Welcome to the Gallery! B, V, and Little E have YouTube videos of their hair journeys in pictures. You will see LOTS of styles in here! Since we have been doing the blog, the easiest way to find lots of pictures is just to use the TAGS to find posts with the tags "Pics."
B's Hair Journey
V's Hair Journey
Little Sister Hair
Katie and Steph, you both do such a nice job on your daughters' hair! I love all the designs and the different bead patterns. I was wondering what kind of product you use on their hair.
ReplyDeleteI think you should try a product called Bee Mine (www.beemineproducts.com). Some of the products are natural & organic. Check out the website. I use it and so does my daughter and we love it.
ReplyDeleteI really love the vids. Both My daughters have locs. My 4 year old has locs started with braids and my one year old has locs started with twist. I love to see their hair growth and moniter how healthy it is. I try to mainly use organic products like olive oil and coconut oil.Azalea
ReplyDeleteIF I COULD TYPE IN TEXAS SIZE LETTERS YOU SISTERS ROCK I WOULD!!! I JUST FINISHED DOING TWO OF YOUR STYLES THE HEART SHAPE AND THE HALO BRAID PONYTAIL...AND IT ONLY TOOK AN HOUR FOR ME TO FINISH MY TWO GIRLS UP. BUT PPL WOULD SWEAR IT TOOK ALL NIGHT!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS SITE! KEEP THE STYLES COMING!! I CAN FEEL THE LOVE FOR WHAT YOU DO JUMP OF THE WEB PAGE!!!! THOSE GIRLS ARE BLESSED TO HAVE YOU IN THEIR LIVES KEEPING THEM "FLAWLESS"!!!! LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!~~~TIFFANY WESLEY
ReplyDeleteHi,i am a fan of your videos and your braiding and i LoVE to braid hair!!!You do such neat and beautiful work on your daughters hair!!!I kno how much you love coconut oil,but my mom said it clogs up your pores in your scalp!I'm sorry i ruined your love for coconut oil):
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HI! Wondering if you have advice about where to buy hair things online. Also, what kind of gel do you recommend? I bought some but it doesn't work well.
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you ladies are so amazing!!! I'm so happy I happened across this site!! finally have some new ideas for our daughters hair!! (I am the least creative ever :-/ her godmother usually does fun new stuff to her hair and then I just copy her styles!! lol...)
ReplyDeleteI am SO HAPPY to find your blog! I, too have adopted a beautiful African American girl. She is 16 months old and has hair! Lots of wonderful hair! I'm confident that I can learn how to do corn rows and am currently doing small french braids in her hair. My problem is that I can't get her to sit still while I work on her hair. Any suggestions for easy hairdos at this age?
ReplyDeleteI love your blog. I adopted my daughter 3 years ago. I was her foster mom. I found your site when I was looking for information on a better way to bead her hair (I was using foil and it was taking WAY to long). Thank you so much for doing this site. I have told all my friends about it.
ReplyDeleteI am a African American who grew up doing hair. I made school money doing it. And I have my own daughter now 13. And I am telling you that you my sister have ME beat when it comes to your creativity. Go on with your bad self!! It is lovely not only seeing the love you have with all your daughters, but how you are determined to embrace their culture and help make them feel more beautiful for it and not despite it. ALL of your daughters ARE BEAUTIFUL, but you don't need to be told that. YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL TOO!!
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE BEAUTIFUL, YOU AND ALL OF YOUR DAUGHTERS! The love you have shines through your interaction with and the way you have embraced a vital part of their culture. I am African American and I made money during the summer braiding hair. I have my own daughter now 13 and sister YOU have me beat when it comes to your creativity! Go on with your bad self! Those girls feel beautiful because of the way you helped them to embrace who they are, not in spite of who they are, and YOU are truly beautiful for that. What ever their stories started out being they are indeed blessed to have you as their mom.
ReplyDeleteI am a African American who grew up doing hair. I made school money doing it. And I have my own daughter now 13. And I am telling you that you my sister have ME beat when it comes to your creativity. Go on with your bad self!! It is lovely not only seeing the love you have with all your daughters, but how you are determined to embrace their culture and help make them feel more beautiful for it and not despite it. ALL of your daughters ARE BEAUTIFUL, but you don't need to be told that. YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL TOO!!
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