Buying and Importing Natural Hair Products, Tools and Resources to Africa
After you have tried to get what you need in Zambia, you sometimes are faced with the realisation that what you need is not available here and can only be […]
Author Archives: masukamutenda
Four Comb-free days
Since my other piece on how to do an afro-puff, I thought I would post some pictures of how it looks, four days after not combing it. As I stated […]
Out and About: Mutinta
Recently, I attended a friend’s Kitchen Party. This is a function somewhat similar to a bridal shower, but focused on equipping a bride-to-be with all the necessary kitchen items. Usually, […]
Vintage Hairspiration: Marsha Hunt
One of the first things I did when I started this blog, was to look for pictures of women with natural hair. the first thing that came to mind was […]
Natural Spotlight: Carol
Recently, I had the privilege of interviewing a young woman I first met early in my natural hair journey. An undergraduate university student at the time, Carol Milambo impressed me […]
No perm needed ! We are naturals!
After my girlfriends and I got together for a social talk on natural hair – I realised I had done a great disservice to my two daughters. I had been […]
Afro or Knot
Ok, I admit that is a corny title. But hopefully, it will make sense soon. When I first went natural, the image in my head was a picture of my […]
Embrace the Follicle!
I’m guilty. This has been weeks – okay, fine, months – overdue but it’s been more to do with how to avoid sounding effeminate about my hair. And that’s just […]
Hairspiration: Lira
I remember seeing Lira in this dress during the opening ceremony of the 2010 FIFA World Cup held in South Africa and I can not lie, I was immediately struck […]
How to – Afro-Puff
I think I really enjoy my hair when it comes out like this. The emphasis for me is on the crinkly curls. You can do a lot with hair when […]
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