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Natural Hair Couple Doll for Dinah!!

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One of my favorite projects that I have done since startingthe  Natural Girls United!  Natural Hair Doll's project - is creating a couple doll set, for Dinah and herFiance. Dinah wanted to find a ethnic doll that matched her hair, skin tone andfeatures. She also wanted to find a African American Ken doll that closelyresembled her Husband-to-be. Working together, we choose a beautiful ethnicbarbie doll with a curly Afro puff ponytail from my collection and a handsomeKen doll.  Both dolls will make a great addition to her wedding decor. Iam so excited for the couple and very honored to be able to help with makingher big day even more special! "I have just brought one for these beautiful dolls formyself as representative of me on my wedding day- multicolored Afro.Keep up the good work!" -  Dinah 

Link of the Day!

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Source: Swaggbook

Panel Of Beauty Experts - First Date Tips!

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I was asked to be a part of a Panel Of Beauty Experts to give tips on First Dates.  To See more go to Expert Panel: Beauty Tips for a First Date  on Online Dating Sites .

Link Of The Day!

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Source: Enza

Cute Emo Girl

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EMO

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Emo Fashion

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Emo Girls Hairstyles

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EMO Girl

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Emo Girl Picture

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Emo Hair Style

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Emo Love

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Emo Heart

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Green Emo Hairs

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Love Me

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I love You

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Sad Emo Girl

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Alex Evans

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Beautiful EMO Girl

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Smiling Emo Girl

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Sad Emo Girl

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Happy Holidays!

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Link of the Day!

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Gorgeous Picture!! Source: 18°15'N, 77°30'W

Fold & Tuck Hair Style Tutorial

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Tutorial for Fold & Tuck Natural Hair Style.  

Can I Touch Your Hair? by Drea Camille

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"So I decided to write animpromptu blog article about my encounters of being a natural beauty in aEuro-centric society. I have not always been a natural beauty, but being anAfrican-American woman” other non-ethnic cultures are “intrigued by the textureand hairstyles of African-Americans. At first, I use to be offended becausesome people wanted to ask a million questions about my hair and even go to theextent of wanting to touch my hair. I remember asking one of mycohort members in graduate school about their fascination about thekinky/tightly coiled texture of people of color hair. She gave me the most realestand sincere answers ever; she wasn’t taught about the various texture of hairand thought it was best to ask. “Close mouths don’t get fed!” Amen to thatquote. So back to the topic - I educated my cohort member, but ended up gettingsome valuable knowledge from her as well. I remember her telling me that shehas “bad hair” because it was coarse, curly and tangled. I’m thinking to...

I ❤ This shoe!

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Source: stilettosnob

New Dolls For Sale!

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New Ethnic Natural Hair Barbie Dolls for Sale at Natural Girl's United!  (formally Stylishbella.com). Curls, Afro Puffs, Wavy Hair, Bun Mohawk, Dreadlocks, TWA, Braids, Cornrows and More!!

Natural Beauty of the Week! Jaye Kennedy

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Natural Beauty of the Week - Jaye Kennedy , tells us about her natural hair experience:  Journey: I had relaxed hair just about all of my life up until mysecond year of college. I rocked the wrap, weaves, roller sets, twistees - youname it and I probably had it done. I grew up in a salon that my Uncle ownedand became very close with the stylists there, so I changed hairstyles the way I changed clothes.  Myhair was past my shoulders and layed on my back. But when I went away toschool I noticed it was thinning. The hard water there was so harshon my hair! I'm kind of a renegade, so one day I just started chopping offpieces of my hair until it was shaved in the back and had nolonger than an inch all around.  This took place November2006 and I haven't looked back since. I had NO FEARS about going back to my natural texture. Ialways figured that if I didn't like it, I could always get a relaxer again. Mytrain of tho...

Cool Emo Boy

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Sad Emo Girl

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Searching for Love

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Alone Emo Girl

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Emo Lovers

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Interview with Natural Jael

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Name: NaturalJael Q: What is your hair story?  A: Did you use water and grease inyour hair when you were a child? Well, my mom was sealing in the moisture beforesealing was called sealing. LOL. I appreciate my mom for not putting chemicalsin my hair at an early age. My hair has been an inch long and that was the truemeaning of wash and go. I actually used to call it “dry washing”. LOL! Afterabout seven months, I relaxed my hair again out of ignorance. I honestly didn’tknow what to do with my hair. My earliest memories were just water and greaseand I wasn’t feeling that any more. I wasn’t big on styles and hair salons. Ithink I have always known that I would eventually wear my natural hair, I justthought I would be in my 40’s. Now here I am back to water and well oil,instead of grease. Q: What kind of hair styles have yourocked, before embracing your natural hair? A: I was the typical black girl with relaxed hair – long and straight.Although, I wore rod sets, braids, updos and the...

Brooklyn Jackson's Natural Hair Journey

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My Natural Hair Journey By Brooklyn Jackson “I am not my hair, I am not the skin, I am not yourexpectations, no, I am not my hair, I am not the skin, I am the soul that liveswithin” lyrics by India Arie. As for myself I am my hair, and it has createdmemorable chapters in my life. My hair is truly my crown, my life, my glory,and I wouldn’t change any of the trial and tribulations we shared together. Thememories I had with my tresses taught me a lot about myself. My natural hairjourney started out liberating, after that it became stressful, then I startedto appreciate it, and finally it helped me develop confidence.  It all started my seventh grade year when I decided totransition my relaxer to my natural hair texture.  I wore cornrows for the rest of theschool year to help the transitioning process move quicker. Around the middleof summertime I made the choice to finally eliminate my relaxed ends. This wasa huge change in my life and it took time to get use to. After the big ch...

Golden Soap's & Akwa Tee's!

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Golden Soap's & Akwa Tee's  are family owned business. They make and sell handcrafted goods. "Our fresh and luxurious natural liquid soaps contain simple, plant-based ingredients used in West Africa for centuries and come from the same sustainable resources that have existed for ages." One of favorite products of theirs is the Reflection Natural Deodorant .  It is a solid cream deodorant that is easy to apply. It last all day, does not smear on  your clothes, and  has a very light scent.  I love it. It is one of the best deodorants that I have tried.  To see more about this families products and their company - go to  Golden Soaps.com ,  Akwa Tee's ,  Facebook .

Giveaway Winner!! Lilla Rose Hair Clip

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The winner of the Lilla Rose Hair Clip is Michelle !!  Congratulations.  Michelle won by a direct email contest entry to the giveaway host -   Cathy Thomas . Michelle - I hope you love your new hair clip. And thank you to everyone that participated.

Inspirational Photo of the Day

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Source: 18-15n-77-30w

Beyond Cute Shoes!

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These make me soo happy... lol.  I want one of each please! Source: The Artista  & Stilettosnob