The wash day routine is one aspect of natural hair maintenance that I know a lot of naturals dread.
Crochet Braid Style Review: Sensationnel 50′ Samba Twist Braid Crochet Twists
Summer is right around the corner and you know what that means? It’s going to be hot. 🙂 That’s the truth, but it also means you’re about to be flooded with box braids, faux locs,and so many other protective styles all across your social media. So why not kick it off with something ridiculously affordable and easy to do like these crochet twists I knocked out in 3 hours for less than $10.
Exhibit A, B, & C all the way to Z
These crochet twists cost me a total of $8 dollars. Like Drake I tell no lies (well in his “No Lies” song at least). I purchased 6 packs of Sensationnel Samba Twists crochet twists for a total of $12, but I only ended up using 4 packs. If you don’t have a big calabash of a noggin like me then you might even use less.Wait lady! Explain the $8 price for these bomb crochet twists please?
Of course! I purchased this hair from Samsbeauty.com on a Buy One Get One Free Deal. The price at the time for each pack was 3.99. So when you calculate it all the four packs that I used cost $8 total! Samsbeauty typically has this hair in a BOGO free deal, but the price fluctuates between 3.99 and 4.99.The “catch”?
I honestly think the reason this hair is so inexpensive is because of it’s really frizzy texture (as you’ll see in the video). However, your “trash” or “treasure” perception of this hair is really dependent on the look you’re going for. I really love the look of old, frizzy extensions, but I don’t always want to wait for my style to get that phase. Usually by the time it gets to that phase I’m ready to move on to the next style. So yeah. It’s all about the vibe and style you’re going for with this hair.How long will it last?
It really depends on how well you take care of the style. If you tie it down nightly, then it just might could last for 3-4 weeks, but if you’re reckless and sleeping on it with no bonnet (*raises hand) then 2 -3 weeks. Overall I really loved the style and just might buy two more packs to get ready to install it in the summer. It definitely gives me the grunge, idgaf, “I’m a Boss Like Rihanna” vibe that I love to drown my self in from time to time. 🙂 Hope this little review helps and you enjoy the video.Luv,Mika
Natural Hair Extensions: How to Color feat. Xotica Hair
Spring has always been an inspiration to change and also to try something new. Changing up my
How to Flat Twist and Curl Kinky Natural Hair feat. Kinky Tresses
There’s a HUGE misconception that 4c hair just cannot hold a curl
Detangling 4c Natural Hair with the Kareco Tangle Buster
Yall I remember the days when I use to struggle with my natural hair. Although I’ve been natural all my life, I still had a learning period once I stopped letting my mom do my own hair. I use to detangle my hair with a regular comb and that is a huge natural hair mistake considering my hair density and type 4 (mostly 4c) natural hair type. Fast forward a solid 9 years, and managing my hair is cake with strawberry filling…and sprinkles.
I’ve figured out what the best conditioners for detangling my natural hair are and have found detangling tools that make the process even better. However I still like to peruse the hair care aisles of regular stores and beauty supply stores to see what else is out there. On one of my recent trips to Walmart, I came across the Kareco Tangle Buster detangling brush and I just had to try it out and share my thoughts on it with you.
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See why it’s good  to support your girl by subscribing? You get to “try” products without spending them coins! See how the Kareco Tangle Buster detangling brush stood up (or not) to my kinky natural hair in this video.
See more articles about detangling your natural hair here, here, and here.
Kinky Tresses Start to Finish Twistout & Product Review
I think it’s safe to say that I’ve mastered twistouts on my kinky, nappy (if you may)