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How to Work Through the Highs and Lows of the Natural Hair Journey

How to Work Through the Highs and Lows of the Natural Hair Journey

When you’ve become accustomed to relaxing your hair for most of your existence, going natural is a strong jolt of reality in how much your life alters. As with any major lifestyle change, if you are unprepared for what’s in front of you, you may become deterred- and that deterrence may make you consider […]

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BBC News Covers Stylists’ Concerns Due to Shift to Natural Hair

BBC News Covers Stylists’ Concerns Due to Shift to Natural Hair

The possible extinction of relaxers in stores is a hot topic, but what about stylists who specialize in relaxed styles? In a BBC News article titled “Why Ghana’s natural hair fashion is bad for business, writer Rebecca Tsotsoo Kwei explores the natural hair movement’s effect on stylists in Ghana.

The natural hair […]

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5 Things Keeping You From a Solid Hair Regimen

5 Things Keeping You From a Solid Hair Regimen

‘Despite not seeing apparent negative effects from the inconsistency, I’m a truth seeker and analyze things a lot. Why is it that I still have trouble maintaining a hair regimen consistently, aside from time? If you’re like me, one of these reasons could be holding up your hair progress.’

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Orjanette Bryant

NHCN Podcast #0023: Nubia’s Guide to Going Natural: A Conversation with Orjanette Bryant

 

 

Whether you are a natural or you are thinking about going natural, you’ll want to join us for an engaging conversation with author Orjanette Bryant as she discusses her new book, Nubia’s Guide To Going Natural delves into very interesting aspects of the natural hair conversation including:

 

 

The concept that “creamy […]

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