So the book I read for the month of July was "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert T. Kiyosaki and let me tell you... This book really opened my eyes to some things! This read is great for anyone in high school, college, and older adults. I wish I would have read this book earlier as a teenager because I feel like I would've had a totally different perspective on things that have to do with money. This book also opens your eyes to a new outlook on decision-making and what might hold us back, and how that one fear of taking a risk in something can actually make us miss out on a good opportunity. This book is filled with a lot of great tips and knowledge about things that we never really learn in school. This book is only 9 chapters and is a fairly quick read (unless you're like me and neglect your reading for Netflix, whoops). I HIGHLY recommend this to any and everyone. Seriously! Whether you are in college and not worrying about money, or if you already have a day job, etc. There is never a moment that you cannot learn because one day something you learn will be of use.

      Kiyosaki talks about the educational system, becoming more financially literate, the difference between what is an asset and was is a liability and the simple mistakes that people make when it comes to money and investing. 



What are books that you guys are liking?




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Over the summer I have really been focusing on my blog because it is something that I really enjoy doing. It allows me to express myself and to reach out to others with tips, advice, etc. I have received a lot of support over the past few months with my blog and I am so thankful and appreciate those who support something that I love doing. People even tell me they are interested in starting a blog or a Youtube channel (yup I have a Youtube too), but they say they are hesitant because of fear of what people will think or that they don't know where to start. I tell them all the time please do what you love! Who cares what people think?? It is your life and it's something that makes YOU happy.

I remember when I first started my Youtube (so long ago.. and those videos are now on private lol) I was like "Oh my gosh what are people going to think?", "Are they going to even like my videos?", "They are going to take me for a joke". I felt the same way when I started my blog, too. Then I realized, why does it matter what others think? You're always going to have people who are not going to support or like the things you do. That shouldn't stop you. You are your own person and you were put on this Earth to be YOU and do what makes you happy.

I scroll down my Instagram feed and see so many talented people doing what they love. Making clothes, doing photography, making youtube videos, graduating college, making art, etc. Whatever interests you, DO IT. I cannot stress that enough. I love seeing people be genuinely happy by doing something that they enjoy.

This has been something that has been on my mind lately because of all the support and comments that I have gotten. I encourage everyone to follow their dreams and to do what they love to do, no matter what. Don't let fear hold you back from doing great things.
Hey peeps! Sooo... as we all know, the fall semester will be here sooner than we know it. There are so many things that I have come across that are a must for college. Apps are key in college. Apps allow access to so many different things at the touch of our hands. Today I will share with you 8 apps that are important to have in college.



1. School App 
      Free (some may charge)

School apps are SO important. I have my university app and my online academic app. My university app gives me access to pretty much everything I would need in a quick second. I can access a map of my campus, bus routes, printers, academic calendars, events, athletic schedules, and the school directory. It's so awesome!! (am I right??) I also like having my academic app, which is Canvas. The Canvas app allows me to see my courses, the sections, and I can see my assignments and grades. If I forget what I have due for the day and I don't have my computer on me, I can quickly access that information on my phone (no need to panic, yay). If you haven't already, definitely download your university's app and your academic app. 

2. Google Docs 
      Free

GOOGLE DOCS, GOOGLE DOCS, GOOGLE DOCS!!! Seriously though, Google Docs is one of the smartest things that anyone has come up with for college students. At the beginning of my college career I would hear people talking about Google Docs but I never really used it or looked into what it really was. BOY WAS I MISSING OUT! I have used Google Docs so much in the past year and it has been a lifesaver for not only me, but for group assignments as well. I can work on papers and typed assignments from any computer or device because it syncs onto my account. So I can work on a paper at home, go to work and use the computers to work on it some more. If I have to make any finishing touches I can even do it on my phone! With group assignments, you can make a document and share the link to all of your partners and everyone can work on it on their own time. This helps if people's class/work schedules are different and don't allow for meetup time. I highly recommend downloading Google Docs if you haven't already. 

3. Turbo Scan 
       Free

I downloaded the free version of Turbo Scan and it has been a great app to use. Whenever I send notes to people or turn in an assignment that needs to be a PDF file, I can scan my piece of paper and send it to someone. For example, I can take a picture of my math notes and send it to my friend through a text and VIOLA, they now have my math notes on their phone that aren't grainy and faded looking. 

