Hair style on my flat iron hair this time faux hawk two strand twist puffs

To really show my growth I lightly flat iron my hair making sure I protect it as much ad possible and never reaching  bone straightness.












This look is very cute fun and simple  love this style. I last  three day of out of bed ready wear.  Wrapping at night and using Shea butter is key and keeps this looking soft and shinny. Then if needed its just a quick undo of problem bed head sections a  brush a pat and off I go.











I add my personal touch with some hair accessories I made  a few cute bow clips to add a little colour. Just from these pictures you can see how this style is done. I part four sections the first a four head puff. The back starting at the top of my ear and the middle section in two. I dislike  solid parts lines they leave the scalp exposed and to me give a thinning appearance to my hair.





I am still in awe of how well my product work and a healthy lifestyle is affects the overall thickness and growth. Adding another bow to downplay  this monster front puff. Where did I learn these mad skills at puff faux hawks...youtube of course its all over this thing call the cyber-web. So just search away and find a tutorial that benefits your learning style.

what Shea products most be100% "Organic" food grade and Free trade

My Shea butter

 Ingredients I stand behind using in my products :certified Organic.

 What wiki says about shea-I am not here to give you information please go out and find it for thy self. Dont mean to come off rude but I feel people lack the urge to do their own research. 



 My tips: 
Don't believe everything you hear or read. 
Always use different sources ie reading an actual book just makes sense.
Not everything can be known but finding visually aids and examples always helps me.  I am a visual learner I believe  anything seen  can also been redone. Learning and creating a balance of both worlds all the while feeling that I know nothing because everything is possible.


Not onto my revisited random blogging. Today I love Shea butter. notes from wiki

Traditional uses of Shea butter
In Africa, Shea butter is used for cooking oil, as a water proofing wax, for hairdressing and for candle-making; and also as an ingredient of medicinal ointments.
Industrial
The main industrial use of Shea butter outside Africa is in cosmetics, such as moisturizer creams and emulsion, and hair conditioners for dry and brittle hair.

Commercial Shea butter is now classified into five grades:
A (raw or unrefined, extracted using water)Grade A retains the most natural vitamins, especially vitamin A and vitamin E, which are partially lost in the other grades.
B (refined),
C (highly refined and extracted with solvents such as hexane),
D (lowest uncontaminated grade),
E (with contaminants).

Commercial grades are A, B, C. The color of raw (grade A) butter ranges from cream (like whipped butter) to grayish yellow, and it has a nutty aroma which is removed in the other grades.
Grade C is pure white.
Grade A retains the most natural vitamins, especially vitamin A and vitamin E, which are partially lost in the other grades.

Medicinal

Shea butter has been claimed to be effective treatment for the following conditions: fading scars, eczema, burns, rashes, severely dry skin, dark spots, skin discolorations, chapped lips, stretchmarks, wrinkles, and in lessening the irritation of psoriasis.

Shea butter has been used as a sun blocking lotion, although the level of protection against the sun's ultraviolet radiation is extremely variable, ranging from nothing to approximately SPF 6. However, studies have shown it to reduce the effects of UV damage on the skin. Also, in Ghana Shea butter, locally known as nkuto(AKAN) or nku (GA) is used as lotion to protect their skin against the dry Harmattan season.

In Nigeria, Shea butter (popularly called 'Ori' in the Yoruba lingua) its used for the management of sinusitis and relief of nasal congestion.[6] This is due to its hydrating properties which helps in relaxing the tension in the face skin thus easing respiration.