Sassy Southern Curls

Check out this recent video I did for ladies who reently did the big chop.  Make sure you scroll down to see the resources I include below the video. Natural Hair Dictionary: http://urbanbushbabes.com/natural-dictionary/ Natural Hair Journey App: https://hairjournalapp.wordpress.com/ __________________________________________ Hair Products:  Kwench Dale Moisturizing Spray Jane Carter Revitalizing Spray Cream of Nature Leave In Spray Cantu Leave In Conditioner Conditioning Repair Cream Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie Shea Moisture Leave In Conditioner  Oyin Honey Hair Dew Great oils for 4b/4c hair: grapeseed oil, olive oil, carrot oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, avocado oil, tea tree oil, peppermint oil, rosemary oil Coconut oil as a prepoo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcUSSdFxZBY Denman brush: http://www.amazon.com/Denman-Medium-Styling-Brush-Nylon/dp/B003YFG6VK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1438294805...

Let me me tell yall something!! I have had so much fun over the last five years styling my hair. Natural hair is the most versatile hair there is. Don't get it confused. We can do so much with our hair if using the correct technique and product. I've worn perm rod sets, flexi rods, braid outs, twist outs, afros and loose two strand twists.. You name it...I've done it!! Don't believe me then check out the pic below. And also check out this video of some of the many styles I've worn: 

This Spring I attended two hair events in the valley. After speaking to numerous women it became very clear that a lot of naturals still have no idea what to do with their hair. I know it can be difficult with all of the info out there.  Everyone is a YouTube hair guru. Everyone is a subject matter expert on hair. Well I'm gonna tell ya...YOU should be the expert on your hair. I mean you've had it the longest right? You really need to take the time to learn about your hair. More importantly, what works best for your lifestyle. I've listed below some tips for those thinking about going natural or currently transitioning. 1. Develop a healthy hair routine. This is perhaps the most important tip. Developing a healthy hair routine means learning how to properly cleanse, moisturize, detangle, condition, and protect your hair. This also means not doing something that will counteract your hair health. For example, you may want to cut down heat usage if your already ha...