Welcome to my little slice of the internet! Here, I share all the ins and outs of my healthy hair journey. Hope that you enjoy it.
My hair:
Currently: 2 years post relaxer, ~6 months natural
Last Relaxer: April 24, 2015
'Big Chop': November 5, 2016
Current Length: shoulder length (when stretched)
Needing: nothing
Wanting: Nothing
Deep conditioners are one of my favorite types of hair products to purchase. For me, a great deep conditioner helps set my hair on right track. Deep conditioning can make or break my hair routine. Lately, my beloved Hairveda Sitrinillah…
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Price: NGN 2,400 / NGN 4,400 Size: 3.5 ounces & 7 ounces Availability: It is available on the Natural Nigerian website. Natural Nigerian products are also stocked in various shops and salons throughout Nigeria. You can contact them via email…
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If you spent any time on this blog, you may already know that I don’t really like going to salons. It’s not that I don’t like other people doing my hair. Don’t let the blog name fool you. My salon…
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In case you missed it, Nigeria is in an economic recession. The cost of many goods has increased. In many cases, the increase is quite dramatic. Hair products are not exempt. With the economic changes, many people are looking to…
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Last year, Curly Nikki teamed up with Dark and Lovely/SoftSheen Carson to release her second book, ‘When Good Hair Goes Bad’. It is still available for download on the Soft-Sheen Carson website. Book Length 7 chapters, 157 pages Cost Free…
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Ewami Essentials is a skin and hair care brand based out of Ibadan. Previously, I reviewed one of their skincare products, the cleansing honey. This review focuses on two of their hair care products: the detangling mist and the coconut oil….
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I’m very big on supporting Nigerian brands. So, when Ewami Essentials reached out to me to review some of their products, I was pretty excited. Ewami Essentials is a skin and hair care brand based out of Ibadan. They also have a…
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