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Crochet Braids

Goddess braids may have evolved from the ancient African times but creative evolution has made it more stylish. It looks just like the cornrows of ancient times but now bigger and styled differently. The word ‘Goddess’ may have been attributed to it due to its size. So, if you want what my clients have referred to as the best braider in Fort Worth schedule with me today

Take notice that if you want your Marley twists to last up to eight weeks they need good maintenance.It is not a good idea to keep your Marley twists for more than eight weeks. For better results, you need to hydrate and nourish your roots once a week with a water and oil solution. This way you can be sure they will look great for up to eight weeks. Finally, Marley twists are an excellent option to add volume and length to your natural hair. You can style your hair in many different styles, and they will still look thick. Plus you will look super cool!

Be care full as well of the texture of hair that you buy because these locs will tend to cling to your clothes and create fuzzy’s on your shirt making your clothes look older than they are. Now I hope I didn’t bash your hopes of getting Faux Locs because it really is a wonderful style installed properly. The older your faux locs get the more realistic they look unlike other types of braids the style looks like its actually your real hair and after the install pains wear off you can rock this style for a long time. Now hopefully I did not turn you off to the style because it is truly an awesome style to rock, Call the best natural hair salon in Ft Worth today for a hassle free consultation.

Goddess braids may have evolved from the ancient African times but creative evolution has made it more stylish. It looks just like the cornrows of ancient times but now bigger and styled differently. The word ‘Goddess’ may have been attributed to it due to its size. So, what makes this braid unique from the regular cornrows?

Marley Twist install at Bladez Barber Salon

Jasmine Robertson -Author of Black Natural Hair Salons in Fort Worth

Thank you so much for logging on to my website! Although I am a multi cultural hair stylist meaning I work on all grades and all kinds of hair pretty much anyone under our beautiful sun. Majority of women on our site are looking for a natural hair stylist in Fort Worth and for fourteen years that is exactly what I have been doing. It was just four years ago I went 100% natural myself and my website is my journey.

I’m constantly updating my site with tips and ideas that I use and you can implement with your journey to become natural! I also recommend three natural hair stylist in Fort Worth that are wonderful stylist and they are located in different areas of Fort Worth for convenience.

It’s time to Go Natural…

If you don’t have a time frame on when you’ll rock your 100% natural! Give yourself about 5 months after five months you will have enough growth to get excited about!

Do you want to go natural without cutting off all of your hair? Transitioning to natural hair is a easy process of growing out your natural texture, before cutting off the damaged ends.

I transitioned from heat and color damaged hair to the long healthy and thick hair that I have today in just about 20 months with out chopping my hair and I just wanted to share some of my trials and tribulations with you!

My hair was damaged three or four years ago and I have come a long way so I just wanted to say that you don’t have to chop off all your hair you can definitely transition into natural hair it’s just all about sticking to a regimen and doing everything that you can to take proper care of your hair. The first thing I would recommend and I am sure you could go to any black natural hair salon in Ft Worth and they would agree to stop coloring and straightening your hair. I haven’t colored my hair in about three or four years I colored it back to black and just left it alone. I didn’t color it anymore!

I’m not saying that you can’t have healthy hair while it’s colored but in my case I had bleached my hair really lite so my hair was really fried and damage so I just said I’m not going to use color anymore and it really helped my hair to recover. I also just gave up heat. Heat was extremely damaging to me.

I’ve actually been relaxer free for a really long time but the heat and the color damage really was just as bad or if not worse then the relaxer damage. The damage to my hair was really bad. I had really scraggly, dry in limp hair it was awful so I definitely recommend that you stop using color and bleach and give the heat a break too!

Just a few natural hair tips….

Cut down on the heat

Stay away from heat when transitioning hair.You have to be very careful with heat. You are transitioning so now you have curls and texture so you really need to be careful because too much heat you will end up with heat damage and you will lose your curls. Then you end up having to start over and transition from relaxed hair and heat damaged now so definitely be mindful of that that. The heat I’m talking about is directing like flat ironing. You can use a blow dryer or a steamer even a hooded dryer you know stuff like that but direct heat is not your best friend when you’re transitioning.

Most natural hair stylist in fort Worth I know will tell you heat is not your best friend when you’re transitioning!

Hey you… please be patient

Being patient with transitioning hair it’s definitely not easy but it’s a must. Right now things are going pretty good for you if you can make it past six months congratulate your self you have made it over the hump everything seems like it’s turning around for you things are back to normal hair is staying detangled products are working It’s great! . If your in months three through six your hair is probably tangled and your product arn’t working trust me I feel your pain! If your in month one through three it’s been fun! being patient is key in transitioning and I know a lot of us get really frustrated with are transitioning hair but please pretty please just say no to “The Big Chop”.

Always keep your hair moisturized

Make sure you deep condition with every wash, deep conditioning makes your hair very soft. I deep condition either with a steamer or with a hooded dryer or with a deep conditioning bonnet. It produces a lot of moisture for your hair and I feel that throughout the week I don’t have too moisturize and seal my hair as much.

Deep conditioning with every wash is a really great tip that’s what I personally do I either use a steamer to help me deep condition or use my bonnet . Another tip that I have is to moisturize and seal you’re hair often.

For me for example it really depends on what products I’m using but for me I moisturize and seal every three days. It honestly depends on the weather and what products I’ve used you really have to know you’re hair. you really need to focus on moisturize and sealing at the line of demarcation where the relaxed meets the natural.

Remember to be gentle with your hair!

Only use wide tooth combs when combing your hair and always remove hair that is shedding.

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Wind on down that heat usage

No need for a flat iron orblow dryer any more. Try air drying all of your styles.

Always protect your edges

try to avoid transitioning styles that put too much tension on your temples and the nape of your neck. The hair there is usually finer, and much more delicate!

Be gentle

The point where your natural texture meets your straight hair (it’s called the line of demarcation) is THE weakest part of you hair. Take your time when you detangle and style your hair so as to avoid breakage here.

Gradually cut damaged ends

Depending on the length you had to start with, get a good trim each month. Remember to use hair shears and not regular scissors!