4. Quizlet 
      Free

Quizlet is really popular for college students but the great thing is you can access the app on your phone. So I can make flashcards and quizzes on my computer and access that information on my phone. Great right?? You can access your flashcards anywhere. Whether you're traveling, on the bus to school, in bed, etc. You can also make changes and create flashcards through the app. 

5. Group Me
      Free

Group Me is a great app to communicate with people from class, especially for group assignments. This is great for people who don't want to give out their number to everyone that they have to do group assignments with. This still allows you to send messages to them just as you would a text. You can add and delete users and send attachments. 

6. Music App
      Free or at discounted price

Music is such a great thing to have whether you're walking to class, at the library, or doing work in your room. I use Spotify at a discounted price of $4.99 since I am a student. Five bucks a month to access and download thousands (probably millions) of songs and albums is a steal! Spotify premium has been such a great (small) investment in college. I have heard that Apple Music has the same thing but I have not tried it out for myself. Whether you use the free version or the premium version, having a music app is great!

7. Cash App/Venmo
      Free

Cash apps are so key in college! They are so convenient to have. I never really used these types of apps until I came to college. I live in an apartment at college so I have to pay for electricity separately from my rent. One of my rommates has the bill in her name and when the bill comes she will divide the bill into 4 (there are 4 of us) and she will request that amount to us. We can easily accept and transfer her the money and, BAM! Our portion is paid. I also use this app to pay people back if they bought me lunch or something. This is great if you do dinners with your roomates/friends because you can pay for the groceries and just split the cost and they can pay you back through an app. Sometimes paying back with cash and through your bank can be time-consuming or complicated. I don't always have cash on me and you have to set up accounts to transfer to (ain't nobody got time for that!) 

8. Mail App
      Free

I use Gmail for school and my personal email account. I highly recommend downloading the app of the mail platform that you use because it notifies you better than the one that comes on your phone (at least for iPhones). I used to use the mail app that already came installed on my iPhone but it would never notify me at the real time that it came in. I would have to open my mail just to wait for the emails to load and come through. (BOOO.. I need to know when I get emails) I downloaded the Gmail app and it always alerts me as soon as I get an email. This is so important because my professor might send out an important email about an assignment or a cancelled class. I definitely don't want to miss out on an email about class getting cancelled! I can also organize my mail within the app. I love being organized!


What are some of your favorite apps that you use for college?


 


      Everyone has a bad day and sometimes it can be hard to make a better day out of all the bad things happening. Whether you just got a bad grade, a flat tire, you and your significant other got into a fight, or maybe Mcdonald's ice cream was down and you drove all the way there to get a snack size mcflurry. (Mcdonald's get it together..) Anyways, you get my point. There are so many causes for a bad day, but there are so many ways to turn those bad days around and make it better. It is so important that we don't get caught up in the negativity in the things that life throws at us. We have to be optimistic and try to find SOMETHING to appreciate each and every day.

Find something to look forward to
      Ok, so maybe you went to bed in a bad mood and you wake up still in a bad mood or worrying about yesterday. Instead of doing this, go to bed looking at tomorrow as a new day! People sometimes take their days for granted and worry about things that aren't worth fretting about. On some occasions, we might worry about things that are just a part of life and cannot be avoided. In this case, you can still find positivity behind that situation. Don't let the little things get to you and make way for a bad day. Wake up with a fresh start to your day! Look forward to a yummy breakfast, or eating lunch, or getting a new lipstick later at Ulta. Make a plan to do something fun to get your mind off of things.

Be optimistic
      Bringing positivity into your life and being optimistic about things can really change your mindset and play a role in your every day life. We can't always avoid things that happen to us because life throws many curve balls and headships at us, and that's just reality. BUT.. we can look for positive things in our life to help us get through tough times. Made a bad grade on a test? How about looking at it as, "I tried my best and there are many more opportunities for me to improve". Didn't get the job you wanted? Look at it as, "Maybe that job just wasn't for ME and there is a better opportunity that is waiting for me". Y'all, positivity is EVERYTHING. I'm tellin' you! (.. in my Southern accent)

