celebrating today’s natural hair pioneers
The natural hair movement has come a long way from the Black is Beautiful days. To bring a close to black history month we're looking at the new guard that has ...
Conversations (12 posts found)
two days until pretty…
We've been working on something quite exciting over the past couple months...
how being a first generation black immigrant shaped my cultural identity
To Canadians I am of course black but specifically, I am Nigerian. To many Nigerians, I am ‘oyinbo’ white/Canadian.
Natural Hair Everywhere: Netherlands
Dominique Chantal Snip is a very influential part of the natural hair scene in the Netherlands. She is an author, salon owner and founder of a hair care line.
natural hair everywhere: canada
Natural hair in Toronto is trendy, but not the norm; eccentric, but not controversial. Local, Antonnette Smith has tried her best to embrace her natural hair, a...
natural hair everywhere: spain
Awanda Pérez, founder of Go Natural Spain, gives us her take on natural hair in Spain and shares the beginnings of her hair story.
natural hair everywhere: south africa
Although, the magnitude of naturalistas within South Africa cannot be measured, Ruth has noticed that the growing trend has caused a shift in hair care products...
natural hair everywhere: france
With the natural hair movement carving out a space in the US as something that's more than just a trend, we were curious about how it was doing in other parts o...
black food: how what we eat connects us to where we’re from
I don’t know if there is such thing as White food but there is certainly such thing as Black food—as in food Black people eat. And it has a lot more depth to it...
the ideal beauty from hollywood to nollywood
Have you ever wondered what more diversity in the media would actually look like? What would it do for what we consider beautiful? Would it ease pressure to mee...
summer bae blues
Summer’s over and it’s time to rid ourselves of summer flings and complicated situations.
christy lynch, on sound and place
Nigerian-American singer Christy Lynch gives us her take on how geography can impact music.