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Kadia Blagrove

New York
As seen in: Medium, HuffPost, BuzzFeed, Complex, Yahoo, Thought Catalog, Deadspin, Jezebel, A Plus, Modern Ghana and
Covers:  lifestyle, culture, women, race, social issues, beauty, mental health
Doesn't Cover: sports, tech (unless related to what I do cover, ie a dating app), politics

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I'm a writer for all things life and culture. As read on HuffPost, Jezebel, A Plus, Complex, and more.

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The Origins of Billionaire Boys Club/Icecream, Pharrell and NIGO's Brainchild

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By Kadia Blagrove, Joe La Puma Verified, Jian DeLeon
| Complex Verified
This story was originally published in December 2013. It is presented below in its original form. On the evening of June 4, 2013 the Manhattan hotspot 1 Oak was even more poppin' than usual. The celebrity guest list included Pharrell Williams, Jay Z, Beyoncé, Nas, Q Tip, Busta Rhymes, designers NIGO and Mark McNairy, photographer Terry Richardson, and the artist KAWS—all of whom made their way to the club following an exclusive dinner at Tribeca Canvas.
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Natural Hair Breakage: How to Save Your Hair

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By Kadia Blagrove
| maneaddicts.com
Usually caused by dryness and/or poor hair nourishment, breakage gets in the way of length retention, softness, and strong strands. Signs of breakage or damaged hair include brittle texture, tangles, short, broken-off ends, and split ends. If you’re noticing your mane is becoming a bit naughty (and knotty), stop what you’re doing and read on for solutions that will help you fix your natural hair breakage.
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Your Hair Needs This DIY Pumpkin Spice Hair Mask

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By Kadia Blagrove
| maneaddicts.com
As the weather gets colder, our hair can get dryer. While it’s great to keep your tresses moisturized with daily dabs of creams or oils, it’s important to give your hair some serious TLC to support healthy hair inside out. Take the extra time to revive your strands with a hair mask. In honor of fall, we’ve got you covered with an easy (and yummy) deep conditioner recipe perfect for the season—a DIY pumpkin spice hair mask.
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