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“They” call it a movement. “They” call it a community. “They” are the hundreds of black women who last week attended the hair care line Mizani and popular natural hair blogger CurlyNikki’s first ever New York City Meet Up at the Carlton Hotel.
It was only after witnessing the legions of New York fans & celebs like actresses Janet Huber & Karyn Parsons who filled the venue did it become crystal clear that
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Tippi Shorter knows hair. Her client roster includes Alicia Keys, Rihanna and Jennifer Hudson, to name a few. Tippi’s clients may be able to spend top dollars to maintain healthy hair, but Shorter realized that the everyday woman also had a need for high-quality products at affordable prices. To fill the void in the market, Shorter created her own product line called “Hair.” Tippi tells us more about the product line and answer real HelloBeautiful reader questions
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Black women have always taken pride in our hair care whether it is to get that monthly perm; the new sew in or wearing our natural hair. However beyond the 1960s, many of us don’t know much about the history of our hair. Here’s a brief history of black hair based on the Encyclopedia of Hair: A Cultural History by Victoria Sherrow.
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No one rocks a short do like Halle Berry, but if you’re too scared to take the plunge and cutting your mane isn’t an option, we have 5 sexy ways to wear your hair this fall from your favorite celebs.
5 Misconceptions About Natural Hair
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After two months of becoming acquainted with my natural hair, I realize that several notions about natural hair and its care just aren’t true. Before I went completely natural, I had ideas of ways my hair and beauty routine would be different, even easier certain ways. But my hair proved many of those ideas to be totally wrong.
I thought I would:
1. Wake up feeling free and liberated …
Although having natural
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Women and our hair, we’re always looking for the next best thing. Just like everyone else, I’ve spent my money on products, equipment and accessories in search for the best combination to create that fresh “ready to go” look that fits my budget. Well, I believe I’ve finally found one part of that combination. The Sam Villa SLEEKR Professional Flat Iron.
Sam Villa’s SLEEKR flat iron is for the
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New York– Tight hair braiding or weaving may contribute to a type of permanent hair loss that commonly affects African American women, a new study has found.
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Dariel Pulliam, the famous stylist, has died according to several reports on Twitter. Pulliam worked for BET, styling Keyshia Cole, Frankie & Neffe appearing on their shows as well as “What Chili Wants” . Several people are giving their RIPs and condolences on Twitter including former Atlanta Housewife, Lisa Wu and star of “What Chili Wants,” Tionna Smalls.
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#rip @DarielLoves A truly sweet person : ( you will
ATLANTA-Although for years the Bronner Brothers Hair Show haas been dominated by perms extensions and other chemically induced or artificial hairstyles, Natural Hair has made a comeback at the show.
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The Root reports:
Read MoreFor example, the show included workshops like “Innovative Styling for Natural and Locked Hair” and “The Art of Natural Hair.”
“Women are more educated now and conscious about what it means to
Jawn Murray, a contributor to AOL Black voices and the Tom Joyner Morning show used his Twitter account to criticize people who were doubting Tyler Perry as a director for Ntozake Shange’s play, “For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf” as a movie.
All those militant-nappy headed #AngryBlackWoman who didn’t think @tylerperry was worthy of #ForColoredGirls can #KickRocks
When he was criticized for his tweet, Murray cam back
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Kohl’s has stopped advertising the “Ghetto Fab” wig after people began leaving negative comments about it on their facebook page. Here are some comments that were left.
A “Ghetto Fab” wig for Halloween? Seriously, Kohl’s?!, I find the term “ghetto fabulous” TASTELESS!
I am in no ways ‘ghetto’ and neither is my kinky hair
Kohls later changed the name to curly wig before taking the product
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Sesame Street has a new song called “I Love My Hair” about loving curly African hair in all its forms and it has gone viral on the internet. African-Americans off all ages have been posting it on facebook and it has been on several blogs.
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For the first time anywhere African American women can relax and straighten their hair without the fear of a burning scalp or hair loss, with new “green” alternative.
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From AtlantaPost.com:
When it comes to black hair care products, women of color are rarely faithful to one line. The dilemma can lead to overwhelmed bathroom cabinets for many women but also aid a vast open market market for hair care manufacturers.
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