Naturally Fine: How To Survive Your First Year With Natural Hair

By Trudy Jones
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Published: Feb. 27, 2013
Words: 15,199 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301135325


Short description

In Naturally Fine: How To Survive Your First Year With Natural Hair, author Trudy Jones leads you to discover not only how to effectively “do” and manage your natural hair, but also how to strut your hair with confidence and stay natural. Ready to join the legions of Naturally Fine women? Let’s get started on your journey now!

Extended description

Do you want to be Naturally Fine?

• Have you hit rock bottom and are ready to give up your addiction to hair relaxer?

• Are you tired of trying to conceal your weave or have you given up on your wig collection? (Read more)


Tags

africanamerican, black hair, natural hair, afro hair, natural hair care, natural hairstyles, natural curly hair, africanamerican hair, africanamerican selfesteem

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Review by: Bernadette Bernard on April 02, 2013 : (no rating)
Naturally Fine is a 'must have book' for anyone who wants to take that journey to go back to roots. The writer spelt out profoundly the trial and error methods she used along the way. She chronicled this in such a vivid manner that she had you wanting to know what was going to happen next. I believe that the discourse should aid the woman who is planning to go Natural to have an easier transition.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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