Surround yourself with family or friends
      You're probably thinking to yourself "surround myself with family and friends? Why would I want to be bothered with ANYONE when I am having a bad day??" That's where you have to think differently. Sure there are times when you just need that time for yourself, but don't sit in your room hiding in the corner for hours and hours. It's important to surround yourself with people who are there for you! Now some people might not have family near them where they can just drive down the street, or maybe you moved to a new city and haven't met a lot of people yet... I'll get to that in the next tip! Back to family and friends... When I am feeling down, I like to go home sometimes and be around my parents and brother. My mom is my mother and best friend and I can talk to her about anything. Even if I don't want to talk about things, she is still there to comfort me. Sometimes we sit on the couch and watch our favorite shows together, or a movie. I also like to hang out with my boyfriend and make cookies and watch a movie. We love to watch movies! Call up your girlfriend(s) and hangout with them! Eat some popcorn, have a dinner night, etc. There are so many things you can do with your family and friends.

Get Out!
      No, I'm not talking about the movie. Like I mentioned in the previous tip, some people don't have family or friends near them because they are in a different city. Hey, that's ok though! You can still get out and do something. This still applies to people who have family and friends near them. Make plans to stop by a new store, a new coffee shop, museum, or any other place in your town that you haven't been. There are some new places that have been added downtown in my city and this would be a great thing for me to do on a bad day. I could go downtown, walk around, and see the establishments and art that have been added.

There are so many ways to turn a bad day around. Find things that fit your interest! Just be optimistic and remember that every day is a NEW day.

Choosing your classes can sometimes be overwhelming if you're an incoming freshman or a returning student. When picking your classes for the semester be sure to follow some of these steps to ensure that you get the classes that fit you and your needs. 


Tip 1: Rate My Professor
      Rate My Professor is such a great website to give insight on what you're getting yourself into. Rate My Professor will help see ratings of professors and also see feedback from previous students. Sometimes you can see whether you will need a book a book or not, the type of assignments that will be expected, and sometimes the teaching style of the professor. These are all important because everyone learns differently and I like to know what kind of assignments I will be having. Some classes might have a pop quiz every class, or the class might only have 3 tests and a final, etc. It is good to know what you're getting yourself into before registering for a course. I will look at the classes that I need to take, look at the classes and professors offered at my university, and then look each professor up on Rate My Professor that would best fit in my schedule with my other classes. 

Tip 2: University's Grade Distribution 
      Some universities offer grade distributions online. This shows the different percentages of grades that students received from professors from the previous semester. It will have a chart and have grades A-F, below that will be the percentage that students got for each grade category. This is another helpful tool in figuring out what type of class and professor you will have. Now, if 85% of the class got an A in the class you can't expect the same if you're not putting in the work for it. This just shows that the class is not super impossible to obtain an A. This goes for Rate My Professor also. 

Tip 3: Scheduling Classes 
      Scheduling your classes are very important. 15 credit hours is about the normal amount of credits students take each semester. Some have to take more or less depending on the number of classes that they need. If you are a student who is taking 6 to 7 classes in a semester, it would be best to break your classes up and not take them back to back. Here's why... If you are taking classes back to back you will burn out, have no time to study, or grab some lunch. Classes usually have a 15-minute break in between and if you're walking around campus to different buildings it can be impossible to do anything but walk to class. I like to break up my classes if I can so I can have time to sit down and study some more before a test, finish an assignment, to eat some lunch, or to just relax. Also, space out your classes each day if your schedule allows it. Instead of taking four classes in one day back to back, try and take three on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and three on Tuesdays and Thursdays. (Ya see what I'm sayin'?) 

Tip 4: Take Classes That Interest You 
      There are so many classes that you can take within your major. With that being said, find classes that stick out to you that you would enjoy taking. Not only will the course satisfy that credit that you need, it will also be something that you look forward to learning. When I sign up for classes I will look at the descriptions of the courses that are provided on the registration site and see what interests me the most. I will also ask other people in my major if they have taken it to see if I can get a better idea of what the course is like. 


Don't let registering for classes overwhelm you. Just be smart when choosing your classes and do your research! Hope these tips help. If you have any other questions about choosing college classes send me an email or message me on my social media :) 


I love scrolling through my Spotify playlists seeing all the new songs, and boy! There are A LOT! If you want to see what songs I am loving at the moment then just keep scrolling down. 




