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Tiny Tresses: Recreating Diana Ross' Iconic Curls
Diana Ross needs no introduction. The singer and actress' career spans half a century and she's got the accolades to prove it.
From her early motown years with The Supremes to a solo career soon after, her work in the entertainment industry undoubtedly laid the blueprint for future performers. Her legacy isn't without its iconic hair moments, too, thanks to the larger-than-life mane she still wears to this day.
Before we say goodbye to another Black History Month, press play as as HairOnPurpose founder and hairstylist Bukky Ojeifo recreates a kid-friendly version of the ESSENCE Festival performer's iconic curls.
Tiny Tresses: A Black History Salute To Coretta Scott King
When we think of Coretta Scott King's illustrious legacy, hair is probably the last thing that comes to mind.
Her accomplishments both before and after her husband's death helped shaped the enduring legacy of the Civil Rights Movement, but there's no harm in pointing out that she looked fabulous while doing it!
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Always put together and oozing regality, Coretta is a consistent reminder that "less is more" will always work.
Watch as HairOnPurpose founder and hairstylist Bukky Ojeifo recreates a kid-friendly version of her iconic coif.
Black Beauty History: Joyce Bryant, the Original Bronze Bombshell
Beyond her undeniable beauty and commanding presence on stage, Bryant also fought against racial inequality.
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She made history as the first Black woman to cover England's high fashion glossy, Queen, and appeared on the cover of British Vogue in 1969.
Black Hair-story: Locs
There's no better time than Black History Month to celebrate the hairstyles and products that helped shape our perceptions of beauty. Today, we're looking back at the long and illustrious history of locs. Press play as Anu Prestonia, seasoned stylist and owner of Anu Essentials, details their evolution.
Black Beauty History: The Effortless Glam Of Donyale Luna
When discussing beauty and fashion "firsts," we sometimes forget that she helped set the standard over 50 years ago.