Greetings,
Boy, it sure is hot here in the ATL! Temperatures have reached the mid-90s with no end in sight. Of course with all the heat, the one thing I am most obsessed with is...my hair. What in the world can I do with hair this long? Braidouts? Nope. Curls? Probably Not!
So, my new thing is updos and ponytails. Here's a few pics of my latest (messy) hair do. Any suggestions for cool summer 'dos are welcome!
Chat Later,
KLW
9 comments:
Wow, somebody got a serious tan!
Nice pics too! Take Care
This is a very cute style!
Love it!
The style is awesome and your locks are beautiful!
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Small world!!!! I met you at the Lalah Hathaway concert and was asking you about your hair as I have been wanting to loc it for years but was debating between traditional or sisterlocks. When I was talking with you I was thinking I wanted to do smaller traditional locks but after thinking about it the past few days I am leaning towards sisterlocks. One of my friends has sisterlocks and she recommended her stylist Alva. When I googled her name your blog came up!!! Small world. I'd love to talk to you about your experience as I believe I am about to make that leap. :-)
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