A Welcome to my channel!!
This is a lifestyle channel. It will include MANY things that I love.
Some of my current loves:
Dip Powder Nails
Cooking
Braid locs
Traveling
Just plain enjoying life :)
Come on and join me if this is something you're interested in!
A little about my hair-
Loc Journey:
Started May 30th 2019
My natural hair:
Transitioned 17 months
BC: October 2012
Last relaxer: May 2011
Cooking
I've been cooking all my life. LOL
Dip Powder
I started dip powder nails at the beginning of the pandamic and I'm self taught. (not a professional)
Travel:
My Desire is to see the entire World!!
Пікірлер
Do you have a link, please? I understand this was 11 years ago.
What bit were you using? Coarse? You were able to use the bit on your nail?
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Thank you ever so much for this simple, yet effective tutorial. It is expensive to be going to a loctician every 3 months. I will be doing this myself from now on. Subscribed. How many Locs do you have please?
@itscinname can you use brown sugar as well as regular sugar in the fried corn?
Beautiful Sister. Thank you. 🖤👑!!
Very detailed video thank you. Do you still use 2 point rotation.
Beautiful
Why am i a sandwich 😡😡😡😡
Thank you for the tip will definitely be using a towel next time 👍🏾
such an incredible tutorial, thank you so much!!
Thank you so much for making this 😩🙌 I think it's time to do my own retightens and this is so helpful!
Sometimes steam won't come out of the hood but when I remove it the steam comes out perfectly. Any advice
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Beautiful!! How many Locs do you have ?
You remind me of Lala Hathaway and Layla Aaylee. Not sure if that's spelled right lol, but you know who I'm talking about.😂 You are very pretty.❤
I loved the style with your braids pinned up! Cute updo😊
Try Russian dressing for sauce
Please please where did you get that tool
This video was so inspiring. 😂 This might help me at least do the front and top locs and go in for my back. Because I’m paying $130 every 6 weeks. And I’m that sister who paid for a haircut every 3 weeks and used very little product
Your tutorial was amazing. Thank you
I have a pattern 4 rotation, can this be switched to a 3 or 2 rotation? Also I have some locs which needs to be joined ,is that easy to do?
Yummy 😋 I’m not sure how you make yours, but my mom would coat the potatoes in flour before cooking so they could get that nice crust
Wow!! Never heard of that. I may try it. Lol
More meat 🍖 😅
Absolutely Beautiful!
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Have you done a video of this??
I think if you soaked them in water (of cause, warm is preferred) they will or should, soak up the water like sponge and that will make it even 𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙞𝙚𝙧 to come off.
I am the same about changing up my nails, I’ve bought all these products, and have been been seeing all these different techniques with dip powders, press on nails and dual forms and I can’t wait to try and them all.
I am 1 year into my diy braidloc journey. How long did you "braid and band" to stop the braids from unraveling? I have to go back and fix my ends because I did not do it properly and I am experiencing bunching. I want to fix it before I get to far along. My hair texture is probably a 3c-4a (so I knew better than not banding during washing but now I am trying to fix it and I am just wondering how long it should do that. Thanks in advance.
Im back to this video again. 😂 and im gonna do it !!!!!!
Can you do another update?
We understand how to part you going to this road I wish it was just a video can just get right to it we know the pa
I do this! Great suggestions and thanks for sharing.
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Where's the broth and the wine to deglaze? Sorry but this recipe is about a 2 compared to mine. Keep on Truckin'...
this is so pretty 😍
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The simplest tutorial I’ve seen this far!!! Thank you💖
Great Job!
Thanks for the tip! Going to do this over the weekend ❤
Song?
chll beats vol3- lil durk
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Thank you so much! I got the drill through your store, subscribed. Your recipes look great too!
Yay! I hope you like the drill
Wl Hell no body ever says what TYPE meat it is??? REALLY people??
Hahahaha! Traditionally made with corned beef but can be made with corned beef and pastrami. I got mine sliced from the deli dept. at my local grocery store.
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Thank you. Im wanting to surprise my family by cooking this dish we all remember. Im going to follow your directions to a T but cook it a little longer. Any thing else i should add maybe thats not in vid?
Nope!! Everything I did is right here in the video
My granny used to cook this when I was a kid. She was the only one who could do it. When she cooked it it was a kinda thick dish and it was so good. Im wondering about trying to do it but how to get to the consistency she did. Any suggestions.
You could always cook it longer. It will thicken more as the liquid cooks out. You could also try a bit of cornstarch. I’ve never tried it but it’s used often to thicken many dishes.
My GMA put hers in the oven afterwards and it was thick and delicious.
Oh and a little bit of flour
That beat is no joke
this is a chill beat