Philadelphia Natural Hair Show had a huge turn out last Saturday. Natural haired women of all ages came out with their glorious crowns filling the room. Last year was great, but this year was much greater.
I was given the opportunity to cover the event and I'm so grateful for the invitation. I had a wonderful time and enjoyed shooting all the lovely naturals in attendance. It was a joy seeing familiar faces that were featured in last years post (
here), and to meet more naturalistas and vendors of natural products. The event consist of hair demonstrations, natural hair blogger panels and educational hair sessions by professional natural hair stylist.
Here is a glimpse of what you may have missed this year. Hope you love!
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| Natural hair attendee in an Ombre twistout and Big Hair Don't Care earrings! |
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| Shea Moisture was in the building with new products. |
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| Shea Moisture Vendor |
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| Ken Char is a family owned business who have created their very own natural organic product line entitled Ken Char. Their products are especially made for hair and body. You can view of their products when you visit (here) |
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| Natural hair vendor and her t-shirt line. View them below |
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| Bumped into these lovely naturals who were featured in my post last year. Don't they look awesome. |
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AMBER MUHAMMAD
Stylist and Salon Owner of Rasa Salon
Demonstrating loc maintenance |
Among other vendors were writers and authors with books/novels for every age.
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| Frances Frost pictured above. Author of Life in Spades. |
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| Aren't these ladies beautiful? Natural hair looks good at any age. It so great to see our women young and mature in age embracing their natural hair and beauty. |
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| Natural hair mom and baby. |
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| More natural vendors rocking their true cron of glory |
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| Blonde natural bombshell sporting her TWA. Yeah team TWA! |
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| I was so excited to meet Scarlet Rocourt of Wondercurl. She is so sweet and humble in person. Her table was so crowded couldn't get much, but I did catch her in the midst of her teaching us how to apply her products. |
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| Tanisha Singleton and my blogger sis Julie, who was the blogger panelist, posing for the cam! |
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ProjectAloe.com was there.
For those of you who don't know: Project Aloe is a beauty drive helping young women become fit, fabulous and focused for college. They encourage young girls by providing them with beauty essentials and college advice at an annual send-off event in celebration of their achievements. So if you know a young lady who is going off to college you can register them by visiting Projectaloe.com |
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| These are the cutest dolls I've ever seen by MonTQ. A doll to match your hair, personality and style! |
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| Motives for Lala |
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Julie, Geraldine and I. Philadelphia natural hair blog angels, lol!
Photo cred: gregtography |
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| Natural mommy and daughter time! |
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| Correction: www.naturelle-me.blogspot.com |
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Met this natural beauty: Lady in red!
When asked if she did her hair herself? She replied "No, I get my hair styled and colored by students at a beauty school for only $20.00." They did a great job and for that price, my goodness that is an awesome deal. Can't beat that at all! |
Thanks for tuning in, till next time folks!
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