Are you BORED of your NATURAL HAIR?

DiscoveringNatural Natural Hair Boredom


We've all been there...and if you haven't, believe me... you will. 
B O R E D O M!!

Bored with our natural hair. It is not that we do not love our hair, it is just that we have tried all the styles... well at least most of it that our type of hair can do.

What do you do when you are BORED with your NATURAL HAIR?

Watch what I do: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80nASKtcbKc&list=PL1B2FF061F0877CCA&index=89

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  1. nappy headed black girlMay 15, 2014 at 10:35 PM

    Yep, this video is right on time. I'm so over my hair right now. I'm using your first tip...trying new styles. I just found a new accessory to play with and I'm working on my bun.

    I've never wanted to relax again but I have been missing my loose hair lately. A chop may be in my future...

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    1. DiscoveringNaturalMay 16, 2014 at 11:07 PM

      Looking forward to seeing your new accessory on your blog or channel. ohhhhHHH a chop. I bet whatever you do will be cute!! Have a wonderful weekend

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