Naturally Fierce Feature: Elle & Neecie (BKA Natural Hair Daily)

  Neecie and Elle are the London naturalistas behind Natural Hair Daily; the rapidly growing inspirational platform showcasing curly, kinky and coily hairstyles. They are on a mission to educate women and men worldwide about natural hair care and encourage them to feel confident whilst embracing their beautiful natural tresses. How long have you been natural What motivated you to transition? Were you a transitioner or aBig Chopper& why? Elle: I've been rocking my natural tresses … [Read more...]


Stop Chasing the Curl Dragon

I'm sorry but it needs to be said. Some of us in the Natural haired community are driving a wedge between the whole lot with this constant quest to define, find, or make some damn curls in their hair! There's no other way to describe this other than chasing the curl dragon. It is so unnecessary and a little disheartening... I understand. You are a newly Natural or thinking about going Natural. You want or expect your hair to look a certain way. You want an instant halo of cascading curls … [Read more...]


Naturally Fierce Feature: Donna

My name is Donna and I’m originally from Michigan, but live in Chicago. I went to the University of Michigan for undergrad and received my Masters in Art, Entertainment and Media Management from Columbia College. I am a photographer and do freelance hair and makeup. My YouTube channel is Donedo05. How long have you been natural? I’ve been fully natural a year and a half. What motivated you to go back to natural? I had a relaxer since I was 9 years old and started transitioning … [Read more...]


Naturally Fierce Feature: Tiffany

Hi. I'm Tiffany James from Ocilla GA now living in Lithonia GA. How long have you been natural? I have been natural for a little over 4 years and my luscious fro has been red the entire time. What motivated you to transition? Were you a transitioner or a Big Chopper& why? I guess you could say I transitioned while I was pregnant my grandmother told me I couldn't get a relaxer. So I either kept it braided or wore a sew in. Once I had my son I big chopped. How would you … [Read more...]


5 Portable Must-Haves for Quick Hair Fixes

1. (4) Hair Pins Whether it’s a bobby pin, hair pin, mini pin or roller pin… Hair Pins are a MUST HAVE to tame that stray piece of hair that can’t seem to find its bun, change a hairstyle completely (it wasn’t working!), or poke a jammed CD/DVD out of a laptop.  (It works.) Tip: Try Spin Pins for curly hair! No more damaging your curly ends with flat pins! Just twist your hair into a rope, wrap it around itself, tuck the ends under, and turn the spin pins in at opposite … [Read more...]


“What am I supposed to do about my hairline? It’s completely gone!”

“What am I supposed to do about my hairline? It’s completely gone!” Have you ever had this thought over and over and over again? I know I have, especially after a long term style like Senegalese twists or a sew-in. My edges cry out for some lovin' and I cry with them...why? Well, why shouldn’t we cry together? My edges have been through a lot over the last 3 years of my hair journey: 1. Pre-year of being natural, I was just getting off the relaxer and did not even think about my edges, but … [Read more...]


Are you natural if you are texlaxed?

So you may be thinking “what is texlaxed?” and am I natural if I  texlax? The answer to that question is quite simple, no. Texlaxing your hair means to "under process" your hair so that the relaxer is not left on your hair long enough to make your hair bone straight. Your hair may still have some texture but it’s not your natural curl pattern. In order to consider yourself natural this would mean that in no way is your hair chemically processed or altered.  There are so many debates in the … [Read more...]


Naturally Fierce Feature: Kiara

My name is Kiara aka @reallyfemale on Social MediaJ. I’m from Jackson, MS but I currently live in the DMV and I am addicted to Selfies. lol I’m pursuing a Masters Degree in Public Administration and I plan to someday in the future have such an impact on society that I won’t have to introduce myself. How long have you been natural? It will officially be 3 years in October 2014. Time is moving faster than I expected. What motivated you to transition? Were you atransitioner or a Big … [Read more...]


