Post About my transition and journey through embracing my natural hair.
Category: Hair + Health
Everything You Need to Know About Installing Senegalese Twists
So, you guys are fully aware that I’m natural and have undergone a long process of learning to love my kinks. I wouldn’t call myself a connoisseur of protective styles, although I love them and typically use one about once or …
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Why You Need Senita Workout Gear in Your Closet
We’ve all been there. Great workout gear that fits well AND feels comfortable (jackpot, right?). BUT there’s never anywhere to put our keys. Or our phone. Or our chapstick. Or any other slight but important practical gear while embarking on …
The Pads & Tampons Every Woman Must Try
Since the original publication of this post, LOLA launched Sex by Lola, a line of organic condoms, feminine wipes, and lubricant (that’s sensitive and won’t compromise the integrity of condoms or other items). This is just one step in their …
African Black Soap Skincare Update!
Greetings everyone! So a little over 3 weeks ago (where has the time gone??) I introduced you to my new skincare routine, which involves African Black Soap, followed by Thayer’s toner, sunscreen, and whipped shea butter. In the time since …
My Trip to Austin!!!!
Hellloooooooo. It has been a minute, and for good reason. I’m excited to fill you in on some of my excursions from the past month! You may remember that I was participating in the Burnout challenge sponsored by Gwee Gym …
Grow Healthy Type 4 Hair
This past week was my second nappiversary — the anniversary of my big chop! Two years of being fully natural. While 2015 was the year of the Crochet Braids, 2016 was the year of the Marley Twists. I’m hoping this …
Make Running Easy
I have never regretted a run. I've been sore, hurt, pained. But I've never regretted it. Isn't that what healthy living is like? in 2017, why don't we do more of the things we never regret?
Why Crochet Braids Are Poppin
Before I returned to my natural hair I thought it was strange that so many girls would choose to go natural and then cover their hair with wigs, weaves, braids and the like. It seemed so pointless—why chop off all your …
Celebrating My First Nappiversary!
Tomorrow is one year since I big chopped! I can’t believe that much time has passed since I stood in my dorm room and took scissors to my stringy locks. While the experience was completely exhilarating and freeing (some type …
14 Things That Happen When You Go Natural
No, I did not cut my hair. It’s called shrinkage, which is a sign of healthy hair. I can wear my hair in a million ways per week. Get at me.
