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A Silk: Straightening Natural Hair
If you frequent Natural Hair Rules, you're aware that I straighten my natural hair once a year. Usually in November. Last year it was Thanksgiving weekend. There's no particular reason why I only straightening my hair once a year or why I always choose November. November is my birthday month (What up to my Scorpios!!!) and its the best season to wear natural hair straight in H-Town. It tends to be cool and dry during this time. Perfect weather for a press. For the most part I straightening my hair to check my length and the health of my ends. My stylist and I were impressed with the fullness of my hair all the way from root to tip. A Silk PressA Sil

I Finally Found It!
What?! You ask?! Mrs. Roberta has answered my prayers and heard my cries. Naturalista, you know how hard it is to find the right products priceless in quality and low in price. Not to sound cheesy but honestly you don’t have look any farther. Mrs. Roberta at The Original Fragrance Shop has done it again with her Curl Stimulator. This natural styling product defines curl with soft flexible hold. Your curls will shine and remain hyd

My Take on “Good Hair”
Okay, I’m not jumping on the bandwagon about the “Good Hair” discussion. I know your tried of reading, hearing and seeing it. I simply just want to share my opinion of the

The Breast Cancer a Mammogram Can't Detect
By Lynn OkuraGinny Mason was 41 years old when her surgeon sat down next to her, took her hand ("Never a good sign," she says) and asked if she had ever heard of inflammatory breast cancer. As a nurse, Mason had more knowledge about breast cancer than the average person—but like most people, she didn't know there was more than one kind. Her mammogram was clean, she had no lumps in her breasts and there was no hist