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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Today's Hair: August 27th




It was a New Day, New 'do kind of day. I had a messy bun yesterday that I shaped into something resembling a bow or Minnie Mouse ears - depending on who you ask, and I just didn't feel like walking around like that today. And I had some style inspiration - one of my co-workers had a a really pretty set of French braids, I have seen all kinds of braided bangs lately and there was a faux short hair cut I've seen that I fell in love with - if I find it again, I'll do a hair inspiration post on it...Anyway, I think all of that was on my mind when I came up with the style above.

1) I started by adding some oil and leave in conditioner to my stretched hair, and combing through the ends (they were a little tangled from my Bantus over the weekend).

2) I sectioned off a little more than 1/4 of my hair (a part from about the center of my head to over to my left ear, and from the center of my head toward my nose) to form a bang.

3) I combed through that section and did one large flat-twist across the front of the section toward my left ear and twisted the hanging ends. I took the hanging twist, brought the end toward the right side of my head, and pinned it into a circular bang. 

4) I took the rest of my hair, and flat twisted it from the right side of my head toward the left. When the twist reached just behind my left ear, I put the hair into a ponytail, and twisted the ends. 

5) I took the now single twist and pinned it into a circle also. 

Overall it took 5-6 minutes, but it looks nice, and it's a protective style that can last for several days to a week.   


Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Product Review: Obia Natural Haircare

I did another brief video product review on Obia Natural Haircare's products. I purchased the sampler pack at the World Natural Hair Show, and decided to try the products on my loose natural hair. My hair was stretched and dry when I used a combination of the Curl Enhancing Custard, Curl  Hydration Spray, and Curl Moisture Cream. I first sprayed with the Hydration Spray, then did a layer of Curl Moisture Cream, then Custard to do a flat twist/two-strand twist combo on my hair.

Overall it felt moisturized, which is the purpose of both the spray and cream. I'm going to have to try the Curl Enhancing Custard while doing  a wash-n-go or to smooth down my edges, to see if I think it works as advertised.

Here are a few photos from the twisting and untwisting phase:


 To purchase the products here is a link to the Obia site.