15 Gorgeous Photos of the Emerging Purple/Fuchsia Hair Trend
A few weeks ago natural hair veteran AskProy went against the grain and dyed her blonde hair purple for fall. Last week, she gave us
A few weeks ago natural hair veteran AskProy went against the grain and dyed her blonde hair purple for fall. Last week, she gave us
Bleaching hair has always been something that I never mess with. I did it once with Loreal Chunking in high school, and all of the
Somewhere along my natural hair journey, I developed what I like to call “salonphobia.” Maybe it was the time I spent an hour taking my
Our fourth feature is from Portia. Be sure to check out our first feature from Chinwe, our second feature from Elle and our third feature
Moisture doesn’t just come from the products we apply to our hair, it can also come from what we use to manage and care for
By Geniece of Beautifully Made When I began my healthy hair journey in the fall of 2009 I was Ms. Diligent. I washed and deep conditioned
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom For those of us currently in the grip of winter, the dry cold winter air may be wreaking havoc
By Christina of The Mane Objective When I first decided to transition my heat damaged hair, I had no idea what I was getting myself
By Chinwe of Hair and Health Put on your apron, grab your utensils, and get to mixing: 1. Whipped Shealoe with Grapeseed Oil – great
By Naptural85 A popular question I receive on my Facebook Wall and Twitter Page is How can I repair my dry hair? I can’t get it to retain moisture!?”
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom Conditioner washing is a method that has its ups and downs. Can you wash your hair with conditioner? Yes
By Chinwe (pictured above) of Hair and Health For many of us, protective styles are a great method for length retention. Some of us have mastered
By Geniece of Beautifully Made School buses, leaves in lovely orange, red and golden hues and cooling temperatures signal the end of one season and the
By Jc of The Natural Haven Bloom Finger detangling is a delicate and intricate procedure. If done properly, it is entirely possible to go without combs