Guest Blogger - CurlyNikki

Dec 18

Developing A Signature Look

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by Tammy Goodson of CurlyChics Halle has her pixie cut; Brandy at one time rocked her braids. These looks were almost synonymous with these beautiful women and referred to as their signature look. How is that signature look developed? Is it by accident or by design? The key to owning a distinct style is to enhance and highlight what you…

Sep 11

The Season for Giving

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by Kim Jackson of PeaceLoveandPrettyThings As the season of gratitude that we call Thanksgiving comes to a close, the season for giving—Christmas—comes in on its heels. Amidst thoughts of holiday décor, fine foods, snowy weather and presents under the tree, be reminded to give things that are intangible, like your time and your love. Why not: Volunteer to serve food…

Sep 11

Natural Hair & Back-handed Compliments

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Uh... Thank You? by Bee of ’83toinfinity.com via Three Naturals All too often in the natural hair world, we find ourselves discussing the inevitable topic: Is natural hair suitable for the workplace? As a woman who has worn her hair naturally for over 4 years, and has remained a professional in the traditional corporate and non-profit worlds, I’ve grown somewhat…

Jan 27

Got Happy Ends?- Natural Hair Length Retention

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by Tasha of Just Curlz As curly girls we all know how important it is to keep our scalp healthy and our curls moisturized. But what about our ends? It’s the oldest part of our hair and the part that we must concentrate on for length retention. Our hair only grows an average of 1/2 inch every month, so we…

Dec 18

Natural Hair Rules – Made to be Broken?

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Tammy Goodson of CurlyChics Growing up, there were particular rules specifically for girls; cross your legs when seated, especially when wearing a dress, shave your legs, etc., you know, “ladylike” rules that every girl should know. For the most part I consider myself a rule follower, especially amongst my peers; always have been. Not saying I always do the right thing…