In case you just joined us,
you should know that I am a very white woman
raising beautiful children of different shades.
I wrote about Black Hair for the White Mom earlier this year.
Check it out HERE.
I want Maryn to have "free hair" for a little while .
you should know that I am a very white woman
raising beautiful children of different shades.
I wrote about Black Hair for the White Mom earlier this year.
Check it out HERE.
I want Maryn to have "free hair" for a little while .
This translates into a really cute "fro."
I washed,
conditioned,
detangled,
moisturized,
and protected it in her night cap.
I was trying to prevent having her wake up with a,
"fro-hawk"
as we affectionately call it.
Then I took it off in the morning and found this...
and this...
Um, is that a helmet you are wearing my sweet girl?
My below average photography does not do this very tightly smooshed hair justice.
It is shaped a bit like a baby's head post natural delivery.
Of course, we were also in a hurry so I had to work quickly.
I grabbed the spray bottle of water and moisturizer and fluffed and separated her curls,
and hoped for the best.
Not so bad, if I do say so myself,
but honestly, Maryn could make any hairstyle work.
I also love to add a "fro-bow."
Thank goodness for the website,
and friends like "G"
for being a great resource.
It is funny how much thought and effort goes into all my kids' hair and mine
is often washed (or unwashed) and thrown up into a ponytail, wet or dry.
When I am feeling a bit crazy,
I might go the extra mile and add a little pizazz with a headband.
Somedays something has to give, and it is usually
personal hygiene ;)
Am I right moms?
3 comments:
Super cute hair!!!
Krista---I LOVE YOU! You make me laugh!
Keep them coming!
Karie
Thanks ladies. Her hair looks so much better than mine these days!
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