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Naturally hair made its grand entrance in 2017 to show the trials and tribulations of natural hair.
Born and raised in the beautiful island of Trinidad and Tobago, Rudy last relaxed her hair in Aug 2015. Her journey to freedom began in November 2015. And she decided to share her experiences with you.
This blog is intended to help you, who may be depressed and disillusioned about your decision to go natural. Her mantra is “If I can do it, so can you!!!” Don’t give up on your beautiful tresses. Help is coming your way.

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