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Re: NaturalChica
by cococurly 13th January 2010, 1:05 pm
You've definitely had great hair growth. WOW!!! I am inspired. I BCed Dec.16, 2009
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Join date : 2009-11-02
Location : Atlanta, GA
Re: NaturalChica
by AfrikanLatina 13th January 2010, 8:12 pm
Hola NaturalChica! Just wanted to say that I've checked out your blog and YT channel. You definitely have a new subscriber. 
Love the hair hermana!
Love the hair hermana!
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Day 4: Accessorizing your hair with your OWN creations : )
by NaturalChica 14th January 2010, 5:06 pm
Day 4: Accessorizing your hair with your OWN creations : )
When I first did the BC, I REALLY started getting into hair accessories and it was growing to be a costly obsession! One day, I walked into a store and saw these beautiful feather headbands, only to look at the price tag and see that it cost over $15!! As a grad student, there was no way I was going to shell out that kind of money for a hair accessory so I decided I was going to try and make my own.
It was sooo much FUN!
The materials to make them were relatively inexpensive and I purchased feathers, glue gun, glue sticks, some plastic gems and some felt and went to work! I purchased everything from Michael's. Since then, I have started making beaded bobbypins and feather snap clips to add to my growing collection of hair accessories.
Tutorial I did on YouTube showing how to make your own
When I first did the BC, I REALLY started getting into hair accessories and it was growing to be a costly obsession! One day, I walked into a store and saw these beautiful feather headbands, only to look at the price tag and see that it cost over $15!! As a grad student, there was no way I was going to shell out that kind of money for a hair accessory so I decided I was going to try and make my own.
It was sooo much FUN!
The materials to make them were relatively inexpensive and I purchased feathers, glue gun, glue sticks, some plastic gems and some felt and went to work! I purchased everything from Michael's. Since then, I have started making beaded bobbypins and feather snap clips to add to my growing collection of hair accessories.
Tutorial I did on YouTube showing how to make your own