In this ebook, author and braider Chanell J. Wilson shows how to braid hair by unveiling proven braiding techniques. This book breaks down the basic patterns of singles, cornrows, interlocks, and... More > micro braiding. The author has also included a section on maintenance and upkeep of each hairstyle.
"With this ebook, you will learn a skill that can become a great source of income. "
"With time, determination and patience you will be braiding hair for yourself, your friends and new clients in no time."< Less
In this ebook, author and braider Chanell J. Wilson shows how to braid hair by unveiling proven braiding techniques. This book breaks down the basic patterns of singles, cornrows, interlocks, and... More > micro braiding. The author has also included a section on maintenance and upkeep of each hairstyle.
"With this ebook, you will learn a skill that can become a great source of income. "
"With time, determination and patience you will be braiding hair for yourself, your friends and new clients in no time."< Less
Disclaimer: This Novel contains graphic and explicit material. Reader Discretion Advised.
In the novel Five-Dollars, by Chanell J. Wilson, Mac, Reesha, The Kid and Evie find themselves wrestling... More > with the conditions of being poor. Each character has their inner strength tested as they journey through trials & tribulations. Their stories are told through various interactions with the same five-dollar bill.
Quote: "They were Poverty’s Finest, strung out, caught up, in debt and trapped between various life altering decisions. All of the men in the struggle possessed the potential to acquire and command Greatness, but their mind was held hostage by the conditions of being poor. "< Less
Disclaimer: This Novel contains graphic and explicit material. Reader Discretion Advised.
In the novel Five-Dollars, by Chanell J. Wilson, Mac, Reesha, The Kid and Evie find themselves wrestling with... More > the conditions of being poor. Each character has their inner strength tested as they journey through trials & tribulations. Their stories are told through various interactions with the same five-dollar bill.
Quote: "They were Poverty’s Finest, strung out, caught up, in debt and trapped between various life altering decisions. All of the men in the struggle possessed the potential to acquire and command Greatness, but their mind was held hostage by the conditions of being poor. "< Less
Identity?: A Hair Memoir is a book about a woman revisiting her hair journey; in hopes of finding peace with her image in an American Society.
About Chanell J. Wilson
Chanell J. Wilson has been writing songs, poetry, and short stories since the age of 13. She has studied Theatre Arts, Screenwriting, Film Editing, and Recording Arts. She is the author of "Braidgirl:The Hair Braiding Instructional ebook and Identity?:A Hair Memoir. She is also Co-Founder of the Indie Band The Joystone. Currently, she resides in Northern California.
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