Whether you are trying to keep waves or styling your hair into a high top fade, one of the most important things to keeping your hair tight is moisturizer.

Think about your skin.

You would never leave your house looking ashy, right?

You shouldn’t walk around with your hair looking dry either.

Now, most men might think moisturizers and conditioners are only meant for the ladies, but that’s not true.

You might not want to smell like a tropical cocktail, but there are plenty of options out there for us men.

From classic brands like Shea Moisture, As I Am, and and Cantu, here are the best hair moisturizers to try as a black man.

Dads need to be celebrated!

While moms usually get all the praise, it’s time that we show them just as much love as our moms get.

Unfortunately, sometimes it can be hard shopping for dad, especially when you don’t love the same things he does.

That’s what we’re here for!

If you’re stuck on what to get your dad or father-in-law, here are 25 ideas that he’ll love.

A lot has changed over the last few decades.

People like to talk about hair trends like they don’t apply to men, but let me be the one to tell you – we care too.

In the 90s, men were rocking high top fades.

In the 2000s, I joined the thousands of men who were trying to make sure their waves were on point.

The 2010s had me spending hours with curl brushes trying to grow small locs.

Now, myself and tons of Black men are once again reverting back to the days of wearing our durags to protect waves.

Waves are an art form, especially when you execute them correctly. 

And while we had to put in work in the 2000s to get them, things are much easier now.

I’m really just trying to help a brother out.

If you’ve never tried the style or are clueless on how to get started, here’s how to get waves as a beginner.

Nothing is worse than having some dry looking waves.

After going through the effort of brushing your hair into submission, it’s important that you take care of it.

While a wave brush is something that you’ll definitely need to create your waves, you’ll need some type of wave grease or pomade to keep them looking fresh.

You might be tempted to pick up any hair moisturizer or styling product on the market, but that would be your mistake.

There are tons of products made specifically for this purpose and others that just serve well for the cause.

Instead of leaving you hanging, we’ve got some high quality wave greases for you to consider trying.

I know you’re trying to get those waves spinning.

You’ve got to have the technique as well as the tools.

We’ve covered how to get waves and what wave grease is best to used, but how else do you expect to get waves without the brush to put them in place?

A wave brush might be the single most important tool you’ll use to create your waves.

And now we have all the ones you’ll need.

If you’re on the hunt for the best wave brush on the market, here are some ideas.

While the modeling industry has become more diverse over the years, it’s very clear that it is still dominated by white models.

Nevertheless, there are Black models, past and present, who have made their way to being the face of some of the biggest brands in the world.

From newer models like Broderick Hunter to the man who started it all, Tyson Beckford, here are some of the top black male models that represent us well.

Have you noticed a trend in popular black boy names?

Are there some names that when you hear them, you instantly know that it belongs to a black male?

Name some in your head right now.

You could probably easily name 5 or more.

There’s a trend in popular black boy names and we’re here to countdown 27 of the most popular ones and their meanings.