Hello there curly and coily girlies, how’s your hair doing? Just started embracing your natural hair? This series is for you. I started embracing my natural coils and curls not so long ago and I’m here to spill all the tea from my 7 years natural hair journey. Be sure to catch up on the […]

Okay bestie, let’s have the conversation that so many naturals are lowkey scared to have out loud; coloring your natural hair. Because I KNOW you’ve been eyeing those gorgeous honey blondes, those rich auburns, those bold reds and that stunning silver on other naturals and thinking “but can my hair handle that?” And the answer?

Okay bestie, let’s start from the very beginning. Because whether you just big chopped, you’re newly natural, you’re a seasoned natural who wants to understand your hair better, or you’re a mom trying to figure out your daughter’s hair, this post is for you. No gatekeeping, no overcomplicated science, just real talk about what 4C

Okay so if you’ve spent more than five minutes in natural hair spaces online, you’ve heard of the LOC and LCO moisturizing methods. Everyone and their mother swears by one or the other, and there’s always that one comment section debate that goes on for approximately 47 replies about which one is superior. But here’s

So you finally took the plunge. You’ve got your fresh starter locs and you are obsessed with them. You love the way they look, you’re already mentally planning your loc journey, and then it hits you, wash day is coming. And suddenly you’re spiraling. What if they unravel? What if they come completely undone? What

Hey Curlfriend, we need to talk about wash day. Because if you’re out here using the same products on your color-treated hair that you used before you colored, we need to have a gentle but firm conversation. Color-treated hair, especially if you’re rocking vibrant shades, bleached styles, or even just a subtle gloss on your

Hey girlies. You started your loc journey thinking moisturizing would be the easy part. Drink water, spritz your hair, done, right? And then three months in, your locs feel like dry rope and look dusty and somehow you’ve also got this weird waxy film going on and you’re standing in the bathroom at 11pm wondering

Hey curlfriend, let’s talk about something that honestly confuses SO many of us with 4C hair, especially when we’ve also got color in the mix. Protein treatments. You’ve probably heard conflicting things: “Do them every wash day!” versus “Girl, don’t touch protein, it’ll break your hair off.” And honestly? Both of those people have a

Whether you’re rocking microlocs, sisterlocks, traditional dreadlocks, faux locs, or soft locs, this guide is all about festive, cute, and lightweight accessories that won’t mess with your roots or cause tension. We’re celebrating the green, not stressing our scalp. Period. Find more natural hair and locs content here. Feel like your hair has been the

Curlfriend, if you’ve colored type 4 hair; whether it’s honey blonde, copper, burgundy, ginger, or even subtle highlights, congratulations. You’re bold. You’re expressive. You understood the assignment. Unlike me who is chicken when it comes to coloring my hair. I’ve thought about for a couple years but executing is where I draw the line lol.