I think my wash day routine is pretty simple: a weekly pre-poo with some sort of oil I can grab the day before followed by
When Black women talk about any of the myriad Black hairstyles, it’s like our eyes light up with excitement. Ask anyone and we have stories
Being a Black woman, experimenting with hair is in our blood. I remember being a little kid and coming from school to see my Grandma
Spring is here, which means you’re booked and busy with occasions almost every weekend.If I can help it, an updo is my go-to for an
When you’re putting together your ensemble for all of the festivals you’re attending this season, one of the most important things to consider is which
We’ve all been there: our hair is on day 4 or 5 and not properly cooperating. You look at yourself in the mirror and wonder
One of the things I love about being a Black woman is my hair. It’s become my trademark over the years. I remember in high
Over the weekend I traveled across the Howard Frankland bridge to the 3rd Annual St. Petersburg Seafood and Music Festival. Not to be confused with the
Like many of us, I also grew up thinking if I grease my hair until I’m able to fry chicken on it, it would grow
Just like skin, your hair has a way of letting you (and everyone else) know how healthy you really are. My hair became thin during