AfroDelishus | What do you think about weaves ?

Well Hello There AfroDelishus Readers, I am extremely sorry for not blogging sooner. But anywho here goes..

What do you think of weave ?

Why do people wear them?

Does it make them look better?

I have no problem with people wearing weave, but what is the reason behind them choosing to wear weave? Is it easier to look after ? Or are they being lazy and looking for the "easy" way out?

Personally I don't feel comfortable with having someone elses hair or chemical made hair glued or sown into my head. Doesn't it damage your hair? Or does it depend on how much time, care and attention you give to your hair?

As I have said before, I have never had a weave and I do not plan on having it in my head, but people who have had it, still do have it or are planning on getting it, please feel free to comment on here or on facebook, I would love to know your thoughts on this subject

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AfroDelishus | It's Not Always Easy

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ARGGHHH!!!

Frustrated, Angry , Annoyed

Those are just a few adjectives a felt two days ago whilst trying to do my hair. I made me realise that it isn't always easy. It takes time, care and attention. You need to be patient and take it easy. Its very easy to quit if you don't get it right the first time, but you have to learn sometime it doesn't always work the way you want it to.

It just comes down to 4 top words:

• Patience
• Time
• Care
• Attention

It's simple really, just remember never give up , because in the long run it always ends up working for your benefit in the end .

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AfroDelishus|Blogger of the Week

Ok I only know this bloggers pen name but anyways, this weeks winner is.................

Motown Girl

Click the link:http://motowngirl.com/index.php/motowngirl-s-hair-story.html

Enjoy!!! :)

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AfroDelishus | Blogger of the Week

This week the blogger of the week goes to.............

Patricia Gaines aka "Deecoily"

Go to: http://www.nappturality.com/

to see her work. Hope all you readers enjoy her blog and also a round of applause for the name . "Nappturality".

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AfroDelishus| Don't touch my hair

Once upon a time there was a girl called Princess Rianna, whenever she went to school people frequently asked her how she changed hair styles and could they touch her hair. Now this question bugged her immensely. Could they touch her hair? No was her answer. But yet they still tried to touch her hair. Sometimes it worked, sometimes she used her amazing reflexes. But it still bugged her, especially one boy called Christian who decided that he would come up behind her , touch her hair and call her "Candy Floss Hair" Then walk off. He was a very strange character after telling him repeatedly not to touch her hair, Rianna got extremely annoyed and used her amazing reflexes and told him if her dare touched her hair again she would banish him from their country. He was never heard of after that and people stopped trying to touch her hair and they all lived happily ever after

THE END

I'm sure quite a few of you have had the same problem with people touching or attempting to touch your hair. How have you dealt with it? How many times have you had to tell a person before they finally leave you alone? We all deal with things differently but what has been the most effective method of getting people to leave?

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AfroDelishus | Accessories

If you are having a down and your hair just isn't working for you, an easy way for you to fix this problem is with a couple of simple accessories

Alice Bands

These are good for keeping your hair out of your face. You can

sport a casual look whilst looking extremely good to.

Beanie hats

They're like Marmite either you love 'em or you hate'em. Either

way there are very good at keeping you hair away if your hair looks

like you've been dragged through a hedge backwards.

Hair Clips

Over the years I have collected many different hair clips. Big ones,

small ones, ones with a flower or different objects, patterns or plain.

They always seem to make a difference and can jazz up a hair style.

(good for keeping beanies in place)

Hair Pins

Whatever hair style you have , these things keep your hair in place

whilst looking completely invisible. Unless you have the pins with the

the different objects at the end. (also good for keeping beanies in place.

Chopsticks

These are very good for turning a boring bun , into an awesome looking

bun. They give an exotic twist to a style that needs resurrecting.

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AfroDelishus | Blogger of the Week

Ok people , its time to announce this weeks AfroDelishus|Blogger of the week. For those of you who don't know already, this going to be happening weekly. If you have any blogs that you would like to recommend they feel free to comment.

Anyways the winner of this weeks blogger of the week goes to .................

Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursi

aka Afrobella

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Click the link to see her website http://www.afrobella.com/

This women is amazing, her journey is very inspirational and her blogs are really good to read. I I hope that all you readers love her work as much as I do.

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AfroDelishus|"Good" Hair?

Today I’m going to be talking about a very important issue within the black community. I have heard young black girls talk about how they want to have hair like their white friends. They don’t think that having kinky hair is acceptable and it makes them “lower class” and they come home crying home about how they got teased about having “kinky” or “nappy” hair. The solution for quite a few parents is to relax* or texlax** there child's hair so that the child avoids being bullied. It may seem a very good idea at that time but have they actually listened to what the child has said, they don’t seem to appreciate their heritage and wish to be white because they have “good hair”.

I don’t think there is such a thing as good or bad hair , there are just different types and textures, all hair is beautiful no one type is better than the others.

The other day I was watching Tyra Banks with my family, and what the children and the parents had to say about their hair was very disturbing and made me want to cry.

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AfroDelishus | The Beginning

Hi my name is Rianna, I'm a black UK based teenager.

I have recently become interested in natural hair care for people that are of black or mixed heritage. I created this blog to share my hair journey. Sharing some of the do’s and dont’s that I have picked up on my journey so far as well as what I have learned works for both male and female.

I’ll be showing you which hair products have helped me reach the place where i am today and products other people have recommended.

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