About me and the blog

Hello! I'm KittyBird, a longhaired gal from the (not particularly) cold Northern Europe. I started this blog a few years ago, because I wanted to document my journey to long hair and show pictures my hair accessories. Since then things have changed, and I'm not so into haircare anymore. Nowadays I use this blog to show off my crafty things instead, like kanzashi flowers and crochet, and occasionally some pictures of my hair and my hair accessories.



9 comments:

  1. Strahlemaus26 March 2014 at 15:53

    Hey Kitty,

    why do you use henna only for roots? I use it for all hair. i love the hairfeeling after henna.

    your hennahair looks so good. henna makes a beautyful haircolour.

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    1. KittyBird27 March 2014 at 17:48

      Thank you very much! :)
      I only henna my roots because it's easier and takes less time. It takes ages to put the mud on all of my hair, and rinsing it out again is such a nightmare. I prefer to keep things as simple as possible.

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  2. Strahlemaus28 March 2014 at 15:08

    Aah ok i understand ;)
    My hair are very thick, too. I have pieces of mud on my hair after rinsing it out. it takes a long time if everything out there.

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  3. Margaret17 April 2014 at 19:42

    KittyBird, your hair is absolutely gorgeous!!! I love Henna also. What type of Henna do you use and what conditioner are you using as a leave-in? This is my first day discovering your blog and I am enjoying reading through it! :)

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    1. KittyBird18 April 2014 at 12:22

      Thank you, Margaret! I use a henna I buy at a local store, I'm not sure what type it is. It just says 'Henna' on the bag. As for leave-in, I use a cheap coney conditioner, the same one that I use as the final C in CWC. The brand is First Price. I also like Nightblooming's Panacea. :)

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  4. Unknown21 June 2014 at 12:01

    Hello Kitty, I love long hair, my measure 112 cm for now, but I would like them even longer!
    Have you ever tried to make oil wraps? type castor, coconut etc ...?
    I do that compresses every wash once a week, I'm lucky to have hair that does not get dirty easily!

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    1. KittyBird8 July 2014 at 13:24

      Hi Deborah! It sounds like our hair is around the same length, though I haven't measured my hair in a long while. It was around 100 cm last time I measured. I used to do oil wraps and deep oiling with coconut and castor oil, but nowadays I don't usually do it. I only oil my scalp before washing, and put a tiny bit of oil and Nightblooming's panacea on it after washing. :)

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  5. lizzi3marshall16 November 2014 at 20:45

    Wow, you have nice long hair! And it would even be longer when straighten out. You should definitely try these hairstyles! http://www.restylepro.com/blogs/news/18104095-long-hair-styles-every-girl-must-try-at-least-once ;)

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  6. lizzi3marshall16 November 2014 at 20:48

    Wow, you have nice long hair! And it would even be longer when straighten out. You should definitely try these hairstyles! http://www.restylepro.com/blogs/news/18104095-long-hair-styles-every-girl-must-try-at-least-once ;)

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