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11 Feb

This Black Woman Owned Non-Toxic Hair Brand Makes History

This Black Woman Owned Non-Toxic Hair Brand Makes History
Even though it’s a beloved protective styling methods, braid extensions might be toxic to the wearer if not careful. Popular synthetic braiding hair can often be made with plastic and harmful materials that may minimally inflame the scalp, or result in more serious health issues down the road. Fortunately, Tiffini Gatlin has come to our rescue. As originally reported by Afrotech, Gatlin launched Latched and Hooked Beauty in 2016 — a premium synthetic hair extension brand that goals to supply Black women with healthier styling decisions. After five years of servicing consumers, Gatlin’s was recognized by Google for Startups with a $100,000 award for her business. She also honored as Ulta Beauty’s MUSE 100 honorees. Now, she’s celebrating yet one more...
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16 Jan

Actress Aisha Hinds Is A Married Woman! See Footage

Actress Aisha Hinds Is A Married Woman! See Footage
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hinds Feet for High Places/ Walker by Faith (@appleofhisai) It’s giving Black love! Actress Aisha Hinds and her longtime partner Silky Valente got married this past weekend, doing so in an epic way in front of a star-studded guest list on the Isle of Spice — saying “I do” in St. George’s, Grenada. (The star’s parents are each from Grenada.) The 9-1-1 star got engaged to Valente, who works in health care (and whose last name is definitely Walker), in November 2020. She told ESSENCE in 2021, “He completely surprised me.” He popped...
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15 Jan

2022 was the 12 months of the ‘bad woman’

2022 was the 12 months of the ‘bad woman’
From Amber Heard to Megan Thee Stallion and Sally McNeil, this 12 months has proved that society’s views on women are still backwards, constrictive, and built on binary pondering In 1996, skilled bodybuilder Sally McNeil was convicted of second-degree murder after she shot and killed her husband, competitive bodybuilder Ray McNeil.  Their relationship and the trial were the themes of Netflix’s latest true crime docuseries, Killer Sally, released in November. Within the documentary, Sally (now 62) explained that throughout their six-year relationship, she was subjected to emotional, physical and sexual abuse by the hands of Ray, which only increased when he began taking steroids to compete in bodybuilding competitions. To this present day,...
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