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When it comes to taking care of your curls, knowledge is power. There is a wealth of information out there regarding natural curl care, and it can be daunting to sift through all of the different information available. However, there are a few curlies who’ve taken their curl care into their own hands and have developed amazing blogs designed to bring curl care right to you. Here are a few of our favorites :
ESSENCE : This blog was founded in 1968 and has been loved by naturalistas everywhere. In addition to offering amazing curl care tips beloved by Black women everywhere, followers also flock to this blog for entertainment, news and natural curl care motivation.
Natural Hair Mag : This inclusive blog community strives to make all curly girls feel welcome! If you’re looking to get some awesome education on how to manage your curly hair, this is the place for you.
NaturallyCurly : Nine years ago, two women were finding themselves increasingly frustrated by the lack of curl care information available to naturalistas. They created an easy to use message board to help educate other curlies on products, services and just about everything else curl related.
CurlyNikki : Many curly girls have struggled to learn how to embrace their own curls, which is where CurlyNikki comes in! Not only does this blog offer a ton of interesting and relevant education, it also has a message board for you to connect with other curlies about your curl care frustrations and successes.
Urban Bush Babes : This ultra chic blog goes above and beyond curl care. Focusing on urban life in NYC and Austin, Texas, this blog focuses not only on curl care education, but also health, fashion, film, music and lifestyle.
Rehairducation : This blogger has spent the majority of her life being completely obsessed with curls. Although she didn’t end up pursuing her childhood dream of being a hairdresser, her passion for all things natural hair never left her. She has followed her own curl care journey and created an amazing blog for educating her fellow curlies.