Afro curls

"Be original; don't be scared of being bold!"
Ed Sheeran
Do you know that what the white have we can also have? also do you know that you can grow a waist length natural hair as a black lady without you relaxing it? all this I found out on this natural hair journey I embarked on. I must say my natural hair is short also but reading different things on different blogs made me realise that their is more to just treading my natural hair the way I believed will make my hair grow fast. Actually, any time I do this "treading" OMG! I'm always in pains and headaches
. I must confess, i'm not a fan of treading! so if you are there reading this and you find treading of hair difficult and you also want your hair to grow, guess what? their is a way for that. Also for those who are planning on going natural but thinking of how to go about it without treading, trust you are in the right page to get thoes tips needed.
So what's new about rocking of natural hair? i"ll say afro curls!! so the question is how do I go about it?,what do I need? dear, all you need is a mirror, shebutter and water.
Just a word of caution: using heat free ways to curl natural hair is the way to go about it because you don't want to ruin your beautiful texture.
Though I'm not the most skilled naturalista, I tried finger coiling my natural hair and it went extremely well. If someone like me can get amazing results, you can too! The process involves nothing but a great curl cream, preferably shebutter, and your fingers. the first thing to do is to make the hair a little wet with water then twist it up from the root (no brading beneth) then leave it for some hours and twist them out! Easy peasy! It's definitely one of the best ways to train your curls and enhance your from birth texture. i did this with my hair and am so in love with my look. you know someone asked me '' how do you  manage to keep your hair tip this way and the hair root straight?" I told her "Shea butter did the magic!!"
I rep. originality so join the train