The pineapple is more than just a fruit: it’s also the name of a popular method used to preserve curly styles while you sleep. The method involves gathering your hair into a loose high ponytail that resembles a pineapple, which is how the style got its name. The pineapple itself is easy to do and it can even be dressed up and worn as its own style, which makes it easy to go from day to night (and night to day). Whether you’re wearing a wash n go, a rod set, or a twist out, the pineapple metho
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Bantu knots are a protective hairstyle. They look like mini twisted buns. Bantu knots come to us from South Africa. The hairstyles that hail from there are truly magnificent. Those African women really know how to style their hair! A twisted (or braided) portion of hair wrapped around itself to form a bun is called a Bantu knot. Bantu knots are also used to coil or curl hair. The partitioning of hair plays quite an important role when styling Bantu knots.
Braided Triangular Bantu Knots
Braid
Probably the cutest hairstyles for kids are braids. Take a look at these braids for little black girls and imagine how lovely your child would look and feel with these. Make your daughter feel special and beautiful with a pretty hairstyle. The best thing about braids is that they are a great hairstyle option for different looks. For example, braids are great for school, sport and even for some important occasion.
Maybe you will also be interested in our collection of natural sew in hairstyles
When it comes to your big day, your wedding day, the little details really do matter and one of the most important little details is going to be your nails. Although your hands or, to be more specific, your nails are probably the very last thing on your mind when you’re planning your big day, remember the photos that are likely to contain your hands… The ring shot, the signing of the book shot, the lovingly holding hands shot, the drinking champagne shot… Your nails are important.
So, to g
Are you looking for a way to tame your unruly hair as well as turn heads in admiration?
If the answer is yes – then you need cornrow braids in your life.
A hairstyle that dates back to ancient Africa, cornrow styles are widely used and adapted by modern-day stylists all over the world.
We’re in absolute awe of these 20 different types of cornrows – and we can’t wait to share them with you!
Large Feed-In Cornrows
Probably our favourite of the thick cornrows hairstyles – and why wouldn’t i
Step by step how to perfect brows in 7 easy steps.
Start on your brows after you put on foundation.
Photos for DIY natural brows. natural brows,eyebrows
Source: Danielle James / Hello Beautiful
Doing your brows after you put on foundation allows for you to control and keep the shape, not altering it with your foundation.
Brush your hairs up.
Photos for DIY natural brows. natural brows,eyebrows
Source: Danielle James / Hello Beautiful
Have a little spoolie (think of it like a mascara brush
Fun fact – sometimes on blustery days when the Chicago wind is howling and I still, for some reason absolutely have to venture out of my home, I don’t wear anything on my face but moisturizer, mattifying primer, sunglasses and lipstick. Gotta have the lipstick. It pulls the look together and makes me look like I put in effort for the day! The bolder the better, and for harsh winter wind conditions I need something that glides on, stays on, and makes an impact. For us WOC, it’s all about that c
We’ve got “alternative facts” in media and politics, and they don’t stop there – I’ve seen quite a few beauty “tips” or “hacks” that I’d definitely categorize as potentially harmful, couched as advice from a beauty or wellness pro. I’ll admit, I’ve had my concerns when I watch these well-edited, ill-advised video clips of beautiful young women using household goods or food items to enhance their appearance – inadvertently opening themselves up to skin damage or bacterial infection, and reco
It was my first ever trip to New York City and we were staying with a college friend who lived in Harlem. He lived in a cool little walk-up above a neighborhood bar, on Manhattan Avenue. It was a sunny afternoon, my husband and I explored as much of Harlem as possible. Strolling along the world famous 125th Street, I felt right at home. The street vendor scene reminded me so much of Port of Spain, Trinidad. The heady experience of shopping in the People’s Mall, along Frederick Street, Henry
