Monday, June 14, 2010
Off Center Mohawk
My twin stepdaughters had the cutest style done by their auntie, so I copied it and added my own spin of course! Now we've got triplets! I washed and conditioned Kurly T's hair with Organix Coconut Milk and HEHH (our old faithfuls). I used Giovanni's Direct Leave In as a moisturizer and oiled her scalp with our oil mix (tea tree EO, peppermint EO, rosemary EO, coconut, grapeseed, and almond oils) and sealed the ends with coconut oil. I put her hair in 10 medium braids to stretch and dry overnight. The next day I styled with Bee Mine Luscious Moisturizer and Curly Butter, then spritz with Bee Mine Juicy Daily Moisturizer. We have been getting 2 week hair using the Bee Mine products. These have definitely become styling staples. I used rainbow pony beads in the back and butterfly beads for the bangs. We hope you likey!!
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CUTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery Cute!! FYI one of the best ways to figure out texture (at least the best way I have figured out and I have 8 AA girls with natural hair), it to look at her hair when it is wet. Once it is soaked down, pick up a small layer on the top of her head where it flat(ter) and try to form curls. If it forms ringlets then it is more 3c/4a. If the hair doesn't form ringlets easier it is more 4b/4c.
ReplyDeleteI think her hair is probably more 3c.4a based on the length. My 2 daughters with 4b/4c have difficulties with breakage and the oldest's hair barely reaches her shoulders and she is 15, my other 4b/4c daughter is only 3 so it hasn't had much time to grow.
My other 6 daughters all have a mixture of 3c/4a/4b thoughout their hair. Most of their hair reaches somewhere between their shoulders and "hiney". Even my other 3 year old's hair reaches past her shoulders.
So cute! Good job mom!
ReplyDeleteAww that picture with all the girls in so cute!
ReplyDeleteLove it!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! Nice job!
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