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Curly Nikki | Natural Hair Styles and Curly Hair Care: CurlyNikki Does the Midwest

Curly Nikki | Natural Hair Styles and Curly Hair Care: CurlyNikki Does the Midwest: "Hola Chicas, Before I proceed with this (exciting) announcement, I'd like to first ask the fierce curlies of DC, NYC, Philly, Cali, ChiTow..."

Curly Nikki | Natural Hair Styles and Curly Hair Care: CurlyNikki on KMOV's 'Great Day St. Louis'

Curly Nikki | Natural Hair Styles and Curly Hair Care: CurlyNikki on KMOV's 'Great Day St. Louis': "I'm back in the Lou! One of you (the producer named no names) reached out to KMOV's 'Great Day St. Louis' and told them about the site... ..."

Giovanni Shampoo

This is the shampoo that I am using on my SL's. It works great. Since I have been maintaining my locks myself, I try to find shampoo that will clean my locks and keep them looking great. I love it. It makes my hair feel clean and fresh. I purchased, Golden Wheat, Tea Tree Triple Treat, and 50/50 Balance. The Tea Tree and Golden Wheat are especially great because they have peppermint, spearmint and rosemary as ingredients for scalp circulation. It lathers great and rinses out well. I purchased two 8oz. bottles from TJ Maxx for $4.99 and the larger 33.5 oz. of 50/50 balance shampoo for $12.99, that is the best value. You can also purchase it from Marshalls and Ulta. 


GOLDEN WHEAT
For normal to oily hair:
- Cleanses hair and scalp by removing natural oils
- Encourages volume and shine
- Creates a clean palette for style
- Zero sulfates

                                     

TEA TREE TRIPLE TREAT (The best!)
For all hair types: - Increases scalp circulation for a refreshed, renewed feel - Strengthens hair with a three-organic-all-blend to stimulate, condition and clarify - Alleviates dry, flaking scalp with organic tea tree botanicals - Zero sulfates

My New Do!!!!!!

This is my first pin up. Although my hair is still a little short, I love it. It's nice to do something a little different with my locks every now and then.