The Natural Hair Journey

Spring 2011 is offically here! What next? Color, color, color your hair.

This Spring, spring on a new color in your hair. Feel good about yourself!

Eat well and work out.

If you decide to color your hair, use professional color because it has less ammonia than the boxed colors. Try henna if you want to go all natural.

The beauty about color is that, you can always change it back to your original color, thats what we did here.

Deep condition your hair to hydrate your cuticles.

Renew yourself with color, and have fun!

Colors that are hot this season: Lighter browns, streaks of blond or golden brown, and red browns are in.

What will you do?

 

Kirigo

Your Natural Hair Coach

 

Kirigo

Your Natural Hair Coach

Making Subtle Changes with Hair Color

Here is one of my clients who wanted a change from her winter look to something subtle for Spring.

I recommend we move her natural black hair to a lighter shade of brown, with a few highlights. So as the summer sun changes her color naturally, the new color would compliment the season.

She had never colored her hair before, but she was so happy with the results. It has moved her from a serious look to a more playful look.

She says her friends and family love it as well. She finds herself, more open to wearing colorful clothing. Her hair color has helped her, get the change she was looking for, and she is pleased with her decision.

What do you think?

Kirigo

Your Natural Hair Coach

Baltimore Natural Hair Expo 2011, March 26th and 27th, 2011

If you love natural hair, or thinking of going natural, this is the place to be.

Learn about new products, new looks, new vendors, new stylists and much more.

Kirigo

Your Natural Hair Coach

Baltimore Natural HairCare 2011

The Exodus II

Can Sisterlocks be Colored and Retighted all in the same Day?

The answer to that question, is YES!

 

 

 

 

                                                                                                                                            However, there are a few things that must be put into consideration:

• The Sister locks must be mature or at least well settled, so they will not slip out
• Avoid bleaching Sister locks because they get weak and begin to shed or break
• Color first then re tighten after washing the color off
• Always condition the Sister locks after coloring to avoid dryness

Make sure your stylist is licensed, and has the knowledge of color, and it's  after care. This protects you from a lot of unnecessary hassles, and from irreversible damage to your hair.

Remember to always follow up with a deep conditioner, which restores moisture to your cuticles, and avoids extreme dryness to the hair.

 

Kirigo

Your Natural Hair Coach