Curly Hair: Versatile, Low Maintenance, Long-Lasting Style


Style: Two-Strand Twists

Product Used: Home-made Shea Butter Mix

Ingredients:  
  • 100African Raw Shea Butter
  • Coconut Oil
  • Olive Oil
Place/s of Ingredients Purchase:
  • Shea Butter- sent from Ghana, my home-land; however may purchase it here in the States at any African Market or where-ever it may be sold :) 
  • Coconut/olive oil- local grocery store
Measurements: 
Eye-balled measurements; but if prefer, may measure the oils and butter for precision

Materials:
  • 100African Raw Shea Butter
  • Olive oil
  • Coconut oil
  • Plastic Bowl
  • Hand-Mixer
  • Measuring Cups/Spoons (optional)
  • Plastic Spoon
  • Small-Medium Storage Container
  • Most important God-given material: Your Hands/Fingers! :-)    

Procedure:
  1. Combine all ingredients in a bowl. 
  2. Mix with hand-mixer until no chunks of Shea butter is visible. 
  3. Pour butter using plastic spoon into storage container and store in room temperature.
  4. Check back an hour or two later.

End Result
You've got yourself a fluffy, 'twists-friendly' hair cream!
Happy Twisting! :)


How To Twist:


  • Use a comb or fingers to carefully part a section of hair--small-medium size; however big a section one prefers 
  • Comb through with wide-tooth comb for tangle free hair
  • Apply about a quarter-sized amount of Shea mix to the section of hair 
  • Separate that piece of hair into two halves 
  • Begin twisting; gently intertwine each half with the other starting from the roots
  • Continue until the section of hair resembles the photo above
  • Follow the same procedure for the entire head

Twisting Level of Difficulty:
Fairly Easy

Amount of time Spent:
Depending on how large or how small sections are will determine length of time spent. However, the above took about 3-hours and a little bit and the sections were approximately medium-sized.

Long-lasting of Twists:
3 weeks and longer

Other Styles Achieved with this Style:
  • Pinned Twists
  • Twist-Out



Quick Note: Pinned Twists and Twist-Out will be further discussed in upcoming posts.



*Questions? Comments? Concerns? Please leave them in the comment box provided below* 
Thank you.

God bless,
Charity

Comments

  1. Dear Charity,
    This is Joy Sole a Deeper Life member under the Southwest region and I live in Dallas Texas.
    I was just thinking maybe you could make this hair cream and sell it to people like me that cannot make it themselves. This is a way to get a business started :)

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  2. Hey Sister Joy! Yay! A fellow DLer (Deeper Lifer)(: I remember you at convention but I don't think we ever formally met.(I also believe we 'friends' on FB) Anyway, thank you for your suggestion. It's actually a great idea. It's definitely something to consider. Thanks again! Thank you for visiting the blog! Come back soon? ;)
    God bless,
    Charity

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  3. you have inspired a lot of people including me thanks a lot

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  4. Aw! Thank you very much Anonymous! (I wish I knew who you were so that I don't have to refer to you as 'Anonymous') However, I respect your privacy. Thank you for visiting the blog.
    God bless you!
    -Charity

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  5. This is extremely helpful, God bless

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  6. I am glad that this is helpful
    to you "Anonymous!" :)
    Thank You, God bless You!
    -Charity

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