friday Curly Girls!
To all my Minnesota Mommy's with Curly Cuties, I hope you have registered for
Curly Cuties: A Natural Hair Meetup for Mommy & Me!
We are SO excited to feature the products of Butterfly Beaute!
Seats are quickly filling up! Be sure to reserve your space today and be entered to win AMAZING giveaways from Butterfly Beaute!
Connect with Butterfly Beaute!
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Wash Day Wednesday! A Product Review For My Transitioning Curly Girls
Transitioning is a long journey. Demystifying the science of your ever changing hair becomes exhausting and let's be real, down right expensive! Trying product after product to find the right "curly cocktail" of products that not only nourish your emerging curls but offer strength and balance to those oh so fragile chemically altered ends. In a transitioning Naturalistas time of need a step by step process can be the answer to those frustrating wash sessions! Carol's Daughters Transitioning 1-2-3 kit provides a 3 step process that nourish, strengthens and creates balance in the tug of war of the transitioning process
Last Wash Day Wednesday, I had the opportunity to sample the Transitioning Kit on Ms. Mahogany Brown. As always, when trying new products I like to test the fragrance and product consistency prior to use. The product fragrance was fresh and airy with minty undertones and a slight aroma of patchouli. While overall the consistency of both the cleanser and anit-breakage treatment has a milky texture. The treatment was much thicker than that of the cleanser as it is created to prevent breakage and molds to each strand.
Purifying Extra-Gentle Cleanser
Renewing Scalp Spray
Restoring Anti-Breakage Treatment
Last Wash Day Wednesday, I had the opportunity to sample the Transitioning Kit on Ms. Mahogany Brown. As always, when trying new products I like to test the fragrance and product consistency prior to use. The product fragrance was fresh and airy with minty undertones and a slight aroma of patchouli. While overall the consistency of both the cleanser and anit-breakage treatment has a milky texture. The treatment was much thicker than that of the cleanser as it is created to prevent breakage and molds to each strand.
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Cleanser |
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Anti-Breakage Treatment |
3 Step Product Contents
Product Usage:
I used the Transitioning 1-2-3 kit per the instructions. I started with the Purifying Extra-Gentle Cleanser washing with warm water. I was quite surprised that the cleanser had foaming agents as I have grown accustom to my staple products which are mainly no-poo non-foaming cleansers. After carefully washing and ensuring my hair remained detangled, I sprayed the Renewing Scalp Spray starting with a one inch section on the right hand side of my hair and worked the product in gently. I continued this process throughout my entire head until complete. Per the instructions, I let this sit on my scalp for a total of 15 minutes then washed clean with warm water. Completing the 3 step process I applied the Anti-Breakage Treatment to my hair and covered with a plastic cap (intensifying product results) and let set for 15 minutes. I again rinsed hair clean with warm water and continued to my styling routine with the Carol's Daughter Hair Milk Simple.Perfect.Curls.
*** Important tip! The Transitioning 1-2-3 kit is to be used in your cleansing process. To style hair be sure to use products that reinforce moisture and balance. For more suggestions on styling products that work well pairing with this wash regimen click here.
My Results:
They say a picture says a thousand words! And The amount of pictures I took of my hair after sampling the Carol's Daughters Transitioning 1-2-3 kit is INSANE!! The results left my curls poppin!! I couldn't believe the amount of definition I had after letting my twist loose! My scalp felt amazing! My hair was well extremely clean, well hydrated and bouncy! I definitely feel that the Transitioning 1-2-3 kit clarified my hair and rendered amazing results!Conculsion:
Carol's Daughters Transitioning 1-2-3 kit will definitely be added to my hair regimen as a clarifying treatment. I plan to use the kit at least once a month to eliminate extreme product buildup that regular co-washing or low poo cleansers may leave behind. My recommendation for 100% Naturalistas and Curly Girls is to use the kit as a clarifyier, for my transitioning Curly Girls, I would increase usage to at minimum 2X per month.CGATW Final Grade:
Great Products + Moderate Pricing + Accessibility = A
Another OUTSTANDING Grade for Carol's Daughter!
GET IT CURLS!!!
Thursday, August 16, 2012
Calling All My TWA Curly Curls!
Confidence!
The ultimate accessory in rocking your Teeny Weeny Afro! Are you a Naturalista or Curly Girl that Big Chop'd and need a little inspiration to get the groove back into your gorgeous 'do??? Check out Essence.com for inspiration on ROCKING The Big Chop!
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
My Little Curly - Wash Day
Tuesday is wash day for my little ladybug. Since I'm going back to more protective styling on my own hair, I decided to do the same for bug. We flat twisted the front and did single 2 strand twist in the back.
She thinks she looks fierce!!! Actually, I think she does too!!! *smile*
Friday, November 18, 2011
Naturally Made! All Natural Homemade Haircare
Looking to create natural homemade products for your kinks? Check out Natural Hair Care Recipes on NB...Natural Beauty
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Baby Beauty! Essences tips for your little Naturalista!
As a mother of a beautiful little lady, I'm always searching for the best products to treat her tiny tresses. Check out this article from Essence.com on caring for your little lady's locs!
Happy Reading!
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Hairfinity's 5 Rules for Longer, Healthier Hair
Use these tricks of the trade to grow long luscious locs!
1. Treat your hair like it is fragile. Once your hair is broken, it cannot be repaired. Therefore, you should make an effort to avoid anything that can cause your hair to break. Using a wide tooth comb, sleeping with a satin scarf, and wearing protective hairstyles can help keep your hair from breaking.
2. Use products that rebuild your hair and keep it healthy. Developing a hair care regimen that includes a gentle shampoo, protein treatments, moisture treatments, and moisturizer can help keep your hair strong and healthy.
3. Give your hair what it needs to grow properly. Nutrition and overall health plays a vital role in the health of your hair. Vitamins, sufficient water intake, and exercise can help your hair to grow faster and healthier.
4. Keep it Simple. Do not use too many different products on your hair. If you have a bad reaction to one of your products, you will not be able to determine what caused it. It is best to find products that really work for your hair then use them consistently.
5. Trust your instinct. No one can take better care of your hair than you. Your hair is a part of you, so no one cares about it more than you do. Learn the proper way to care for your hair and you will see a big difference in it. This does not mean that you can't still go to your stylist, but you should also know what your hair needs and when it needs it.
1. Treat your hair like it is fragile. Once your hair is broken, it cannot be repaired. Therefore, you should make an effort to avoid anything that can cause your hair to break. Using a wide tooth comb, sleeping with a satin scarf, and wearing protective hairstyles can help keep your hair from breaking.
2. Use products that rebuild your hair and keep it healthy. Developing a hair care regimen that includes a gentle shampoo, protein treatments, moisture treatments, and moisturizer can help keep your hair strong and healthy.
3. Give your hair what it needs to grow properly. Nutrition and overall health plays a vital role in the health of your hair. Vitamins, sufficient water intake, and exercise can help your hair to grow faster and healthier.
4. Keep it Simple. Do not use too many different products on your hair. If you have a bad reaction to one of your products, you will not be able to determine what caused it. It is best to find products that really work for your hair then use them consistently.
5. Trust your instinct. No one can take better care of your hair than you. Your hair is a part of you, so no one cares about it more than you do. Learn the proper way to care for your hair and you will see a big difference in it. This does not mean that you can't still go to your stylist, but you should also know what your hair needs and when it needs it.
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