At IgboCurls, we believe your natural hair is beautiful no matter what curl type, texture or porosity. We offer healthy hair growth tips that enable your natural hair to thrive no matter what environment or what your hair has been through in the past.
Chinwe Juliet
Welcome to IgboCurls, your number one source for all things natural hair. We are dedicated to giving you the very best of natural hair tips and tricks that work, with a focus on healthy natural hair routines, mistakes to avoid and planners to make your life easier.
My name is Chinwe Juliet and I create authentic content that will help you grow your natural hair long, make motherhood more fun and enlighten you on different tips and tricks to enhance your lifestyle.
Every blog is a conversation between the author and the individual reading it. Some people find a blog hoping to get an idea, a hack or a solution to their problem. Some devour a blogs information as if they were attending a Masterclass. Others find within the articles a mentor they can meet with on a daily, weekly or monthly basis.* Which category do you fall in?
I have always loved to write for as long as I can remember. When I teamed writing with reading it became my favourite past time.
No wonder I won best in Literature back in high school.
Creating the blog was born out of the need to communicate with people all over the world. I needed YOU to know the tips that I used to grow my natural hair long since I got asked how so often by strangers almost on a daily basis!
Consequently, since I loved to write and read a lot, it was a perfect match!
I get to talk to YOU even though, we may never meet and best of all, I get to teach and guide you to Grow your Natural Hair Long, make Motherhood Less stressful and Inspire YOU on different tips and tricks to enhance your lifestyle.
Igbocurls Chinwe Juliet
How awesome is that?
Knowing that my tips and tricks are able to help many of you out there really keeps my passion burning and keeps me focused to bring you more valuable tips.
With all your support I started public speaking and video creating on YouTube in 2016. Since then I have been able to teach my ideas to YOU via multiple networks that benefit different types of learners.
We have grown a lot together and the content on igbocurls.com continues to evolve with us. This, however, does not mean that the quality of our content will depreciate.
On the contrary, we will only focus on creating what will bring the most value to YOU.
I know that this is an about me page and I am supposed to talk about myself but YOU are the star for being here in the first place.
For me, I am a simple Nigerian girl with big dreams to educate, transform and make a positive impact in each of your lives. Oh, and I also have a toddler that is almost 2 and he lights up my world!
I believe you are here for a reason, there’s no such thing as a coincidences only divine occurrences so please stick around and join the Igbocurls community. (I’m thinking of calling us the IGB Crew, what do you think? To cheesy? Let me know!
Also, you can either Subscribe to the Blog and/or YouTube and check me out on Instagram and Facebook. I like to show off the Glory of God through my life whenever I can so see you there!
If you want to learn more about my hair journey, you can read this post or watch the video below.
Thank you again for reading this and being here. May God bless, guide and protect you and your loved ones always!
Love,
Chinwe Juliet
*Inspired by John C. Maxwell
25 comments
I love your blog!
Thanks lovely!
I have a question. What is your night routine like?
I hardly have one. All I do is spritz my hair sporadically, (my hair is usually in a protective style throughout the week), and tie it down with a satin scarf.
your hair is just beautiful!
Thank you Abigail! 🙂
I see your hair looks pitch black, do you use dye on your hair?
Nope. My hair is naturally black. It’s chemical relaxers that changed my hair color over time.
I REALLY LOVE YOUR HAIR,I WENT NATURAL TOO BUT THE ONLY PROBLEM IS MY NIP AREA IS STILL SHORT,ANY HELP PLEASE
Do you live in a cold country? Do you tie scarves often? Do you wear turtle necks or tops that rub against the nape of your hair?
I am suffering from a thinning hairline and I’ve used every product but still no growth.
Please I advice that you see a Trichologist. They will be able to assess what exactly is the cause of your thinking hairline.
What happened to your igbocurls app, It helped me a lot on my old phone but my phone was stolen and now I cant find it on play store with the current phone I have.
Hi Emmanuella,
My App needed to be taken down because I was not able to keep up with updates. Hopefully, I can get it sorted in the near future. For now, you can always come to the website for help when you need it.
Hi Juliet.
You’re such an inspiration to me. Thanks for sharing hair styles and techniques.
My hair grows just fine. I can’t complain. My challenge however is moisture! My strands are coarse and dense, and so I’m not very willing to play around with my hair to avoid breakage. I’m almost always on diy minitwists. Can you kindly recommend pocket friendly yet effective moisturizers? Thanks.
Lots of love…
Hi, Chijoke!
I’m glad I can be! Do you know your hair type? Also, depending on where you live, you should try Taliah Waajid or African Naturalistas products.
It’s really honor and privilege to be here, I’m really happy to join this amazing blog. I wrote an article about gender Inequality, is it possible to be published here ?
Thank you. Please send an email to info@igbocurls.com
Please igbo I just need #one of those hair products
Please just need to buy hair products
Hi Chinyere, please check your email. I have replied to you.
Do you ever trim your ends?
Yes I do. Twice a year if necessary
How do you know when to trim your hair ?
When your ends are uneven, they tangle a lot, they are thinning, have lots of single strand knots and/or split ends.