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Artist and lifestyle blogger Priscilla Amado is a proud African by way of Cabo Verde islands. Although she was born and raised in Boston, Priscilla moved to NYC in 2010 and is currently living in Brooklyn as a freelance media marketing specialist.
Meet our latest and youngest blogger is Kendra Nicole. She shares with us her experience of moving from New Jersey to San Juan Puerto Rico. A whole experience for a kid, especially a Black girl who doesn’t have long straight or weavy hair but wears her hair and Natural.
As a working professional, I wasn’t in anyway interested in trading my talents for portfolio work. But as the model expounded on why she was looking for such an agreement, my tone changed. The model was Chassity, and she was looking for a photographer to help her with the ANNM 2012 competition. When she explained […]
With advance degrees in biology and physiology, Michele George is a professionally trained researcher who has spent over two decades applying the art of science to the culture of hair. From her knowledge of the impact of biopharmaceuticals and the physiological structures of the hair, she has applied her expertise from the lab benches of […]
After I readGoing Natural: How to Fall in Love With Nappy Hairby Mireille Liong-A-Kong, the lady behind this super helpful natural hair care resource, I knew that I was ready to get locs. I wasvacationingduring the summer of 2010, and I brought the book along with me. I had been enjoying the freedom of natural […]
Mireille Liong-A-Kong, a Suriname native, graduated with a Master Degree in Information Technology from the University of Amsterdam and changed the capital of Holland for the city of Brooklyn New York in 2003. Personally taunted by the notorious hair and scalp issues eminent in the Black community, Liong decided to devote her professional expertise […]
I started my semi-freeforming journey about 5 weeks ago. I chose this route for several reasons. For one, I was afraid that if I constantly retwisted, my locs would get thin at the roots and I don’t ever wanna go down like that. Secondly, I really want to give my hairline a break. I notice that […]
I have returned to the natural hair world after about three years and no success with relaxed hair. I have cut my hair and still have some straight ends in the front. My hair is about 2-3 inches long but uneven. I wanted to wait before heading to a salon and have them cut it […]
A.K. Tate is a retired nurse who spends part of the year in the U.S., and part of the year in the tropics. Born and raised as a military brat, he considers himself a resident earthling, thus many places he calls “home”.His greatest influences are his Dad, whom he calls his professor of life, emeritus; […]
I’m deciding to do the big chop, are their any salons you could suggest and prices? Shop Natural Hair Products by Black Women at whatnaturalslove.com
Mark Winston Griffith is the founding Executive Director of the Brooklyn Movement Center, a new community organizing and civic infrastructure building organization based in Central Brooklyn.
an aspiring writer and native New Yorker who currently resides in the Kensington section of Brooklyn, NY
Blog creator and contributing writer for Brokelyn.com and EatingEverywhere.com. Wearer of mohawk.
Anu Prestonia owner of one of the famous and history making salons, Khamit Kinks, answers your burning hair and scalp questions. Here is her bio.
Wilbur Pack, Jr., designer, hairstylist, and entrepreneur, made his debut to the fashion world with the edgy Sorta Kinda Couture Ragz, his made-to-measure tailored clothing line. SK Wilbur, Pack’s current line of fun, deliciously vibrant, rainbow hued knit tops, is the next step in his evolution as a designer. Realizing that there was a void […]