Friday, April 30, 2010
FYECURLS.COM HAS LAUNCHED!!!
WWW.fyecurls.blogspot.com is now www.fyecurls.com! Come check out the new spot!
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Acronyms Used in the Natural Hair Community
Natural Hair Terminology
ACV: Apple cider vinegar, commonly used to clarify hair
APL: Arm pit length
ASL: Ammonium lauryl sulfate, a common ingredient in shampoo
Baggy method: Applying conditioner to the hair then wrapping it with saran wrap or covering it with a plastic/shower cap for an extended period of time
BC: Big chop, when one cuts off all their chemically processed or heat damaged ends to attain fresh head of natural hair
BSL: Bra-strap length
CL: Chin length
Co-wash: Conditioner wash; washing hair with conditioner instead of shampoo
DC: Deep condition/Deep conditioner
Dry comb: Coming the hair while it is dry
EL:Ear length
EVCO :Extra virgin coconut oil
EVOO: Extra virgin olive oil
HEHH: Herbal essences hello hydration
Leave-in: Or leave in conditioner; conditioner that stays in your hair throughout the day/is not rinsed out after application
MBL: Mid back length
NL: Neck length
No-poo: Haircare regimens that don’t include the use of sulfate shampoo
PJ: Product junky: a person addicted to buying new hair products
Poo: Shampoo
SL: shoulder length
Slip: Refers to the slipperiness of hair prior to detangling, which makes the process easier. Products are often spoken of in terms of whether or not they “give the hair good slip.”
SLS: Sodium lauryl sulfate, a common ingredient in shampoo
TL:Tailbone length
TWA: Teeny, weeny afro
3A texture: Loose curls
3B texture: Tight curls
4A texture: Loose kinks/coils
4B texture: Tight kinks/coils
ACV: Apple cider vinegar, commonly used to clarify hair
APL: Arm pit length
ASL: Ammonium lauryl sulfate, a common ingredient in shampoo
Baggy method: Applying conditioner to the hair then wrapping it with saran wrap or covering it with a plastic/shower cap for an extended period of time
BC: Big chop, when one cuts off all their chemically processed or heat damaged ends to attain fresh head of natural hair
BSL: Bra-strap length
CL: Chin length
Co-wash: Conditioner wash; washing hair with conditioner instead of shampoo
DC: Deep condition/Deep conditioner
Dry comb: Coming the hair while it is dry
EL:Ear length
EVCO :Extra virgin coconut oil
EVOO: Extra virgin olive oil
HEHH: Herbal essences hello hydration
Leave-in: Or leave in conditioner; conditioner that stays in your hair throughout the day/is not rinsed out after application
MBL: Mid back length
NL: Neck length
No-poo: Haircare regimens that don’t include the use of sulfate shampoo
PJ: Product junky: a person addicted to buying new hair products
Poo: Shampoo
SL: shoulder length
Slip: Refers to the slipperiness of hair prior to detangling, which makes the process easier. Products are often spoken of in terms of whether or not they “give the hair good slip.”
SLS: Sodium lauryl sulfate, a common ingredient in shampoo
TL:Tailbone length
TWA: Teeny, weeny afro
3A texture: Loose curls
3B texture: Tight curls
4A texture: Loose kinks/coils
4B texture: Tight kinks/coils
Thursday, April 22, 2010
WWW.FYECURLS.COM UPDATE!
Hello guys! I just checked out the new layout of my site, and I love it! I cant wait to launch! Until then, you guys should check out my tshirts for sale at www.fyecurls.spreadshirt.com! Also, let me know what topics you want discussed in the near future. Take care!
xoxoxo,
Fyecurls
xoxoxo,
Fyecurls
Monday, April 19, 2010
I Love Twist-Outs!
Ok so "wash n go's" are still my favorite, but "twists/twistouts" are a close runner up! To do this style, I washed my hair and then applied my GVP Paul Mitchell-The Conditioner throughout my hair. I then sectioned off my hair and applied Eco Styler gel (Olive oil kind) to a small section, brushed it through with my Denman brush, and twisted until I reached the ends. I then twirled the ends around my finger (this keeps the twists from unraveling). I do this to the entire head, and then let it air dry. I wear them for a about a week, and then gently untwist them...and voila...a "twist out!"
Monday, April 12, 2010
Fye product review!
Hello peeps! I just finished deep conditioning and two strand twisting my hair. I used a new product for my deep conditioning today. It's called Jessicurl Weekly Deep Conditioning Treatment and my oh my...I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!! I shampood then applied the Jessicurl throughout my hair. I then put on a shower cap and a heated towel. I left this on for an hour. I then detangled (the tangles literally fell apart on their own) and then rinsed my hair with cool water. This is definitely going to be one of my staple hair products! Jessicurl.com or curlmart.com is where you can purchase if you want to give it a try.
On anther note...the Fyecurls.com website is coming along nicely. It should launch by next week! Yay!!! Peace and blessings yall! :-)
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