I started making a list of things I’d like to do, here in the US and around that world; there is a mix of exciting things that will test my resolves along with things that I’ve always wanted to see or do.
My curly hair & I have had a love/hate relationship for 28 years and it finally stood up to me about all the abuse it’s endured over the years. I’m half-black and half-white, so my curls don’t follow a set guideline for care. Follow along as I figure out how to tame this biracial mop on top of my head!
Having the right products, tools and accessories can make a HUGE difference when you’re starting off your curly hair journey.
Though there are a lot of curly gadgets you can buy, and they’ll all seem like a valid purchase, but the truth is you probably need way less than you think to grow your hair healthy. I’m all about ballin’ on a budget, so if you want to show off what your curls can do, it’s important to have the right tools without blowing up your wallet.
When I first decided to embrace my curly hair and transition to my natural hair, I kept coming across terms I had never heard before and repeatedly had to look up, so I thought I’d put it together in a nice little glossary for any newbies that are transitioning to natural!
Almost every travel blogger will tell you that you can pack as many bags as you want but at the end of the day, what you bring is less important than having an amazing trip and making a billion memories. Focus more on creating an experience filled with adventure, love, and making new friends, not luggage.
If you’re looking for an easy, Italian inspired dinner that you can just toss in the oven & go, this can be combined with a variety of veggie or potato recipes for a single sheet pan dinner! I usually make this chicken alongside my yummy Lipton baked potatoes and roasted broccoli for extra crunchy goodness.