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Introduce yourself! S: I’m a hand-knit accessories designer, born and raised in St. Louis, MO. Why did you go natural? S: I’m natural because I
Introduce yourself! S: I’m a hand-knit accessories designer, born and raised in St. Louis, MO. Why did you go natural? S: I’m natural because I
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! Q: My name is Quiana “Ice” Atherly and I proudly rep the DMV. I’m a
By Cassidy of Natural Selection Last week Stephanie, our transitioner who won the Komaza Consultation and Regimen, sent a few samples of her hair to Rene
By Jc of The Natural Haven Some products will be wonderful from the first time you use them while others will be underwhelming. This is
Photo Source by Cipriana of UrbanBushBabes.com There is nothing like the feeling of well moisturized ends, but on the flip side there is nothing like
Moroccan oil and argan oil have been much hyped, so I did some digging to get more info on them. Check out this interesting article
Over the past several weeks, an incredible head wrap thread has been building in the BGLH forum. I loved the loveliness and creativity of the
By Jc of The Natural Haven I recently received a comment that said, ‘I am stuck at 5 inches and I really just want 12
All I can say about this is SMH. Via the HuffingtonPost.com Isaiah Mustafa aka The Old Spice Guy is smelling a bit bland this morning
Contributed by Reader Elaine D. This is something I really think is necessary…especially for the mixtresses out there. (Hey!) I haven’t seen it addressed yet
By Cipriana of UrbanBushBabes.com Protective styles can be very beneficial and help achieve length goals but, as with anything, they take work and upkeep to
For many months we’ve gotten emails with requests for styling ideas for short and medium length natural hair. Dominique of All Things O’ Natural will
*Prepared for BGLH by Meosha Tall of 1MeNaturally Introduce yourself! F: My name is Francheska. I was born, raised and am living it up in
Style Icon Monica By Audrey Sivasothy, author of The Science of Black Hair Last week we discussed the importance of looking at protective styling from a