Cultured in Media

Want to try something cute, quick, and easy to do? Well, this may work better for you than it did for me. I tried this previously and it came out perfect, but this time, it was a major fail, but I did find a way to make it still look cute and wearable in public. Check out this before picture... The hair is not combed after washing the day before. I had just worn it in a top bun the day prior. Me and my hair have this love/hate type of relationship. One minute it is the best in the world and the next, the most annoying thing ever. So since it was one of those "annoying" moments, I decided to do SOMETHING with it.  I decided to do six mini buns (wraparound buns also known as bantu knots). I gathered the products. Products Used: Peppermint Oil. Jamaican Black Castor Oil Garnier Whole Blends Leave in Conditioner Lottabody Setting Lotion Eco-Styler Hold & Shine Moisture Mist by Shea Moisture I mixed the Peppermint Oil and JBCO together and applied to ...

Okay, well maybe I just have a big forehead. Anyhow, rather it is thin edges, receding hairline, or just a plain big ole' forehead, I plan on getting some thick edges and narrowing that space between my eyebrows and hairline. How do I plan to do that? Good question. The honest answer is, I do not know how I will accomplish that but I am DETERMINED to make it happen at whatever cost. Now I am going to upload a picture, I don't want you to be scared because I do not have anything on my face, and I am dressed for bed. So be warned.... If you notice, my edges are not the thickest that they should be, and also not as much of my forehead is covered with baby hair. My goal is to get nice thick edges like the images below. Now the above images are my goal edges. Nice, laid, and thick. What I am going to try to do is use jbco every night and massage it into my hairline. Not going to pull my hair back tight. Going to stop tying head scarf tightly, and lastly giving it s...