I Still Need Your Help!

We're half way there and only have 2 more days to go. Please show your support by taking 15 seconds to vote now. 

To vote, visit www.missionsmallbusiness.com, log in with your Facebook account, search for "Kibibi Hair" and click "Vote."  That's it! It literally takes 4 clicks.  


Thanks!

MsKibibi Needs Your Help

For the past couple of years, I've done my best to help my readers achieve their hair goals. Well now, I need your help in achieving one of my goals!

Please take 15 seconds to vote for Kibibi Hair to qualify in the Mission:Small Business grant. We need 250 votes to qualify and we currently have 42 votes. The deadline is June 30. 

To vote, visit www.missionsmallbusiness.com, log in with your Facebook account, search for "Kibibi Hair" and click "Vote."  That's it! It literally takes 4 clicks. 

As always, I appreciate your continued support.  

So, I Gave Myself a Haircut

A very unscientific length check

So I decided to cut my hair. I felt it was getting a little unruly and needed to be shaped up. Here are the pictures showing how I did it. 

Up To 73% Off on FHI Flat Iron

My apologies for not posting as frequently this month. My book is the the final stages of production and this project is the proverbial jealous mistress - it demands all of my time.

But I had to post about this awesome deal on the FHI Flat Iron. I personally use a Sedu, which I'm very happy with, but FHI is the brand that my stylist uses on my hair. 

To purchase, visit gma.fhiheat.com and use the promo code "GMA." 

Enjoy!

In My "Birthday Suit"

In case you missed it, yesterday I celebrated my 30th birthday. Hubby has several surprises for me, the first of which was a 1920s Casino Royale themed event. The only instruction I had was to dress up. Well, I decided to exercise some 'birthday girl' liberties and step outside of my comfort zone with my outfit choice. I might as well have been in my original birthday suit.

The End of an Era: My 'Roaring' 20s

Me and hubby at our law school graduation

I knew that I wanted to become an attorney since I was a freshman in high school. Law school was the most challenging time for me academically. But it was also the most rewarding. A hard earned "A" is much more satisfying that an easy "A." There were no easy grades in law school. I also started my hair journey when I started law school and graduated with my goal of full bra-strap length hair.