I am blessed and highly-textured.
- They hate my hair because they love it so much.
- My hair has the potential to be long,thick, and healthy.
- I love my hair, no matter what I've been taught.
- If the comb breaks,it's not my hair's fault.
- Anything worth having is worth fighting for.
- I'm beautifully different from other women across the racial spectrum.
- My hair is appropiate for the work place.
- Being natural is good for my health, in every way.
- My natural beauty is someone's inspiration.

Monday, June 29, 2009
10 Affirmations for the Natural Woman
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Labels: advice, affirmations, curly hair, hair care, inspiration, natural hair
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Monthly off the subject: Fine Black Men
I didn't want to do it! I wanted to keep this blog strictly about natural hair...but I found a compromise. Once a month, I can talk about anything. This month,the topic is fine black men. Forgive me, for I am too lazy to put their names.
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Labels: famous black men, famous fine black men, fine black men
Friday, June 26, 2009
My First Fro-Hawk!

Everytime I've tried this style, it never came out right. Now I'm starting to get it. The more practice I get , along with some giant bobby pins; the better my fro-hawk will become. Please feel free to send me comments, emails,etc to help me better my fro-hawk. But until then I will be wearing braids.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Product Showcase: Jilbere Shower Comb
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Monday, June 22, 2009
References of Hair in the bible
I make it a goal to refer to the bible in everything I do in life. Yes, even hair. It's not that serious, but I just wanted know what the bible says about hair. There are only two scriptures listed below, but I found more. The others didn't pertain to what I was looking for.
- Songs of Solomon 4:1
Behold thou art fair, my love;behold,thou art fair;thou hast dove's eyes withing thy locks:thy hair is as a flock of goats, that appear from Mount Gilead...
- I Corinthians 11:15
But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her. For her hair is given her for a covering.![]()
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Labels: bible, black beauty, dark skin, natural hair, songs of soloman
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Happy Father's Day! Don't forget that man who made you natural!
...for all his youtube videos.
...so he won't forget to be on time.
...maybe your dad has a sweet tooth.
...just to make sure he smells great on his celebration date.From the mind of Professah Monee at 8:35 AM 0 comments
Friday, June 19, 2009
Check This Out Guys! Hope to See You There!
An exciting tradition, The ESSENCE Music Festival®, began in 1995 as a celebration of the 25th birthday of ESSENCE Magazine, July 4th weekend in New Orleans. Three days of cultural activities and three nights of performances by some of our greatest African-American artists made the Festival a success. The Festival has grown in stature and attendance every year and is an annual destination. It is the largest African-American music and empowerment event in the country, with more than 270,000 attendees enjoying evening performances, plus free daytime sponsored activities, empowerment seminars and celebrity meet-and-greets.With the best musical artists, the most powerful speakers and the biggest national brands, the ESSENCE Music Festival is three days of unparalleled music, celebration and community. For more info click on the picture above.
Courtesy Of Essence.com
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Labels: events, fun, New orleans, summer
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Contact
- Email: monee126@gmail.com
- Myspace: www.myspace.com/luvlyafrodite
- Blogtv: www.blogtv.com/people/monee127
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Labels: contac info, information, search
When I post : my schedule
For the time being, I am posting once or twice a week. One of those post will most likely be a product showcase.Some people post two post a day, not me! I might throw a random post out there every now and then, because there are somethings that just pop into my head and onto the keyboard. That's all...for now.Chao Bellas!
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Monday, June 15, 2009
Product Showcase: Cantu Shea Butter Leave-in Conditioning Repair Cream
This is a reasonably-priced item that I find at Wal-Mart, Wal-Green, CVS, or any dug store; on the "ethnic" hair aisle. I would never use it as a leave-in. When I would spray my hair with water to re-style it, the cream would coagulate in my hair,leaving me with white beads everywhere.One thing I have noticed, is that people with hair textures of 3c and below don't have the "white-bead coagulation" problem. So as a leave-in it is best for women with textures between 2b-3c.
However... I do use it as a deep conditioner. I apply it to damp hair with a processing cap. Then I leave it in overnight or sit 45 minutes under a hooded-dryer.Another reason I like it is because shea butter is at the top of the ingredients list,as it should be.
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Labels: 2b, 3c, 4a, 4b, cantu, condition, cream, damage, hair care, moisture, moisturizer, product junkie, Shea butter
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Why his hair is longer than hers: Men having longer hair than women
It has long puzzled me on how a man could have long, thick, and luscious hair;while some women have thin ,short, and or brittle hair. Then I realized , men are not as concerned about hair as women. Meaning they don't flat-iron their hair every morning,curl it every night, or manipulate it as much. They want to be neat and presentable, that's it.
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Labels: alopecia, black men, black people, braids, breakage, flat irons, hair issues, perm, relaxer, shrinkage
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Summertime and your....
...hair is moisturized, combs are sliding and the texture is high.
-Summertime, by Porgy and Bess
Summertime is here and it can be stressful for some afrodites' tresses. Especially if you live in a hot,arid climate or hot,humid climate. Your hair tends to dry out.
When I first went natural, this spritz was my staple. I think I will begin using it again. ( with my own spin on it, which I will tell yall about in a later post.) It contains vegetable glycerine, not the rose water kind they sell in Wal-greens and Wal-Mart. You have visit Whole Foods Market, Trader Joes, or your local health food store for this. If you don't live near any of these stores , google 100% natural , organic vegetable glycerine. Vegetable glycerine is a natural humectant; it pulls moisture out of the air and attracts it. Makes hair super soft. Even after hair has dried.
Recipe:
- 1 oz. vegetable glycerine
- 3 fl.oz. water
- (optional) 1 tbsp. castor oil ( or your favorite natural oil)
- 3-5 drops of favorite essential oil
- one clean spray bottle
Preparation:
- Place vegetable glycerine in spray bottle.
- Add water and oils.
- Shake well, until water turns an opaque color.
- Spray on hand, if your hand feels slippery; vegetable glycerine is ready.
Tips:
- Use sparingly on humid days.
- works best on afro puffs and twist.
- the best way to use is after hair has been co-washed and is still damp. Spray and style as desired.
- Spray in hair before styling to create more pliable hair.
- Buy a small spray bottle for when you're on the go.
Troubleshooting:
- If hair is very sticky, decrease amount of vegetable glycerine or increase amount of water.
- Don't just give up on this hair spritz, experiment until you get desired results.
- Use less vegetable glycerine if you live in a very humid climate, to prevent the " drippy jheri curl juice" effect
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Labels: detangle, hair spritz, moisturize
Friday, June 5, 2009
Ode to the Afrodite: a poem called Beauty
This poem came about when I was thinking of an idea for a new post. My high school had recently held a talent show, and this young man, by the name of Theron Mcghee, entered one of his pieces. Honeychile,let me tell you! It's hard to get a standing ovation out of me, but I gave him one. Needless to say, he won first place for spoken word.So I sent him a message on Myspace, and asked him would he write a poem about natural hair for my blog. He said yes, and here it is.
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Labels: appreciation, love, natural hair, poem, poetry, self-esteem, self-love, Theron Mcghee
M.I.A: Summer Vacation
Okay...here's the deal. I will not be blogging for a small while. I will be in ATL, enjoying my vacation. I might make an occasional post , don't hold your breath. I will definetly be back before mid-August. So don't un-Follow or let my temporary abscence deter you from following or subscribing to me . In the meantime, one of my fellow natural people will be making occasional post , to keep my site alive. Paz, carino , y amor. Chao bellas.









