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Dr.Shekina Farr Moore
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Part 1-4 Hair Weave And The Damage It’s Causing
JustPart 1: The Impact Hair Weave Has On Black Women. Has It Become Addictive? Head2Toe Magazine takes a look into the impact hair weave has on black women and the community. We believe that black women have become so addicted to hair weave that it can almost be considered a drug. Hair weave has not … Continue reading Part 1-4 Hair Weave And The Damage It’s Causing
Hair Weave And The Damage It’s Causing
Part 1: The Impact Hair Weave Has On Black Women. Has It Become Addictive? Head2Toe Magazine takes a look into the impact hair weave has on black women and the community. We believe that black women have become so addicted to hair weave that it can almost be considered a drug. Hair weave has not … Continue reading Hair Weave And The Damage It’s Causing
The Devaluation Of The African-American Hairstylist And Salons
Professional Hairstylist And Salons Are Being Devalued.... God blessed Annie Turnbo Malone and Madame C.J. Walker with the gift of paving the way for black women to make a living for themselves with a trade that not only helped them take care of their family but also helped black women look and feel good about … Continue reading The Devaluation Of The African-American Hairstylist And Salons
Black Don’t Crack
Black Don’t Crack Some of them say (black men) that they don’t hate us (black women) but the proof is evident. It is a shame that a lot of black men will date black women as long as they are broke and struggling and as soon as they “make it” they act like being with … Continue reading Black Don’t Crack
When A Teenage Girl Dresses Too Provocative Who Is To Blame?
We are living in a world where social media is almost a way of life or should I say it's a lifestyle. Now that celebrities pretty much put their lives on social media our future generation of women are trying to live more and more like them. There was a recent video on The Huff … Continue reading When A Teenage Girl Dresses Too Provocative Who Is To Blame?
