Welcome
to Hair, Health and Heart! I hope you all are doing great and thank you so much
for checking out my blog. I'm so excited to launch this blog because there's
just so much that I want to share with you guys. My name is Ayanna and as per
the name of my blog, I will be focusing mostly on my hair. It's been a journey and a half
to say the least, but I'm so excited to share my year-long transition and what I've done to go from this...
I am a proud Virgin Islands native from the gorgeous island
of St. Thomas. Whenever I explain to people where the Virgin Islands is
located, I tend to use Puerto Rico as a point of reference so just think of us
as neighbors. We're a territory of the United States, only with much better
beaches and friendlier people. I was born here and grew up surrounded by
year-round sunny weather until I was about ten years old.
In the summer of 2005 before my 11th birthday I moved to Malden, Massachusetts with my siblings. It was the biggest adjustment I had to make but my middle school and high school years on the mainland turned out to be the best 8 years of my young life. However, one thing that never agreed with me was the cold weather. As an island child, I was used to the warm climate of the Virgin Islands. Fast forward to 2012 and I hightailed it back to St. Thomas where I started my first year of college. I mean, how can you not want to live here?
In the summer of 2005 before my 11th birthday I moved to Malden, Massachusetts with my siblings. It was the biggest adjustment I had to make but my middle school and high school years on the mainland turned out to be the best 8 years of my young life. However, one thing that never agreed with me was the cold weather. As an island child, I was used to the warm climate of the Virgin Islands. Fast forward to 2012 and I hightailed it back to St. Thomas where I started my first year of college. I mean, how can you not want to live here?
If you came for the hair, you've come to the right place! I have been
officially natural since mid-November after transitioning for almost 13 months.
Thanks to my lovely aunt and her gift of the Midas Touch, she kept my hair in
beautiful protective styles while helping me to retain as much length as
possible.
I'll be posting details about my hair journey and my current hair regimen in a few days. And just so you have an idea of what to expect...
You can follow
me on Instagram at yanaelizabeth2394, and I will be making a Facebook page for this blog
very soon but it's just going to be called Hair, Health & Heart. Thank you for reading and I'll be back with another post soon!
Your hair looks fantastic! You're beautiful!
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