BGLH is Dealing with Spam
Hello ladies, Over the past few weeks we’ve received reports of spam links (mostly to adult websites) popping up when people click through to BGLH
Hello ladies, Over the past few weeks we’ve received reports of spam links (mostly to adult websites) popping up when people click through to BGLH
by Portia of huneybflyy.com (pictured above) Over one year ago, I was blessed to become the mother of a baby boy. Pregnancy was a new journey for
There are many horror stories out there of hairdressers mixing hair conditioner with relaxer, but that is not the tale for today. Today, the story is
There seems to be a trend online as of late. Folks have made it their personal mission to provide their unsolicited critiques when it comes
In March of this year, BGLH broke the story on the proposed U.S. Army Regulations (AR 670-1) and the subsequent disparate impact on women with natural
Our very own writer, Geniece, was married in a gorgeous ceremony this June! Of course we had to get the details on how she styled
by Elle of Quest for the Perfect Curl (pictured above) When women used to tell me that they “couldn’t” do wash and go’s, I’ll be honest, I
by Kelsey (pictured above) of Lifewithcoco2 Some say that if your hair will not revert back to its natural pattern after straightening, then it is heat
by Alondra The national salon chain, Hair Cuttery, sent people of the natural hair community into an uproar last month with a brow-raising advertisement.
Photo courtesy of maxhydrationmethod.com The Max Hydration Method (MHM for short) is, according to maxhydrationmethod.com, “a 5 step regimen that systematically increases moisture levels
In March of last year, I wrote an article for Black Girl Long Hair about 6 relaxer lines with natural hair products. The article came
by Ijeoma of Klassy Kinks We’ve all had trying seasons where it seems our hair is dry, breaking, shedding and impossible to detangle –
By Chinwe of Hair and Health Neck length hair is about 4-5 inches stretched for some naturals. If you can retain at least a little over
During my junior year of college, I approached my professor and discussed my interest in studying the rise of the natural hair community as a topic