It has taken over two years and I’m just now getting comfortable with wash day routine for Harper. I have Peyton’s hair down because hers is similar to mine. Harper’s thick hair has thrown me for a loop! I quickly learned no two heads of hair are alike. Harper’s hair is totally different from Peyton’s hair. Peyton’s hair is soft, curly and easy to detangle. Harper’s hair is thick,…
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Dove DermaCare Scalp Dryness & Itch Relief Shampoo and Conditioner. I love me some protective hairstyles. I switch my hairstyles up from weaves to braids to crochet hair. Protective styles are low-maintenance, protect your natural hair and keep you looking good on the go. Protective styles may be low-maintenance, but you still have to take care of…
We all know that edges ain’t loyal. I lost all my edges (and more) after I had Harper about a year and a half ago. You can read about it HERE. I’m happy to report that my edges have returned *praise break*. It was a long journey of trying to cover up my bald spots without wearing a wig. I did try rocking a wig once but I kept…
This post is sponsored by SoCozy. Thoughts and opinions are my own. When Harper was a newborn I noticed that she had a lot of dry and flaking skin on her forehead. I just figured it was dry and added some ointment. On Harper’s next doctor’s visit, I brought it up. After examination, the doctor discovered that Harper had craddle cap. With all of Harper’s hair, how would I…
Crochet hair styles are my new thing. I didn’t think there could be a more stylish and convenient way to wear my hair outside of a weave but I’ve found it. Latched + Hooked has helped me get through some tough times with my hair dealing with postpartum hair loss (HERE). I’m happy to be rocking Latched + Hooked latest addition to the family, the Twist-Out Curl. The styles that I can…