At one point in her life, Kobe Campbell considered herself a natural hair warrior. Not just natural hair, kinky hair. “I think there’s a part of me that felt like I want to represent kinky hair. I ...

This 'movement' has now made it very common to see black women and their natural texture on a daily basis. - Pelumi Rae, UK natural hair blogger at cfyh.co.uk Over on the blogosphere, I came ...

Black hair has always been a target — discriminated against in classrooms, policed as unprofessional in the office, condemned ...

When it comes to Black women and their natural hair, society has imposed its own external biases and perceptions on our hair ...

The natural hair movement, created in the 1960s, was fundamentally designed to be inclusive and to give Black women a space where they could celebrate their hair as it grew, sans manipulation.

how do I wear my natural hair and how am I able to embrace that.” A recent National Institutes of Health study found that women who use chemical hair straighteners more than four times a year face an ...

http://j.mp/196BLpQ From her salon in Maryland, Camille Reed sees more black women embracing natural hair Fact or Fiction? The Legend of the QWERTY Keyboard (03:36 ...

As a hairstylist for almost 40 years, Karen Hill has had a chair-side view of the ever-evolving state of Black hair care ... credits the then-budding natural hair movement.

Women's History Month empowers Black women. Healthy lives, toxin-free beauty, and care are the movement's focus.

Verović’s Girl + Hair line helps Black women embrace their tresses in all their glory—and features products designed with natural strands in mind.

and natural hair growth oil for black women. If you’re looking for an organic hair growth oil that can also help with dry, itchy scalp and dandruff, Kreyol Essence’s Haitian Black Castor Oil ...