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There was a time when my locs were breaking left and right and there was a time when my hair was thinning. From stress to hormonal changes, the food you eat and your water intake, all affect the health of your hair. And, let’s be real—none of us live perfect lives. How to Fix Hair […]
Looking for an outfit that effortlessly balances style and comfort? The Palazzo Jumpsuit Set is here to help you make a bold statement with ease! This stunning two-piece ensemble is designed to drape beautifully on every body type, offering a chic, versatile look that suits any occasion. Whether you’re heading to a brunch, a casual […]
Jessyca Marshall, a long-time micro loctician and former plus-size model, needed something special for her book signing event. She chose a stunning one-size fits most kimono jumpsuit set that is not only stylish but incredibly comfortable—a perfect balance for such an important occasion. As a woman who knows how to own her presence, Jessyca looks […]
On October 10th, 2024, the Billie Holiday Theatre in Brooklyn, NY, transformed into a hub of cultural significance with the opening of the BAD Hair Uprooted exhibition. This wasn’t just another exhibit—it was an immersive celebration of the beauty, history, and resilience of natural hair. Through stunning photography, fashion, and powerful discussions, the event took […]
On October 10th, 2024, the Billie Holiday Theatre in Brooklyn, NY, transformed into a hub of cultural significance with the opening of the BAD Hair Uprooted exhibition. This wasn’t just another exhibit—it was an immersive celebration of the beauty, history, and resilience of natural hair. Through stunning photography, fashion, and powerful discussions, the event took […]
Context: I’m 16 I’m sensitive I’m a mommas boy And I’m already insecure😭 This was my hair a year ago. I’ve grown up in a predominantly black country where it’s mandatory for boys to have their hair as a buzz cut in order to be deemed “presentable” and able to attend school (I know….colonization is […]
Are you tired of the same old hairstyles and looking for a way to add some shine to your locs, sisterlocs, dreadlocs, or braids? You’re in the right place! We all know that our hair is not just about looks; it’s a form of self-expression and a celebration of our cultural heritage, especially for those […]
Answers to your Loc Questions My Locs Journey – Ask your Loc questions 11 years into my locs journey, I am answering all your questions about locs. Of course, there were a few challenges but overall it’s been a wonderful journey and everything I learned, I happily share with you. Products I use and recommend: Cryotherapy Roller, Loc Glove, Wash Basin, Non Damaging […]
At the opening of my exhibition, I shared a sneak peek of something I’ve been working on this summer: the documentary BAD Hair Uprooted: The Untold History of Black Follicles. By showcasing a perspective I haven’t seen explored before, I aim to open up the conversation and create awareness about the privileges many people take […]
As far back as we know, one of the earliest publicized instances of hair discrimination in America occurred in 1971 with Melba Tolliver, a news reporter for WABC-TV. Tolliver wore an Afro while covering the wedding of President Nixon’s daughter, and the backlash she faced from her employer to change her natural hair or be […]
“I don’t see this happening anywhere in America.”This response is exactly why I started this series; Would you alter your hair for a job? The vast majority of non-Black people have no idea that Black people are routinely asked—sometimes even demanded—to change their natural hair. We’re not talking about simply adjusting a hairstyle or changing […]
Can you believe it’s been almost a decade since the groundbreaking BAD Hair Uprooted exhibition took place? It’s time to revisit this unforgettable event and celebrate the incredible talent and beauty showcased that day. Introduction by Lurie Daniel Favors author of Afro State of Mind Remember those stunning textures, creative styles, and the vibrant energy […]
When Katelynn Ulrich from News12 reached out to say she wanted to do a story about my exhibition, I was beyond excited. Just one day after I had sent her the link about BAD Hair Uprooted, the Untold History of Black Follicles, she enthusiastically pitched a few ideas to feature it. One of them was […]
Kim’s Loc Story: A Journey of Self-Discovery and Strength As part of my upcoming exhibition BAD Hair Uprooted, I ask people about their choice to wear locs. Despite locs being the most natural way to grow African tresses long, the hairstyle is still the most stereotyped in the world. In the serene landscapes of Sweden, a young man […]
Beyond the Fade: A Couple Redefines Style with Locs As part of my upcoming exhibition BAD Hair Uprooted, I ask people about their choice to wear locs. Despite locs being the most natural way to grow African tresses long, the hairstyle is still the most stereotyped in the world. Empress De Rah and her Boo This beautiful, joyous […]
If you’re looking for a practical way to style your locs that also looks good, especially in hot weather, a loc bun is the perfect solution. Five years into my loc journey, I mastered this locs style and I can assure you that creating a loc bun is incredibly quick and easy, even without using pins or extensions. […]