afrolatina:

Janelle Monae inspired look :]

mariyatroi:

First, you stop getting relaxers and decide to be chemical free. You stop using shampoos and only use all natural products. Everything raw and unrefined. No parabens or sulfates or any harmful chemicals for your hair. Only the best can cross your strands.

Then, you start drinking more water to…

yes. i’m just now starting to realize this…

urbannd:

Fly!

2-headedgirl:

naturalhairteens:

I’ve been transitioning for almost 10 months now. It’s been learning experience to say the least. I’ve not only learned about the texture of my hair, the variation of curls, but my most challenging, yet rewarding, experience is accepting my hair for what it is. I’m embracing my natural beauty and finding different to become more intact with my native African roots. My vacation has started, and I’ve decided to try something new, to avoid reverting back to relaxers, and to further make my next few months smoother. I’m excited to see what exciting styles I can come up with. 

pbnjess

i want my hair like this this summer!!

Hello all! I don’t have much to add to this blog nowadays, but I still want to keep up with it.

Oh, my friend might take me to this store in Seattle that has a lot of products for black hair, so if I buy anything I will make a post about my purchases.

Have a great day!

regularjae:

Boredom, =\ (Taken with instagram)

rahakim:

Africa Ring

i need

blackfashion:

popsicle inspired outfit

18-15n-77-30w:

shegotsomethingcrazy:

Une idée, pour celles qui ne savent pas comment porter leurs cheveux courts :)

18° 15’ N, 77° 30’ W