Get it ladies! Fierce twin duo/models/artists/UrbanBushBabes.com blogging powerhouses Cipriana and TK Quann have been making moves as of late and getting well-deserved recognition. The twin sisters
There is a common misconception that in order to have beautiful natural hair, you have to do a lot. But the natural gurus on our
Solange Knowles has just released her third footwear collection in collaboration with PUMA. The collection, appropriately titled, Word to the Woman, “celebrates females who innovate and
Despite the challenges American naturals face, there is a pro-kink/coil/curl movement flourishing here. But in other parts of the world, daring to embrace and celebrate
This is what happens when you say ‘F convention’ and live life on your own terms. Instead of spending money on a “lavish one-day wedding”
The Pollera is a traditional Panamanian dress worn during celebrations. It is mostly white in color and worn with a hair piece known as tembleques, elaborate make-up
Because of the temperature, summer seems like the prime time to wear a wash and go. Your hair dries faster, you don’t have to worry
These beautiful variations of the bikini on gorgeous black women are stunning and inspiring. Plus sized bikinis are becoming very popular and these ladies prove
It’s one level of foolishness when black people, especially those with natural hair are discriminated against at work, in schools, or in the military, but
Rihanna was recently spotted at Crop Over. Crop Over is one of the annual carnivals held in Barbados. We even highlighted a few carnival costumes
“Hump Nails” or “Bubble Nails” pretty much broke the internet last week. With news of police brutality sweeping the nation it’s not wonder the images
July 29 was #NationalLipstickDay and women all over the country celebrated their love of lipstick. But the celebration had special resonance with black women, who
Last week Judith wrote about her frustration – which quite a few naturals share – about the inability to get our hair done at non-specialized
Black is global. Not only are black people spread across the globe, we travel across the globe. A recent New York Times piece shone a
