happygirlhair.com

[mk]

is gone! I'm so depressed!! Does anyone know of any other blogs that deal with how to do AA hair? I read that blog all the time a couple years ago, but I've forgotten everything I ever learned.

[ct]

honestly, i think the best thing you can do is find a salon in your area that would be willing to teach you once you get a placement.

I get annoyed with "AA hair" instructions b/c its not like all black people have the same hair - I've got 3 black kids with 3 very different hair types. They all use different products and styling tools. Websites didnt help me nearly as much as bringing them each to a hair stylist and having her tell me exactly what is best for each of them.

And here's the most important rule: when in doubt, moisturize!

[mk]

But CT, I want to plan every single thing I will ever do with/for our children RIGHT NOW! Don't take that away from me! lol

[eratmama]

I've been looking at these sites, given to me by a friend.

yahoo [e-mail]
chocolatehairvanillacare.com blog w/videos
keepmecurly.com
beadsbraidsbeyond.blogspot.com
tweenyhair.blogspot.com
curlynikki.com
naturallycurly.com



Said friend also lent me a manequin head to practice.

But, really, mandy, those first bunch of days, you're just doing whatever their hair was when they came. Re-do the twists or ponies or whatever.

[mk]

May 31, 2012 8:57:26 GMT -5 eratmama said:

I've been looking at these sites, given to me by a friend.

yahoo [e-mail]
chocolatehairvanillacare.com blog w/videos
keepmecurly.com
beadsbraidsbeyond.blogspot.com
tweenyhair.blogspot.com
curlynikki.com
naturallycurly.com



Said friend also lent me a manequin head to practice.

But, really, mandy, those first bunch of days, you're just doing whatever their hair was when they came. Re-do the twists or ponies or whatever.

Thanks! I just hafta research!!!