by Mary Wolff Changing your hair color is one of the easiest ways to get a fresh, new look. With natural hair, you have to be careful about which products you use when taking a DIY approach. You can’t use just any hair color product and hope for the best! Here are a few of …
IG @voiceofhair by Sabrina Perkins of SeriouslyNatural.org Whether you are a fan or not, Naturals are rocking blonde hair with some serious #blackgirlmagic. As the saying goes, Blondes have more fun, but when a natural decides to go blonde, she is doing more than changing her life. She’s changing her hair health! Continue!>>> Bleaching hair …
IG @curlyculture by Tiffani Greenaway of MyMommyVents.com Purple weaves, blue braids, pink buns, orange puffs–sometimes you just need a change. But whether you want to go Beyoncé blonde or Faith Evans red, coloring your hair can have risks. Popular hair dyes can contain Quaternium-15, which is found in many cosmetics and industrial substances and can …
Image Source: MyHairprint.com by Ariane of BlackNaps.org No, it’s not henna, indigo or a tea rinse. It’s a brand new product called Hairprint that may revolutionize hair coloring by restoring your hair’s natural pigment by utilizing your own body’s internal chemistry. Continue!>>> According to the creators, “Hair dyes work by opening up the cuticle and cortex …
by Devri I’m Jasmine, a 22-year-old from Philadelphia, Pa and recent Temple grad working towards a career in psychology. Like many other women, I was given relaxers as a young girl and for a while, I didn’t know much better. However, once I finished high school, I decided that I wanted to embrace my individuality …
photo courtesy of PRoy by: Sophia Emmanuel The art hair of color has been used to alter a person’s appearance for centuries. The Ancient Egyptians were among the first to alter their hair color using vegetable dyes and hennas. Hair color can help us make a fashion statement. You can choose to be bold and …
via My Natural Sistas Carmen and I made a FAQS regarding our permanent hair color and natural hair. Both of us have professional permanent hair color. We do believe that we are considered “natural” within the natural hair community because neither one of us has experienced a PERMANENT hair texture difference nor is our hair …
Remember my BLUE phase?! I was blue erry’day but now I’m only blue (sometimes purple too) once a month or so. At any rate, check out the pictorial after the jump, so you too can be BLUE! More>>> CN: For easiest removal, pre-poo with coconut oil… the oil will remove much of the pigment before …
by Evelyn Ngugi African American hair is versatile in many ways—certain products and styles, such as twists or braids, can achieve different curl patterns, from tight coils to waves and anywhere in between. Experimenting with these techniques is part of the naturally curly experience, but sometimes what you really crave is a burst of color, …
