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Himmy’s hair story
I grew up around women who either relaxed or pressed their hair. For me, it was a bi-weekly or tri-weekly, and often times, all afternoon event to have my hair washed, dried, than pressed. Sitting on a small stool in the kitchen, between my mother or my grandmother’s legs, I remember praying my hair, my […]
Kelley Phillips
She was the only natural head on the Tyra Show when they discussed the movie “Good Hair.”
Top 10 things NOT to do
I found this thread on nappturality.com. Dee, the owner of the site, started it and it still continues. It’s one of the best on going threads that needs to be shared. Here is the top 10 that we selected for you.
Leah’s Mullen
It’s been around 25 years since I first saw someone with dreadlocks. It was in the mid 1980s during the hey day of the Jheri Curl (yes I had one) and MOVE Members were in the news every day because of a trial that resulted when the police dropped a bomb on Osage Avenue in […]
“Hair” Documentary video
Fascinated by the cultural, political and beauty aspects of hair, Will Ellis student at NYU, contacted going-natural.com to interview me for his short documentary. Three different people from different races with all different experiences, You have to see it but for me the most interesting comment in the end by the Sikh probably covers it […]
Mmapula
I accidently came to know Jana by when she emailed me after ordering the ebook Going Natural how to Fall in Love with Nappy Hair. For some technical reason, she couldn’t open the book. When I found out that she wanted the book to learn to care for the hair of her adopted Zimbabwean daughter, […]
Michelle’s do
Michelle initially wanted to go natural in February of 2007. She went all the way to October but then gave into what her friends said and relaxed her hair. Highly disappointed she decided that that was the last time and gave transitioning another try. She knew she was ready when she chopped off about 2 […]
Avocado Hair Mask
Easy to make. Great for your hair The avocado fruit has origins in Southern Mexico, Central, and South America. This pear-shaped fruit has been pegged, “the world’s most complete food” as it is packed with essential vitamins such as A, B6, and C.
Why are we afraid of short naturals?
Sure enough you have heard a bunch of reasons as to why many of us would never choose to do a big chop. Whomever you ask, wherever they are, it’s very likely that you will hear the same type of answers; my face is too round, head too small, I will look like a […]
