Guest Blogger - CurlyNikki

Jan 27

Is Cosmetics Chemistry ‘Real Science’?

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 3 Comments

NaturallyCurly.com's Curl Chemist writes:I share the frustrations of many of you when it comes to understanding hair products and how hair responds to them. Entirely too often it seems to me that luck or fate have more to do with the mythical condition known as “a good hair day” than anything else. Of course, as a scientist, I know that…

Sep 12

5 Principles for Transitioning your Hair and your Life

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 10 Comments

by GG of Peace Love and Pretty Things"Don't you know that,Patience is a virtue (yes it is),And life is a waiting gamedon't you know that,peace must be nurtured..."~Seasons Change by Corinne Bailey RaeTransition is the movement, passage or change from one position or state to another. The concept of transitioning reverberates throughout this blog in reference to my hair and…

Jan 27

10 Rules to Control Your Product Addiction

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 24 Comments

by Lisa of Lisa Is For LoveWhen I decided to stop chemically processing my hair 2 years ago, I ran through a good amount of products searching for "THE ONE" that would make my hair act right. Woe to the newly natural diva that is trying to find just the right product combination that makes her hair smell like roses,…

Jul 15

Self-Concept Thursday

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 25 Comments

Epiphaniesby GG of Peace, Love and Pretty Things I think I'm just about over rushing through my life trying to get what someone else has. Trying to feel the way I think someone else feels based on my own distant perception of their life. I'm over missing out on the me that is now in constant pursuit of happily ever…

Sep 12

Hair Drying Time- Cutting it in Half

By CURLYNIKKI Curly Nikki 5 Comments

Tonya McKay Becker of Naturallycurly.com writes:Taking great care of our delicate curly tresses seems to introduce the occasional (okay, frequent) dilemma into our daily routines. One particular problem is that of sopping wet hair and what to do with it. It is possible to protect your hair from thermal damage by avoiding the use of hair dryers, and frizz can…