Kash Rules!

If there is anyone who we are expecting good things from it's Kash Doll! And it's not just the trap world that watching because she graced the cover of Sheen Magazine last month. Just like all of those who have sown seeds into the wealth transfer, she's believing for billionaire status. But staying power and reinvention in this game is ... priceless.

Kash Doll is definitely a girly girl and that is what we can relate to. The world will rob you of the essence of your womanhood if you let it. Don't let anyone make you feel that just because you are trappin', you don't have a right to start a hair journey. While it's important to be laid and slayed, take care of your God given hair underneath. And we respect Kash Doll for doing just that.

Even with embracing the natural hair phenomena, black women are still under bondage when it comes to our hair. A lot of hair trends are forced upon black hair that don't always work. It's not the products. Some of the products are outstanding. However, when a sister has a breakthrough with her hair, she comes up against the FOD (forces of darkness)

(NOTE: Get this book here. People always want to impose weight gaining health trends on black women. Be in control. Follow health trends that feed your hair!)

(FURTHER NOTE: The recipes in this cookbook perfectly complement the Trap Queen Diet Plan!)

This is just my personal perspective. Due to the psychological issues that involve childhood swimming ... the natural haircare community is forcing black women with natural hair to embrace wash and go hair.

This usually turns out be a situation where a lot of really good quality products are disrespected and use to gunk up wet kinky hair producing perpetual product buildup. However, some of the end results are beautiful

Wash n go products work better on relaxed hair and I know that sounds politically incorrect but the results may turn heads. Natural hair may flourish with deliberate braid outs on semi-straight hair.

It takes a lot of research to understand your personal head of hair. And recently reflecting on the differences between my hair and my sisters, I came to a breakthrough conclusion. While my hair likes heat and I always have to turn the flatiron all the way up to 450 immediately, other people are prone to heat damage.

I remember my sister really getting into a CHI flatiron. If you are prone to heat damage but want straight hair, try investing in the original CHI flatiron which only goes up to 392 degrees (but for a reason). You may have to straighten your hair using smaller sections and a pressing oil but it's worth it.

The "B" Word

In Kash Dolls world, "B" Stands for billionaire. However, if you are trappin' "B" stands for beautiful. Primarily, Drew Barrymore's new line of kitchenware at Walmart.

Drew's new line of kitchen is reflective of Old Hollywood but is yet affordable. It just gets me thinking about what trappin' is like on the West Coast. Having a trap house is paramount to this lifestyle. So don't forget to pimp out your kitchen. Even in a trap house, the kitchen is the heart of the home: