About America’s Next Natural Model, Going-Natural.com’s pageant to promote Black Beauty & Natural Hair Models showing twist out, bantus, afro, locs, twists and bridal styles.
America’s Next Natural Model is an online pageant to promote natural hair and Black businesses. Since its start in 2008, the pageant has featured companies like Iman cosmetics, Jamaica Mango & Lime and Sula NYC but also fashion designer Adrian Alicea and Gruvi Juice for whom a commercial was made. As a Sponsors you can choose to have models shooting photos, videos or […]
Are you a Black beauty who aspires a carreer in modeling and do you have questions about America’s Next Natural Model’s online pageant? Then see these FAQ’s. If your questions are not answered you can always email us.
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 […]
America’s Next Natural Model is celebrating its 5th anniversary by taking the online competition to a social community level where everybody can win. To offer contestants more prizes, sponsors more exposure and voting members and facebook fans enticing perks, America’s Next Natural Model goes Indiegogo.
America’s Next Natural Model 2013 ModelsWin $1,000 cash, free products, endorsements, a professional photo shoot in New York and more. Be inspired by what Chassity Bynum ANNM 2012 won and click here to register. Sponsors If you are looking for outstanding models to feature your items naturally click here to contact us. Bloggers and VloggersIf […]
Are you an aspiring model who is interested in America’s Next Natural Model? Then read this. What is America’s Next Natural Model? America’s Next Natural Model is Going Natural.com‘s annual online pageant. It is very much like America’s Next Top Model but it takes place online, in a social network: Ten models are chosen to […]
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 […]
America’s Next Natural Model Season 3 – 2011 By season three of the competition things started to fall in place. Not only was Jamaica Mango & Lime happy to sponsor another year, Imani Jewelry sponsored one of a kind jewelry and Sade Skin Care makeup. On top of that there were some serious designers who […]
America’s Next Natural Model Season 2 By season two I had sponsors! Jamaica Mango & Lime , Sula NYC , Cowrie Shell Center and Ngozi Design with great accessories all supported the idea of America’s Next Natural Model and became sponsors of the competition. With a little more leverage the reach was wider […]
America’s Next Natural Model is Going-Natural.com’s annual pageant to celebrate the beauty and versatility of African Hair
America’s Next Natural Model Season 4 With not just fabulous products to win but also $1.000 in cash sponsored by going-natural.com, a photo shoot in NYC and an Iman Cosmetics makeover, season 4 of America’s Next Natural Model looked very promising. Models from every where signed up and it was even harder than earlier years […]
America’s Next Natural Model is Going-Natural.com’s annual pageant to celebrate the beauty and versatility of African hair. Inspired by Tyra and Dee, I started America’s Next Natural Model in in search of Miss Nappturality in 2008. The goal is to promote natural models and small businesses while inspiring Black women to appreciate their natural hair. […]
America’s Next Natural Model Season 1 To be really honest, at the beginning all I had was an idea. I wanted to use my website to promote models and natural hair with the goal to add another dimension to the world of modeling. I had no idea though what the response would be or how […]
As an advocate for natural hair, who takes pictures to promote natural hairstyling, I became an early fan of America’s Next Top Model. Not only was the show fun to watch, the shoots, the feedback and especially Tyra’s tips were always incredibly useful.
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