One of the things that busy moms hate to do is roll their hair. And using flat and curling irons on a regular basis can cause breakage. So what is a beauty to do? Hair rollers? If you’re like us, you hate sleeping in rollers too. They’re uncomfortable, can cause headaches, and will make you look rather unattractive in bed. What’s the solution? Well, we found it for you.
Get the Monday email + free printables for your child’s age
The week's best articles for parents raising Black children, plus free printables and book picks. One email, every Monday. Sign up and we will send you our two routine charts plus a free printable made for your child’s age, from a hospital bag checklist to a teen phone agreement.
It’s called the CurlBand, and you’re going to love it. It was invented by Ashley Campbell, a mom with four daughters, so you know it’s good! Check out the video below for the detailed instruction on how to use it. Of course, once you use it regularly, you’ll get faster at the technique. If you buy one, come back, let us know how it worked for you, and post a pic in the comments section below.
The CurlBand costs $25 and comes in a variety of colors, including black, grey, pink, and leopard print. In August, CurlBand will release a no-slip version in black and leopard print for women with silky hair textures. To order, visit CurlBand’s website at TheCurlBand.comand use the exclusive coupon code below to get $3 offthe price. Use your coupon before it expires on July 31, 2016.
Janice Robinson-Celeste, MBA, is the founder and publisher of Successful Black Parenting Magazine, the Iris Award-winning publication for parents of Black children. An early childhood specialist and former classroom teacher, she is a Public Voices Fellow of The OpEd Project with the National Black Child Development Institute, and her opinion writing has appeared in HuffPost, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The 74, TheGrio, Word In Black, The Fulcrum and Women's eNews. She is the author of Pride and Joy: African-American Baby Celebrations (Simon & Schuster) and the award-winning children's book Miles' Stuffy Nose, hosts the BACKtalk podcast, and founded the National Black Parenting Conference. She is a proud mom of three.
Founder and Publisher, Successful Black Parenting Magazine
comments +