the life of an African woman
Hey natural hair enthusiasts! This one is to share with you how I achieved these curls! They did not turn out the way I would have loved but I felt like they were still OK. I sectioned my hair and applied my Cantu leave -in deep conditioning treatment. I then parted a side part and … Continue reading Flawless curls for dinner night-out, on natural hair
WELCOME Tsokung Naturals! Hey naturals! I hope you have been having a great time taking care of those kinks, coils and curls! I am back with our going natural in Sub-Saharan Africa/Botswana, let us talk about the pros and cons step by step on this series. On the last post , we talked about how … Continue reading Going natural in Botswana|Natural haircare series|Deep conditioning
Bentonite clay has been very useful for detoxing the body for centuries. Many naturals use the bentonite clay that has been made for face-masking, but for me I bought an edible one by Pure South Nz even though I was not going to eat or drink it. This clay contains 100% bentonite clay and it's benefits … Continue reading Clay Detox on 4C hair
A friend recommended henna for my hair, to use as a strengthening treatment especially after protective styling. I used the following ingredients: Raw apple cider vinegar, Henna powder and water to balance out the apple cider vinegar. I mixed the henna and covered it for about 12 hours (overnight). I then applied coconut oil to … Continue reading My first experience with Henna
