Black Women With Locs. Five years ago, I began my loc journey as an act of liberation. I was no longer interested in conforming to beauty standards that didn’t see me.

I was inspired to loc my hair because: of a beautiful older black woman, who I’d seen 20 years prior to starting my locs. She initially encouraged me to go natural.

A new study from BLK’s #FreeYourCrown campaign highlights how women embracing curls, coils, and confidence like never before.

In December 2021, Davis had micro locs installed by Anderson that she concealed with a wig for over a year. On Juneteenth, she decided to remove the wig on live TV, sharing her journey to hair ...

Black women embracing their natural hair can be a difficult process to come to terms with. That was the case for ABC 11 news reporter, Akilah Davis. For Juneteenth, she officially took off the wig ...

∙ Black women spend $1.1 billion annually on wigs, weaves and extensions. ∙ From 2016 to 2018, Black consumers' spending on shampoo and conditioner grew 12.2% and 7.3%, respectively.

Coils to Locs is a social impact for-profit company specializing in coily and curly wigs in the medical space. The wig brand was founded by Boston residents. Skip to content. News; ...

Sisters Dianne Austin and Pamela Shaddock built Coils to Locs so every Black woman experiencing hair loss could "get the wig that makes you look as much like yourself as possible." ...