Raising Children to Weather the Storm
With temperatures topping out in the 80s these past few days, Princess has worked up a ton of sweat – not to mention her hair is beginning to dry out from the sun. I normally could get away with repeating our day three routine, but her curls are looking a bit thirsty and in need of…
By day three Princess’s curls are a bit less defined because I’m not able to prep her hair the night before. By the time I get home from work, both kids are fast asleep. Her curls are tucked away underneath a satin cap until the following morning. Needless to say, third day wash-n-go curls involves some manipulation….
With temperatures heating up, it’s the perfect weather for sporting a wash-n-go. Princess enjoys letting her curly hair down, but with that comes the challenge of keeping her ringlets freshly defined. Day one is all about shampooing, conditioning and detangling her curls. Here are tips on how to get perfect second day wash-n-go curls. 1. Loosely braid…
We’ve maintain our same hair care routine for the last couple of years. We’re able to achieve the perfect wash-n-go in six easy steps on Princess’s hair. But when it comes to mixed hair care, getting rid of knots could get tricky and may lead to breakage if not done properly. Here’s how to safety…
The dangerously cold temperatures can be brutal on your skin, and it’s definitely no good for your hair either. Princess normally enjoys sporting her curly locks. However, we’ve been sticking to protective styles because of the frigid weather. For our Curly Hairstyle of the Week, we decided to do an awesome French twist rope braid. I’ve seen…
It’s been almost a year since I decided to ditch the relaxer. I don’t normally do monthly length checks or anything. But, I do have a general idea of how long my hair has grown over the last 11 months months. Right now, it’s about five inches or so. Braid-outs have become my style of…
