Hey girl, today we’re going to compare the best blow dryers for natural afro hair. 🙂

Heat damage is a real issue, and using the wrong kind of blow dryer can damage your hair beyond repair. This is why you need a good hair dryer that’s compatible specifically with black hair.

With that in mind, below are some of the best blow dryers for black hair on the market. Any of these should do you well. 🙂

Natural, curly afro hair without conditioner? Now that’s a disaster waiting to happen, right?

That’s exactly the reason why we think that finding the right leave-in conditioner for your hair type is absolutely imperative for your hair care.

How on earth are you supposed to begin searching for a leave-in conditioner when you’ve only just figured out what shampoo you’re supposed to be using? Or what if you don’t even know your curl pattern yet?

It can all get pretty complicated pretty fast. That’s why we’re here to shed some light on things.

After all, what are friends for? For girls with a loose curl, we suggest:

The one thing that can make or break any look is accessories. Bad accessories can ruin a whole outfit, regardless of those Louboutins, honey. It’s exactly the same for your hair. So, if you want to know the 8 most trending accessories this season, look no further. We’ve got you covered.

Whether your hair is naturally short or you want to try something different and have a lower hairstyle, there’s one thing for sure: It’s not always easy to decide how to style short hair as a black woman. Chances are you have a few styles you regularly use, but what about when you want to try something different?

This is exactly what we’re going to help you with today! Below you will find a number of short hairstyles for black women, many with pictures and some with instructions on how to do them. Some you’ll be able to do with your natural hair, while others you will need wigs. You’ll also find a mix of celebrity hairstyles, as well as some from non celebrity types. Yes, we like to keep it real girl!

Want beautiful, healthy hair? While there are a number of hair products on the shelves, many are pumped with unnatural chemicals and things I couldn’t even pronounce.

Now call me old fashioned, but I’d much rather know I’m putting good quality natural ingredients into my hair. After all, my afro isn’t going to remain this glam if I don’t treat it right. 🙂

With that in mind, here are 20 of the best natural hair products for black woman. If you find this list useful, be sure to share with your fellow sisters.

What’s a soft bonnet hair dryer, you ask?

Well, you must have used a hard bonnet hair dryer in a salon before. You get your hair all wrapped up and you head under that, flicking through a magazine. If not, you’ve seen them do it in the movies, right?

Either way, you should know that bonnet hairdryers offer some unique benefits compared to other styling tools such as hairdryers and curlers.

Let’s face it, the high fashion world isn’t exactly known for its inclusivity. Designers are often white men or women. Other races even find it hard to score a place on the runway as a model, let alone getting behind the scenes and back to the drawing board, where all the creative work begins.

But there are some black and African American women bucking this trend. We’re so glad to see black women just like us showing the world that it can be done. We can climb all the way to the top, in every industry. If we can do it in film, why not fashion?

To celebrate our achievements as black women, we’ve picked 6 of the best black female fashion designers.

The beauty of black skin comes in its diverse and radiant nature. Black women come in a variety of different shapes, sizes, and backgrounds from all walks of this earth. Our skin tones are often the talk of society in both positive and negative ways. While the culture surrounding shades of black skin has been politicized and almost demonized, it is time to highlight and celebrate the beauty in all of our lovely tones and how they are so similar and so different in many ways.

Got curly hair? Get frustrated by it frizzing, drying, and generally going wild? We know exactly where you are, and sometimes curly hair can be a nightmare to care for. It can take hours to detangle, and a huge heap of maintenance each day to keep it looking good.

You may even have had to resort to straightening your hair every day to keep it manageable. But, of course, that comes with heat damage. Maybe your hair’s out of shape from so much flat ironing and blow drying, and you want to go back to cherishing your natural curls.

Whatever your curly dilemma is, you’re in the right place!

In this article, we’ll introduce you to the Curly Girl method that can have you leaving your hair woes behind forever. Corkscrew curl goddess, enter here!

As people become more and more aware of the toxins and chemicals in traditional skincare, there has been a movement to green products and ingredients. People monitor the creation of their product as well as its contents to ensure it only holds the least damaging, and most wholesome parts. While this has proved to be helpful and much better than traditional methods, there are still some enthusiasts who seek total control over their products through the use of natural remedies.

For those of us who suffer from sensitive skin and systems, natural skincare creation is a way we can protect our bodies and customize our experience with skincare. Below are a couple of our favorite natural skin recipes from beloved bloggers!