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Sep 21

5 Signs You’re A Natural Hair Nazi

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By Kanisha Parks Lurking in the comment sections / dropping shade left and rightMad at the world / always ready to fight. They think they run the hair scene / their way or noneNatural Hair Nazis / mad since day one. Seriously, cheesy poetry aside: Natural Hair Nazism is real and thriving. It’s unfortunate, really, because ultimately, it really is…

Sep 21

Yay Or Nay? Is Drinking Lemon Water Really Good For You?

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By Winnie Gaturu I have a close friend, Janice, who always adds a piece of lemon to the water in her water bottle. I've always thought it looks pretty cool so in a bid to improve my water intake on a daily basis, I decided to add a piece of lemon to my water bottle too. After all, I've heard…

Sep 21

41 and Childless: Why I’m Still Hitting Snooze On My Biological Clock

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Via XoNecole.com By Tee Elle I scroll through my Facebook news feed admiring the chubby-cheeked faces that my high school classmates post. The happy babies are dressed in toothless grins and two-pieced grownup outfits looking like little men and women. I smile in recognition of the toddlers who are complete miniatures of the people who upload the photos. “Aww look…

Sep 21

And The Winner Of The Urban Hydration Coconut Oil Hair Care Bundle Is…

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Urban Hydration Coconut Oil Hair Care Bundle Hola Ladies! Thanks for your participation in the Urban Hydration Coconut Oil Hair Care Bundle Giveaway! We loved reading what you want to see on CurlyNikki because, ultimately, we are here for YOU. So without further ado, this week's winner is......... Continue Urban Hydration Hair Care Bundle Our randomly selected winner is Carmen who…

Sep 21

7 Black Women Making Serious Moves In Media

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Luvvie Ajayi by Damon Dahlen via The Clarion-Ledger By Nikki Igbo Many of us of a certain age can easily recall growing up with the desire to see our own faces, stories, opinions, style and identities reflected in magazines, newspapers and on television. We understood that we had a unique perspective of the world—a valuable perspective—and we were eager for others…