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tightest curl pattern

4C

100

A natural hairstyle became a symbol of pride and empowerment during the 1960s and 70s, defined by its rounded, voluminous shape.

Afro

100

This self-made millionaire and haircare icon, known for her innovative products, became the first Black woman to build her own empire in the beauty industry. 

Madam C.J. Walker

100

Used for slick back and curl definition

Hair Gel

100

This small, often handheld tool is every girl’s best friend for laid edges and flawless baby hairs.

Edge Brush

200

these are the three main textures of black hair

curly, coily, kinky

200

This protective hairstyle, often styled in neat, tight rows along the scalp, has roots in African culture

Cornrows

200

This term refers to the societal preference for certain hair textures, often favoring straighter or looser curls over tightly coiled or natural textures, and has been a point of contention in discussions about beauty standards within Black communities.

Texturism

200

This lightweight liquid is used to hydrate, add shine, and promote healthy growth, and it can be made from natural ingredients.

Hair Oil

200

This heated tool is a go-to for sleek, straight styles, and it's a must-have when silk press season comes around.

Flat Iron

300

afro hair can shrink up to _%

75%

300

This trendy variation of box braids is known for its natural flair—featuring curls/waves throughout.

Boho Knotless Braids

300

This revolutionary group, known for their activism and fight against police brutality, was also famous for their members rocking bold afros as a symbol of Black pride and empowerment.

Black Panthers

300

A creamy product that's applied after shampoo and conditioner to lock in moisture, detangle, and add shine.

Leave-in Conditioner

300

An essential for parting hair with precision and getting those clean, defined sections—whether you’re braiding, straightening, or styling.

Rat-tail Comb

400

your hair floats in water because you have this porosity level

low porosity

400

This bold, chin-length cut was famously rocked by Rihanna as she transitioned from long locks to short and edgy.

Bob

400

slaves used this hairstyle to help themselves escape and was used as a symbol of resistance

cornrows

400

A Thick, rich product that is a go-to for sealing in moisture, adding shine, and taming dry scalp, especially when having a protective style like braids.

Hair Grease

400

Tool for lifting, fluffing, and adding volume, especially after a wash-and-go or twist-out.

Hair Pick

500

this type of shampoo should be used on natural hair

sulfate-free or clarifying shampoo

500

This hairstyle, which involves sectioning the hair into small, coiled knots, originated from African tribes and has been embraced globally as both a protective style and a statement look.

Bantu Knots

500
she became an icon of black power with her large afro

Angela Davis

500

This brand is most popularly known for their sweet scent, many colors, and extra strong hold for your edges, and had every beauty supply in a chokehold.

Edge Booster

500

This tool often heated over a stove or plugged in for convenience, passed down through generations and used with a little oil to smooth out even the thickest curls.

Hot Comb

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