I’m so fancy

  I'm so fancy by globalcouture featuring a crop top Crop top $32 - owntherunway.com Kelly Bergin black shorts $245 - theoutnet.com Leather shoes airjordanwomen.com Kurt Geiger red shoes shopbop.com Dolce Gabbana leather handbag $680 - profilefashion.com Hoop earrings amazon.com ASOS ring asos.com Curly Girl Tank globalcouture.spreadshirt.com Curly girl iPhone case globalcouture.spreadshirt.com … [Read more...]


How to Find the RIGHT Products for Your hair (Part 1: Porosity)

For some of us, when we first go back natural the first thing we want to find out is “what curl type do I have”? It can be exciting, especially if you do not really remember what your natural hair looks like after years of it being alerted. Personally, I am not a huge fan of categorizing “curl patterns” and to be honest when it comes to buying the right product for your hair, curls patterns will not help decide which products will work for you. Many naturals actually find out that they have a … [Read more...]


Big Chop vs Transitioning: Which One’s Right for You?

I can officially write a post like this with an unbiased opinion, I transitioned for a year and 3 months and I have just big chopped! Yaay! Deciding to start a natural hair journey can be scary- really scary. You know that embarking on a hair journey will mean cutting off relaxed or damaged ends, and growing out your beautiful curls. There are two ways for this to be done: performing a big chop or transitioning. There are pros and cons to both of these methods that should be considered before … [Read more...]


WASHING HAIR IN SECTIONS & THE BENEFITS

Curly hair is more prone to tangles than straight hair.  It's a fact and it's a reality we curly/coily/kinky haired Naturals need to accept and embrace.  This doesn't mean we are doomed and must suffer through washing or co-washing.  This just means we need to find ways to fight the tangles without hurting our tresses. Our hair knots up so washing in sections can alleviate some of our hair trauma by working with it instead of working against it.  This will also keep us from spending too … [Read more...]


Naturally Fierce Feature: Lizzy Lightyear & Venus “Big Hair Girls”

We are Lizzy Lightyear & Venus, aka Big Hair Girls! We're from New York, we're sisters and we make music. How long have you been natural? We've both been natural for about 5 years. What motivated you to transition? Were you a transitioner or a Big Chopper& why? We both transitioned because we were tired of using harsh chemical processes on our hair. It just gets so exhausting trying to fight what your hair naturally wants to do! And we were curious about what our natural … [Read more...]


Naturally Fierce Feature: Tamara (BKA Naturalhairrules)

My name is Tamara Floyd. I’m Houston Born but Making Las Vegas my home.  My hair journey began in 2006 when there weren’t a lot of resources online for many naturals so like many women I was learning through trial and error. What motivated you to transition? Were you a transitioner or a Big Chopper & why?  I big chopped after transitioning for 5 months. I decided the worst time to transition. It was during the hot, humid summers of Houston, TX. But my big chop was somewhat of an … [Read more...]


Fashionable Friday Feature: Ihsan

Hey now! My name is Ihsan Mujahid, how you doooooing, lol. How would you describe your style? I actually think my style is indescribable. I don’t follow trends. I just wear what makes me feel good. I can be dressed with a beat face and 6inches on my feet one day and be in jeans, sneakers, and a snap back the next day. My fashion is as versatile as my hair. How do you decide what to wear in the morning? Sometimes that decision is a struggle. I generally think about how I I’m feeling … [Read more...]


Naturally Fierce Feature: Elaine

Hello My name is Elaine, 20 years of age, I'm Ghanaian-African and I reside in South Jersey. I'm in college and I major in Computer Info Systems. I'm a very down to earth person I love to have fun and very outgoing. My hair is a very big part of me. style="display:inline-block;width:728px;height:90px" data-ad-client="ca-pub-3767452216787368" data-ad-slot="8474597931"> How long have you been natural? I've been natural for 2 yrs and 6 months. Were  you a big chopper or … [Read more...]