How I Keep My "4C" Hair Healthy

 

I'm not really big on hair typing.  On the other hand, I do find it helpful when searching for ladies(on YT or Blogs) with the same hair texture as me so I can get some tips and tricks. I would classify my hair as a predominantly "4c" texture especially when it's dry.  If you would like to see my hair wet, with no product click here.

Sick of Protective Styling

So, y'all know that I primarily wear my hair in twists or braids during the week, right? Although they are very convenient, I'm pretty much sick of them. I would like to wear my hair "loose" more often and not just on the weekends. I am afraid of  tangles and knots though. I haven't experienced them(excessively) as of yet, but I know it's a possibility.

Anyway,  I don't really like wearing my hair down often. Even when relaxed, I preferred ponytails and/or buns and  only wore my hair down on weekends. I think I will continue on with the trend mainly because my "down" styles take more time to do in the morning.

Here are a couple ways I have been wearing my hair. Very simple, just how I like it. I'm sticking with buns and ponytails for now

 

 

My ponytail is completely shrunken here. I kind of wanted it this way, so I just put my stretched hair in a pony, wrapped the front then hopped in the shower to let the steam make my hair shrink. 

Some New Things

Hey Y'all. Just wanted to share some recent hair care related purchases.

From left to right:

Misto Spray Bottle- I have been seeing this a lot in videos and wanted to give it a try. Why buy Oil Sheen, filled with crazy ingredients, when you can make your own? So far I like it, but you should only fill with lighter oils. I.e, no castor oil
This bottle cost me $8.00 and was purchased from Marshalls

Vacationing with the Fro - Pt. 2

Hey Y'all! Hope you're doing well! 

I went to Jamaica on a mini-vacation and wanted to share my experience with you. 

Hair care was very simple and the same as before.