Very true. It’s so much fun watching everyone dress up and unleash their creativity. I grew up in India and although we don’t celebrate Halloween there, I had read about it in novels as well as seen it on TV and was always fascinated by it 💕
Thanks. There are many Guyana Indians in New York city and that’s how I learned about Diwali and Holi. Great traditions.
That’s so awesome how we come to know about different festivities & celebrations from around the world ❤️
Yes it is incredible. Also learning from YouTube. Many Black Women are using Ayervedic Indian hair oils. I see many African American hair bloggers using and promoting Indian oils. Different cultures can learn from each other and share products.
Oh I didn’t know that. Ayurvedic oils are said to have great benefits (even my mom loves some of their hair oils as well as well as uses certain oils for her backache) That is indeed amazing how we can learn from each other and use things that can benefit us.
I will put photos of the ones I use on my next post.
Henna, Amla, and Shikakai are also quite popular. Please forgive Americans for mispronounced names! LOL!
Omg all three you mentioned are considered to be have really beneficial properties. I sometimes use Henna on my hair as it’s said to nourish the hair. I’m looking forward to your post 💕haha and don’t worry about the pronunciations. some words can indeed be difficult 😄
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Loving all the Halloween decorations!
Thanks! Halloween is my favorite holiday. Really brings out everyone creativity! ❤
Very true. It’s so much fun watching everyone dress up and unleash their creativity. I grew up in India and although we don’t celebrate Halloween there, I had read about it in novels as well as seen it on TV and was always fascinated by it 💕
Thanks. There are many Guyana Indians in New York city and that’s how I learned about Diwali and Holi. Great traditions.
That’s so awesome how we come to know about different festivities & celebrations from around the world ❤️
Yes it is incredible. Also learning from YouTube. Many Black Women are using Ayervedic Indian hair oils. I see many African American hair bloggers using and promoting Indian oils. Different cultures can learn from each other and share products.
Oh I didn’t know that. Ayurvedic oils are said to have great benefits (even my mom loves some of their hair oils as well as well as uses certain oils for her backache) That is indeed amazing how we can learn from each other and use things that can benefit us.
I will put photos of the ones I use on my next post.
Henna, Amla, and Shikakai are also quite popular. Please forgive Americans for mispronounced names! LOL!
Omg all three you mentioned are considered to be have really beneficial properties. I sometimes use Henna on my hair as it’s said to nourish the hair. I’m looking forward to your post 💕haha and don’t worry about the pronunciations. some words can indeed be difficult 😄