Can't Win? Natural Hair Vloggers Face Backlash for Both Big Chopping and Relaxing
As I scrolled through my YouTube subscriptions list recently, I stumbled upon two new videos that came as a surprise. Two of my favorite
As I scrolled through my YouTube subscriptions list recently, I stumbled upon two new videos that came as a surprise. Two of my favorite
Mastering the twist out on 4C natural hair can be a bit of a challenge for some, but these videos will help you overcome any
by Ijeoma of Klassy Kinks (pictured above) For years when my hair was still relaxed, I begged my mother to allow me to get
by Tori Typically, when people hear the term Alopecia the first things that come to mind are tight ponytails, tight braids, missing edges, etc. This
by Kara of NaturalCurliesTV (pictured above) Breakage, shedding and thinning I have experienced them all! I am almost 100% sure that most of you have experienced at
by Portia of huneybflyy.com The natural hair community is larger than ever and long, luscious, strands are what most women covet. Every woman is watching and
by Kelsey (pictured above) of Lifewithcoco2 Natural Hair is so versatile. One of my favorite looks is huge bouncy curls. In the past, (permed hair days)
I’ll just come right out and say it: I think there is something terribly wrong with any product designed to chemically alter a child’s
The use of honey in hair care is not new at all. Many naturals are already familiar with the humectant, mixing it into homemade conditioners
Our favorite android, Janelle Monae recently premiered her new music video for her second single, “Electric Lady.” In the video, Monae reintroduces us to that
by Alondra (pictured above) There are some of us curly girls who prefer to keep it 100% natural. You know, no chemicals, no heat, no
I am an unapologetic advocate of protective styling as a method of retaining length. Not only does protective styling allow me to keep up with
by Cassandre of cassandrebeccai.com Oh the frustration that comes along with dry hair! At some point in my journey, I was so fed up with how
Natural hair is nothing new. Throughout the 60’s and 70’s, Black women and men sported shiny, soft, gravity-defying afros. But as the 80’s rolled in,