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The Obsession

Can you spend an hour or more in beauty supply stores?  Do you have multiple subscriptions to or can't help but pick up the latest hair magazine?  Is your 'under the sink' storage area so full that you have a special product area for your impulse purchases?  It's offiicial - you're obsessed.

The Attitude

All Tressed Up is more than the name of a website, it's an attitude.  Ask anyone - when you look good you do for the most part, feel good.  This website gives the everyday woman and/or man the opportunity to share just how wonderful you are!  Are you All Tressed Up today?

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Queen of the Week: Ria Scott

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This recent queen I met via LB Beauty and Training Academy.  She is a beauty and will soon be able to officially provide natural hair care services in her area.  Her classic and natural beauty is worth broadcasting right here on All Tressed Up.  I just had to ask her!

As we began to connect, I found out that she has a natural hair community of her own and a new blog! Let's get to meet our most recent queen - Ria Scott.

Who does your hair?

I do my own hair and have done so for the last 1 & 1/2 years.

What are your three favorite products? Why?

My three favorite hair products are: Oyin Handmade Honey Hemp Conditioner because it makes my hair super soft and moisturized and is an all natural handmade product. I can use it as a regular conditioner, deep conditioner or a leave-in!

Last Updated ( Friday, 20 January 2012 11:30 )
 

Queen of the Week: Teanesha Washington

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Well, this beautiful woman I have known for quite some time.  Over these past few years I just kept seeing this glow about her and soon thereafter discovered that she was loving on her natural hair. Yayyyy!!!  Her style of choice is not a twist-out, 'fro or any other naturalista favorite.  She wears a little something else.  Let me just tell you...that little something else looks good!

Let's meet our Queen of the Week - Teanesha Washington!

Who does your hair?

My stylist is actually my cousin.  Her name is Teresa Terry and she currently has a storefront called “From Her Head to Yours: Virgin Hair Boutique” which is located at 217 E. Clay Street, Richmond, VA.  Her number is (804) 716-1468.  She’s the certifiable BOMB!!!  PLEASE check her out!

What are your three favorite products and why?

Hands down, the one product that gets the most use in my hair care regimen is virgin coconut oil!  Since winning it in last year’s All Tressed Up blogoversary drawing I have been totally addicted.  My family and I use it on our hair, our skin and even in our bath water.  Being natural for the past 4 years it seems to be one of the only products that keeps my hair shiny, moisturized and soft (I have super kinky type 4C hair) and in my opinion has helped tremendously with growth retention.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 December 2011 17:38 )
 

Queen of the Week: NATURALbella_

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Some time ago, we tweeted letting our followers know that we would love to feature their natural hair story.  Well, this NATURALbella_ responded and let me just tell you that her hair routine is full of natural hair vocabulary and acronyms.  Get ready!  Let's meet NATURALbella_!

Who does your hair?

Since my BC 14yrs ago, I along with my stylist and sista-friend, Renee are responsible for the daily care & up keep of my tresses. Usually I visit the salon 2x/month, but I've developed my own hair regimen, which allows me to care for & maintain my hair on my own successfully!

What are your three favorite products and why?

Mmmm three favorite products, that's hard because I'm a fan of great hair products however recently my hair has developed a love affair w/ Shea-Butter. I currently use a homemade Shea-Butter mix I adapted w/ the help of @Nap85 and my hair loves it and has responded so well to it! JBCO (Jamaican Black Castor Oil) is another favorite, it has really thicken my new growth at my edges & nape. I've always had thick hair but I see great improvement since I've experienced some damage to those areas :( . Oils are staples w/ my daily regimen & another staple is Coconut Oil not only does it make my hair smell amazing, but it gives my hair such natural sheen & seals in moisture.  (Side Note- I use either Vatika brand or Whole Foods 360 brand).

Last Updated ( Friday, 09 December 2011 21:45 )
 

Queen of the Week: Terez

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Unlike many of the other Queens you have seen featured on All Tressed Up, this queen was a virtual find.  You see, I was writing an article about Sisterlocks™ for my Examiner column and realized that a picture is worth a thousand words.  I find that when explaining Sisterlocks™, this is especially true.  While searching YouTube, I found a wonderful Sisterlocks™ journey video diary created by none other than Terez, our most recent Queen of the Week.  Let's get to know her.

Who does your hair?

I'm proud to say that I now do my own hair.  I officially took the Sisterlocks™ Retightening Class last month and retightened my hair for the first time one month ago.  Also, I do all of my own styles.  I love to search the Internet for inspiration and ideas.

What are your three favorite products and why?

Products... That shouldn't be a hard question.  But it is because since I got Sisterlocks™ last year, I stopped using hair care products.  Right now, all that I use is the Sisterlocks™ Salon Shampoo.  That is my only official product.  It gets my hair clean, and that's about it.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 26 November 2011 19:09 )
 

Queen of the Week: Candice

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This queen attended our Big Chop Party in April in support of Camisha's new journey.  I saw what she was doing with her hair and I got excited.  Here's the scoop! When she decided to embark upon the natural journey (years ago) she went from relaxed hair directly to locs.  She did not have the opportunity to touch and feel her free tresses.

Because of lost experience, Candice is transitioning to free natural tresses from locs.  Little by little she unravels her locs to set her loose strands free.  In the process, she maintains a style that I just love!  She is systematically unraveling her locs in a very stylish way.  I love it!

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 13 July 2011 11:21 )
 
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