Hey LAZY NATURALS! 3 Things to AVOID

 

 

Are you in love with just being a lazy natural lifestyle? I want your natural hair journey to be as easy and effortless as possible. So, come in close.  I’m going to share the biggest mistakes I made as a wee lazy natural...its ok this is a safe place :).

 

RACE AND NATURAL HAIR CRAZE Hmmmm...

"YOU’RE MIXED SO YOU DON’T REALLY KNOW THE STRUGGLE.”

By: Ana Santos

Lupita Nyong’o Talks About Being Banned From Wearing Make-Up!

Lupita Nyong’o Talks About Being Banned From Wearing Make-Up & Dealing With Fame In LUCKY Magazine March 2015 Issue

 

 

You’ve seen her stunning cover for Lucky magazine’s new spring issue. Now find out why Lupita Nyong'o was banned from wearing make-up and how she’s coping with her new found fame inside….

 

5 Sighs To Know It's Time To End Your Transitioning Journey & Just Chop!

Transitioning might be the hardest thing you will ever do as you move forward with your natural hair. Maybe you might have had an easy time and you are thinking, well you should speak for yourself.

Make up Tips for Darker Complexion

"Before applying Makeup sprinkle chilled water or rub ice to make skin soft or wet"

TOP Scents for Spring 2015

Chloe
Eau De Parfum

Capturing the spirit of women, the Chloé vision is not about one singular woman, but rather about the rich and varied personalities of all Chloé women. This fresh, smooth floral fragrance evokes sublime powdery rose. The effect is chic, comfortable, and entirely addictive.

Tracee Ellis Ross & Cast of “Black-ish” Win Big at the NAACP Image Awards

Tracee Ellis Ross receives praise for acceptance speech at 46th Annual NAACP 

It was a big night for the cast of Black-ish at the 46th Annual NAACP Image Awards. The ABC sitcom won a whopping five awards: Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series (Anthony Anderson), Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series (Tracee Ellis Ross), Outstanding Comedy Series, Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series (Laurence Fishburne), and Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series (Yara Shahidi).

White Men Appreciate Natural Hair More than Black Men

A Brotha’s Response

by: Dr. Corey Guyton

As a Black man who is married to a beautiful natural queen and a supporter of our beautiful sistas who take the natural journey, I am member of many natural groups on Facebook. I enjoy seeing the wonderful camaraderie amongst the sistas and I learn something new every day about their journeys. Although 90% of what I read and see is wonderful, there happens to be one area that is somewhat disturbing – the notion that some sistas take it upon themselves to promote their interracial relationships and express in a condescending manner about how White men are better than Black men because White men accept their hair for the way it is.