What is the ideal definition of natural hair?

Why does something as simple as the definition of natural hair cause controversy between black women? Is there an ideal definition of natural hair? If yes, what is it? This episode lends an insight to this controversial topic.

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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Sacrificing our daughters' natural hair for fashion

Do some women overdo it, when it comes to making their children's hair, all because they want their daughters to look good, trendy, and fashionable? At what point do we begin to sacrifice our daughters' natural hair for trends? Where do we draw the line?

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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Are some natural-haired ladies bullies?

Here, we tackle, head on, a controversial topic. Are many ladies with natural hair bullies? Some people have said we put ourselves on a high horse, and discriminate against our relaxed sisters. Some have even said they notice some element of discrimination even among sisters in natural hair community. Are all these true? Well, only one way to find out. Listen to the discussion on this week's episode.

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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How to regrow and maintain the edges of your hair.

In this episode, we tackle one problem common to black women, how to regrow and maintain the edges of our hair. We offer and explain simple and effective things you can do to make sure we have those farmland edges we've always desired.

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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How to wear natural hair without frustration

We understand that some women want to go natural, but hesitate to make the final decision because of one or two uncertainties. Some others have gone natural, but are not enjoying their hair journey so far, due to unmet expectations. In this episode, we give you tips on how to wear your hair naturally, without becoming frustrated.

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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How to successfully wear your hair naturally in the workplace

Many women face one stereotype or the other when it comes to wearing their hair naturally at the workplace. Some others have faced discrimination and harsh comments from colleagues or bosses. In this episode, we give realistic ways of successfully wearing your hair naturally in the workplace, without being weighed down by criticisms.

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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When your man doesn't like your natural hair

Many ladies are faced with the difficult situation of dealing with partners who do not like natural hair. This has cause many ladies to carry their hair in textures they don't like, thereby creating lack of self-satisfaction, while some others have damned the consequences, and done what they like, thereby leading to friction in relationships. In this episode, we present realistic ways of dealing with this situation, should we ever find ourselves in one, or know anyone who is facing one right now.

Also included are the blog round up segment, and African Naturalistas in the past seven days.

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