Naturalhair Stories

Serenity Norms Exist (verb) : Have objective reality or being Synonym : live

Here at NHU, you'll be able to connect with your roots and learn more about natural hair. Beyond every braid, loc, & kink, there's someone who struggles with their real hair. I understand the frustration when it comes to natural hair gurus, Instagram models, and social media influencers feeding you new tools to use new products to try and new methods you could get lost in all of that. BUT, here at NHU I wanted to further express my knowledge of taking care of natural hair so luckily this guide is here to help you along your journey! Also this beautiful picture I found on Pinterest, tag the creator so I can personally collab with them 🙌🏾

"I love you, mom. But there are some things I need to lay down..." Something every black girl with natural hair should read.

《 lower case intended boo 》 there was a woman , who went by the name Isafani the rest left unsolved.... • read & find what the future holds . thaNks baby ❤️

My hair journey to natural hair.trying to be like a blog thing

Hey there my wonderful potential reader! In this book I'll be talking all about natural hair from wash and go's to transitioning tips. Updates will be weekly so check it out😘

Hair replacement systems are also known as hairpieces or toupees. Hair replacement is a non-surgical procedure and an instant solution for anyone suffering from hair loss. The best part about hair systems is that you can get any cut, color, or texture that you desire.

The journal of Shaniece; We follow her as she goes through ups and downs, as she deals with bullies, severe anxiety, colorism, racism and the hardships of her verbally abusive father. She finds someone who helps her conquer it all, but like with anything else on this earth, it doesn't last. We watch her grow and change for the better and for the worst, we cry with her when shes fails and we rejoice with her when she succeeds. She's just trying to fit in, trying to find happiness in a world that deems her unacceptable because of the skin she was born in.

MY AFRICAN HAIR, MY BUSINESS!!!

Updates on my natural hair journey, giving you products and things to help you succeed and stay positive during the process of growing your natural hair. Sharing the ups and downs of the natural hair struggle. Educating others and sharing my experience. Anybody is welcomed but the target is black hair/ curly hair ✊✊✊

Everything and anything a Queen must know about hair care. ♛Look your best. Feel your best. Act your best.♛

Following the epiphanys all us 4c people have had that our hair is beautiful as well and always has been. we have decided to grow it out so that there can be more healthy afros (crowns) in the world because the world needs it. How do we do it though? Clue: answers are in the chapters.🤭🤭

You all can read this and maybe give me some tips and tell me what you're doing. I just started.

Yes, the habit of only nourishing our hair on the outside is great but nutrition also plays a huge role in our hair growth. Today's lesson will consist of what foods we could eat to aid in healthy hair.

Every day this year, there has been an Oreo in the right hand corner of my desks. Every class I walk into, there's an Oreo waiting for me. And it's only on my desk. Roman has been leaving me these Oreos. He says I act too white. Well, I think he acts too black. I'm an Oreo. He's an inside out Oreo. Maybe we fit together in this awkward world full of race, curls, and cookies. **Interracial Love Story** All rights reserved © 2015

"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.

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