Ajia Eberhart
Ajia is an avid writer and natural hair enthusiast. She's passionate about uplifting and inspiring others through open forums on her Tumblr page. Currently Ajia is working on developing social and academia blog as well as a YouTube channel.
The Black Female Entrepreneurs Who Changed the Haircare Industry Forever
These three Black women set the standard not only in the haircare industry, but as model examples of true entrepreneurship.
How to Care for Your Hair During Chemotherapy
Here's how to care for your curls while on chemotherapy treatment.
The Afro Pik Has Richer Roots Than You Knew
Artifact, Global Icon, & Cultural Treasure -- the afro pik has survived a transformation from ancient gift to a signifier of socio-political change.
Your Top 3 Protein Treatment Questions, Answered
We’ve learned that protein is a core necessity for strength--not just in our bodies, but for our hair, too.
The 15 Best Moisturizing Products for Coarse, Dry Natural Hair
Looking for a moisturizer that will give you the results your coarse hair needs? Shop this list.
Natural Who Made History: Judith Jamison
The reception of the arts was once classified into separate categories: the high art and the black art. Judith Jamison merged the two.
"I Cut Off My Dreadlocks Once I Understood Their History"
Writer and musician Annah Anti-Pallindrome speaks about her experience as a white woman in America with dreadlocks--and the decision to chop them off.
What "Becky With The Good Hair" ACTUALLY Means
On the surface, it appears to be a harmless phrase to a catchy song...
