Xina Broderick, Natural Hair Ambassador & Owner of Nature’s Parlour, poses four questions for people with natural hair and would love to receive your video responses.

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The questions are:

What inspired you to wear your hair natural?
What are the benefits of having natural hair?
What has been the major challenge regarding your natural hair? (Please also state the solution if you found one)
What would be your number one natural hair tip/advice for someone thinking about going natural?

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Hello all!

My name is Tynesha and I am the newest intern for Xina!

Blogging isn’t that new to me as I have attempted to do a few about irrelevant things but I think that this blog will be a lot better and more relevant.

So back to the point.

I am currently going natural myself and currently have kinky twists in right now. I used to relax my hair but because I didn’t look after it properly, my hair started to fall out quite a bit when I was washing it. When that started to happen I thought I was going to go bald! I was panicking, checking for patches as I was drying and straightening my hair. So I decided that I didn’t want to be in that state anymore, and that’s what made me decide to go natural (well that and the fact that I have started university and I cannot afford to be paying £40-£60 every 2 months to get my hair relaxed!)

So I am doing a natural story for you all to show you how I am currently coping with my transition from relaxed to natural hair.

Now I thought at first that it was going to be really quick and easy (a bit like putting the relaxer in your hair) but I was very sadly mistaken and it turns out, that patience is a virtue! So I am being very patient with my great hair.

I have watched a few YouTube video’s about people going natural and putting in kinky twists, etc and they are all really good. I will put a few links down below or if I forget most likely in the up and coming blogs that I will do. They are really useful and I recommend everyone to try out kinky twists before locking.

Now I am not saying don’t lock because that would just be wrong! Like how can you not want to lock your hair?! Oh for those who don’t know what locking is, some people call it dreads or dread locks (even though you will all know what it is, there maybe someone who doesn’t know and I am just clarifying just in case). But kinky twists (depending on how you do them) look slightly like locks (but they don’t look as good as locks I must say) so you can get a feel of what locks may look like, etc. Well that’s what I think personally, there maybe some of you that will disagree with what I am saying, which is understandable. But I know that from having kinky twists, I definitely want to have locks and keep them!

So knowing Xina is a great way to start this transformation. She sells the right products, she speaks with confidence and truth about looking after both hair and skin, and she is genuinely an all round great human being. So working with her is great (plus if I am super nice maybe I can some discount of her products? Maybe? Just a tiny bit)! We will see any ways. I don’t mind paying full price but maybe it could be an incentive to do great work with her! Hmmm…. I will have a look into that.

But any ways back to the point

So yeah, this is the start of my hair journey (well my hair journey blog any ways) and I will write to you all soon and shortly you shall all see me soon (as some YouTube clips will be coming up shortly).

God Bless

Tynesha

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