Lots of suds equal harsh chemicals. Making your own cleanser is the best way to ensure that your shampoo is natural and contains real herbs and essential oils.

Music icons are known as much for their distinct hairstyles as their voices—and it’s a subject matter with deep roots.

There are natural items you can use to moisturize and style your hair on a daily basis to avoid chemicals. Many of these items can be found at your local grocery or health and nutrition store.

Need a little makeup inspiration for your next night out? Gold, silver and copper light the way to mesmerizing eyes.

A beaming smile is essential, but your peepers should be picture perfect, too. Any of these shades will help you get your smize on.

Mastering a smoky eye is simple with Benefit’s Smokin Eyes Kit, $44, benefitcosmetics.com.

Today, the booty has gone from a fixation to a cultural punch line to a self-esteem issue so deeply rooted that for some it doesn’t just mean fitting into jeans, it is on the cusp of fitting into what it means to be a Black woman.

Afros, twists, braids, weaves, locks or curls, when it comes to their hair, black women know that choosing a style that best suits their personality can be challenging, especially when deciding to go natural. The 7th Annual Toronto Natural Hair & Beauty Show was held this past Sunday celebrating natural beauty.

The majority of commercial hair care products use harmful, potentially carcinogenic ingredients. When shopping for products for your hair, I strongly encourage you to seek out organic and herbal products and always read the ingredients listed.

Toronto Natural Hair & Beauty Show Founder Stephanie Joseph tackles the common misconceptions about natural hair.