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Here is how to Transform your Hair Care Game

Ultimate Moisture Challenge


Hiya! how are you doing? I have really great news for you. Are you one of those people who have not been giving your hair the nourishment it needs? Maybe your hair is long, full and healthy. Maybe you consider yourself a "Lazy Naturalista" or you have just gotten confused about how to care for your hair because of so much conflicting information out there


Are you one of those people who have been battling dry hair for ages? Maybe you have listened to many people talking about how you can daily moisturize and seal your hair, but you have not seen how that works in practical terms.


After a decade of helping women achieving their hair and scalp goals, I’ve created the Ultimate Moisture Challenge that is for you if...


  • You are dealing with dry hair and scalp
  • Your hair breaks a lot
  • You have not been able to properly nail your moisturising and sealing routine
  • You moisturise regularly your hair but it dries fast
  • You have not been able to retain length
  • You want to build a habit of regularly caring for your hair
  • You need communal support in hair care
  • The Ultimate Moisture Challenge is a FREE 15-Day challenge to help your hair get the maximum hydration it needs.

Once you sign up for the challenge, you get


  • Daily Task Prompts
  • Ultimate Moisture Journal
  • Products and Tools checklist
  • Live Q and A Sessions with a Certified Trichologist
  • Access to an accountability Group


Registration starts  on July 26, 2021, so click here to sign up before the doors close. 

DID MY HAIR GROW? 6monthsprotectivestylechallenge Results!


Yass Yasss Yas, many great things are happening! How have things been on your end? How are you thriving so far in 2018? Isn’t lit?! It's been crazy lit on my end and I’m still swooinng from all the choices, moments and experiences life continues to offer me. And for every single one, good and bad I am grateful! My nappy-trip to India was all sorts of crazy!

It’s definitely feels super amazing to be back to fast and working wifi, clean streets, and space! oh sweet space. Have you been to India? If you have you can probably catch my feels, haha! India was crrrraaaaazzzyyy I tell you. My #3odaysinIndia Vlog series is releasing from the 1st of July on NappyeseTV so turn on notifications for my Youtube and Instagram posts!

WHY I THINK I’M A NATURAL HAIR NAZI

 This post is dedication to my #6monthprotectivestylechallenge. It ended last month! 6 whole months of wearing my afro in Braids, Headwraps, Wigs and Low manipulative hair style. I loved all my hairstyles! They were simple and inexpensive. I think the most expensive ones were my long silver box braids.

 
Here are the results;

6 MONTH PROTECTIVE STYLE CHALLENGE RESULTS

Before:


LENGTH CHECK 4C HAR
Length: 7 & 1/2 inches

After:


LENGTH CHECK
Length: 9 & 1/2 inches

That’s about right. Hair grows on n average of 4-6 inches per year. In half that time (6months) I got my allotted 2&1/2 inches.
Check my previous post on my protective style challenge and see my progress from the beginning;

My 6 months protective style challenge

#6monthprotectivestylechallenge: 3 MONTHS UPDATE

Ya! so I definitely think I’m a natural hair Nazi. Watch my funny video below to see how I mean, its proof! haha I learnt a lot about myself making this video!



https://youtu.be/qI6RcfNZz1A

I also love protective styling, lazy natural for Life. I could protective style 12 months in a year even! Because I know it is the surest and easiet way to preserve nappy hair length and health.

I didn’t miss my Mushu one bit (lol..ok lies, but you get the gist) and the timing was perfect for India. I only shampooed and conditioned once in the whole time I was there.
Will you join me on the next protective style challenge?? Have you gone a protective style challenge before? If so, what were your results?


Love and Nappiness

Nappyese

How to properly end African Threading without Damage

How to properly end African Threading without Damage | African Naturalistas


The oldest form of stretching natural hair is known as African Threading. African Threading is a way of stretching your natural hair without heat. Although this method is effective, when it comes to finishing the threading, a knot is usually created at the end of the hair. If not done properly, you can end up damaging your hair when it is time to remove the thread.
In this video, I show you two ways of ending the threading so as to avoid this issue.

Watch below or click here




Stay beautiful! ðŸ’– 

If you like this blog post written by Sola of DiscoveringNatural, you can find her on her Youtube channel, DiscoveringNatural,  for more natural hair tips. Click here to visit her channel.

The Limited Styling Options Of A Fine-textured Natural Hair + my love - hate relationship with bobby pins

Hello, everyone!


When I found out that my hair was a finely-textured 4a, I did not think it would come with any challenges. Actually, I thought it was a free pass from the endless hours of detangling. (Guys, my hair barely gets tangled!) But as I went on, I began to discover a few things here and there; like my twists can't last more than a week before getting really frizzy. Which also means that I can't wear certain styles. Translation, my styling option were limited.

It didn't really hit me until a few weeks ago during Kemi Lewis' photoshoot for her lookbook. She already planned a few styles for me. Most importantly, her signature style. It did not occur to her that I had a different texture until she took down my puff. Eventually, she had to swap my styles for the other model with 4c while she made do with my 4a like a professional. ( The results were awesome btw!). I didn't even know how I felt that day. All of the excitement did not allow me to process all of it until I got home. But before then, I casually mentioned my predicament and Kemi kept nodding in affirmation, confirming my fears. Then she told me not to think too much about it that there was nothing I could do about it. Plus, my hair was healthy and in perfect condition. Of course, I agreed and got over it quick.






You know how they say there's a blessing in every disappointment? Yeah well, I believe it. Just when I was thinking about my limited styling options, I just remembered my love - hate relationship with bobby pins and I thought, 'wow, a blessing in disguise'. Yes ladies, the same ole bobby pins. One of the holy grail tools of natural hair. Yes, it gives me migraines. No, there's no way around it even when it is loosely placed. The other time I went to the salon, I had more than 20 bobby pins placed in my hair. Before the end of the week, I took them all down. I kind of expected them to suggest alternatives styles but that's just by the way.

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It's been incredibly challenging styling my natural hair without bobby pins. Initially, I started wearing solely puffs but then my hair grew longer I needed to experiment and find a way around it. So far, I've gotten a hang out it. Instead, I try to use other accessories. I just recently discovered the goodness of side combs and it has helped so much. I just tuck my hair in and hold it down with a comb(s) and I'm good to go. I also use stretchy hair combs to keep my updos in place.
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So yeah, when there's a will, there's a way.


Do you have any styling challenges?
 How have you been able to overcome them?


Love, coils and curls.
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