Or maybe I should just say “Get yourself a wig girl!”  I’m referring of course to the article Countdown to 2 inches  which will strike a chord with anyone who has had their hair shrink beyond all recognition on a night out.

It’s true though, a wig can be really useful when you’re having a bad hair day or you haven’t the time and energy to be stressing with your natural mane.  You can find wigs of every style, hair texture and colour, just be sure you don’t then move to the opposite extreme of becoming dependent on wigs whilst your own hair becomes a broken and unkempt mess!

The picture below shows some more styles of that type.  I thinks some of them were only meant for special occasions, apparently they couldn’t all be undone, if you were tired of the style you’d have to cut it off (much like dreadlocks).

Numbers 1 and 3 look a bit like those in the article.  I really like the look of number 5 (assuming the sections are flat against the head).

Which ones do you like?

Traditional African Hairstyles

Sonya Clark is currently exhibiting at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, Maryland.

Her exhibition, “Loose Stands, Tight Knots”, ends Sept. 21st so you’ve still got plenty of time to see it.

The show features art pieces that she’s made from her hair (and that of other women).

If you’re in the area go and take a look, some of her creations look absolutely amazing.

Sonya Clarke’s Website
Walters Art Museum

Hair Sculpture

Hair Wreath

We’ll be inviting guest writers – hair salon owners, barbers, stylists and private individuals to tell us about their experiences with Black Hair.

There’ll be opinion pieces, interviews, audio clips, video clips – all sorts of things; serious, humourous, informative, gossip. Hopefully we’ll keep you entertained and interested and coming back for more.

But for now – welcome!