Michelle Breyer
As co-founder of NaturallyCurly.com, a website for curly hair she began with her business partner and friend, Gretchen Heber, Michelle Breyer helped create the leading community and resource for people with curly hair. Frustrated by the lack of information on curly hair and the limited products available in the marketplace, the duo launched the site in 1998 with the help of a 14-year-old web designer. When Procter & Gamble called three years later to advertise to the NaturallyCurly.com® audience, Breyer knew they had indeed created a force in the industry, providing helpful information and unparalleled expertise for what was then considered a niche market.
The Benefits of Charcoal for Your Hair
Activated charcoal is known to act as a magnet which attracts and then removes impurities from your hair and scalp.
Curly Powerhouse Leads Online Community for Social Change
After the election, people turned to Pantsuit Nation to seek support from and encourage one another—and to figure out 'What’s next?' Find out how they're encouraging communities worldwide to use their voices and serve their communities.
On the Road with Monae: 4 Natural Styles for Dominique Fishback
Watch celebrity stylist Monae Everett create four amazing natural styles for Dominique Fishback of HBO's "The Deuece" and the upcoming film "The Hate U Give."
New Voices Launches $100 Million Fund for Women of Color Entrepreneurs at ESSENCE Festival
“The facts about investments in women of color entrepreneurs, particularly Black women, are astonishing,” said entrepreneur and social impact investor Richelieu Dennis, founder of New Voices.
12 Tips for a Perfect Roller Set on Natural Hair
Want to wear a straighter style without direct heat? Try a roller set with these expert tips from a curl stylist.
Mrs. Curlgeniality Tells Us How She Styles Her Curls For the USA Pageant
Pageant Queen, Su Joing Sollers, rocks her curls despite naysayers and hopes to inspire other curlies around the world to embrace their natural texture.
20 Products for Fine Curly Hair
If nothing's been working for your fine hair, you might be using the wrong products.
How this Businesswoman is Creating Inclusive and Diverse Workspaces Rooted in Mentorship
As a young woman of color, Janice Omadeke, found it difficult to find a mentor that was the right fit for her.
