Naturals By Shauntay

Greetings Family, I've been dealing with grey hair for the longest,😒but it's prevalent in one particular spot, dead smack in the front of my head!  I've been using my henna concoction for many years now, but unfortunately the greys seem to be winning.  So, I switched it up and added a bottle of semi permanent vegan burgundy dye to my henna mixture.  However, I did NOT know how it was going to turn out. Girl, are you sure about the concoction you've made, was in my mind and resonated to my face.  But, I reminded myself that everything is natural so how could I go wrong? 🤷🏾‍♀️ Once I started applying the henna to my hair, I noticed the color was bomb! But, would it last? My aloe vera conditioner mix was made from my very own aloe vera plant that my neighbor gave me a while back.  It started off as one and after losing one plant (my neighbor's children over watered it 🤦🏾‍♀️), but nevertheless she has sprouted into 4 plants.  I now have to r

Hello beautiful people, It's been 3+ years since I've blogged.  😩  Whew, time flies and waits for no one!!  However, during that time I've been working on myself, and mixing of course.  We're all aware that pictures serve as a great way to track the progress of various things. I've used this same model when it came to my weight loss journey as well; pictures are really worth a thousand words.  Both the above pictures were taken in July, the top was in 2017 and the bottom in 2020.  My hair is thicker and longer now; especially since I've trimmed my left front crown area. I don't do wash and go's too much unless I know I'm going swimming.  Then, it's wet, condition, and go.  Other than that, I do twist outs.  In a previous post, my twist out came out  Cute & Curly  but noticeably shorter than now.  My grays are still making appearances, and Henna is still my weapon of choice. After seeing a sister make a conditioner usi