4 Natural Hair Care Myths
By Geniece of Beautifully Made After 7 years of being natural I’ve learned that not everything that seems like good advice will actually work for my
By Geniece of Beautifully Made After 7 years of being natural I’ve learned that not everything that seems like good advice will actually work for my
By Nicole Harmon of Hair Liberty It’s no secret that African American hair seems completely different from the hair of other ethnicities. As Chris Rock’s
By Dr. Phoenyx Austin You don’t always have to buy fancy, big name hair products for your hair. Sometimes the best products are actually very
By Geniece of Beautifully Made In another post I refuted the myth that maintaining natural hair has to be costly. In fact, I even suggested that
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom There are many challenges with natural hair and often when polled naturals are most concerned with two things –
By Fran of HeyFranHey.com I’ve explained in other posts that although I’m a product junkie, when it comes to applying product I prefer taking a more
Style Icon Toni By Geniece of Beautifully Made Congratulations! After months (or years) of transitioning you have completed your journey to wearing your hair naturally. Now
Here on BGLH we sing the praises of natural hair constantly. We talk about how beautiful it is and how, with the right information and
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom On the surface of it, it is a very simple formula – the less your hair breaks the more
Going natural is an exciting time. Everything is new, and you want to try every and anything that is recommended to you. But that can
By Fran of HeyFranHey.com Click here for part 1 Our last healthy Green Smoothie received loads of positive feedback and results, so I want to
Style Icon Aevin Dugas By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom The scientific answer – or is it? Many women will by now know that
By Geniece of Beautifully Made When I made the decision to go natural in 2004 I was under the impression that my hair would grow long
by Nicole Harmon of HairLiberty.org You don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars on products or keep your strands hidden in protective styles to achieve