Smooth ‘N Shine’s Brand Manager Discusses Changing with a Changing Multicultural Market
Consumers now have the power to really tell brands what they need and think, and brands have to be able to respond or get left behind.
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Larry Sims on the Evolution of Beauty and the Hair Industry
Remember the tour de force that was Lupita N'yongo when she made her rounds on several red carpets back in 2014? Larry Sims was the stylist behind N'yongo's eve...
If You Could Set Beauty Standards, How Would You Define Them?
If someone gave you a blank slate and said, ‘you’re the boss; you can determine what is pretty,’ what would you say? How would you define it?
Colorism in England and the History of Black Brits
Slavery (during the Atlantic Slave Trade) never actually took place on British soil. So then we have to ask, how did its effects trickle into England?
I Immigrated to America on a First Class Flight
The matter of immigration is a complex one, but we can't forget that underneath that complexity are pleas for help.
Quiz: Is Your Hair Damaged?
Worried you've been doing too much to your hair? Take this quiz to find out if things are as bad as you think.
How I Stopped Comparing Myself to Other People
Even though we know and tell ourselves that we shouldn’t compare ourselves to other people, we’re kind of programmed to do so. Here's one small way I got around...
How to Be A… Fashion Model Agent: Dede Akinmurele
Dede Akinmurele went from dreaming about being a model to helping models build their careers. Here's how she did it.
White Men Want to Be Free
Donald J. Trump tapped into an anxiety and it won him the election despite his severe shortcomings.
How To Be… A Singer: Melat
Ethiopian-American Singer Mélat talks music, staying inspired in a world full of criticism, and how dying her hair helped bring her out of her shell.
Un-Covered: Geenie Box
How about a dose of #BlackGirlMagic delivered to your doorstep each month?
Why We Launched Yeluchi, an At-Home Hairstyling Service
We launched Yeluchi for women who want to be a bit less constrained by their hair routines, but are also working toward a bigger vision.