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Sep 21

7 Things Every Big Chopper Needs

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by NaturallyChelsea Cutting off all your hair can be the stuff nightmares are made of for most women. Despite that fact, more and more women are big chopping to join team natural. As they should be! Going natural can be the most exhilarating, and according to many women, the best decision one can make. A little preparation will help to…

Sep 21

The Big Chop Survival Guide- 4 Tips to Get You Through it!

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by Ashley Glenn Dear Big Chopper, First, I would like to congratulate you for doing the big chop. It takes a lot of courage and confidence to accept the natural hair that you were born with. I am sure that you have heard mixed reviews about your decision. You have those that absolutely love your haircut and think it is…

Sep 21

Mimi Irvin- “I believe my natural hair is like icing on the cake to my style”

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via Global Couture, LLC My Name is Mimi Irvin “aka” Corporate Chic and creator of MeYE Label Blog. I am a wife, mother of two handsome boys, daughter, friend, and a fashionista that loves to inspire women to be Confident and “Dress the Part, Shop Smart”. How would you describe your style? I would describe my overall style as Modern…

Sep 21

The Big Chop- What to Expect.

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photo source Tamera Mowry Tamera's CurlyNikki.com interview, HERE! by Christina Patrice The second my stylist took a hack at my heat damage and I saw 4+ inches hit the floor, I panicked. I had second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth thoughts about what I was doing. I knew going in that when I emerged from the chair, my hair would…

Sep 21

Going Natural And Having Realistic Expectations

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by West of ConfessionsOfABlogVixen Whether on hair forums or in real life, we have all known someone that has gone natural with unrealistic expectations. Bombarded with imagery of beautiful manes, they completely missed the mark of the role genetics play in ones texture, length, density, and curl pattern. These are often the same women that return to using chemical relaxers…