InThe GravitybyI breathe here·Oct 18My Hair, My LoyaltyInspired by a little girl’s awe in the supermarketA response icon2A response icon2
MollySab·Mar 15Why your hair care routine is not workingYou are doing too much.A response icon1A response icon1
Maryhuxley·Jan 14The Colonial Scissors: Why African Schools are Still Obsessed with Shaving our children’s Heads ?Across Africa, school hair policies are often presented as "discipline" or "hygiene." However, by forcing African students to shave while…
Alphaman·Oct 21, 2025Cultural appropriation and White women wearing dreadlocks and braidsSome African American females have expressed concerns.
le gâteau glacé·Apr 19, 2025'I don’t like to touch wet hair'.— the hairdresser we have at homeA response icon1A response icon1
InThe official pub for FACEbyAqil Hussen·Oct 11, 2022The iconic African comb means a lot more than hairHair means a lot to us: how we style it, how we dress according to it, its look when others lay their eyes on it. It’s pretty normal for…
Balpolam Idi·Oct 14, 2021It’s the Locs You DreadHistory of African hair. Growing locs and loving my locd journey. A response icon2A response icon2
InAsk The NaturalistabyThe Naturalista·Nov 12, 2020The wine series; Palmwine for healthy hair.Palm wine is a tropical local alcoholic beverage in Central and Western Africa made from the sap of different palm species like raffia…
Ifeanacho MaryAnn·Sep 18, 2020IhairesponsibilityThe way most people react, it seems as if bad behavior is used to part the hair as irresponsibility is braided into each cornrowA response icon2A response icon2
