We've been on lock down for 6 or 7 weeks now? I've lost count. To be honest I wasn't organised or prepared when it came to getting the hair goods. I normally go to the hairdressers once a month for a wash, treatment and to get corn rows done (I want my wig to lay flat now but I don't know how to corn row myself don't judge me!) Otherwise, I keep my hair in little twists then I'll take them out for a wash when I need to. PAKS is a well known hair and beauty store, definitely a

Way overdue! I got braids done just over 4 weeks ago in time for Christmas I was getting bored of wigs so wanted to do something different. I last did them in Ghana back in 2016 so thought why not! It was long not gonna lie, took just over 3 hours. But worth it, as they're quick and easy to style. In comparison to wearing wigs, when you want to make sure it's laid every morning, doing up baby hairs if you're a frontal kinda girl, straightening, curling ect. You get my gist lo

Another hair/beauty haul! Now if you know me well then you'll know I love a wig. But of course it's a must to take care of what's underneath. I normally go to the hairdressers to get a treatment, wash and corn rows done. But I wanted to go back to using Cantu products for when I wash my hair at home. So I popped into PAKS and stocked up. I brought their shampoo, conditioner and hair lotion. I also want to try their detangler to soften the blow when it comes to blow drying c

So my natural hair is the type 4C. It's consists of very tight curls, which spring back in when you stretch it out lol. It's short and thick but I've learnt to love it. Even though I wear wigs as a protective style and just love them in general tbh (my close friends know! I have about 9 haha) it's important to take care of whats underneath. I use Cantu products on my hair, as they smell great and keep it nice and moisturised. Their range is sulfate free and made with pure she