Cintia from Baltimore // 3A/3B Natural Hair
What is your name and where are you from? C: Hello my name is Cintia & I am from Baltimore Maryland Did you transition or
What is your name and where are you from? C: Hello my name is Cintia & I am from Baltimore Maryland Did you transition or
18-year-old Daria Rose is the perfect example of consistency, focus and determination in the face of adversity. During her sophomore year, the Long Island student
We’ve all been here! Your TWA is finally growing out a bit and you decide to get fancy and try your hand at a twistout
“I just can’t be a princess because I have braids in my hair.” Writer Alicia Hadley recalls hearing those words from 4-year-old daughter Prevy after
What is your name, and where are you from? K: My name is Kendra J Williams and I’m from North Carolina. Did you transition or
Are you bored with your current look? Here are five ways to switch up your natural hair style this spring! 1. Half Up Half Down
Salamata Sylla, owner of Sally’s African Hair Braiding in Kent, WA (pictured above) had been fighting the state to maintain her braiding business for the
Alice Barker recently celebrated her 102nd birthday and received one heck of a gift. Barker was a chorus dancer during the Harlem Renaissance and shared the
Mattel revealed its new “Sheroes” collection this past Friday at the Variety “Power of Women” luncheon and it includes the prestigious Selma director, Ava DuVernay. Barbie General
Carnival season is wrapping up in the Caribbean and naturals were out in full force representing in the colorful festival. Check out 15 naturals who
Many naturals report that their hair feels and even behaves differently when they live, move or vacation in an area with hard water. I now
I love printed t-shirts, and not necessarily because I want other people to read them. There’s something cool about being able to track pop culture
Have you heard of bubble hair? As the name suggests, it is literally bubbles of air forming in hair. This happens when wet/damp hair is
My Caribbean ladies are up next! Here are nine vloggers from Haiti, Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad (Trinidad and Tobago), BVI, and U.S. Virgin Islands, just to name a