AFRiCAN PRIDE

Have you all tried African Pride hair care? It’s so good for thirsty curls! My 4c hair has a hard time retain moisture but this does the trick. Their products are also super affordable but perform better than a lot of high end brands. AFRiCAN PRIDE - Hold & Cover Edges AFRiCAN PRIDE - Coconut Milk & Honey Leave-In Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Prep & Leave-In Moisture Butter AFRiCAN PRIDE - Take Down Moisture & Detangling Masque AFRiCAN PRIDE - Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream

Have you all tried African Pride hair care? It’s so good for thirsty curls! My 4c hair has a hard time retain moisture but this does the trick. Their products are also super affordable but perform better than a lot of high end brands. AFRiCAN PRIDE - Hold & Cover Edges AFRiCAN PRIDE - Coconut Milk & Honey Leave-In Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Prep & Leave-In Moisture Butter AFRiCAN PRIDE - Take Down Moisture & Detangling Masque AFRiCAN PRIDE - Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream

Have you all tried African Pride hair care? It’s so good for thirsty curls! My 4c hair has a hard time retain moisture but this does the trick. Their products are also super affordable but perform better than a lot of high end brands. AFRiCAN PRIDE - Hold & Cover Edges AFRiCAN PRIDE - Coconut Milk & Honey Leave-In Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Prep & Leave-In Moisture Butter AFRiCAN PRIDE - Take Down Moisture & Detangling Masque AFRiCAN PRIDE - Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream

Have you all tried African Pride hair care? It’s so good for thirsty curls! My 4c hair has a hard time retain moisture but this does the trick. Their products are also super affordable but perform better than a lot of high end brands. AFRiCAN PRIDE - Hold & Cover Edges AFRiCAN PRIDE - Coconut Milk & Honey Leave-In Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Prep & Leave-In Moisture Butter AFRiCAN PRIDE - Take Down Moisture & Detangling Masque AFRiCAN PRIDE - Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream

Have you all tried African Pride hair care? It’s so good for thirsty curls! My 4c hair has a hard time retain moisture but this does the trick. Their products are also super affordable but perform better than a lot of high end brands. AFRiCAN PRIDE - Hold & Cover Edges AFRiCAN PRIDE - Coconut Milk & Honey Leave-In Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Prep & Leave-In Moisture Butter AFRiCAN PRIDE - Take Down Moisture & Detangling Masque AFRiCAN PRIDE - Shea Butter & Flaxseed Oil Curling Cream

My hair journey is something that means a lot to me. As a child I was always known to have hair so long it reached the middle of my back. Whether my hair was curly, straight, braided or in twists it generated a lot of talk. That’s why when I went natural and lost basically all the length that I somewhat had it was such a shocker. I was natural as a child before I began to get a relaxer at around 3rd grade. It was needed since my mom had just gotten over breast cancer for a second time and my long thick curls were too much for her to take care of. My hair still retained its length, even as I went into middle school but once I hit 9th grade I’d realized something. My length was gone. Now I will say SOOOO many hair mistakes were made when I began doing my own hair in high school. I put too much heat to it, I manipulated it too much, and I didn’t care about my strands enough. I honestly don’t know at what point I realized I wanted to go natural but at the end of my sophomore year I did. My mother who is a very traditional black woman when it comes to hair made it crystal clear there was no way in hell I was getting the big chop I wanted. Because of this I was forced to transition over. I vividly remember the first product I used as a natural being SheaMoisture - Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie this served a good purpose since my number one goal at the time was curl definition. I don’t mind that as much anymore because I have come to terms with the fact that my hair type is NOT loose curls. Since quarantine that goal has changed. My goal I’m March went from “how do I get my hair to curl” to “okay how do I retain length and keep my hair healthy” and I knew my answer. Braids. I’ll be the one to say I absolutely LOVE braids but I HATE getting them professionally done for so many reasons. The main one being when my scalp gets too dirty the braids gotta go. That is a problem when braids cost 100 and I’m over them in a month 🗿. This pushed me to doing my own braids minus the braiding hair. Every two-three weeks I take my braids out, condition my dry dirty hair, wash the conditioner out, wash my hair, deep condition, and prep my hair for braids. Sometimes I blow dry my hair before I braid it (because I want the length😗) and sometimes I just braid my coily hair as is. This has helped keep my hair healthy and grow it all quarantine. These are the products I’ve used: AFRiCAN PRIDE - Olive Miracle Anti-Breakage Leave-in Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Olive Miracle Anti-Breakage Growth Oil DOO GRO - Mega Thick Hair Oil ECOCO - Eco Style Argan Oil Gel ECOCO - Eco Style Professional Styling Gel Black Castor & Flaxseed Oil cantu - Argan Oil Leave-In Conditioning Repair aussie - Miracle Moist 3 Minute Miracle with Avocado for Dry Hair Repair Maui MOISTURE - Heal & Hydrate + Shea Butter Hair Mask Aunt Jackie's - Don't Shrink Elongating Curling Gel

My hair journey is something that means a lot to me. As a child I was always known to have hair so long it reached the middle of my back. Whether my hair was curly, straight, braided or in twists it generated a lot of talk. That’s why when I went natural and lost basically all the length that I somewhat had it was such a shocker. I was natural as a child before I began to get a relaxer at around 3rd grade. It was needed since my mom had just gotten over breast cancer for a second time and my long thick curls were too much for her to take care of. My hair still retained its length, even as I went into middle school but once I hit 9th grade I’d realized something. My length was gone. Now I will say SOOOO many hair mistakes were made when I began doing my own hair in high school. I put too much heat to it, I manipulated it too much, and I didn’t care about my strands enough. I honestly don’t know at what point I realized I wanted to go natural but at the end of my sophomore year I did. My mother who is a very traditional black woman when it comes to hair made it crystal clear there was no way in hell I was getting the big chop I wanted. Because of this I was forced to transition over. I vividly remember the first product I used as a natural being SheaMoisture - Coconut & Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie this served a good purpose since my number one goal at the time was curl definition. I don’t mind that as much anymore because I have come to terms with the fact that my hair type is NOT loose curls. Since quarantine that goal has changed. My goal I’m March went from “how do I get my hair to curl” to “okay how do I retain length and keep my hair healthy” and I knew my answer. Braids. I’ll be the one to say I absolutely LOVE braids but I HATE getting them professionally done for so many reasons. The main one being when my scalp gets too dirty the braids gotta go. That is a problem when braids cost 100 and I’m over them in a month 🗿. This pushed me to doing my own braids minus the braiding hair. Every two-three weeks I take my braids out, condition my dry dirty hair, wash the conditioner out, wash my hair, deep condition, and prep my hair for braids. Sometimes I blow dry my hair before I braid it (because I want the length😗) and sometimes I just braid my coily hair as is. This has helped keep my hair healthy and grow it all quarantine. These are the products I’ve used: AFRiCAN PRIDE - Olive Miracle Anti-Breakage Leave-in Conditioner AFRiCAN PRIDE - Olive Miracle Anti-Breakage Growth Oil DOO GRO - Mega Thick Hair Oil ECOCO - Eco Style Argan Oil Gel ECOCO - Eco Style Professional Styling Gel Black Castor & Flaxseed Oil cantu - Argan Oil Leave-In Conditioning Repair aussie - Miracle Moist 3 Minute Miracle with Avocado for Dry Hair Repair Maui MOISTURE - Heal & Hydrate + Shea Butter Hair Mask Aunt Jackie's - Don't Shrink Elongating Curling Gel