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Not too long ago, I wrote a post on how to reduce breakage and retain length this summer from the standpoint of protecting one’s hair

by Elle of Quest for the Perfect Curl (pictured above) Ever since I stopped relaxing my hair five years ago, castor oil has been touted as one

by Alondra (pictured above) Shape. It’s a word that has so much power…we pin, scrunch, push and pull all in the name of a

By Ijeoma of KlassyKinks.com One of the biggest mistakes I see people make in their journey toward happier, healthier, kinky hair is holding to every

First we must note that this story is not new, the advocacy blog Black Women of Brazil broke it back in September, but we wanted

We missed this when it happened back in September, but the fro is so impressive that we had to share. Love and Hip Hop New

What’s easier than scooping your hair into a ponytail, tucking it into a bun and heading out the door? Well, if you’re like me and

Although I’m not that big on hair typing, for the sake of simplicity, I’ll occasionally write an article that addresses “Type 3” hair. This is

By Chinwe of Hair and Health For some naturals, winter (if not fall) is the season to begin protective styling. Well here are five quick

Introduce yourself! C: My name is Christina Owens. I was born and raised in El Dorado, Arkansas also known as “The pound”. Why did you

Introduce yourself! M: My name is Masani Negloria. I currently live in Austin, Texas but am originally from a small south Texas town called Beeville.

By Jess of Hair Gets Kinky From the end of December 2010 to the end of February 2011 I decided to maintain protective styles in

Over the course of the re-evolution of natural hair, shampoo by and large has gotten a bad reputation. It has been written off as harsh,

By Chinwe of Hair and Health Prior to this summer, I usually followed up a fresh wash with 6-8 big twists to air-dry and stretch

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