Natural Hair * Beauty * Caribbean Lifestyle
So this is post three in the Love Your Hair Series and I hope you guys have already read the other two. Read Series #1 here and Series #2 here. This one is about 10Natural Hair tools you cannot live without. We are getting deeper into learning to Love Your Natural Hair, remember it’s about understanding what you need and how to use your knowledge to manipulate your hair in styles that you love.
Summer is the ideal time for protective styles. In the United States it’s most common winter, but in the Caribbean, the variety of boxed braids come out. Here is a guide that may help you choosing a braid style to suit your own style
Maxi skirts rock! That is it…no matter what else I write, that is the takeaway, they rock on everybody, on every body type and on every girl.
A girl my size is often asked, “you actually wear bodycon dressed? But you’re so (insert body shaming word here)”. You might ask how I react, well I smile and buy more dresses.
Havana Twist – Review
Being Natural can be a little difficult with your busy schedules and the search for the ultimate product and regimen. Here are a few easy breezy hairstyles that you can do on your Type 4 Kinky Hair.
With the end of the very hot and humid summer nearing the mood was pre set for Reve Wellness Festival on Saturday August 8, 2015 on the beautiful lawns of Devon House in Kingston Jamaica. The event was in full swing on arrival at about 1pm, the Natural Hair Meet up was a little behind schedule but no worries there was much to see. Along the lawns you could see different vendors showing there wears and some very much appealed to the Naturalista in me. Handmade Bags, clothes and jewellery was essentially the theme, I must gloat that we Jamaicans are by far a very talented artistic bunch. The natural hair meet, up sad to say, was not well attended at all but those that came out made the best of the event and gathered from it all we could. We spoke on our own unique natural hair journey and we were educated on the methods and myths with taking care of our natural hair; and I must say there were a lot of myths. One of the take away from to the event was the personal hair consultation to determine hair type, porosity and any challenges each individual may have in order to advise on a course of action to take care their own natural tresses. The talented and enthusiastic ladies made the afternoon a day of chit chatting on the wows and woes of our journey and ongoing experience with natural hair, the acceptance in todays society and […]
Hey EthniCurlies today I have with me the lovely and talented Stacia Davidson, who I must say is an official EthniCurlie, please tell us a little bit about yourself we are all interest to hear Hey Ceta as you know I‘m Stacia Davidson and I was born here in Kingston, Jamaica. I’m the Creative Director, Founder and “Head Cook and Bottle Washer” for Yaad Trendz. My ambition has always been to be and remain happy. I am happiest when I am pursuing a dream and living a balanced life. I am excited at the possibility of bringing a new idea to life, sharing quality time with the people I love and competing whether in sports or otherwise. Making my brand Yaad Trendz successful is one of the dreams that keep me going.
Hey EthniCurlies, I have been getting quite a bit of feed back about implementing more fashion based items. With that said this will be out first feature posts of “Style your EthniCurls” lets get started.
Hey Curlies, here I am again with a D.I.Y homemade moisturizer for the 4c Girls.