History
Annie Malone Museum Exhibit
Meet The Faces of B.O.B.S.A.
Coming Soon: Meet The Faces of B.O.B.S.A. a look back into the history of B.O.B.S.A.
Black History Book
pre-order an heirloom copy of
THE BLACK HISTORY BOOK with over 1,200 pages filled with incredible images and knowledge.
Complimentary Professional Photo Portrait for Kevin Livingston for Challenging the Korean Beauty Supply Cartel
This is a letter written to Kevin Livingston we would like to share with you. Please allow me to introduce myself; I am Penelope Bunn, Editor-in-Chief of Diplomacy | Arts | Culture - www.DAC-News.com, a United Nations - Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)...
The NATURAL
In the mid 60’s, a new look that was a draw back to the original Afro hairstyle called the NATURAL. This was to allow the hair to grow out naturally then groom and comb or “fork” it out to a neat round appearance and cut to a well-rounded shape. The first...
B.O.B.S.A. 2008
Annie Malone developed and popularized the pressing comb in the early 1920’s. She owned a Beauty School Chain called Poro College (Poro: a West African word meaning organization dedication and discipline) in Chicago, Indianapolis and St. Louis. She was the...
THE OWNERSHIP OF THE KOREAN BEAUTY SUPPLY STORES
BOBSA is trying to help black entrepreneurs buy the stores that they are closing it’s a good opportunity for us to recapture our Black owned store presence in the black community.
The history behind the African American hair care.
Over the past month or so, we have all taken on the responsibility of social distancing: sequestering ourselves from family and friends, and limiting our outings—
BOBSA Goes Global
Join BOBSA in celebrating our newest partnership with GABBSO
The Crown Act
In 2019 The CROWN Act became a law. California, New York and New Jersey passed legislation which makes it illegal to discriminate against Black people for wearing natural or protective hairstyles at work or public schools.
