BROWN SUGA: BROWN SUGA: BACK TO OUR ROOTS!!!!!

Saturday, September 4, 2010

BROWN SUGA: BACK TO OUR ROOTS!!!!!: "OKAY LADIES, I'M SERIOUSLY FEELING AFRICAN PRINTS AND BOLD LOUD COLORS THIS SEASON FROM ANIMAL PRINTS TO EVEN IKAT PRINTS. THIS WILL INSURE ..."

NATURAL TIPS

OKAY MY BEAUTIFUL NATURALIST, MANY MAY HAVE HEARD OF THE INFAMOUS BAKING SODA DEEP CONDITIONER AND IF NOT; IT'S AN MIXTURE OF BAKING SODA, YOUR FAVORITE CONDITIONER , AND OIL (OPTIONAL). IT'S SAID TO LEAVE YOUR HAIR NICE AND MOISTURIZED WITHOUT THE FRIZZINESS THAT OUR HAIR CAN BECOME WITH A LITTLE HUMIDITY. IT'S ALSO SAID TO BE A GREAT ALTERNATE FOR YOUR HAIR IF YOU WANTED THE EFFECT OF A TEXTURIZER. I HAVE SEEN THE RESULTS OF IT BUT HAVEN'T PERSONALLY USED IT MYSELF. TO MAKE THIS CONDITIONER THE DIRECTION ARE AS FOLLOWED:
HALF CUP OF BAKING SODA
1 CUP FAVORITE CONDITIONER OR HAIR
MAYONNAISE
1 TABLESPOON OF OIL ( YOUR CHOICE)

IF ANY OF YOU NATURAL DIVAS OUT THERE HAVE ACTUALLY EXPERIENCED USING THIS CONDITIONER PLEASE COMMENT OR REPLY TO LET US KNOW YOUR OUT COME

Commentary: I Am Not My Hair

You have natural hair, so you're naturally about Black empowerment."

Is it me or does she sound like she's taking someone giving her a compliment about wanting to uplift her black community as a insult. I'm mean really? I could understand if she was simply saying that people shouldn't just minimize a black women uplifting her community with whether or not she has real or fake hair, but to feel your being stereotyped.......hmmmm. Yeah you lost me on this one Essence. I never knew being proud of your culture and heritage was a discrimination. But to each their own

Saturday, September 4, 2010

BROWN SUGA: BACK TO OUR ROOTS!!!!!

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