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Archive for June, 2008

This week’s feature is a “newbie” to the natural journey, although her decision to return to her roots took shape a year ago. Sunita, or Bulletz, as we lovingly refer to her in the Blogosphere, is a proud tribal member of the Nanticoke Lenni Lenape People.  Sunita is also transitioning from a Wave Nouveau [...]

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Happy to be Nappy?

i was on the phone with my mother a couple of weeks ago, and she was explaining to me how “horribly” her first attempt at two strand twists turned out. She said, and I’m paraphrasing here, they made her look like “Buckwheat on crack.” She laughed, and I giggled, remembering my initial reaction [...]

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While cruising the net in search of useful content, I ran across a glossary over at Naturally You! Magazine, which contains the most frequently used terms when it comes to the natural journey.  And like always, I thought I’d share this resource for those of you who may not be in the know.  So here [...]

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Hi Hi Every People!
Time once again to read though the comments and Email, spotlight some readers and answer a few questions!
In response to Sweltering Sunday Retwist Pics, Shaar, asked:
What are some products that you use on your hair?
Well, although I experiment with several recipes for home made products, I most regularly use the commercial products [...]

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One of the “easiest” style to maintain while I transitioned, has been to simple toss my tressed back into a ponytail and throw one of my many bun wraps over it:

Not only is it a “no fuss/no muss” style, it also protects the hair by shielding it from potentially damaging elements, as well as keeps [...]

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NOTE: Journey Features will return next week!

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From the UK with much love, Foundationz is a jazzy, funky little site dedicated to the glorification of natural hair. Oh, but it doesn’t stop there! Foundationz is actually about ALL hair — natural, relaxed, texturized — and ways to keep naturally [...]

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And here are the results!
Recipes are rated on a scale of 1 - 5 Afro Picks… 1 being the lowest rating, and something I would not use again or recommend, and 5 being the highest rating of something I’d most likely use again within the next five minutes. *lol*
And heeeeeeeeeeeeere we go…
Milk and Oat Mask [...]

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Hey Hey Every People!  it’s that time once again!  I’m stepping into the Journey Test Kitchen and try my hand at some home made recipes for the hair and skin.  This week, however, since i’m sticking with the avocado/coconut conditioner, i’m going to be all about the face!
Since I’m working with limited ingredients this week, [...]

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Keeping in line with the theme of transitioning, again, from the pages of NaturalHairGuide.com, here are some popular protective hair styles ideas that will keep your hair hands free and growing healthily!
Transitioning Styles
by Amy, founder of NaturalHairCareGuide.com
What makes a good transitional hair style? Good questions. A good transitional hairstyle keeps hair handling to a minimum. [...]

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There are a good number of you who are taking the naptural plunge and braving to wearing your natural hair, and for that I applaud you. But for as many of you who are picking up the gauntlet, just as many find themselves back on what diehards call “the creamy crack”, after your first [...]

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