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Join Our Waist Length Hair in 2 Years Challenge

Waist Length in 2 Years Challenge Guidelines * End date to reach waist length is April 5th, 2012 * For this to be a feasible goal for you, it's best that your starting length is at least shoulder length stretched (and that from there you have about 12 in or less till you hit WL) * Don't think you'll make WL in 2 years and still want to join? You can still join :D Just state what your goal length will be. * Share your plan of action to attain this goal (it doesn't have to be set in stone or "permanent" as I'm sure some things may change as your hair gets longer) * Progress updates will be submitted and posted every 4 months (starting from this April) so first update will be in August. * Progress updates will entail a length check pic (can be a straightened or stretched hair shot) and brief summary of what you are doing/trying and what you are learning. Leave a comment to join. For those who want to, email me at milan@agrlcanmac

Fine Natural Hair, Don't Care 2nd Edition Now Available

I talked about it forever and now it's finally available! The 2nd Edition of my e-book, Fine Natural Hair, Don't Care is now available at Amazon for purchase! You can purchase HERE or click on the picture of the book on side bar, to the right, to be taken to the Amazon website. You do not need an Amazon Kindle in order to read the book. If you have an iPad or another brand tablet, you can download the free Kindle reader app and read the book through the app. If you have the Kindle Unlimited subscription, you can read it for free. I asked for constructive criticism from the 1st edition, you all spoke and I listened. You all unanimously asked for pictures to be included so pictures were added and I also added additional topics like using henna to help thicken and fortify fine natural hair and heat styling tips for fine natural hair. I also included more helpful resources at the end of the book to check out. The book was completed before I cut my hair so there aren't

Mixtress Chronicles: Shea Butter Souffle Recipe

So most of you know, my hair is too fine for butters. It results in greasy hair for me; it's not a good look. My hair loves (lotion or) cream consistency products though. I learned of a shea butter souffle recipe from KeetaRay's blog : 2 parts Coconut oil 1/2 part Shea butter 1/2 part Castor oil For all the newbie mixers, there are different ways that you could mix this. You could melt the shea butter, add the other 2 oils, and then let it cool and solidify. You all know from my other shea butter mixes (used mostly on my body) that I like to whip the shea butter first, add everything else one by one and then whip it all together. Now it wouldn't be me if I didn't want to "tweek" this recipe to my liking. I want to call mine "Koils n Kream: moisture sealer". Dope, right? You all know I gotta put my own spin on stuff. So here's how I would mix mine: 2 parts Coconut oil (ooo, or maybe coconut cream? hmm...) 1/2 part Shea butter 1/2 part

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