The first thing Kennedy noticed after getting mini braids was the sound.
Not music.
Not compliments.
The sound of the beads at the ends of a few braids softly clicking together whenever she turned her head.
Click-click.
Click-click.
She loved it immediately.
When Zaria announced she was starting a three-month mini braid challenge, her friends reacted exactly the way she expected.
“You?” Brielle laughed through the phone. “The same person who forgets to water plants?”
Zaria gasped dramatically. “First of all, rude. Second of all, my hair deserves commitment.”
By Saturday morning, her bedroom looked like a tiny beauty supply store exploded. Spray bottles, satin scrunchies, oils, leave-in conditioners, clips, mousse, deep conditioners, and three different edge brushes covered her desk.
Hi gals and guys,
I just wanted to post a short story in dedication of the 3-month mini-braids challenges that have been going on. Hope you enjoy!
When Nia first put her hair into mini braids, she thought the hardest part would be sitting still for ten hours while her cousin braided each tiny section.
She was wrong.
The hardest part was patience.
Every morning, Nia stood in the mirror, searching for growth that wasn’t easy to see. She would lift a braid, stretch it gently, and sigh. “Maybe it’s growing,” she whispered.
Hi!
The minibraids challenge has been completed. I will update this post with pictures. If you would like to see the progress sooner, you can head over to TikTok and search SincerelyDaniGirl.
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