Healthy hair shouldn’t be a luxury, it should be your norm
Healthy hair shouldn’t be a luxury, it should be your norm
From that day on the ideas and inspiration began to flood in
I had to reclaim something. And so, I turned my attention to the one part of me I had never truly owned: my hair.
Your hair is not a problem to solve. It’s a crown to wear.
I wear mine with pride, reflecting my roots! Liberating!
I have found that black women’s hair is so versatile that it has produced many images and styles aligned to my personality.
Over time, I became an advocate for my curls, not only for myself but for others too
I also started to appreciate my natural hair – understanding the trauma I was carrying from the processes used to control my hair.
As I grew older, the pressure to conform only intensified
I want young Black girls to grow up knowing their hair is beautiful