Tag: hair issues

Ask Afrobella – Dealing With Flakes

Ask Afrobella – Dealing With Flakes

| April 11, 2011 | 43 Comments

When it comes to Ask Afrobella hair questions, I may try to offer my two cents based on personal experience. But for this very specific Ask Afrobella question, I needed the sage advice of an expert. If you’ve ever dealt with flaky scalp issues, this may help you! Hi, Love your work. Your site is [...]

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Winter Natural Hair Care – My Routine

Winter Natural Hair Care – My Routine

| December 15, 2010 | 18 Comments

You may have read this over at Curly Nikki last week during our article swap! If you didn’t, and you’d like to read about my winter hair care routine – here you go! (this has been slightly edited from the previous post!) (like my jacket? It’s by Sejour! expect an epic post soon!) My hair [...]

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American Apparel Has Policies About Black Hair

American Apparel Has Policies About Black Hair

| June 11, 2010 | 28 Comments

Originally posted this morning on BV Hair Talk. The litany of complaints about American Apparel’s advertising and hiring policies are so long, we could write a book about them. The company is known for chic, trendy, affordable locally made clothes yes…but they’re also known for being sexist, judgmental, and discriminatory based on the aesthetic attractions [...]

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Can I Touch Your Hair?

Can I Touch Your Hair?

| April 26, 2010 | 36 Comments

Originally posted over at BVHairTalk.com. It happens to me…oh maybe once every two weeks. Usually it’s at an event where people are drinking and being social. Slowly someone will approach me, often with a broad and familiar smile on their face. “Your hair is awesome,” they say. “Can I touch it?” And I’m not alone. [...]

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Ask Afrobella — Curly, Coily, Kinky, or Coarse

Ask Afrobella — Curly, Coily, Kinky, or Coarse

| April 2, 2008 | 92 Comments

I had a really interesting experience recently. Picture this. It’s a Wednesday afternoon, I’d just finished my deadline for work. About to have a window of downtime before the cycle picks up again… Then my editor-in-chief calls and asks me to represent our newspaper on a panel at a meeting of the South Florida Black [...]

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