Vintage Hairspiration: Grace Jones
There are many words to describe Grace Jones – ordinary is not one of them This woman has got A-T-T-I-T-U-D-E Grace Jones with a young Naomi Campbell
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So you Want to Grow Deadlocks? DON’T
People often ask me about growing dreadlocks and they are always surprised at my consistent answer. Don’t do it. This is because I know so many people who have started and given up soon after. For this reason, […]
Natural Spotlight: Towani
Managing a blog can be a lot of work, especially as I do not want to be the lone voice being heard. It helps to have other contributors and it […]
Out and About: Thread
Thread, also known as threading is an old-school deeply African protective hair style. It’s popular for its ability to help natural and relaxed hair grow long and strong. I’ve always […]
Growing Up in Africa
Since starting this blog, I have come to many realisations. One of them has arisen from reading the experiences of black women all over the world growing up with hair […]
Hairspiration: India Arie
India Arie is definitely an inspiration to me. Not so much for her hair, but for her music and the words that she writes and the underlying message in many […]
Where to Get Natural Hair Supplies
One of the most frequent questions I am asked by people living in Southern Africa is where to get some of the hair supplies that all the blogs and websites […]
Straight Talk About Hair
In my intrepid quest to keep on trying new hairstyles, I spoke to my hairdresser about straightening my hair. I wanted to try it for a number of reasons: 1. […]
Icons and Illusions
Having subjected myself to Willow Smith’s “Whip my hair” I found a blogger who actually saw Willow Smith as sending a positive message to black girls about their hair. From […]
Photoblog: le coil
We talk a lot about learning to be comfortable in your own skin, rocking your hair and rocking your look. And yes we have said many times, that sometimes to […]
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