Beautyniffy's Blog

Have you ever seen a cockroach or bug in a hair wig? Trust me, I’ve seen worse! I have friends that have all type of wigs: human hair, synthetics, braids, caps, ponytails and all sorts. But they have this habit of wrapping the used-wig in a polythene bag and fling it somewhere. It’s not because they have excess money to get new wig weekly, they’re just too lazy to take care of the wig. Rather than take it to a hair stylist, they’ll imprison the wig, leaving it all smelly and zombie-looking *poor wig* This zombie wig will pray for the day it will see sunshine again, so that it will bring out the everlasting stench it has accumulated in the grave *yuck * I love the new innovation in the ‘wig industry’ recently, it has taken a new turn and almost everybody is wearing wig unnoticed (even the braided wig that was neglected those days has turned out to be the cornerstone stone) You need be able to differentiate between a synthetic and human hair wig. Human hair wigs are quite stronger and

"Everyone is flaunting natural hair, how I wish I hadn’t applied chemical into my hair in the first place. In fact, this relaxer is doing more harm than good to my hair. How I wish!!!" Well, don’t be so sad, let make your wish come true, there is still hope after all. There are two ways to this: it’s either you cut your hair (aka Big Chop) and start all over again or you make the natural hair grow underneath, while the relaxed-part break off. The big chop is the highly recommended way of transition because this will give the chance to create healthy growth, but not everybody can do that sacrifice, hence, they opt for the transition method. Please note that the process can be a bit painful and you will feel like giving up, but you should always look at the brighter side. The Rigid Mind stage Before venturing into the “natural hair” journey, you need to have a rigid mind about it. People will try to talk you out of it, especially the chemical-hair people *giggles* Please do