  1. Strip That Down - Liam Payne ft. Quavo
  2. Feels - Calvin Harris, Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Big Sean
  3. Crying in the Club - Camila Cabello 
  4. Wild Thoughts - DJ Khaled, Rihanna, Bryson Tiller
  5. Rollin - Calvin Harris, Future, Khalid 
  6. Thunder - Imagine Dragons
  7. Signs - Drake
  8. Down - Fifth Harmony, Gucci Mane
  9. Know No Better - Major Lazer, Travis Scott, Camila Cabello, Quavo
10. Redbone - Childish Gambino 
11. Now Or Never - Halsey 
12. Young Dumb & Broke - Khalid 
13. Butterfly Effect - Travis Scott 
14. To the Max - DJ Khale, Drake
15. Bad At Love - Halsey 
16. Crew - GoldLink, Brent Faiyaz, Shy Glizzy
17. Magnolia - Playboi Carti 
18. No Complaint - Metro Boomin, Offset, Drake
19. Heebiejeebies - Animé, Kehlani
20. Unwind - Healy 


                  

                     what are some of your favorite songs?

Okay, let's face it. We all get a little lazy, especially during the summer time. For most of us, we see summer as a relief from all things related to school (which can be a lot). Even though it's summer, don't waste your time laying around or missing out on opportunites!


1. Wake up at a decent time

      You're probably thinking, what?? It's summer why can't I just sleep my life away? During the summer we might have jobs, summer classes, etc. If you have more time in the mornings before work or class, take the initiative to wake up a little early so you can have time for yourself before jumping out of bed to go get ready for work or class. I love waking up early because I feel like I can make more time to catch up on a book I am reading, work towards any goals, or just enjoy the morning beauty. 

2. Use a planner or some sort of to-do list

Even though I don't have loads of work to do over the summer, I still like to make a to-do list or write down anything in my planner that I need to plan out for the week. I think it is important to do this so you have some sort of tasks to tackle for the day. The tasks don't have to be big every day, it could be as little as "clean bathroom", or "wash clothes", etc. I love making to-do lists because I can visualize a list of what I need to do for the day and if I need to get a lot of stuff done then I can plan my day better. 

3. Get out of the house

Use the time that you have during the summer to get out and go places with friends, family, etc. Visit places that you've never been. I like to visit new restaurants, shops, etc. One thing that I want to do before the summer is over is go hiking at this place near my school. Just find things to do throughout the week whenever you have some free time so you can enjoy life and all of its experiences that it brings. Don't sit in the house all day binge watching Netflix, and scrolling through your Instagram feed for 2 hours over and over. You will look back and see how much time you wasted over the summer. 

4. Work on goals 

So this is a biggie. During the regular semesters, we spend so much time studying, going to class, and juggling so many other things. Last semester I was taking 16 credits (I had a 1 credit class that legit felt like a 4 credit class with the amount of work I had to do), and working during the times that I didn't have class. When I got off from work I would go straight to class. I had no time to really sit down and think of ways to achieve any goals that I had. I was just taking everything day-by-day. Now that summer has rolled around, I have really sat down and made time for blogging. I wanted to do this so bad last semester but time just wouldn't allow. Now that I have gotten into the habit of writing and posting, I know that I will make time for it during the fall semester. Another goal of mine that I have been working on is reading. I used to LOVE to read until reading became an obligation and I was forced to read books that I didn't like. I gave myself a goal to read a book or two every month. This gives me something to do in my free time that is enjoyable. So, work on any goals that you didn't have time for during the regular school semesters. Don't keep pushing them to the side. 

5. Get fit

In reality, we all want to workout and get fit but sometimes our schedules just don't allow it. Summer is a great time to get in the habit of working out and to make it a priority. Summer is a great time to start a habit for the future. If you know you are going to have earlier morning classes this upcoming semester, try waking up early to get your body used to getting up and going to the gym. When the semester comes around, you will be used to waking up early and it will be easier for you to make that trip to the gym. 




Struggling with transitioning?
Curls not coming out the way you want them to?
Are your curls dry and frizzy?

      Well, I am guessing that you can relate to one of these things if you're clicking on this post. Or, maybe you just want some curly hair tips. Either way, these tips will be useful to you. I am starting this new series called #ForTheLoveOfCurls that will be everything on curly hair. Let me start out by giving you a little background story of my hair...

