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Posted on October 2, 2017March 30, 2018

LET’S TALK OILS.

This blog talks about the benefits of some popular oils and why we naturally textured hair folks really need oils.

Posted on August 29, 2017March 30, 2018

HAIR ELASTICITY: The fight for our hair to bounce back.

Respect and honor the hair shrinkage. If your hair shrinkage game isn’t strong, there’s a chance you may be affected by poor hair elasticity.

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I had the chance to make veggie sushi rolls while under quarantine
I've taken the next step in my plant-based journey. I've started being mindful of the things I buy, like these shoes from #ahimsashoes. They're 100% vegan. This purchase took me so long to make because I have flat feet. I also had foot surgery a few months ago. These shoes come with a removable footbed, so I just slip my custom soles in them.
I miss this shape and how my curls looked so fluffy.
So...I got a chance to do some food exploring in Bali, and it was a great experience! My bf and I was able to explore local markets, check out a garden, and cook some Balinese dishes. I absolutely love cooking, so it was great to learn how to cook foods from a culture I've never experienced back at home. I have so much respect for the love and patience Balinese people incorporate into the preparation of their food.
It wasn't until I came into adulthood when I started to appreciate the taste of chocolate. However, there's a difference between the common chocolate (candy) and raw cacao or cocoa. Raw cacao is basically the first step to making chocolate. Cacao is very bitter and taste nothing like Hershey's chocolate. Why is cacao so bitter? Well, in not sure but I do know cacao has many beneficial nutrients. Before I tell you those benefits let me explain the difference between cacao and cocoa. Cacao is cold-pressed unroasted cacao beans. Cocoa is raw cacao that's been roasted at a high temperature. To understand this more clearly, think about cacao the same way you think about coffee. Light roasted coffee isn't as nearly as strong in taste as dark roasted coffee. Which one is better? Well, if you're trying to get the optimal amount of nutrients and minerals it's always a good idea to start from the raw source. Using the coffee example again, many people think dark roasted coffee has more caffeine but this isn't true. Anything roasted or cooked for a longer period of time is going to have less nutrients (or caffeine) than the raw source. You don't have to incorporate cacao into your diet but if you do, it can provide your body with a good source of antioxidants, heart health, fiber, and it can boost your mood. Because cacao is a stimulant, there is a such thing as too much of this can possibly hurt you. Therefore, be smart about how much cacao you consume. Also, try to consume cacao with other nutrient rich things like nuts or seeds.
Not sure how old this video is, but I know this clip is older than a year. Not only is it important to eat wisely but it's also important to have an active lifestyle. Although I don't post about my active lifestyle I definitely have one. I've been consistently active for about 4 years. This clip is when I did a variation of #sissysquats for the first time and was freakishly good at them. The strength exercises I do well usually involve hip flexors and hamstrings. I definitely have weaknesses like box squats 😒. The point is you will never be great at everything but it doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. Anywho, make sure you eat some leafy greens today or tomorrow if it's too late where ever you are.

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