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11 Jun

How to Define & Style Curly Hair + Extensions

How to Define & Style Curly Hair + Extensions
Struggling to define your natural curls or blend your curly hair extensions seamlessly? In this easy-to-follow tutorial, I’m showing you step-by-step how to style your curls and extensions for a flawless, popping look! I'm featuring The Doux Mousse Def Texture Foam, one of my favorite products for juicy, defined curls. Watch as I show you the exact technique I use to style both my natural hair and my curly extensions for soft, bouncy, and frizz-free curls! Whether you’re new to styling curly hair or just want to upgrade your routine, this tutorial has everything you need to achieve gorgeous, healthy curls. Products Mentioned: ​⁠​⁠@qvrhairofficial The Doux Mousse Def Texture Foam ​⁠ ​⁠​⁠@qvrhairofficial v part wig https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTjhRoTB1/ CONNECT WITH ME Instagram: @jusbtv @jusbtv.beauty Tik Tok: @jusbtv @jusbtv.beauty...
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10 Apr

Why Can No One Define 4C Hair? – essence.com

Why Can No One Define 4C Hair? – essence.com
Nisian Hughes / Getty Images With over 300,000 TikTok posts under the hashtag #4Chair, controversy is stirring over who actually has the hair type. From wash routines to shrinkage and growth checks, anyone with an undefined textured has begun to label it as “4C”, while comments argue whether or not their hair matches into the kind. But with porosity, length, volume and other aspects weighed into how our texture looks, what defines who has 4C hair and who doesn’t?  Below, a curl expert settles the controversy.  What's the hair typing system? The primary known hair typing system was developed within the early 1900s by Eugen Fischer, a German Nazi “scientist” who created the hair gauge, to find out “mixed race” people’s proximity to whiteness...
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1 Jan

For Danielle Deadwyler, Black Women Define Legacy – Essence

For Danielle Deadwyler, Black Women Define Legacy – Essence
Photo Credit: Dalvin Adams Black women are central to Danielle Deadwyler’s artistry. Just days before the debut of the highly-anticipated historical drama Till, the actress is having fun with a moment of calm. Within the movie, Deadwyler stars as activist Mamie Till-Mobley, whose 14-year-old son, Emmett Till, was kidnapped and lynched in Money, Mississippi, in 1955. The film, helmed by Clemency director Chinonye Chukwu, is already getting awards buzz, which implies a whirlwind is definitely on the horizon for Deadwyler. For now, the Atlanta-born actress is reflecting on Maime’s story and the stories of each woman she’s embodied throughout her profession. From Cuffee in The Harder They Fall to Yoli in P-Valley, these Black women and their stories have all been puzzle...
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