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In searching for first, Silk Elements Curl Defining Mouse at Sally's which led to Trader Joe’s Nourish Spa which I've heard before I then did a search for haircare at wholefoods and found this:
LOVE YOUR CURLY LOCKS:
6 Tips for Natural African-American Hair







I think this is great as I am not heavy (yet) into searching for tips,tricks and know how on my newly natural hair. Partly because I am a bit overwhelmed at times but mainly I still go to my hair stylist (yes i know...you what?). Yes I still go to my hair stylist that I have gone to for over TWENTY years. I have been permed since the age of 5 and when your mother does not "do" hair she quickly got me initiated into the hair salons. And since I am long term transitioning and learning my hair, I want to be under the care of someone who knows hair period. I am pretty serious about my second time transition so no try and fails for me. I want to be successful and feel good about my hair. A post on "why i have NOT broken with my hair stylist" is coming as I already started it.
So back to my original thought of why I posted this. Since I am not heavy on the boards and forums, it is delightful and encouraging to see this kind of talk and post associated at wholefoods. Our hair is not the first thought when i think of "wholefoods" and just based off seeing this I am going to swing by my local wholefoods tomorrow and see what I can find to use for my 4a hair.
Check out more http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/department/whole-body/beauty-hair
they even have a 7 minute video that has some great instruction about natural hair and moisture with a young lady who is a long term transitioner I believe.
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