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WILD, WILD HAIR GIVEAWAY!!!

We are having a special giveaway in honor of our new KandyLandKurls Forum! We have recently added a forum to our blog, this is a place where all of us can come together to talk. We can talk about anything from, what's new with our kids, or asking questions about hair . This giveaway is exclusively for those who join our forum. The winner will receive one (1) copy of the book Wild, Wild Hair !! Contest ends February 25th!
Wild, Wild Hair

By Nikki Grimes
Illustrated by George Ford






Here' s how to enter:

1.) Join KandyLandKurls Forum (click on the tab under our home tab) and Register to become a member.

Thats all, if you would like more entries to increase the chances of winning, you can do the following

2.) Start a topic

3.) Comment on a topic

You can do steps 2-3 daily as many times as you want.

But don't forget to comment under this post to let me know what steps you have done.

example: I joined KandyLandKurls Forum, I created a topic or commented about ______. (This is considered your daily post, again, there is no limit as to how many times you do this.)

I will choose a winner by using Random.org,
(example: If Random.Org chooses comment number 78, and your post is number 78, then you would be the winner.)
-If the winner doesnt respond by March 2nd, then I will choose another winner.

*Good Luck To All Who Enter!
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Book Review: Wild, Wild Hair

Wild, Wild Hair

By Nikki Grimes
Illustrated by George Ford





This book has brought back my childhood memories of getting my hair done, and watching my sisters scream and cry when it was time to detangle their hair. This book is based on an African American girl named Tisa and her trial and tribulations of having tightly coiled, long natural hair. She avoids getting her hair done on Monday mornings, but in the end she will learn it is worth it. This book is very postitive in helping to boost little girls self esteem. It is an enjoyable easy to read book with rhyming words.
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Cool Hair Facts :-)

The Lifespan of hair is 2 to 7 years.

I thought due to shedding, it would be shorter?? Go figure..
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School Styles 25 Minutes Or Less

This is a very simple twist and braids hairstyle,



1.) Always start with well moisturized and detangled hair.
2.) I started off by making a two slanted parts, near the crown of her hair, that formed the letter "V".
3.) Next, where the two parts meet, I began making a straight part going all the way down her hair.
4.) I added hair ties, to section off the top section, and the two bottom sections of hair. 
5.) On the top section I did (2) two-strand twists and added hair bows.
6.) Then, I began doing single braids at the bottom sections, and added a hair bow at the end of the braid.


Products Used: -Bee Mine Hair and Scalp Moisturizer
-Wide Tooth Comb

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The Winner of The Mixed Chicks Giveaway!

Before I announce the winners I want to thank MIXED CHICKS for allowing me to review your products and for the awesome Giveaway! Next, I want to thank all of the ladies who have taken the time to enter this contest, I have chosen a winner by using Random.Org since there were so many entries.

And the First Place Winner is...

#54: Taylor H



And in second place is...
#8 Kiana

Kiana said... re-tweeted the giveaway http://twitter.com/#!/PoeticDeLite

Congratulations Ladies!!

*Please send your full name and address to kandylandkurls@yahoo.com

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Willow Smith Shows Off Her Natural Hair In Teen Vogue

I LOVE IT!!! Sometimes our kids can get so used to seeing other girls with relaxers, flat ironed, even weave. There are not many images of girls and women embracing their Beautiful Natural Hair! I'm happy Willow is helping to open the eyes of others, and show them the variety in beauty. Rock on Willow!!!!



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Black History Month

Hello Everyone! In honor of Black History Month, I wanted to dedicate this post to all of the millions who have died and fought for freedom. Without their courage my kids, and millions of other kids, would of lived in a horrible country, torn apart by the color of one's skin. Never Forget!!


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