Kinks to Curls The Natural Way of Creating Your Desired Curly Look [Paperback]

Have you ever washed and conditioned your hair and thought to yourself, Wow, this texture looks so pretty! I wish my hair would stay like this. Then your hair quickly dries into a coarse and kinky poof that youre now trying to work through and style in some manner. Are you tired of doing twist-outs night after night? Are you tired of feeling like your hair is not good? Well, Kinks to Curls is the book for you. Youll be able to make your curl pattern pop and hold over several days. Yes, ladies, no more twist-outs, and no more fighting through the kinks. Kinks to Curls will give you the step-by-step details on how to turn your kinks into curls, as well as how to maintain your style with a few quick and easy bedtime and morning steps. Once you discover its convenience and cost-effectiveness, youll be able to confidently wear your natural hair and also inspire others to do the same. To get more tips and tricks or to send additional questions for your specific hair situation, please visit Alexis & Tyshawna at www.kinkstocurls.com.

Natural hair can be defined as hair whose texture hasnt been altered by chemical relaxers or texturizers.

African American natural hair is most frequently described as wooly kinky nappyor even cotton-like. Unfortunately, these are terms that are not associated with beauty. As a result, many black women feel as though their look is not desirable and seek to change it. In 1877, Garret Morgan created the relaxer with the purpose of making black womens hair more manageable by chemically straightening it. It was found that relaxers could also damage the hair and scalp during this process. (See Benefits of Going Natural).

In May 2015 I googled Beautiful Women. The results of my search displayed nothing but Caucasian women for the first twelve pages. The next nationality was Hispanic, then an Asian, an Indian and then finally an African America woman. Although the black woman was gorgeous I did notice that her hal#