More To Come

It's been a long time...

I shouldn't have left you...

Without a dope beat to step to. Step to, step to, step to!!!

Just playing. I've been out of the game for a minute due to an allergy that caused a minor case of hives.

Yikes!!!

Still not 100% sure what caused it but I am narrowing it down. This weekend I hope to make up for lost time on here AND on Hairlista (check out my group on there if you are interested).

More to come soon!

My Favorite Conditioners

This is a blog on my hands down favorite most moisturizing conditioners. I'm talking addiction here!

Now understand that I have used most of these while relaxed, texlaxed, with new growth, and over a year and 1/2 of new growth.

I've co-washed/co-rinsed with them. I've conditioned with them. I've even used them as leave-ins too! So they've been been put to the test.

1) Suave Professionals Almond And Shea Butter: I think this might just be my #1 fav! I just wish they'd sell it by the gallon. I'm long turn transitioning from texlaxed to natural and all of my hair adores this. My hair is still soft a day later from using this. I'm just amazed.

Top Foundation Makeup For Ebony Women

If you are an ebony woman that has been round and round trying to find your perfect shade of foundation then this is the blog for you. Here is my list of top, looks like skin, foundations for women of color.

Before I begin I must stress that it is important to know your skin undertone. While we as a people like to use terms like "red boned" to describe a lighter skinned woman that is not always accurate. A light skinned person like Jennifer Lopez could be more olive or yellow undertoned while Azealia Banks could be way more red in her undertone.

A good way to tell is to turn your wrist so that your palm is facing the sky. Then look at the veins in your wrist.

If your veins look Blue or Purplish Blue then you have cool undertones.
If they look yellow or Olive/Green then you have warm undertones.
If you see both then you are neutral.