Meet the "real Mrs. Carter," Mrs. Florence Carter that is. A fascination with people got Florence through Law school but ultimately landed her in Human Resources where she plays a pivotal role in the cycle of an employee's career.
Un'ruly is growing fast! In just one year we've made a big splash in the Black beauty world and have a lot planned for our second year. We're currently looking for an editorial intern to help develop and execute 2014 editorial plans.
Many women who consider going natural have to grapple with whether or not their hair will be considered professional. But in recent years a handful of journalists are showing us that natural hair indeed is okay for the workplace and much more.
Of course this lovely Parisian caught our eye with her wavy bob, but we especially liked that she rocked her waves with a tom-boyish look.
The imaginative evolution of African prints as told by three unique and distinct fashion collections is our latest obsession. Un'cover these visionary designers inside...
Black history didn't begin once we crossed the Atlantic. Our history extends extremely further back. Hence, we're dedicating this month to our pre-American history, and we are looking at it through its visual documentation: art.
Meki Adefris was your typical beauty junkie until she turned a passion and robust knowledge of makeup and hair products into a business that recognizes how unique every woman is and thus how unique her melange of beauty products needs to be.
I recently met up with the beautiful Aude Bidé, an actress and singer based here in Paris and of course we talked hair. Find out what products she uses to keep her curls happy.
Should Queen B, get credit for putting this on the map or should Ciara get kudos for this trend for having rocked it first?
This week we're taking a look at women of color with stand-out style and of course how their hair plays into their style. Meet our favorites.
Black hair is potentially a $500 billion dollar industry that in recent years has been significantly effected by the growing switch to natural hair. Find out what's stayed the same and what's changed.
Sisters Yaminah and Yarminiah take materials that at first glance seem unworthy of anyone's attention and transform them into beautiful jewelry that graces the ears of necks of women world wide.
