Visit any social media site like Facebook, Instagram, or Snapchat and you’ll see the evidence of our obsession with physical appearance (leading many women to life threatening surgical and skin lightening procedures). Songs about selfies are being sung all over...
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With her ebony skin and flawless style, Lupita Nyong’o has graced the covers of major magazines, television and awards shows, and is probably still figuring out how all this happened in such a short span...
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Hey pretty Rasta lady! Ya’ Mõn, you are a Rasta Princess! Are you a Rastafarian? I bet you don’t eat pork. For more than 15 years, I have been wearing locks. While sporting both natural...
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Demands! It was a long day. Just one expectation after another. One crisis after another… It was an early morning with the kids, a looming deadline for a report. I’m trying to stay on the...
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“This is what compels me to push black people. To identify with black culture: giving out to them that Black-Ness; that Black-Power.” —Nina Simone I spend so much time marketing myself as a diversified natural hair...
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Congratulations Moms-to-Be on your journey of becoming a mother! As an expectant mother, you want your child to be healthy. This means being mindful of the food you eat and what you apply on your...
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“How you gonna get a job like that? Yuck, will you wash your hair? Oh God, are you one of those militant people? Fight the power, girl! Now, white people will be scared of you....
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![Why I Left a Steady Job to Build a Beauty Empire: An Interview with Pamela Booker [Giveaway]](http://boldandfearless.me/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Pamela-J-Booker-Koils-by-Nature-Interview1.jpg)
I remember watching Pamela J. Booker at the International Hair Meetup Day in DC last year, keeping her cool under intense stress and decided this was a sister I needed to get to know. Once...
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The reality is that our skin changes the older we get. Changes range from dryness and thinning of the skin, to loss of elasticity and those hideous fine lines we call wrinkles. I bet you didn’t...
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The skin bleaching epidemic is global; however, it's most prevalent in Africa. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) Nigeria tops the list of the percentage of women in the country using skin-whitening products with 77%....
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