Another day, another instance of cultural appropriation folks jumping on the natural hair bandwagon to gain popularity. On May 28th, the popular daytime doctor Mehmet Oz
Many 4B/4C naturals protective style majority of the time (sometimes 90% of the time or more) in order to retain length. It makes perfect sense.
by Kelsey (pictured above) of Lifewithcoco2 As someone who gets a lot of questions pertaining to how to keep hair healthy and grow it long,
Style Icon Quinn Typically, when I talk about managing multiple textures, I’m referring to transitioning and the delicate dance between old, damaged hair and new
So, I have developed a “chunky twists” obsession that began a couple months ago. If you know me, you know I usually live in twists, but they are
Early 20th Century African American Woman Photo Credit by Alondra The natural hair world is like one big university. What an interesting way to start
by Elle of Quest for the Perfect Curl Although the availability of natural hair products has grown exponentially over the past few years, you may still
The Smith family was spotted in Hawaii this week. Nothing like a dip in the Pacific Ocean to start off your summer. Also,
by Christine of Amor Artistry Hair Typing Hair typing can be defined by the texture of your hair. Textures can range from 1 to 4c;
For naturals who consider their hair sensitive to protein, the general advice in seeking out proteins in ingredient labels is to look for three main
When naturalistas begin cutting corners regimen-wise, typically the first thing to fall off is the pre-poo. Take it from me — I’m a walking example.
Style Icon Tessa Just like there are trends that come and go in the fashion world, there are trends (or bandwagons) in the hair care
by Kelsey of Lifewithcoco2 Before going natural, I had never heard of a hair typing system. Everyone I knew had a perm and our hair pretty
by Cassandre of cassandrebeccai.com Huh? Who in the world is screaming at me?? I heard the voice again. “Your hair F*#!’in ROCKS!!!” I looked around. It
