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Shop Eccentric Glow Boutique

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Allow me to introduce yall to a new offspring of Eccentric Glow.

The Eccentric GLOW Boutique caters to the afrocentric and conscious woman. My love for headwraps , lashes and earrings with a funky eccentric flare will keep me dedicated to adding nothing but the best to the EG Boutique

The Boutique provides:

Headwraps

10 Different Fabric Headwraps available

👑 All Headwraps are 80 × 22
👑 100% Cotton
👑 Handmade
👑 Headwraps for every occasion
👑 Stylish prints for any complexion

Bold Statement Earrings

Mink And Synthenic Lashes

100% Natural Mink Fur Lashes

👑Stacked, Multi-layered design 
👑Ultra-thin, pre-shaped lash band 
👑Ultimate comfort and lightweight fit 
👑100% Cruelty Free and sterilized hair 
👑Each lash is handmade, slight variances in length and/or hair assignment may vary.

Eccentric GLOW False Lashes are carefully hand crafted, ultra-light, luxurious false lashes. These lashes are strip lashes meant to be applied on your lids.

Everything Ships in 2 Day

https://eccentricglow.bigcartel.com

Thank You for your continued support 💙💙💙

SN: All models above are wearing Eccentric Glow headwraps , mink lashes and earrings

See How I Styled My Dirty Locs

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Most people who wear wear locs like the fresh look of a retwist, but if done too often it can start to create breakage and thinning at the root. Look around for new, attractive, hairstyles that you can tryout to stay in love with your hair in between retwists—it’s the perfect time to experiment with your look. 

I havent been to the salon since May , but I wash my locs every 6/8 weeks at home. Ive just been a little lazy 😯😯😯

 
No matter what you heard, cleansing is a part of any healthy hair care routine.

A Locs and Headwrap Style

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I choose to wear this headwrap to make a bold statement, it took my look from blah to bomb

This Loc and headwrap tutorial was very quick and easy. It took a max of 4 minutes to complete this look.

Many women choose to wear head wraps because they’re one of the most practical, versatile, and functional accessories of all time. A woman might reach for a head wrap:

♡ dealing with hair loss due to health challenges such as alopecia, cancer, and chemotherapy.
♡ protecting hair from harsh weather and climates
♡keeping hair out the face during a workout, gardening, chores, traveling, etc.
♡ disguising a bad hair dayto signify mourningsaving a blowout or other new hairdo
♡ keeping a protective style fresh protecting her hair while sleeping

Check out the style

An Afrocentric Style For Medium Length Locs

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Peace. As I adapt to the many stages of my locs , I knew I was bound to make a few changes in my maintenance routine. I’ve been on my loc journey for three years and I’ve made a LOT of changes here and there. Im caring for it more now than ever before and I LOVE the untwisted look.

Okay, I did my first ever real braid and it was on camera. The whole process and the results of that style are below. To maintain this look I pull eveything into a ponytail while the braid is still in and cover my locs with a scarf.

Watch Video Below

Marsha Ambrosius Releases 3rd Album ‘Nyla’

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Marsha Ambrosius has released her third solo album, Nyla, which is named after her beautiful baby girl.

The album offers an amazingly dope 16 tracks for your listening eargasm

Listen to two singles featured on the album, “Flood,” “Luh Ya,” and watch the official music video for “Old Times” below:

Kelis Share Her Secrets On Fame “Being Famous Never Validated Me!”

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Since the moment she arrived on the scene, Kelis has done things her own way. A beauty chameleon and genre-bending musical talent, the singer has always been in a league of her own.

For October, Kelis graces the cover of ESSENCE’s Global Beauty Issue where she gets candid about taking a break from the spotlight and working at her own pace.

“One of the biggest things I reiterate is self-care,” the singer told ESSENCE.

Fame can be a tricky beast for celebrities, especially in an age where social media is king and access to their private lives can result in less than pleasing tabloid stories. It’s no wonder, then, that stars like Kelis choose to keep certain parts of their lives private.

“Anyone who knows me knows I can take fame or leave it,” Kelis said. “I can walk away from all of this and never look back. Being famous has never validated me—ever. I’ve never cared if people liked me or didn’t like me. Either way, I’m cool.”

Still, part of Kelis’ self-care was taking a much needed break from the music industry’s glaring spotlight. The singer said that she knew exactly what she needed to do in order to maintain her peace.

The 39-year-old mother of two knew that in order to be truly happy, she had to grow into the powerhouse she’s become. “The only way you are really ever going to be truly content is if you are constantly evolving,” she said.

Kelis talks fame and so much more in the Global Beauty Issue, on newsstands September NOW.

Via Essence