I love coconut oil. I recently wrote a post on five ways that I use coconut oil and since then I may have found five more ways to use the glorious stuff.
The folks over at Tropical Traditions peeped the link to my post declaring my love for coconut oil floating across [...]
During my last few years of living in Washington, DC, I have found myself not only surrounded by many young and ambitious entrepreneurs, but by inspiring young women in small business. With that said, I would like to introduce you all to a new business team here in DC run by a group of talented [...]
I noticed that sometimes weaves get a bad rep in the natural hair streets. I have nothing against wearing weaves as protective styles and in fact, I have trying one out on my list of things to do.
There are so many myths about weaves–that your hair will fall out or that you won’t have [...]
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Happy Valentine’s Day, loves!
For many people, Valentine’s Day is all about showing love and appreciation for others…but I see nothing wrong with making time for a little self-love, right? Well, you can do JUST that [...]
You may have seen me rocking a spiked skully hat and a leopard turban quite often recently if you follow me on either of my Instagram accounts (@hgkww & @jaygray44). I snagged both of these dope items from the handmade accessory line Cultured. Today I’m sharing my interview with Avamarie, the creator of Cultured annnnnd she is [...]
Desperate times call for desperate measures, right? But I’m not sure that getting your hair to grow faster qualifies as a desperate time…at least, not in most cases.
Some of the things I have seen float down my Twitter timeline as suggestions for boosting hair growth are OUTRAGEOUS. So I decided to go on [...]
If you’re a regular HGK visitor, then you know that I love Shea Radiance products. But even more than their awesome products, I love Shea Radiance’s continuous efforts to give back. When you purchase Shea Radiance products, 10% goes to women shea producers and currently supports eight co-ops in Nigeria.
Right now the Shea [...]
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