What you don’t know about braid care and maintenance can hurt you. In fact, I recall a time when I was nearly in tears because I made some common mistakes in regard to caring for my braids. It wasn’t pretty – and from the hundreds of e-mails I receive from my customers as well as the patrons I meet in my salon – I know I’m not alone in my experience. Maybe you can relate to it, as well.
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ANNOUNCEMENT – I have only 4 slots available for my March 2012 Lace Wig Mastery Training Seminar. This may be the only one for 2012, so be sure to submit your application if you’re thinking about attending.
Those were the words I heard come out of a young lady’s mouth the other day. It actually stunned me. Here’s how it all went down…
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I was doing some searching around the net the other day and ran across this interesting story.
Isis Brantley, a Dallas hairstylist spoke of being chased down by TSA at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport so they could check her Afro for weapons. Brantley has been growing her hair out since age 12.
“I just heard this weird voice saying, `Stop, lady don’t go! The lady with the big hair, stop,!` said Brantley to Channel 2 Action News during an interview. They stopped her and pretty much said they had to check her Afro for explosives.
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It’s pretty hard to talk about 3 subjects without sounding like I’m rambling, but I wanted to be sure to cover all three so…here goes! 
It’s Friday morning and I’m getting packed up to go to the Bronner Brother’s Hair Show. It’s been a while since I’ve been to their summer show and I can’t wait to get there. I hope to see you there so if you happen to see me, I’d love for you to introduce yourself!
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A few years ago my Mother was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, went through Chemo, lost her hair, and grew it all back. Recently she decided to cut it all off for a short and sassy look! My Mom loves her new short look, but she was constantly complaining about how thin she was on the top.
Because she was so thin in the top area I would leave that long and add some tracks using my Net Weave sew-in method. She kept asking me if we could do anything to help grow it back. I continued to do deep conditioning treatments and it was helping, but not enough.
Then, I thought back to December when I had that major accident with my hair being ripped out. What did I do? How did I get my hair to start growing back? I used a phenomenal product called Nioxin, a 10 time Behind The Chair Stylist Choice
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