Photographer Seeks to Document Afro-Caribbean Gingers
London-based photographer, Michelle Marshall has set out to document people of color who carry the MC1R gene, which is responsible for red hair. Since the
London-based photographer, Michelle Marshall has set out to document people of color who carry the MC1R gene, which is responsible for red hair. Since the
by Danielle Small of Salon It happened. I failed the “black” test. My hair stylist and I were chatting while she was taking a break
South Africa’s Xhosa people are known for their intricate bead work. The heavy use of lines, angularity and the color white in their dress gives
Since the annual AfroPunk Festival wrapped up in Brooklyn on August 23 there have been hundreds of photos circulating on social media of the strikingly
Raise your right hand if you can recall your childhood days of sitting between your Nana’s, Mommy’s, or Auntie’s legs while she greased your scalp,
The Kru people are indigenous to Liberia and the Ivory Coast. Kru were most known for seafaring and their strong resistance to capture by European
I’ve long been a fan of sulfate-free shampoos. For afro-textured hair types, it just made the most sense because it was frequently touted as significantly
Is this homage or is it doing way too much? Women on Instagram are using makeup to re-create the look of model Winnie Harlow’s vitiligo.
Introduce yourself! A: I go by April Kae and my creative project is called Imani Gold. I’m originally from Austin, Texas and just moved to Harlem
If you’re in the Northern states, you’re probably hanging onto these final dog days of summer for L-I-F-E. But alas, the summer days are drawing
School is about to start (or has already started) and you want a style that is simple and chic while putting most of your hair away.
It’s happened to the best of us: you get a fresh set of extensions, be they Ghana braids, Marley twists or faux locs. You check
Surely, I can’t be the only one who has run out of shampoo on wash day or just can’t seem to find my conditioning caps
She debuted her baby bump (and orange hair) at AfroPunk. While performing in 80+ degree weather she proclaimed, “I need a fan…I’m hot and pregnant!”