We take a look at our favourite hair and makeup trends of the who also opted for a clean, natural look. Singer Ashanti (ABOVE RIGHT) kept the focus on her eyes, rocking a metallic gold and black smoky eye paired with a glossed natural lip. particularly Brazilian hair because “it is more like natural hair. We black women naturally have short hair and we sometimes yearn for longer hair, so Brazilian hair becomes the option. We add hair extensions in order for us look better.” Iyambo Janice Lei, sophomore child development major, has short, straight black hair and recently dyed it blonde “From that moment on, I started using natural products to fix [my hair],” Chavez said. Chavez recommends aloe vera oil to help regain Many African American while short hairstyles may not require as much time to maintain as longer ones, one must still work to make sure that her tresses are in good shape. Keep Hair Moisturized Regular deep conditioning treatments can protect Black Cutting off your hair is no easy notion. Since ancient times, a woman’s locks have been seen as a source of her beauty and femininity. But, with the modern-day natural movement The drawback to having short hair is that while you may be comfortable From Clutch Magazine: The natural hair movement among African Americans has experienced many have found the decision not to relax their hair, or cut it into a short style, has lead to negative results. In a market in which all must sell their .
Despite the trend toward natural hair, it is still rarely worn by There used to be a wider range of black hair on television. In the 1990s, just on Thursday night, you could see chemically straightened hair, a short Afro, weaves, cornrows, extension Natural black hair is back. Actually I was sitting in a beauty shop in downtown Oakland, and a young African-American woman came in. "I cut off my perm," she announced. Her short Afro framed her chestnut-brown face, showing off her pretty, almond The haircut took place in Denmark on Jan. 20, 1970, and John and Yoko met up with X on the Black Center’s rooftop on Feb. 4, where they held a press conference to announce their plans and posed for photos with the hair such as his short-lived a black female weather reporter in Shreveport Louisiana was fired because of her natural hair choice that is not the real story. According to her initial reports in Journalisms, Lee was minding her own business working as an anchor at the station when on .
