Naturalhair Stories

Want to know more about your hair type/texture? Or maybe you want to know how to grow your hair type? Maybe you even want to know how to care for it? Well this is the right book for you my natural Queen ❤️

This is a book dedicated to all of my natural haired sisters. BUT I REP FOR MY TYPE 4 girls ! I'll be talking about my natural hair experiences,and my journey to natural. I will also give hair care tips. There could be rants here and there too. I hope I encourage you along the way, enjoy!

This is our road to natural hair, by @itsyagirl-coco and @therapyasap In this book, we'll be talking about some of the things we do to make our hair better, and other natural hair tips for people who are already natural or wanting to go natural. Being natural is absolutely amazing and we're all about embracing our natural hair. Hope you enjoy :) We'll be doing reviews on products and discussing common problems that most people have with natural hair. We'll be talking about what you're doing wrong and what's good for your hair

Welcome to my guide on all things natural hair. I'll tell your tips and tricks that I've learned during my time as a natural.

This is a book of tips and tricks in order for you to maintain length retention and to keep your hair healthy regardless of texture. Also, leave comments if you have any other suggestions for me or your fellow readers. Let's up each other out!

Tips for natural hair

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"It's warm." She says. Even before I feel the cool water lap at my feet, I know that's not what she's talking about. "What is?" I ask. The sounds of the ocean and the birds finding their spots on the beach was echoing earlier, but now everything almost seems like it's happening way off in the distance. She takes a breath, moving forward and staring at my chest. My fingers flex at my sides and I don't know why at first, not until she wraps her arms around herself. "Today is." To someone else, that might make no sense at all, but I understand what she's saying immediately. I don't know what it is...maybe it's the view, maybe it's the fact that it's just the two of us right now and it's an intimate moment, but I feel that warmth she's talking about, and it spreads through me. Her eyes go to my hand as I reach towards her. She stretches her own out and I tug her closer gently by her hand and just hold her. "Yeah...it's pretty warm today." I say, agreeing. "It's a beautiful day." She nods, moving closer and only hesitating for a moment before leaning her head against my chest and I just know: I'm going to protect Ayana for however long it takes. I don't want to see her hurt again. ~~~ Ayana and Dave first met in sixth grade and were opposites. Dave was cautious while Ayana was bubbly and out there, bright and friendly. She was the new kid and he was intrigued by the girl who smiled so bright. It's senior year in high school now and after being gone at a military academy for three years, Dave is back home. Ayana has changed completely and she's lost that bright smile. With a new year comes new developments; growth, a rekindled friendship and love are a few of them. Life isn't always a smooth ride, but just as there are downs, there are bound to be ups as well. This story is an interracial romance that discusses topics of growth, bullying, and friendship. It is also a bit of a slowburn.

Zoella isn't your average black girl. She isn't thick. She isn't Lightskin. Her hair isn't bone straight. And she wears her hair in its natural state. Everyone made fun of her in high school. Saying things like she isn't "good enough" to be a black girl. But what about when Zoella graduates from College with a PhD in Business and scores an amazing job that pays well enough for her to live her life how she envisioned it. Will all those people that down played her be calling her now? Will she reconnect with a white chocolate high school crush and will he be able to keep up with Zoella's fast pace life style ? Let's find out in How About Now?

(Quick author's note: I was triggered by a sad fanfiction and it made me dream that I saw what you're about to read as a play. This is a short fic.) Josh is unable face the reality that his best friend, Tyler, is gone. That is if it even is reality... (TRIGGER WARNING)

Coming of age story.

Hair loss is a common concern among Indian men, particularly those in their 40s. It's a time when the signs of aging like thinning hair and bald patches begin to appear, and these changes can have a significant emotional and psychological impact.

"Wait what's going on? Where am I?" I frantically say as I regained consciousness. I attempted to sit up as I was in a very uncomfortable position. My body wasn't budging and that's when i saw an unfamiliar man on top of me. Aggressively kissing my neck. "WTF LEAVE ME ALONE" I shouted gripping onto his shirt trying to get his large body off of mine. But there was no point he was too strong. His massive body overpowered mine. I whimpered in pain. "dad?" "Dad?" "DAD! WHERE ARE YOU?" "HELP ME" The strange man slapped my ebony skin and covered my mouth with his huge hand. "I liked you better when you were unconscious" He continued to whisper into my ear saying how this was the best £2500 he's ever spent for a person. What did he mean by that? Was I being bought off? I tried to pinch and scratch his torso but to no avail did he stop kissing my neck. What did I do to deserve this "WHY ME?" With the tears burning my cheek I turned my face away from the man destroying every part of my self. I see my Dad's figure appear into the room. He just stood there not coming to my rescue; not saying a word. He mouthed "Sorry" before walking away from me with the money in his hands. Slamming the door behind him. The three things I had to myself was now gone. My Innocence My Purity And the one man I thought I could count on in this shitty fucked up world I felt like dying. Right here right now I feel empty, dirty, unworthy, weak and destroyed. I might as well end it. It's not like anyone would care if I'm alive or dead

Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, is home to millions of professionals juggling demanding schedules, high-pressure careers, and vibrant social lives. For many, hair loss becomes an unexpected challenge, impacting confidence and self-esteem.

MY AFRICAN HAIR, MY BUSINESS!!!

For ma beautiful brown sugar honeys

"Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself." - Coco Chanel I'm here to encourage my beautiful women for them to be who they are, naturally. The fact that black people, mostly women, need to feel confident in embracing their natural hair. STOP SHAVING YOUR HEADS LIKE A MAN AND START FREEING YOUR BEAUTIFUL CURLS.

When a failed natural hair experiment collides with high school politics and an ex-best friend who won't let things go, Jazmine is forced to confront more than just tangles. OneShot. Completed.