Curl to Curl - CurlyNikki

Jan 27

The Best Tool for Detangling and Curl Definition

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 32 Comments

Leeza writes:I have a question about hair detangling and curl definition. I dislike the Tangle Teezer and Denman Brush due to them both ripping and breaking off my hair (4a/4b/4c). However, I loved the curl definition they both offered. Are there any other tools out there that can give me curl definition without the breakage? Thanks in advance.CN Says:Them 10…

Sep 12

How Should I ‘Go Natural’? What are the Rules?

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 18 Comments

by Kurlybella of Kisforkinky Kashmir asks: I just found this site and I absolutely LOVE it. All of the sisters on here are beautiful and all of the cute natural hair style’s I’ve been seeing are making me want to switch up my hair even more! I currently have a perm, and I’ve been contemplating going natural for a long…

Dec 19

Natural Hair Sorority- Would You Join?

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 53 Comments

By Dr. Phoenyx Austin When I contemplated going natural, besides online resources, it was also the handful of natural-haired women at my school that served as a great source of information. And though we didn’t have an official natural haired “organization” or “sorority” on campus, I’m so glad I was able to meet and socialize with many of those women.…

Sep 11

Which Protective Style?- Natural Hair Styles

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 22 Comments

Which Protective Style?- Natural Hair Styles Trying to grow your natural hair past shoulder length? Your protective style might be the key, or the culprit. If you’re noticing breakage or stalled growth, even with consistent styling, the issue may not be how often you protective style, but which style you choose and how you care for your hair underneath.…

Jan 27

Is This What JC Penney Thinks of Our Daughters?

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 42 Comments

by Rene Syler of GoodEnoughMother.com Come on now! In just a couple of day, my daughter will head off to high school. She will more than likely follow that with a successful collegiate career, land a good job and be a fine, upstanding citizen. Over the past decade and a half, I have been steadily reinforcing the idea (in her…