35 episodes
Black Hair Care, No Chaser Kanisha Tillman
-
- Society & Culture
-
-
5.0 • 16 Ratings
-
"Black Hair Care, No Chaser" celebrates the beauty, science, and struggles of Black hair care. Dive into easy DIY hair tips, the science behind hair care, pop culture, history, and social media's role in Black hair. Focused on the feminine aspects, we provide expert advice, engaging discussions, and empowering conversations. Perfect your twist-out, understand your products, and stay updated on trends. This podcast is for strong, beautiful Black women, and the people who love us, embracing our natural beauty. Subscribe now! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support
-
Working Out With Natural Hair
"I will not be wearing a silk press during the summer, nor will I be wearing a silk press and trying to work out."~Kanisha
In this conversation, Kanisha discusses the importance of taking care of natural hair while working out. She explains the science of hair growth and the need for moisture and protection. Kanisha provides tips on choosing protective styles, shampooing and conditioning, and packing a gym bag. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining a healthy scalp and offers product recommendations. The conversation ends with a gratitude moment.
---
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support -
Hair Care Secrets from Colombia to Iowa
In this delightful episode of Black Hair Care No Chaser, I sit down with Lorena Alomia on her cozy porch for a heartwarming chat about her unique hair care journey from the lush rainforests of Colombia to the bustling city of Cali, and finally to Des Moines, Iowa, where she now owns the catering company Delicias by Lorena.
Join us as we reminisce about her childhood, sneaking in daily swims against her grandmother’s wishes, with her hair always giving away her aquatic adventures. Discover the natural hair care secrets she learned from her grandmother, using plants like Escobilla and Ortega, and how Manteca played a role in maintaining her long, healthy locks. Lorena also shares some fascinating stories about the local cuisine she grew up with, including armadillo, fresh fruits, Conejo, and Guatin.
As Lorena transitioned into city life and later into modeling, she began using relaxers, which ultimately changed her hair’s texture and length. Learn how she adapted to styling her own hair, despite disliking her grandmother’s traditional styles, and the impact of her modeling career on her hair health.
Don’t miss this engaging conversation filled with laughter, memories, and valuable hair care insights from a Colombian perspective. Whether you’re interested in natural hair care, Black hair politics, or just love a good story, this episode is for you! Leave me a voice note here: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/message
---
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support -
Black Hair Care, No Chaser (Trailer)
---
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support -
Ma’am, Why Are You Here?
When questioning somebody’s else presence in your space makes you question your own presence. Am I doing this right?
---
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support -
The Bad Fat Black Girl That Became My New Best Friend
I can relate to so many of her stories that I felt like it was almost me! I had no idea somebody could have had so many similar experiences and thought processes when we totally live very different lives and are strangers.
---
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support -
Making Me Want To Pull My Hair Out
Why do some white people believe racism is ok, or a menial offense?
---
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/black-hair-care-no-chaser/support
Customer Reviews
From your White Adopted Black Girl 🥥
I’ve just listened to this program, and my white mom does my hair. She didn’t learn from your prod-cast, but had to submerge herself into YouTube. Things started off rocky when I first came here, but now my mom is amazing and can do it all! Thank you for creating another opportunity for transracial adoptive moms to respect their children hair types, and really give them the chance to feel confident in our curly crowns! 👏🏾💅🏾
Feels like I’m in your living room
Thank you for this awesome podcast—it feels like I’m in your living room just chatting (except it’s about something personal and important in my life). Also: can we see a picture of the 80s baby hair those kids made fun of? A twist out sounds cute! What was wrong with them!?
Excellent!
Thank you Kanisha for opening a window into your world. I’m hooked!
Top Podcasts In Society & Culture