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The Magic Books Anthology Volume 3 is a collection of enchanting stories and spells that will transport readers into a world of wonder and excitement. This anthology features a variety of authors and writing styles, ensuring that there is something for everyone to enjoy. One of the standout features of this anthology is the diverse range of magic that is explored. From traditional wizardry to elemental magic, there is no shortage of enchantment within these pages. Each story offers a unique and captivating take on magic, showcasing the creativity and talent of the featured authors. One particularly noteworthy aspect of this anthology is the emphasis on character development.

Look, I already know that some people are probably gonna be all up in the comments section protesting how "irresponsible" this article is. I mean, how in the world can I promote anything that has—gasp—petroleum/mineral oil in it?! Don't I know that it clogs up hair follicles? Haven't I heard that it repels moisture? As a naturalista, how can I resort to something so low on the totem pole of hair products and then—gasp again—publicly write about it?

And indeed, what a lot of people who are returning to hair grease are saying is perhaps we were convinced or even scared to leave grease alone because while a 12 oz jar of Blue Magic costs me 3. As I read other articles posted on this natural hair page on Facebook, I noticed this same person posting comments stating that using DIY YouTube tutorials are bad, and that using food in your hair is bad because too much acid can be bad for your hair.

One particularly noteworthy aspect of this anthology is the emphasis on character development. While the magic itself is undoubtedly fascinating, it is the characters and their journeys that truly make these stories memorable. Each protagonist is well-developed and relatable, allowing readers to connect with them on a deeper level.

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This has been one of the most humid summers to date in my neck of the woods. I took down my micro braids in early June and it’s been a challenge finding ways to to style and protect my natural hair. The majority of the time I let my afro flow freely. However…I also found it more difficult to deal with my hair in it’s constant shrunken state. I would plait my hair, tie it up, and it would be stretched, but by the time I made it to work, some serious shrinkage have already taken place.

I’ve done heatless stretching on my hair by doing the banding method or braiding or plaiting my hair and it worked just fine…during the winter months without any humidity. It’s summer now and I wanted something that would take less time and last a little longer in this humid weather. As my family and I were preparing to go out of town a few weeks ago, I decided to straighten my hair with a straightening brush.

Most straightening brushes look similar to this one pictured above, including mine. I only wanted to loosen my tight curls, not get it bone straight, so I only ran the brush through my hair twice at a 400 heat setting. I figured that after shrinkage took place, it still would be easier to deal with, and I was right. About two weeks later I used the brush again. At night I would plait up my hair in medium sized plaits and tie it up. In the morning I take them down and finger comb and go.

What also helps me in the stretching process is castor oil or Blue Magic hair grease. I have thick, coarse hair, so I need those heavier oils. The only thing is when using oil or grease, you need to be more diligent about washing your hair. Make sure you use a clarifying shampoo to help clear away any and all buildup.

In the photos below you see my hair after having used the brush, but significant shrinkage has also taken place. Despite the shrinkage, my hair has been more manageable. I know constant use of heat is not good for your hair, and I’m not going to use the straightening brush again for a while, but it’s a nice option to have when you want to do something different. Or when you’re simply trying to fight the heat and humidity. And since I hadn’t stretched or straightened my hair in quite some time, it was nice to see my growth progress.

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Another aspect that sets this anthology apart is the inclusion of spells and rituals. Not only do readers get to experience the magic through the characters, but they also have the opportunity to try it out for themselves. Whether it's summoning a familiar or brewing a potion, the spells and rituals in this anthology are sure to spark readers' imaginations. In addition to the enchanting stories and spells, the Magic Books Anthology Volume 3 also includes stunning illustrations. These visuals bring the magic to life, allowing readers to truly immerse themselves in the fantastical worlds created by the authors. Overall, the Magic Books Anthology Volume 3 is a captivating collection that will transport readers to a world of magic and adventure. With its diverse range of stories, well-developed characters, and interactive elements, this anthology is a must-read for any magic enthusiast. So grab a copy and prepare to be spellbound!.

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