Style: Martina in Jamaica
Introduce yourself! M: Well, I’m Martina McFarlane from the island of Jamaica. I pretty much lived there my whole life up until I got accepted
Introduce yourself! M: Well, I’m Martina McFarlane from the island of Jamaica. I pretty much lived there my whole life up until I got accepted
This month, virgin extensions company Indique Hair partnered with Miss Jessie’s to launch the It’s Natural beauty campaign. Why exactly would a natural hair
Aside from the quality of hair products and techniques we use on our hair, another important aspect of having healthy hair lies within the types
Introduce yourself! D: My name is Débora, I’m 23 years old and I’m from São Paulo/Brazil. Why did you make the decision to go natural?
The first thing I look at when considering a hair product is the ingredients label of course. You can never really know all the ins
Most naturals have SHRINKAGE, sometimes it’s mild and sometimes it’s intense. And while shrinkage serves many positive purposes, sometimes we just want to show off
Though natural hair is making more appearances in the workplace, it can still be a challenge to find that perfect “professional” hairstyle you are comfortable
Homemade smoothies have been my breakfast of choice for a while now. (Shout out to Lina for introducing me to the world of green smoothies a
Do you know that girl who can comb her hair aggressively with a fine tooth comb, bleach it before placing her flat iron at the
It’s a bummer when you’re down to the very last drop of your favorite leave-in and you know your order won’t come in for at
Although this is Black Girl Long Hair, we have to quickly acknowledge all the fellas out there who are proudly representing for the male side
Introduce yourself. K: Hello! My name is Kami also known as StyledbyKami and I am from Baltimore, Maryland. Did you transition or big chop? Share
by Cassandre of CassandreBeccai.com Faux locs. Temporary locs. Loc extensions. By now, you’ve seen them all over Instagram on some of hottest natural hair personalities.
Source: Tankmonster Often, naturals are met with stares and curiosity about their hair. For years, most black women were wearing their hair relaxed or pressed.