I love to make videos about curly hair. I first started learning about curly hair in the summer of 2006. I always kept my very frizzy hair in buns and braids until I heard about the book "Curly Girl" by Lorraine Massey. After reading it cover to cover and heavily consulting the NaturallyCurly.com forums I was able to let my hair down into bouncy, frizz-free ringlets and curls. I loved giving my friends with curls advice, so it seemed natural to move on to video blogs about tips, tricks, and techniques for curly hair. It's such a wonderful thing to enjoy your own natural hair, and videos are a great medium to show and tell others about caring for curly hair.
In my videos I plan to document my quest for "holy grail" products and accessories. As a product junkie, there is a large box in my room devoted to my stash of hair products, and I plan to test them all and many more. My hair has a looser curl pattern than most 3b's, but has ringlets and curls that start at the root, so it qualifies as 3a/3b. Also, as a vegetarian and animal rights supporter, I enjoy incorporating cruelty-free and organic products into my curly hair routine. Currently I am a college student with an undecided major, and my hobbies include playing my flute or ukulele, reading lots of fantasy books, and making string crafts.
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March 30th, 2011 at 9:40 pm
Hey Sarah, I just used a couple of your tips (not using terry cloth, plopping) and my hair looks sooo much better already. I’m hoping it can look as good as yours soon!
February 23rd, 2012 at 10:54 pm
Hey Sarah, thanks for all your video tips..they are awesome! My hair is a lot like yours…but not as thick. I’m looking for some ideas for up-dos for our hair type. Do you have any suggestions? I want to do something creative, but with dark curly hair, it seems like lots of looks get “lost” in the dark curls…you know? What up dos looks cute/creative and noticeable with our hair?