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*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! M: I’m Morgan from St. Louis, Missouri. Why did you make the decision to go
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! M: I’m Morgan from St. Louis, Missouri. Why did you make the decision to go
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! J: My name is Jennifer (Jenni Lovette). I live in St. Louis, but I also
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! A: My name is Adina and I’m a Knitwear Designer from Teaneck, New Jersey. I’m
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! A: My name is Ashanti and I’m from Mississippi. Why did you make the decision
By Christina (pictured above) of The Mane Objective When looking for products to preserve moisture, add shine, seal, or treat dry scalp, we often hit
By Cipriana of UrbanBushBabes.com Whether you seal your entire strands or just your ends, finding a product that gives a long-lasting seal will benefit your
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! K: Greetings! My name is Kala. I also go by KG. I’m from sunny San
“Just taking a moment to rant against natural hair police” ~Solange Knowles Solange had a lot on her mind last night as she took to
Style Icon Ayan By Jc of The Natural Haven There is a world of possibilities with hair colour and natural hair is the ideal base
Via The Beauty Brains Illegal fireworks asks…I have really dry curly hair. Will it damage my hair if I condition it everyday? The answer depends
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! J: My name is Jess and I am from Georgia. Why did you make the
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! M: Hello, my name is Melshary. I am originally from Brooklyn, NY, but I’m currently
Style Icon Ashley By Jc of The Natural Haven I have previously written about the possibility of African hair actually growing at a slower rate.
There was a discussion recently on the HuffingtonPost.com about whether the rise in natural hair spells the end of black salon culture. The author, Cassandra