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Model photo of a younger Tyra Banks. Source: FYEthnicModels

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    I am having a blast with this project. Please check out Natural Girl's United!  (formally Stylishbella.com) where I am selling Barbies with ethnic hair textures and hair styles. Most of the dolls hair has been customized by me, and the rest are from my doll collection.  Great unique holiday gifts! And thank you to Tarin   from Naturally Me Media for highlighting the dolls on your site.

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                          M ore Natural Hair Dolls for Sale!  To see the dolls, go to Natural Girl's United!  (formally Stylishbella.com). I customized some of the dolls hair to have natural hair textures and styles; and some of the dolls are from my collection. These will make great Christmas presents.  Some of the styles that were created are - Bantu Knots Barbie, Curly Braids Barbie, Tight Spiral Curls Barbie, Cornrows with Top Bun Barbie, Layered Hair Cut Barbie, Curly Side Ponytail Barbie, and more....

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Great photo of model Nerissa Irving (aka - Imperial Goddess).

I have have a new favorite hair accessory!! I just received my Mega Flexi Prominent Dragonfly Gold Hair Clip from Lilla Rose . The clip is really beautiful and I can wear my hair in a half pony tail or full ponytail with the clip and its comfortable to wear (see my photos below). For today's giveaway - Cathy Thomas, from Lilla Rose, will be giving away a Flexi XL Diamond Center with Dangles hair clip. This hair clip will fit just about any texture and hair type. When a winner is chosen, if you have thin hair or a shorter length, you can contact Cathy about getting a smaller size of the hair clip (check out the size chart ).   "Brief description of the patented Lilla Rose Flexi-8 Clip and the benefits it offers:The Lilla Rose hair accessories are beautifully designed jewelry that works really well in natural hair. One of my favorite accessories is the Flexi 8 hair clip. The Flexi-8 Hair Clip is made from music wire and a pre-designed pattern of beads. One of the amazing ...

I received a wonderful email from Loctician Islande .  She sent me a picture of her new hair cut and I love it! If any one is looking for a loc stylist in Canada, you can contact Islande at 1-514-588-6668. Thank you for sharing Islande!

 Ok... this is seriously gorgeous. Check out this Fish Tail Braid by Shelli . I just found her site today, and I can already see that I am going to be a fan of her site Hair Scapades . She has beautiful hair and also shares a lot of great tips. Check out her post on various hair bonnets that you should use for different styles.

The first photo is from Koils by Nature . The second photo was submitted by Ebony. Great picture. Thank you for sharing.  .

Q: What is your hair story?  What kind of hair styles have you rocked, before embracing your natural hair? A: I started getting relaxers at age 5, so all I knew of my hair was the thin, straightened relaxed hair version. I wore every popular and trendy style in the book, from wraps, roller sets, extensions, braids, cornrows, buns, ponytails, you name it! Q: When and why did you decide to start wearing your hair naturally? A: I originally tried to go natural in 2003 but with a lack of knowledge on how to properly take of my hair, I went back to relaxing. In May 2009 , I decided to transition again, remembering how healthy my hair was in its natural state. I knew and wanted my hair to regain its strength and health and knew I had to go natural again to get it. Q: Did you have any big fears about going back to your natural texture? A:Oh yes! There is a lack of support in our community regarding natural hair, especially during earlier years. Now, more and more people are becoming aware...

I would like to give a big thanks to Sunshine Abuwi of Natural Sun Shine . She wrote a great article on rocking a TWA (tiny weeny afro), and agreed to letting me share the article on my blog. Read below to see her great variety of style and recommendations.   Newly Natural? Rocking a TWA? Don’t be Afraid of Scissors!  Posted by Sunshine Abuwi on September 19, 2011 at 9:00m "For many a natural, the TWA (Teeny Weeny Afro) phase can be the hardest one to get through. The short length and lack of style options leaves many running for the closest wig store, regretting their decision to go natural (so soon), or just down in the dumps feeling not as attractive as they once felt.  I wish to encourage those of you who have found yourself in that position to not be afraid of scissors . For many, the reason they feel sobad with their TWA is because it is just a mound of shapeless, styleless hair sitting on top of your head. I don’t care what texture your hair is, if it is just si...