      Growing up, my mom always had my hair done. She would do pigtails with the little hair holders that had the balls on the end.. She would slick my hair back in a half-up, half-down hairdo so tight that it would feel like I was a 6 year that just got botox. Not even kidding. I would go to the salon and get my hair blow dried and straightened. Then one day, we tried a perm on my hair. dun dun DUUUN.... Mind you I was in like 4th grade. Yeah, you can probably guess how that went. Although it only sizzled off edges into little stubble (I still had a hairline, don't worry), my hair was still pretty curly. The relaxer only softened the kinkiness of my curls by only a little bit. This is where I went wrong..
      I kept getting relaxers and my hair became very dry and the curl pattern was very uneven. I would have the relaxed hair at the bottom, kinky curly new growth sprouting out of my scalp. LOVELY! I would look at my hair thinking, "What am I going to do with this??" I would straighten my hair to try and cover up the unevenness of the curls, only damaging my hair more from the heat. In 6th grade I cut my hair into a bob. (Let me remind you, my hair is naturally curly. I got my hair cut into a bob while straightened. We all know what curls do, SHRINK!) So here I am approaching 7th grade with a curly fro basically. My hair was SO short. My 7th grade year of middle school I stopped getting relaxers and never looked back.

      After I stopped getting relaxers, I focused on trying to take better care of my hair. I still used heat on my hair up until about 11th grade of high school. Before that, I was coloring my hair excessively and straightening it (still trying to cover up that unevenness). Back to 11th grade.. I started trimming my hair more often and took better care of my hair. I learned to embrace my curls more than what I used to. I have always had a lot of hair and it gets so big and curly once it is dried. I took more time to focus on my hair and watch what I was putting in it, and what I was doing to it. This meant no more color, minimal heat, better hair products, and styling my hair in protective styles. Transitioning or even restoring your hair is not an overnight process. It takes patience and consistency. I have had all types of damaged and dry hair so I know how it goes. 

On with the tips! 


1. Be gentle

      When it comes to dealing with our curls, we have to be gentle. We can't tug on our hair and be rough with it. Curls get very tangled, very easily. When you're in the shower washing your hair, try running your hair under the water (and even add some conditioner throughout your hair to help soften it). Separate your curls, starting from the bottom, with your fingers. Your fingers are the best tools because you can feel your curls and know how gentle you need to be with them, rather than raking a comb through them. After gently separating your curls, go in with a wide tooth comb and comb out the rest of your curls (again starting from the bottom and working your way up to the top). Out of the shower do the same thing. Gently separate your hair with your fingers and finger detangle.


2. Products

      Now products are important, no matter what anyone says. I am not saying go out and buy a $20 shampoo and conditioner, and a $30 deep conditioner, etc. There are so many drugstore brands that work great for various hair types. You just have to find what works for you! I watch YouTube videos all the time on people's curly hair routines and there are so many different products that I see. I lean towards videos where the individual has a similar curl pattern and texture as me. So if you are unsure of what products to try out, then I would recommend finding someone who has a similar hair type and texture to you so you can get an idea how the product might work in your hair.
      As I have gained more knowledge of what can be good and bad for hair, I spend more time looking at products that do not have sulfates, and parabens, and use natural ingredients. I will typically go to Walmart and Ulta for my hair products, but you can get great affordable hair products anywhere! Below will be links to all the products that I like to use in my 3C hair.

Shea Moisture Raw Shea Retention Shampoo-13 oz

  I love the Shea Moisture line because they are not too expensive and for the money the products last a good while. In the shower I like to use the Shea Moisture Raw Shea Retention Shampoo. This is a small bottle compared to most drugstore shampoos BUT this bottle goes a long way. I have A LOT of hair so trust me!


Maui Moisture Nourish & Moisture + Coconut Milk Shampoo, 13 Ounce ; Maui Moisture Curl Quench + Coconut Oil Conditioner, 13 Ounce

  I recently purchased some products from the Maui line and I think they work great, and they are more around drugstore price in comparison to Shea Moisture. They have various shampoos, conditioners, creams, and oils depending on your hair type and needs. I picked up a shampoo and conditioner from them and I have been liking them so far.


Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine Intensely Smooth Leave-In Conditioning Cream, 10.2 Fl. Oz.

