Why You Should Join a Natural Hair Challenge?


There are so many challenges out there, when it comes to Natural Hair.  I love doing challenges. There are some that I would not do because they are just weird, however, there are others that seem more beneficial.

Why should you join a natural hair challenge?

Well, it's FUN for one. Another reason is that you get so much motivation when you accomplish the task of completing the challenge. A few months ago, I did the "Use it  Up" challenge; to use up all my hair products and not buy any new products for a month. I can tell you that I saved a lot of money in the process, and even till now, 3 months later, the urge of buying products have really reduced.


How can I join a challenge?
There are different places you can find challenges to join
  • Natural Hair YouTube Channels
  • Natural Hair Facebook page (Kinky Curly Coily Me! does a Castor Oil challenge)
  • Natural Hair Forum (CurlyNikki has a forum dedicated to challenges)

Have you ever joined a Natural Hair Challenge before?
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Comments

  1. nappy headed black girlJuly 20, 2013 at 12:44 PM

    I've never joined a challenge before but I could have used that "Use It Up" one. I have so many brand new products it's ridiculous.

    Once I find something I like I tend to stick with it, so everything else falls by the wayside...no bueno.

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    1. DiscoveringNaturalJuly 22, 2013 at 5:45 AM

      You can still do the Use It up on your own. It will really help you with self control when it comes to buying products

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  2. RellieMJuly 26, 2013 at 4:42 PM

    I've done the KCKM Castor Oil challenge and it was great fun and very helpful.

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