How to Wash Your Hair
Image from CocoandCreme.com DO know that hair is most vulnerable when it is wet. So be careful to limit the amount of tangling, detangling, pulling and in essentially any excess […]
Natural Spotlight: Nadia
Where in Africa are you from? I am from Nigeria. When did you decide to go natural? I hacked off my perm in June of 2010. What has been your […]
Hairspiration: Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie
While looking for pictures for a piece on the duku, I came across many pictures of one of my favourite authors, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. There is a style that I […]
Protective Style: Bantu Knots
If you’ve spent any time on black hair blogs or on Zedhair, it’s likely that you have come across the term “Bantu knot” (According to the interwebs, they are also […]
Hairspiration: Teiko Dornor Tagoe
Picture courtesy of Bella Sugar.com This plus-sized ghanaian model is making all the right moves all over the world! She is also the organizer of Miss Plus Africa (working on […]
The Art of the 3-Minute Updo
I’m writing this post as a relaxed but noting that any and all of my strategies can be utilized by anyone with medium to long hair. I started wearing my […]
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
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 […]
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