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| Sadora J |
TWA (Teeny Weeny Afro) can sometimes get a bad rap. A lot of women by-pass doing the BC (Big Chop) because they think the TWA is not feminine enough or too limited with styles. I truly beg to differ.
Any natural hairstyle can be as sexy and as funky as you want it to be with a little creativity and practice. No need to run scurred from a short cut if you really want it. Just think outside the box and welcome some ideas and flair that scoff at age appropriateness and are showered with individuality.
I just came across Sadora J a few days ago and was blown away with her unique and sassy styles for her TWA. She is masterful with owning her style and showing just what it takes to keep it fresh and sassy with a few accessories and willingness.
Sadora J’s confidence is infectious and her beauty is only surpassed by her ability to make that TWA her own. She wears it with pride and and shows how easy it is to spice up short hair with a few accessories. I think her usage of headbands is my favorite style she sports and wish I would have thought of that when I was in the TWA stage. Doesn’t mean I can’t rock it now but damn it looks good with a TWA!
Sadora J. is back again sharing her remedies for a bad hair day. We all have them and it’s so easy to just throw on a headband or a hat but why not a multi-colored scarf and some flair instead? She’s got 5 great styles from the well-known to the not so well known and I love the 4th and 5th styles the most. They are easy to replicate with her front and back screen tutorial that shows you exactly how it’s done. A great video to keep in your favorites!
Love, love LOVE these two videos! If you have a TWA or thinking about doing the BC you need to check these two videos and her channel out for hot ideas that will keep you looking fresh and sexy as we step into Spring.
Stay sexy Naturals,
Sabrina
I agree. I used all four steps but I expected more slip from the conditioner. The product used in all yielded amazing results.
Thanks for sharing.