Guest Blogger - CurlyNikki

Dec 19

Silencing Your Own Worst Critic

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 5 Comments

by Chai of Back to Curly Oddly enough, one of the biggest obstacles I’ve had to face during the early phases of my first BIG CHOP was something far more delicate and difficult to ignore than frequent quips from ignorant family and friends. While those instances are just as important to confront and learn from during the natural hair journey,…

Sep 12

Tame Your Horse, My Curls are Free to Roam

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 28 Comments

by Sheena L. Young of Sheenalashay.com THE TAMING OF THE CURL. That's what I just saw on the front page of the Wall Street Journal. "Oh really," I thought as I grabbed the paper, "Just what do they have to say about a curl and why in the hell does it need to be tamed?" I quickly found the article…

Sep 12

5 Hair Habits That Will Change Your Life

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 6 Comments

Alyssa Hawkins of Naturallycurly writes; Deciding to go natural is only half of the battle. While you might think it is the hardest part, getting your curls to look their best can often be much more difficult and plain frustrating. We want you to have the easiest possible path to loving your curls, so we put together a list of…

Jul 13

Natural Hair Tip of the Week

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 12 Comments

ReignElle's Tip Of The WeekProtect Your Hair Tonight!For the healthiest curls, make sure you are sleeping on a satin pillowcase and/or sleeping with a satin bonnet. They are inexpensive, so buy a couple! You won’t be disappointed.Benefits:Aids in Preventing dry hair - Cotton sucks moisture right out of your hairReduces Frizz- your hair glides along the material rather than be…

Sep 12

Eat Your Veggies, They’re Good for Your Skin!

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki One Comment

Angela Lukach of Naturallcurly writes; Your mother was right...As if you needed yet another reason to eat vegetables, new research shows that your skin actually looks healthier with the glow you get from eating foods rich in carotenoids. Carotenoids are phyto-chemicals that create the orange, red and yellow pigments in many fruits and vegetables. They are mainly involved in the…