Perhaps you've seen my interview on AOL Stylelist? Or read BV's article on Lace Front Wigs, where I lend my expertise? or maybe not! Either way, I have many mentors and friends that I turn to for my advice in this business, so whatever I don't know, I can surely get the answers. Use this blog to create dialog in a positive way -- to stay informed, educate yourselves about all hair textures and products, celebrity trends, who's who and who's doing what in the hair game. Lies and Truths. Learn about yourselves, as people of color. How beautiful you really are, with all your soft waves, curly, coarse and tightly coiled hair - your crowning glory! And most importantly, share some LUV once in a while. It's so easy to hate. Try flipping it for a change! Remember: "Textured Hair is Beautiful Hair!"
So, now that you know a little bit about moi... I'm going to give you a chance to get all your questions in -- right here!... Once a month, I'll feature around five or so of the best questions and/or comments pertaining to a previously asked question from the message boards. Just send them in at the beginning of the month on the comments boards and I'll answer them at the end of the month.
1. Hello, Diane. Here's my question (hopefully it makes the cut :-D)
I have relaxed hair that falls just below my shoulders. I want to get the curly look (perhaps as a way to eventually transition back to natural), but don't want to damage my hair or lose the length. Are two-strand twists a good option? Is there a way to do that so that the curly look lasts a week (between shampoos) without flopping or without my having to use products that will make my hair stiff?
Thank you for your help.
mistyme at 11:04AM on Sep 21st 2007