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.
Is Diversity the New Norm at Fashion Week Yet?
The CFDA changed their guidelines last year, is it working yet?
There's Still a Stigma Against Natural Hair (This Study is Proof)
The Perception Institute's "Good Hair" Study is the first to examine implicit and explicit attitudes related to black women’s hair.
Right Message, Wrong Messenger: The #PerfectNever Campaign
I love the idea of the campaign. But it’s hard to relate to brand ambassador Gigi Hadid.
Sparkle and Shine: NaturallyCurly Editors Try the Latest Holiday Makeup Trends
Because our Product Junkie habits don't stop at hair.
This is Why We Still Need True Texture Experts
We have plenty of amazing products for curls, coils and waves. But in 2016, most stylists still don't know how to work with texture.
This Contestant Wore Her Natural Hair on Miss America (When She Was Told Not To)
Amid all the bleached blonde Barbie hair stood Cierra Jackson.
Can The New Fashion Week Guidelines Solve The Runway's Diversity Problem?
Even as the audience has become more diverse, the runways have still most remained an endless sea of white women.
We Talked Textured Hair on the Multiracial Family Man Podcast
Podcast host Alex Barnett, the Multiracial Family Man, says "If there's one thing I learned from my wife, it's that natural hair care is a process."