Jocelyn Caraballo
Jocelyn Donna Caraballo is a 2b Afro-Puerto Rican Rutgers University student, double majoring in Journalism and Africana Studies. She's the founder of Standards TV, a platform that centers the stories and experiences of Black and Brown women. Her passions include art, music, and activism. Jocelyn hopes to heal and educate through her work. More importantly, she hopes her work is able to remind others they are worthy of self-love.
The Role of Beauty Shops in the Civil Rights Movement
That beautiful, resilient energy is still seen throughout our local beauty shops today.
History of Natural Hair and How it Reflects Black History
The natural hair movement we know and love today was not always so accepted. And to be real, it’s still not always accepted.
How To Use an Aztec Secret Healing Clay Mask to Revamp Your Curls
Using an Aztec Secret Healing Clay mask can cleanse your hair and reactivate your curl pattern in a snap.
4 Ways to Reduce Plastic in Your Hair Routine Today
Here's how to make space in your cabinet and save the planet.
20 Most Iconic Natural Hairstyles
There is so much versatility and magic in Black hair, let’s celebrate some of the icons who paved the way.
How to Refresh Your Wig Like New
Follow these steps when you feel like there is no coming back for your wig. I promise, she’ll feel like royalty.
The Spring Hair Accessory to Not Leave Home Without
One of our favorite accessories for our curls are headwraps. Here's 3 easy ways to style your headwraps.
