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box braids are, to me, the best protective style for protecting ends. i kno, i kno, they’re not as glamorous as twists or twist outs.

#1so, apparently, a significant portion of the BGLH community believes that length/growth is not necessarily a sign of hair health… which effectively cast me as

so, lina is going to kick off our rock solid regimen series… this is part one. she was recently featured on keep it kinky, so

i know this is more like ‘sunday retrospective’ material, but the recent length/growth/strand retention discussion ruffled feathers, and some things, i’m sure, have been left

CHERRY LOLA: This has been my big “issue”; frizz – mostly at the roots. This treatment totally calmed the frizz down and made the roots

so, i rarely go off-topic on my blog, and there are few perpetually flat-ironed naturals who get a free pass to appear on BGLH… but

This is the wrap up of the product reviews SA (hair pictured below) completed for BGLH. Thank you SA for these wonderful reviews! You can

So, I was surfing the ‘net, and found this quote in an article by Canadian writer Cheryl Thompson “Too many black women can’t remember what

“One day, with my little mini-fro, I was riding the lightrail and this older black woman sits in front of me (she looked late 50’s-ish).

BGLH: Why did you decide to shave off a third of your hair? Gina: i’m a very impulsive person! sometimes too much so! a while

“The style is a bantu knot-out that kept very well throughout the intense Florida humidity. The bantu knots themselves were done earlier in the week

“I’m pro natural hair because your natural teaches you how to care for the holistic woman. To love the whole being.” ~Tamara Where are you