Style: Jasmine in Philadelphia
Introduce yourself! J: Hello! I’m Jasmine Alston, a full time photographer from Philadelphia who’s addicted to traveling, random adventures, and Sweet Baby Ray’s. What is
Introduce yourself! J: Hello! I’m Jasmine Alston, a full time photographer from Philadelphia who’s addicted to traveling, random adventures, and Sweet Baby Ray’s. What is
Style Icon Tammy There are very many of us who are used to or simply prefer their hair to always look perfect. This means that
Introduce yourself! J: Hey everyone! My name is Jeré (pronounced Jer-ray) and I am a central Florida naturalista with roots in Brooklyn, NY, Trinidad and
by Nisus of It’s Just Hair Shrinkage is totally annoying when you know you have long hair and you can’t seem to get any hang
Introduce yourself! Z: My name is Zunyda and I’m from New Jersey. Why did you make the decision to go natural? Z: I remember making
We’ve already recapped the top style icons of 2013, and the top stories and controversies involving natural hair in 2013. Check it out: 1. From
This year we documented quite a few natural hair incidents that went on to make national headlines. They highlight the ups and downs of “the
It’s the last day of 2013 (!) so we’re doing a final look back. We’ll be counting down our top content today, starting with style
By Chinwe of Hair and Health Protein conditioners. Many naturals can do without them but some of us need them. If you are trying to
Introduce yourself! K: Hey there hey, my name is KyanaMarie and I am from all over lol…what I mean by that is I was born
Introduce yourself! T: My name is Taja and I’m from Philadelphia, PA. Why did you make the decision to go natural? T: I decided to
by Michelle of Curly in Colorado Roller setting any hair type is a tricky business. Still, you can achieve smooth results using rollers on natural hair.
A few weeks back we did a post on Alicia Key’s son Egypt. Well, there’s another celebrity offspring whose hair is catching our attention —
Let me start this article off with saying that there is nothing wrong with the traditional pour oil into your hands, rub and apply method.