Archive for the ‘Randomness’ Category
Wish You Could Find Salon Deals? Check Out the Fly Cut
March 29th, 2012
Adrienne Finding the right salon can be an daunting and expensive task. Jumping from chair to chair can leave your mane looking good but your wallet feeling empty.
Have you ever thought, “I wish I had a coupon to get my hair done.” or “Why doesn’t this salon have specials?”
Well, The Fly Cut, “the first daily deal website to specialize in African-American and ethnic hair salons,” has heard your inner thoughts and is ready to become your new hair BFF!
No Radio, Oh the Memories…My First Car Story
March 7th, 2012
Adrienne Does the thought of your first car bring back great memories?
For me, the thought of my little green sedan brings flashbacks of excitement, independence and laughter.
I recently visited FirstCarStory.com and created a video (check it out below) detailing the story of my first car. Before heading to the site I hadn’t thought much about “The Rice Eater” as my parental unit called it. After all, it’s many years and several cars later.
Hair Attitudes: Relaxed or Natural – Are Our Experiences the Same?
March 1st, 2012
Adrienne In Fall 2011 Sofn’free GroHealthy & Sister 2 Sister Magazine conducted the survey Hair Attitudes: Finding Strands of Truth Behind Style and Images.
This hair focused questionnaire was taken by 700+ women who identified themselves as “black, Latina, or bi-racial.”
Questions ranged from “how much money do you spend on your hair per month,” “how many hair products do you use daily”, and what is the biggest determining factor in a woman’s overall look.”
The survey spells out some interesting findings; but what I found most compelling was the similarities between responses from women with relaxed and natural hair.
Gloss Magazine Online Features Curly Girls Rock!
July 13th, 2011
Adrienne In April LexiWiththeCurls, MahoganyKnots & I hosted Curly Girls Rock, the Atlanta natural hair meet up of the year.
The great people at Gloss Magazine Online featured us and the event in their latest issue.
Check out an excerpt from the article:
The beginning of the 21st century marked a new era for another natural hair movement in the African American community. Adrienne Brown, Alexis Felder, Farrah Riley and Kiki Stephens used their love for their natural manes, put their heads together and created Curly Girls Rock, an organization that celebrates and educates others about self-expression, specifically with natural hair.
Free Day Fridays: Headed to L.A…What’s On Your Mind?
July 8th, 2011
Adrienne It’s back again, another Free Day Friday! Time for you to share your thoughts, concerns and questions.
For me, on this Friday, as we speak, I am on a flight headed to Los Angeles to attend Blogging While Brown, an annual conference for minority bloggers.
This is my first time traveling to L.A and attending this information packed event. Needless to say, I am extremely excited!
Of course, you can look forward to plenty of photos and “How I Rocked It” outfit posts detailing my California adventures!
Free Day Fridays: What Are Your 4th of July Hair Plans?
July 1st, 2011
Adrienne Welcome to Free Day Fridays; a new weekly post on Me, My Hair & the City!
This “end of the work week” blurb will be all about you; what you have to say, what you’re feeling, and what you’re doing. The comment section is your canvas and the keyboard is your tool. Paint away!
To jump start the first Free Day Friday I thought I would pose a question, & leave the first comment, to help get the conversation started. Here goes…
“To the Natural Girls Next Door”: “The Beauty Within” Video
June 14th, 2011
Adrienne Dead Prez pays tribute to the beauty of women with natural hair in “The Beauty Within.”
Director Shannon McCollum, Director of Photography and editor, Ari J Johnson, Artistic Director Jamila Crawford. Cameras: Shannon McCollum, Ari J Johnson, Will Jones.
Enjoy!
“Dark Girls”: African American Women Address Their Struggles with Skin Tone
May 31st, 2011
Adrienne While getting my daily dose of fab from Fashion Bomb Daily I came across a post containing a preview of the upcoming documentary Dark Girls.
This video explores ” the deep-seated biases and attitudes about skin color—particularly dark skinned women, outside of and within the Black American culture.”

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