Being Natural In A Foreign Country: China
Writing about my experience having natural hair in China isn’t particularly easy, not only because I have had so many ups and downs on this…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: Australia
When we think of Australia we think of a racially homogenous country with not much diversity, but much to our surprise there’s a growing…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: Italy
We’re always so excited to feature naturally curly women from all over the world. Today we talk to Anna Cecilia Buono, the owner and…
Being Natural in a Foreign Country: Germany
Living abroad and out of your comfort zone is challenging enough. From everyday challenges like understanding public transportation etiquette, to specific aesthetic challenges like…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: Barbados
Barbados is 166 square miles of beautiful people, delicious food and white sandy beaches. I was fortunate enough to be born and raised on…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: France
We’ve been a HUGE fan of the site Un’ruly founded by Antonia for years. In fact, it was one of the inspirations for Curls…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: Suriname
Good hair vs. Bad Hair. Light skinned vs. Dark skinned. You’ve heard the debate a million times before. So if we’ve heard it before,…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: The Netherlands
One hundred and seventy eight. That’s how many nationalities Amsterdam has, which by the way is a world record. Because of this fact alone…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: Switzerland
Being a girl of mixed heritage with naturally curly hair in Switzerland has not always been a piece of cake. I’ve been through so…
Being Natural In A Foreign Country: Britain
At took me a while to love my mane. I stood out amongst many people everywhere I went. Overtime, I began to love each…
