Michelle Breyer
Michelle
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.
How Long Do Hair Products Stay Fresh?
Even the highest quality hair products have a shelf life. And depending on the ingredients, that shelf life can vary dramatically.
Spotlight: Rochelle Rae Cosmetics
After 10 years in the business, she began developing her own makeup line - one that met the needs of on-the-go women. After two years of research and development, she launched Rae Cosmetics. Her slogan is "Beauty, Pure & Simple."
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Caring for Active Curly Kids' Hair
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Curly Hair Product Spotlight: Just Be You Designs
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Longer Curls Are Hot for Men
The current trend is for men to flaunt their curls, thanks to advances in products and cutting techniques. The look is stylized, with natural movement.
Loving Curls From a Young Age
Experts say there are some steps parents can take to help promote a more positive attitude toward curls and kinks
Patience is Key to Hair Growth
The reality is that genetics determine how tall you are, your eye color, your hair texture and the "predetermined maximum growth rate" of your hair.