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| Solange Knowles wearing long braids |
What do you think of Solange's look?
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Natural Hair Celeb: Solange Knowles
Our fave natural --whose big sis, Beyonce, is sporting a similar look right now -- is pretty in pink and wearing thigh-length braids while on vacay in Nashawena Island, Mass.
What do you think of Solange's look?
What do you think of Solange's look?
Monday, July 30, 2012
Natural Hair Celeb: Corrine Bailey Rae
One of our favorite natural hair girls, Corrine Bailey Rae, rocks a defined twist out in NYC.
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| Corrine Bailey Rae's Natural Hair in a twist out - Source |
Sunday, July 29, 2012
Marsha Ambrosius Rocks Natural Hair In An Undefined Fro
Friday, July 27, 2012
The Natural Hair Journey
One of the reasons why I snap so many hair pics is that I want to document my journey. Sure, pictures are great, but there are so many times when I ask myself: How did I get that style? Or, more likely, how can I recreate it?
Because, while pics document our journey, most of the time they don't tell us what we used on our hair to recreate a particular style, try as we might.
I look at this pic and think, WTH?
My hair was shorter, the pic was Sepia toned, but look at those curls, tho! They are poppin. Super duper defined, shiny curls. Not a frizz in sight.
But I just can't seem to get my hair like this again now when I do a wash and go, even with the same products.
Our hair definitely changes over time; what worked on your TWA may not work on bra-strap length hair and vice versa. That's what inspires much of the quest for new and different products. I get it. Now I just want THAT wash and go back!
How do you deal with the varying stages of your hair?
Because, while pics document our journey, most of the time they don't tell us what we used on our hair to recreate a particular style, try as we might.
I look at this pic and think, WTH?
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| Circa Spring 2010. I want these curls BACK! |
My hair was shorter, the pic was Sepia toned, but look at those curls, tho! They are poppin. Super duper defined, shiny curls. Not a frizz in sight.
But I just can't seem to get my hair like this again now when I do a wash and go, even with the same products.
Our hair definitely changes over time; what worked on your TWA may not work on bra-strap length hair and vice versa. That's what inspires much of the quest for new and different products. I get it. Now I just want THAT wash and go back!
How do you deal with the varying stages of your hair?
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