Did you know that not all Afro hair is the same? Depending on the look, feel and texture, their are various groups your hair type can fall into.

We as black women generally have what is called type 4 hair. This is kinky hair, rather than it being straight or with light curls.

In this article we’ll further explore the different kinds of type 4 hair. With this knowledge you’ll be able to make better product choices and better manage your hair.

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If you’re looking for ideas on some of the best protective hairstyles for black women, you’re in the right place. Whether your hair is long or short. Whether you’ve natural hair or relaxed hair 4a, 4b or 4c hair, we’re a protective style that’ll inspire and suit your needs. 🙂

Before we dive in and check out these awesome styles, let’s just do a quick definition check.

Even the organic natural hair products at your favorite beauty supply store are often full of harmful chemicals such as sulfates and parabens that will damage your hair. Plus, they’re way too expensive! If you want to save money and improve the health of your hair, consider making your own natural hair care products yourself.

Coconut oil has hundreds of uses. But as a woman who wants to use it in your hair, is it really any good for you? Or should coconut oil be avoided at all costs?

This is what we explore today, so have a look below and discover the truth.

If you’ve found yourself nodding along in a conversation about yarn braids, having pretty much no idea what anyone’s talking about, you’re in the right place. In this article we’re going to break down everything you need to know about yarn braids, including how to do them.

We’re also going to be showcasing plenty of styles with picture examples throughout this article, so you can have fun picking out your next style.

braiLauryn Hill. Lisa Bonet. Zendaya. Ava Duvernay. The list of amazing black artists who’ve rocked dreadlocks is long – and you can pull off this stunning style too!

All you need is a little bit of locking cream and a lot of patience.

Within six months, you can have tight and beautiful dreads just like your favorite stars. Here’s how.

As black women, our hair can be very fragile and should be handled with care. One of the areas where a lot of hair breakage occurs is during washing. This is the result of scrubbing, rubbing and manipulating the hair while cleaning it.

Well, there’s a solution to this problem and it’s called pre poo. In this article we look at what pre pooing is, why you need to do it, how to get started, and everything else in-between. So read on girl and become a pre poo queen! 🙂

Are you in the process or transitioning your hair from chemical bound to natural? Well in this guide we’re about to make your life a lot easier. 🙂

Natural hair is moving from being rare to something that many black women are embracing with pride. For many black women, it signifies self-acceptance and being comfortable with their own hair. However, many have been using chemical relaxers for so long they don’t know where to start when it comes to rocking their natural hair.

In this article, we’ll be looking at transitioning and everything about it. Read on!

Co washing is a hair care method that’s gaining a lot of popularity among black women. It’s something many women are adopting, especially those with natural hair.

If you’re wondering what co washing is, or you have some questions about it, then you’re in the right place. We’ll be answering any questions you have about co washing, so keep reading girl!

Looking to update your wardrobe with some fresh new styles from the biggest stores around? Need some inspiration from talented black women who know exactly how to get the best from their clothes? Then we’ve got a treat for you!

Check out our top ten list of fashion bloggers who have great high street looks. All of which will give you great ideas and tips for that perfect outfit. 🙂

Update: We now also show off other black women bloggers here. So check that after girl.