WHOLE FOODS 365 CONDITIONER

Oh yea, I big chopped on January 1, 2012. We'll talk more about this later.

Back to the topic at hand...

I'm holding a bottle of Whole Foods 365 Conditioner (Fragrance Free)

I decided against using it because it smells like chemicals and I'm not too pleased with the ingredient list. 

I'm trying to minimizing my use of chemical hair products. For the last few months I've been cleansing with castile soap and conditioning with oils. That is it and That is all. Thus far I am happy with my choice.

IT'S ALL A PART OF THE MASTER PLAN

My Glory: I am keeping my hair mostly protected & moisturized. It's growing like a weed! I'm so thankful for my mother's genes. I'll be cutting off my remaining texlaxed hair very soon.

Stacked: I'm starting to see a subtle difference in my shape. Once it's more noticeable, I'll post pictures. I measure my waist bi-weekly and I weigh myself weekly.  Slow & Steady :)

Breath of Me: I am consistently rotating my vitamins and drinking lots of water. However, I do need to start getting more sleep.  ( it's hard to quiet a busy mind)

a force to reckon with

THE NATURAL TREND

Originally when I first went natural it was because I wanted to stand out, I wanted my hair to serve as an additional compliment to my uniqueness but, since natural hair has become the rave, I'm kinda getting over it. Although, I am happy that so many Divas are less dependent on chemicals, stylist, and weaves. I must admit, I miss being the only one is a room with thick-um twist or a big kinky bun. Ah well!

HOMEMADE CONDITIONER

Milk, Oil, Aloe, Eggs 

THREE TIPS

1. Type 4 natural hair requires W_O_R_K some days it'll just act the hell up.

2. Be patient with your hair, whenever you're getting frustrated, just leave it alone

3. Water + Castor Oil + Glycerin + Spray Bottle = Moisture

Well I'm still transitioning and it's still taking forever and a day for my hair to grow

TENDING TO MY MANE

Currently I am transitioning to natural hair. For about 3 years I was a heat free natural haired beauty but, then I got frustrated. My hair got long & the all the coils just locked like the lips horny teens. It was just to much to manage so I….. I texlaxed this madness and although I do enjoy the freedom of having semi-relaxed hair in the end I missed my natural hair. Soooo I'm going back natural. The transitioning process blows but I know that although I love a sexy baldie-a-la-Amber Rose it's just not the right look for me, so I'm opting for the long route.