  The first product I like to use out of the shower when styling my hair is this leave-in. Y'all! If you have not tried this in your hair, you are missing out girl! This stuff smells UH-MAY-ZING. I use this leave-in conditioner everyday when I style my hair because it smells so good and helps to really moisturize my hair before I even put in my other products. It helps my curls look so shiny and soft, too. I like to run this through my hair from roots to tips making sure that the product is combed through my curls. I highly recommend using this product in your hair first.


Shea Moisture Coconut and Hibiscus Curl Enhancing Smoothie, 12 oz. ; Maui Moisture Quench + Coconut Oil Curl Smoothie, 12 Ounce

   I have been using the Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie since high school people, high school! I am now 21 years old. This is my *sings* right hand, its my go-to! I do not use any gel so the Curl Enhancing Smoothie is what I like to use after my leave-in because it moisturizes my hair and helps hold my curls while still keeping them soft. This bottle usually will last me a few months because it is such a thick styler that I do not need to use a lot. I also recently bought the Maui Moisture Quench & Coconut Oil Curl Smoothie after running out of my Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie, and I am loving it! The only difference between the two is that the Shea Moisture product is thicker and has a stronger hold on my curls. The Maui is cheaper than the Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie so it is a great alternative if you are interested in this type of styler.


3. Deep Condition

Aussie Moist 3 Minute Miracle Moist Deeeeep Liquid Conditioner - 8 oz. ; Hollywood Beauty Olive Cholesterol 20 oz ; Garden of Life Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil - Unrefined Cold Pressed Coconut Oil for Hair, Skin and Cooking, 14 Ounce

  The three products above are products that I like to use to deep condition. They are affordable and easy to use. Like the Curl Enhancing Smoothie, I have been using the Aussie 3 Minute Miracle since high school and I love it! I usually get a bottle for about $4-$5 at Walmart. In the shower, I will use this product after shampooing. I run it through my hair and just let it soak in as I continue showering. I still use regular conditioner afterwards. The Hollywood Beauty Olive Cholesterol is a very thick cream that I like to use in my hair in the shower also. If I do not have the Aussie 3 Minute Miracle or if my hair is just SUPER dry, I will use this instead. I will do the same thing by putting this all throughout my hair and letting it soak in. It might sound and look weird, but this stuff is GREAT and it smells good too. Coconut oil is also a great product to use because you can use this everyday in your hair if you need some extra moisturizing or use it on days that you need to deep condition. I like to massage this into my scalp for about 10 minutes or more. I will then let it sit in my hair while I do things around the house. Sometimes I even sleep in it! I will wash it out really good with shampoo and conditioner and it leaves my hair shiny and moisturized.

      
4. Moisturize
       Make sure that you are moisturizing your hair EVERY DAY even if you're putting your hair up. I always moisturize my hair no matter what style I am doing. It is important to keep your hair moisturized to help prevent breakage, especially in the hot summer and cold winter. I will just use a spray bottle with water, my leave-in, and my styling cream to moisturize my hair.


5. Cut out that heat, girl!
  
      This is one of the biggest tips that I have for curly haired chicas! YOU HAVE TO CUT OUT THAT HEAT. I never realized how damaging heat was until I actually stopped using it as much and saw my hair growing in curlier. It is really hard to revert back from heat damage so it is important to give your hair a break every once in awhile. Some people will say to cut out damage completely, but as long as you use heat in moderation you will be good. I straighten my hair about 2-3 times a year and I usually have it straight for a week. So that is three weeks out the year. Once you get comfortable with your natural hair and want to get those curls back, you will not want to put heat on it.


6. Say goodbye to those dead ends
      
      This is the second biggest tip that I can give. You cannot keep holding on to those dead, split ends. You have to let those things go girl! I always tell people don't do a big chop if it is not needed. Now, if that is what you want to do then go ahead but I know most people want to try and keep the length that they have. I suggest slowly cutting off any color or damage if possible. For me, the color that I have is what I am trying to cut off to help make my curls healthier than what they are. Every few months I will trim off about an inch or an inch and a half. I find this method to be good because I do not want to chop all of my hair off (that would be a lot because of where my color begins), but it still helps my hair to be healthy and get rid of some of those dead ends.




Those are my top 6 tips that I have for you all that will help you get those curls back! Our curls are so delicate and need attention so make sure you're not neglecting them. I hope that you guys enjoyed these tips and if you have any questions just leave me a comment or message me!



FTC: This post contains referral links through Amazon. All opinions are mine.

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