BROWN SUGA: A LITTLE INFLUENCE CAN GO A LONG WAY

Saturday, September 4, 2010

A LITTLE INFLUENCE CAN GO A LONG WAY

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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