Use to be known as Beyonce's lil sister, but now has made her own name. Actress and singer this young mum, not only is empowering but inspiring for all those natural sisters out there. Lets hope this will be a forever natural thing and not a fad. Simply for ditching the weave, and rattling the media for her sudden change of hairstyle we give Solange afrospiration of the month. Check out her new blog site and some of her textured haired friends...http://mydamnblog.com/iblog/
GMA does not encourage heat on the regular, however there are times when you just need a break from all that tough combing of the hair...also you will love to show off how long your hair is growing at times. The Afro Blow Out is a great technique to have eaiser styling, you can blow out the hair as with a cold setting as well as a warmer setting as well as spend mintues to an hour depends on how straight you want the outcome.
Watch out Oprah, Tyra's on the rise and she seems to be empowering a lot of women out there. And its not always about the weave... She trying to send out a positive message, about what really natural beauty is all about. Although sometimes she conflicts herself with the weaves that she wears. Is anyone confuzzled with the pics of Tyra? I am seeing that her wet hair shows complete straightness.Click here to see her brand new online magazine"You know for years I’ve always wanted to do a magazine and it always seemed like a natural thing to do, but with everything else that I have going on—I’m like busy all the time—and I never felt like the time was really right for me to do a magazine.
Well now, here it is! The time is right and the magazine I’m creating is right here. And my mission is to redefine beauty online. I’m good for making up words, and this time is no different. So I’m calling this my “MagaLine” – get it? Online, magazine,magaline?
Every month, just like a real magazine, we’re gonna explore new subjects and new themes, but here, when we do it, it’s gonna be “Tyra-sized.” It’s not gonna be just that normal magazine talk."
Speech Debelle a British Rapper who won a Mercury Prize Award September 2009, is our Afro inspiration of the month. Simply by being in the limelight right now rocking natural hair. Get it girl! And thank you for being another inspiration to us natural Afro kinky coily girls. Glad to see another musician repping the natural afro hair and they are surely not afraid to experiment and show it off! She often loves to blow dry, and experiment with cornrows and curls.
Side full cornrow and middle
Afro quiff and side cornrow
Beautiful criss cross cornrow and Mohawk curly fro
All back cornrows design 
Solange Knowles currently critized for copying likes of Amber Rose shaven head trend apprently a desperate cry for attention
Amber Rose (glamour model) with blonde dyed shaven
Alek Wek (model) with full head shaven
Kaone Kario (model)
Ajuma Nasanyana (model) low cut
Kelis shaven mohawk
Amelle Berrabah from Sugababes part shaven
Cassie half Shaven
Jack Davey Member sides shaven as mohawk
Nina Sky Girl sides and back shaven
Brit girl Shingai Zimbabwean descent, sucessful at the beginning of the year 2009 with the hit song "Please Don't Stop the Rythm" by The Noisettes, we totally see this chic as a black British Icon, especially with her individualised fashion style. As well as her hair we love the way she styles it and how she does not conform to the typical relaxed and weaved hair that does not define who we truly are. Shes embracing textures totally not afraid of being natural, do your thing girl! Unkept and raw afro style her back to roots iconic look is turly inspiring. We hardly see many black celebrities like this, I wonder if it would catch on with Beyonce? Didn't think so. Not that we are saying weave is bad either. But it is a different story when it comes to relaxers.
Uncombed diagional part Fro
Sculptured Fro
Cornrowed updo
Afro with Black Head Band
Part cornrow Part Afro
Afro quiff pinned back
Flying the flag + pinned onament in Fro
See hair featured in Black Hair Magazine UK in this Autumn's Issue 09 
