Blue Ivy's HeadFul of Pigtails
Today’s dose of cuteness. Blue Ivy sports a headful of pigtails while on tour with her Mom Beyonce. Cute.
Today’s dose of cuteness. Blue Ivy sports a headful of pigtails while on tour with her Mom Beyonce. Cute.
Introduce yourself! S: Hi my rooted people, my name is Sheila Attah and I was born and bred in London, UK but I’m of African
Our hands are one of the most used body parts. We use them to cook, clean, care for our loved ones, love, work and express
Via The Beauty Brains Janelle asks…My mom and sister are big supporters of the theory that excessive use of hair products (E.g: Hairsprays, shampoos, gels,
Introduce yourself! T: My name is Tawana Johnson. I was born in Jamaica and have lived here my entire life. I am a University student
Introduce yourself! C: My name is Chisom. I’m Nigerian, 19, and reside in Houston, Texas. Why did you make the decision to go natural? C:
So we know that graduation season has already begun. But perhaps we can help those of you who have yet to cross the graduation stage!
Lorraine Massey’s book, ‘Curly Girl’ was a catapult for naturals to reject silicones. Silicones were blamed for pretty much everything from buildup, excess shedding, breakage
Introduce yourself! A: Hello! My name is Antia Joseph and I am a Brooklyn native! I am a singer breaking into the Christian Music industry.
Introduce yourself! L: My name is Leila Henrys. I was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Now I currently live in Coral Springs, Florida. Why did you
Although her Twitter account has been deleted, we can still keep up with one of our favorite natural celebs, Raven Symone, on Instagram. She recently
So, here’s our latest roundup of natural and natural-inspired styles in the celeb world. Solange Knowles look stunning on the Gatsby red carpet. We love
Many naturalistas and transitioners love them some EcoStyler gel. Green top, red top, clear, pink, white…the possibilities are endless. Except for me. Don’t get me
BGLH Gallery Member Khyla The key to effective protective styling is having the patience to keep a style in for an extended period of time.