Thanks for the compliments Candace! Last February we became an exclusively natural hair household when I decided to go natural. I'm having fun with going back and forth between rocking curls and taking it all off, and my daughter loves her afro puff. Its like her signature style, lol.

I am very sure that your daughter will feel the same about her natural style. As long as you keep telling her how beautiful she is, she will have no other choice but to believe and own that =). Thanks for visiting... and yes, Adori is so special. I am looking very forward to working with Louise next year!

Thank you!!

Thank you, thank you Arlice! I'm sure that your daughter's hair will recover from the perm (if there is damage) with a little care, and possibly getting rid of the hair that is damaged.

Thanks for the congrats... its always a good time going on over at MOH =)

Thanks Tie! I STILL haven't gotten a chance to see that film yet. Hopefully I will before it pulls out of my area. I can't even imagine relaxing my daughter's hair at 2 or 3, its like, the hair hasn't even fully came into its own yet, and its just murder of the formation of beauty. But that's just my take on it, lol. Our little girls really are taught that their "naps" are not cool/cute/good/etc and this just isn't in the home or amongst peers, but on the shelves of beauty supply stores on the bottles of children's hair products. All the little girls on those products have perms!! I'm always like, "why the hell doesn't she look like my baby? And if her hair doesn't look like my baby's is this stuff REALLY for my baby's hair??"

Let me stop my hair rant, lol.

Thanks Tiffany!