What's Included:

• Equivalent to 6 packs of crochet hair
• Hair jewelry (wooden & gold beads, gold string, shells, gold & colored clamps, etc.)

What You'll Need: 

• Crochet needle for hair braiding​

Hair Featured in Video:
https://boholocs.com/collections/goddess-bob-locs/products/bob-choc-bronde-boho-goddess-locs

Website: 
https://boholocs.com/

Until next time, beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, & never stop feeding your soul. -xo

This is a super quick and easy hair tutorial. Let me know which style is your favorite!

To recreate these styles you'll need:

• ​Pony tail holder
• Bobby Pins
• Edge Control
• Headband or head wrap

BeYOUtiful, keep life sweet, & never stop feeding your soul. -xo

I love the ease of styling my hair when it's blown out or stretched. Watch this tutorial to see how I achieve a top knot half up half down on natural hair. 

Products

• Mielle Organics Mint Almond Oil 
• Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Leave-in Conditioner
• Beyond Zone Turn Up The Heat Protection Spray
• Eco Styler Gel
• ORS Monoi Oil Edge Control Hair Gel
• Aussie Hair Spray 3

Utensils 

• Denman Brush
• Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer and Styler
• Ponytail Holder

Until next time, beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, & never stop feeding your soul. -xo

Watch to see how I minimize shedding, knots, and breakage using the Tangle Teezer Brush after removing faux goddess locs I had installed for 5 weeks. 

If you've seen any of my prior hair videos, I've either used a Denman brush or a wide tooth comb to detangle my hair. The downside to using these tools is that I experienced a lot of shedding. What makes the Tangle Teezer brush unique is that the  bristles are soft and flexible, which allows the brush to glide through your hair instead of ripping through your coils. Here's a list of the things I'd recommend having on hand when detangling your natural hair:

•  Conditioner (I like to use Aussie Moist Conditioner)
• Hair Shears (for your natural hair only)
• Scissors (for your hair extensions only)
• Tangle Teezer Brush

Until next time, stay beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, & never stop feeding your soul. -xo

Marley twists are one of my favorite protective hairstyles for the fall/winter. They're super low maintenance, but there are a few things I like to do to keep them feeling fresh and brand new even at week 5. Here's this week's sorta kinda not really #60SecondHairHack:

Apply Castor Oil Every 3-5 Days
Castor oil will keep your scalp moisturized, promote hair growth, and prevent product build up. Be sure to get a thick, good-quality oil. I love using Shea Moisture 100% Pure Jamaican Black Castor Oil. It doesn't smell great, but it's the real deal and it's under $10. 

To put things in perspective, I've tried using Cantu Cleanse Root Relief to keep my scalp moisturized and I regretted it. I did experience relief for about a day, but the product built up in my scalp and made my hair look dirty. It was a complete no. By using castor oil, I haven't had any issues with itching or product build up. My scalp actually absorbs it and feels nourished. 

Apply Mousse As Desired
I apply mousse about every 2 weeks. It's by no means necessary but it does keep your braids smelling fresh and adds shine. I use Cantu Wave Whip Curling Mousse.

Edge Control
This is just a beauty must of our time. When it comes to edges, slay and lay them. It always create a polished look. I use Eco Style Gel. I'd love to know what other edge control products you use that create a nice hold without damaging your hair. 

Wishing you and yours a magnificent Thanksgiving filled with love, laughter, and great food. Stay BeYOUtiful, keep life sweet, and never stop feeding your soul. -xo

I love a blow out, but it used to take me 3 hours just to do it. Luckily, Ulta Beauty has the Revlon One-Step Hair Dryer & Styler which has cut the time it takes me to blow out my hair in half.

Naturalistas, I recommend ditching your traditional handheld dryer for the Revlon dryer. Here's why: 

• Lightweight: There's nothing worse than drying your hair for several hours and dealing with pain in her hands/wrists from holding a heavy dryer. The Revlon dryer is super lightweight and has an easy-to hold handle that's similar to the shape of a brush.
• Affordable: This dyer typically ranges from $30-$40. 
• User-Friendly: This dry is very easy to use. It has cool, low warm, and high warm settings. I always use the cool and low warm settings.

