OJ's journal to happiness

by Orjanette Bryant  There are so many homeopathic ways to manage your hair care needs.  Bentonite clay is by far one of my favorites. Bentonite is not dirt, but it is clay from the volcanoes. Enriched with calcium, potassium, sodium, and aluminum it can improve your health.  Although most people think it has to be export outside of the United States, in places like Mexico, it is also found in the Montana, and Wyoming or anywhere where there are volcano ashes. Some clay is imported and has additional properties to improve your health. Another name for bentonite clay is montmorillonite clay.   The use of clay for regularly improves eczema, dandruff, and other skin problems.     Using it as a clarify, detox, and enhance your hair shine, is a great reason to use bentonite clay.   There are so many variations on how to use the clay, but to simplify the process mix it with olive oil and water and add it to my favorite conditioners....

Rosemary Oil For your hair care  by Orjanette Bryant Author of Nubia' Guide To Going Natural   Rosemary oil is amazing for growth. It has a pleasant aroma and is known to delay the graying process of your hair. Rosemary leaves an invigorating feeling on the scalp with a light tingling sensation. It stimulates the scalp and follicle which aids in growth and relieves itching.  Foot note 27 ·          Has a pleasant, but herbally, sweet smell and can easily be used as a scalp aroma therapy. Scrubbing and massaging the scalp with the essential oil will help improve scalp stimulation and improve growth.  You may even notice thickening of the hair and increase follicles with the use of rosemary.   Rosemary is fairly inexpensive, and one drop goes a long way.  I highly recommend you apply it directly to the scalp without mixing any other oils.   Make sure you select high...

When an artist puts their pain into their masterpiece to escape into another world, then transform my world to lift me up, during my time of distress, this gift can never be underestimated, nor judged because it is talent in it's purest form.   Love you forever my Prince.  OJB.#prince  @orjanette #naturalnubian #purplerain

Kukui nut oil is an essential fatty acids, this oil has great antioxidant properties and it derived from Hawaii.  It is great for hair because it coats and provides a nice shine, but can you tell me what is the difference between the essential fatty acid oil, essential oil, the monounsaturated, saturated oil and poly unsaturated oil?  All oils are not created equally and you who apply petroleum, vegetable, canola and mineral oil need to understand there are must better options. Read more Nubia's Mini Guide- only available through personal appearances.     click here to upload on your kindle http://amzn.to/24pCkWT Author Orjanette Bryant is motivational speaker, wellness consultant, coach, gifted in the ministry, and a Registered nurse. orjanettebryant@gmail.com www.naturalnubian.net

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No formal training. No budget. No experience. Failure to do the research. No mentor. Lots of excuses. No CPA. No Legal representation. Unreasonable expectations.  No audience engagement. Poor social media presence. Fear. Too much competition and not enough supportive organization to help through the pitfalls of publishing. Not good enough. No one will buy or support my work. Recommendations You are never alone! Join a writer's group. Attend a conference. Continuously evaluate your skills and seek improvements. Read and review other authors materials.  Create a budget $10,000-30,000 to get published. Hire an editor.  Create video campaign. Have a website and update it regularly. If no website build a landing page with a stage presence. Create a real buzz. Start collecting emails. Find out what people enjoy reading. Enter into a contest. Stay Focused. Start of freelance writing. Follow the experts in the field. Research the best...

I will never understand this- Instead of collaborating, some people go through extreme measures to belittle, compete, and destroy the dream of the person who is on their way to success.                                                                                                                                                     OJB Collaborating improves the outcomes!