Cultured in Media

Oh my goodness, I am so happy to announce the remake of ScaryHairObsession with something that all of us can relate to, other than hair. As woman (and some men) are into more than just hair. We like things like clothes, shoes, our body, skincare, make-up, jewelry, and girl-talk, I'm talking things we always obsess over. So what better way to have it all answered in one place. What is this new site? So I know you are curious as to what this "Her Scary Obsessions" is about right? Not that I haven't mentioned it in the above statement, but it is just basic things we obsess over. I know these are things I am always on Instagram, Google, and Pinterest searching for. This site is not just for women, or black people, or for naturals, this is a site for everyone that is mostly catered towards women of culture. What will this site offer? This site will offer insight into the lives of women. It will provide health tips, recipes, hairstyles, the newest shoes, fitness m...

I know as a woman, one of the most important aspect in our lives revolves around our hair. I mean, I do so much with my hair that I am sure it would ask me to leave it alone indefinitely if the strands could speak. I mean I twirl it, flip it, twist it, braid it, un-braid it, straighten it, wash it out then restraighten, cowash, oil rinse, bun it, don't like the bun so un-bun it, I mean, the struggle is real to keep my hands out of this mane of mine.  Well I discovered that if I leave these strands alone, they will do what they are supposed to to regardless, which is grow in healthy. As you recall, back in early fall, I cut my hair to neck length. It took only a few months for it to grow back to the originally length and just think right now I am, I am scraping my bra once again. I mean I literally did NOTHING with my hair besides for wash once a week, possibly every two weeks depending on my mood, deep conditioned regularly, limited heat use to once a month, and wore my hair eit...

As always, I'm browsing youtube again for different styles for the week. I began going through African hairstyles when I discovered tree braided cornrows. I know what tree braids are, but to have it all in cornrows, I doubt if I want that. The most I would probably do is three but to me, they just do not look "stylish" when put all over the head like that. Maybe it's just me, judge for yourself.

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