Purchase the Dryer Here: https://www.ulta.com/one-step-hair-dr...

As always, beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, & never stop feeding your soul. -xo

Are you struggling with keeping your hair moisturized? Do you feel like nothing truly keeps your hair from being dry? I know I surely have! To my surprise, I've finally found a product that helps with this reoccurring issue. Watch this quick review on the NaturAll Club Fresh Avocado Deep Conditioner - Dry Hair Solution to see how this product left my hair feeling like silk!

NaturAll Club: https://naturallclub.com

​Fresh Avocado Deep Conditioner Bundle: https://naturallclub.com/collections/...

Until next time, beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, & never stop feeding your soul. -xo

​Ever had a bad hair day? Here's a quick and easy fix for when you're feeling too lazy to do your hair, but you want to look effortlessly fabulous in no time. Voila! The answer is in this video. Watch to see how I transformed my 1-week old braid out into a gorgeous fluffy fro! 

As always, beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, and never stop feeding your soul. -xo

There's 3 key tips to mastering the takedown process for your braid out/twist out. I love a braid out that has great definition and enough frizz that I don't have to pick out my hair once I'm done taking the braids down. This was one of those moments! Watch to see exactly what I mean. ​

Until next time, beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, and never stop feeding your soul. -xo

This is the most frequently asked question I get as a naturalista. The answer is in the 60 second video below. 

• BB Super Gro
• Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Leave-In Conditioner
• Mielle Organics Mint Almond Oil
• As I Am Doublebutter Cream

BB Super Gro: This product helps define my curls, lock-in water, and add shine. Since the oil is so thick, it's able to wrap around my coils and define each strand. This product also helps keep my hair hydrated because it seals in water. 

Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil Leave-In Conditioner: This is my FAVORITE hair product EVER for ALL TIME. Why? Because it's a one and done. If I'm putting my hair in a pony tail, all I need is water, oil, and this conditioner. That's it! If you want to keep your hair moisturized in a protective style that involves extensions or a wig, this conditioner will do the job. Don't use  this product sparingly, use a lot to moisturize every strand. You won't be disappointed!

​Mielle Organics Mint Almond Oil​: This is one of the BEST hair oils I've ever used in my entire life. It's minty, which allows your scalp to get a tingly massage. The 8 fl. oz. bottle lasts for months. You don't have to use very much of it for it to be effective. It nourishes your scalp without leaving an oily residue on your scalp by the time you get to wash day. It's the bomb.com. Go try it. 

As I Am Doublebutter Cream: I've been using this product for the last year. I'm four years into my natural hair journey and it would have been so nice to know about this product sooner. It's the ULTIMATE curl definer. It's the perfect product to assist with a twist-out or braid-out because it defines the texture you're creating when you style your hair. It's not a moisturizer, it's just a cream/butter. You can't swap this product out for a leave-in conditioner. It's truly a styling product that will make your hair look luscious. CAUTION: People will want to touch your hair after you use this product. *cues Solange*

These products work well together because they all serve a different purpose. The Super Gro is great for my hair, while the Mint Almond Oil is best suited for my scalp. Depending on the style, I like the way the Super Gro and the Mint Almond Oil work together in my hair.  The leave-in conditioner is  necessary every time I do my hair. Whereas the double butter cream is only necessary for certain types of styles. 

Please remember that my favorite products are ever-changing. Over the years, products that worked for me at one point are no longer effective for reasons unknown to me, which is why I'm always open to trying new products. If you watch my hair videos, you'll see different products come and go. However, the exception is the Shea Moisture Leave-in Conditioner. 

If you have any questions about these products, please leave a comment or ask me on Instagram. Hopefully, this has introduced you to at least one new product that you're interested in trying. Until next time, stay beYOUtiful, keep life sweet, and never stop feeding your soul. -xo