Her interpretation of the “Art Of Hair” is inspired by Olori, the Yoruba word for Queen bringing empowerment, perseverance, jubilation and inspiration to life through an artistic piece for all ...

In the 1860s, hair work became an extremely popular home craft, and young ladies were encouraged to learn this art for themselves. Furthermore, homemade hair art was preferred, as sending off hair to ...

I think of the studio not as a hair salon but as a studio of art.” A self-taught hair stylist, Berkovits was raised in Tekoa and began cutting hair when she was 15, gaining additional expertise ...

The “Art Of Hair” campaign is a continuation of Mielle’s 10th anniversary celebration; it’s a rallying for creatives to embrace the extraordinary.