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~The Retro Natural
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About Me
- The Retro Natural
- The Retro Natural is the first natural hair blog dedicated to styling naturally textured hair in retro styles. This blog was created as a means to establish a virtual playground, if you will, where women with natural or highly textured hair can obtain tips and tricks when attempting to style their hair in styles mainly from the 30s, 40s and 50s. There's also a little about style, food, vintage cars, and beauty tips. Many people know me from my YouTube channel, CurlyChronicles, which was created to show how I care for my natural hair. This is an extension of that :)
I also love the style of clothing worn by those who lived way before my time and enjoy "dressing to the nines" as they say!
These photos do indeed belong to me unless stated otherwise. If you use any photos, link them back to this site or I'll kindly ask you to take them down. Thank you! Got a question for me? Email me: RetroNatural @ gmail.com
6 comments:
loving your retro style hair and MAKEUP! Beautiful sis
Okay, I fear that the crochet hook looking device is dangerous!!!
my verification word: dhellyz
It made me laugh. Carry on.
Love this sis!!!
Came out great!
www.datfunkyfro.blogspot.com
Oh my Gosh. I love the retro look. I'm so happy to have found another sister into this look.
btw, do you read lula magazine? It's sort of retro but more girly girly?
When you use coconut oil, is it in its solidified form or liquid? If in its liquid form, do you think other oils such as grapeseed or olive would work as well? Basically, do you use coconut oil because it's your personal preference or because you actually think it yields the best results when setting hair?
Thanks Funbi & KurlyKeiKei!
@ Erika, I know it looks pretty scary, I was looking at it going, "why's it such a long device?" but it's not that bad. If you detangle well enough it's fine. Perhaps the verification word is a sign hahahaah, nah you're ok, give it a go one day!
@chic noir, ooooh I haven't heard of this magazine but I may have to look into this..sounds like a realllly fun read! Thanks!
@ Kennie, I think coconut oil yields better results. My hair doesn't feel weighed down as fast when using it as compared to olive oil or shea butter. I think grapeseed oil would work in the same way though, because it's just really lightweight :)
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