I first got my hair chemically relaxed when I was 12 years old, after begging my mother to let me do so for at least two years. Surrounded by friends with long, swishy hair at school and constantly ...

It might be seasonal, but African head wraps are very much a going thing in Guyana even though many who step out in the headgear are more enamoured of the fashion than of the culture and tradition.

Stepping into the unknown often leads to rediscovery and for Jamaican solo traveller, Meroe (@findingmeroe), her latest adventure took her to the vibrant heart of Ghana in her quest of a timeless ...

The journey of African head wraps can be traced back for generations. This cultural, spiritual, and religious symbol made its way from the continent of Africa to the Caribbean and Latin America, ...

Heat damage has to be a naturalista’s greatest fear — besides breakage, of course. If you have tight or kinky curls, you’ve probably relied on a blow dryer, diffuser or flat iron to retain length or ...

These hair wraps will certainly turn heads with their bold colors and patterns. Black-owned hair brand The Wrap Life makes the most beautiful hair wraps and headbands. The hair accessories add a ...