Zara // Natural Hair Style Icon
“I think most people still don’t understand that it’s truly just hair. They still project their fears and insecurities onto others- that it’s not possible
“I think most people still don’t understand that it’s truly just hair. They still project their fears and insecurities onto others- that it’s not possible
Originally posted on May 2, 2009.___________________________________________________________ More looks from Rachel. Thanks so much for sharing, girl! Here are all the places you can find her:https://www.flickr.com/photos/okpauset/https://targetqueen.blogspot.com/https://www.rachelstewart.net/Her
Hey guys, I originally posted this on April 30, 2009… but since we’ve been talking about big chops/versatility/’it’s just hair’ I thought this would be
“i grew up in a family where i was told i was “lucky” to have the hair i do. i was told in grade school
We typically profile style icons on Monday but we’re switching things up a bit in anticipation of our ‘1,000 follower festivities’ this weekend and early
I’m pro natural hair because it’s natural, it’s ours, it’s mine and no one, no standard or beauty or ugliness, no stereotype should dictate what
“I want to show people that there is nothing ugly, unmanageable or hard about afro textured hair.” ~Maureen Where are you from? M: I’m Maureen,
“Natural hair is just so much more interesting, so much more fierce, and requires so much more confidence! It’s a definite challenge, but that’s why
When you change your thinking on what beautiful hair is, it changes the way you look at beauty in general and that is extremely important
Andrea maintains Fly, one of the most popular graphic design blogs on the Web which features a daily mashup of fashion, art and design. I’m
“I love rocking my ‘fro. The bigger, the better.” ~Sharri Where are you from and what do you do? S: I’m from New York, currently
Where are you from and what do you do? N: I’m from Baltimore…and I’m in transition. I’ll be a college student (somewhere, God willing) in
“When I big chopped, I felt free inside. I looked in the mirror for the first time and saw no masks, nothing to hide behind.
by Tiffany H. I’m originally from Queens, NY, but was raised in Southern California – Gardena, to be exact. It’s about 20 minutes south of