About Beautiful Fusion

Hi everyone!
Where do I start? I guess from the beginning.
Before I had any thought of making my first hair mix, I was infatuated with combining odds things or conducting experiments, only to see what the result would be. I can remember my dad buying me a book filled with science experiments. I guess my parents wanted my tests to have a little more structure. It worked. Eventually, my mom bought me a scientific kit (microscope included); understand nothing was off-limits. Fast forward several years, I attended Clayton State University (CSU) and majored in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. Did you see that coming? My favorite course was anything with a lab, i.e., biology, chemistry, anatomy, physics, and it didn’t matter as long as it was a lab class. I guess it also made sense that I worked as a student laboratory technician in the biology and chemistry labs while I attended CSU. While at CSU, I never thought I would chop all of my hair off and go natural. I used to tell my friends I am staying with team creamy crack. When asked why I did not want to go natural, I would tell people I would not look right with short hair or natural hair. Boy, I was wrong, I look awesome, and so does my hair. However, I have to say it has been an interesting journey, but I love every twist and turn. It has been a learning experience, and I remember when I first went natural listening to everyone tell me what to do to my hair and how to treat it. I learned a lot of useful tricks, but the most important thing I learned was to listen to what my hair is telling me and pay attention to what likes.
By paying attention to how my hair reacts to things, I learned it loves and craves moisture. So I began to buy products after products to find that one product that would give me the moisture my hair crazed. I couldn’t find it, don’t get me wrong. I found some products that came close. I found myself mixing various products together. One day I thought I could make something that works better for me. I started researching natural ingredients that worked well together and for hair.  Before I knew it, I had a long list of what seemed like good stuff.
As I learned about a new herb or oil, I researched it. I wanted to find out the benefits it had on hair. I needed to make sure they would help my hair and keep it healthy and moisturized. Once I found oils and herbs I liked, I thought well I could extract the natural oils from the herb. Oops, there goes the science geek again. However, then I thought “girl you are crazy” lol… It would take more time, and I would not yield a lot. So I research herb/oil infusion. It was a much better route for me, it does take longer to infuse, but I was willing to wait.
As time went on, I didn’t tell people I made products. Most people found out about my products through casual conversations and being around me when I did my hair. My family and close friends were the first to try my products. They loved it and began to ask for more hair products. It was then when I knew I had some superb products on my hands. But that did not matter because I never intended to sell hair products, not that I was against it; I just didn’t.
When I went out, people would ask me what I used in my hair, and I would tell them I make natural products. However, because of all of the research I have done over the years, I like to think I am a subject matter expert on the topic of what is generally good for the hair. I would give them some suggestions on what to use on their hair to help them fix their hair issues.
After a while of hearing I should bottle up this all-natural hair crack and blog/vlog the information you know about hair, I have decided to do just that. I finally decided to mainstream my products, and through my website and social media pages, help people find solutions to their hair problems.
Finally, the time has come, and my beautifully fused hair products are available for everyone to enjoy. I know you will love it.