Natural Hair is your Ticket to MAX OUT PRETTY PRILIVIGE || Learn 4 Ways!
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A black woman that washes her hair everyday:
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You have a cute accent.
I don’t know why, but natural hair looks so feminine to me. Natural hair looks like flowers, trees, and every other beautiful thing in this world. All black women looks amazing in it. I think some of us get frustrated with our texture due to shrinkage and a lot of women associate longer hair with beauty. Just subbed ❤
I love when I see bushes behind murals that make the bush look like an Afro or the flowers look like an Afro
Well said Jasmine. ❤ From now on, when I’m out in nature, I’ll think about how my hair embodies it. 😇🙏🏾
Our hair looks feminine because it’s curly/coily. The volume and texture makes us look younger and super girly.
@@Kendrickniaexcellent point!
A black woman that washes her hair everyday:
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wore mini twists to the bar the other night. didn't add any hair cause i'm broke. felt like they looked ok but a little bit blah. but i got more attention than i ever have and people said it looked really cool. not saying getting attention in a bar is a major acheivement, but i think as black women we forget how eye catching we are
Omg I'm currently wearing twists with my own hair (too broke for braids) and they come down to like my mouth length and omg, I feel so freaking pretty! It's amazing to find a protective style I can do on my own hair. I'm a teacher and these twists gave Ms the break I needed to focus on report card conferences and survive this crazy busy time in my life and still look cute. As soon as spring break hits, im taking then out and gonna rock the twist out. But seriously, these twists last me two weeks at a time and my god it's a life saver! And minitwists are soon flattering on black women, even when their short! ❤️
This part!!! When I wear twists or my natural hair texture (or what looks natural), I literally got complimented insanely. I never get that much attention with straight hair.
I have gotten more compliments from all different types of people while wearing mini twists than any other hairstyle. Even little boys have come up to me to tell me that they love my hair.
and there is NOTHING like getting compliments on my natural locs. for me, natural is a frame of mind and it’s so powerful.
Same. I wore my TWA in a little pouf and men and women kept telling me how beautiful I am.
Quote of life 🙌🏼: “Don’t force beauty that doesn’t apply to yours.” I love this channel. Tfs.
I LOVE this Channel toooo…
She Don’t bite her Tongue, and She say what Tf it Really is👊🏾
Yep! Ding ding ding! So glad I realized this!!!🤍✨️🤍✨️🤍
I read this at the same time she said it 😀❤️
A black woman that washes her hair everyday:
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I went to a black tech networking event and all these bw were like “oh we’re rocking the natural today! It looks nice!” I was like this is my life. I wear my twist out everyday. It was like they couldn’t imagine that this was an everyday thing and I wasn’t “in between hairstyles!”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yo the in between hair styles is HILARIOUS AND TRUE!!! I bet they wanted to ask when your next hair appt was lol or awww that’s cool your hair looks like that when you just took down your wig braids😂
Nothing eats more than a massive fro/curly fro. Its a statement in and of itself.
fr sis!
Mine is big and 4c hair
@@ladybird491 💖
It’s so incredible
Facts 💯 ❤
"Non-textured weaves will never hold a candle to your natural hair." ✨👩🏾🦱
YAASSSS! Someone is finally SAYING it, OMG! 🙌🏾 😃
💯 ❤😇
I felt very confident when wore my hair, when I wear a wig I’m constantly wondering if it sliding back lol
Exactly the same with me!!
Yup constantly worrying if they can see the lace. I always feel care free and more feminine with my natural hair
@@Cookiedesigns254 Everyone atp has also admitted that you definitely DO see the grids lol. There is no undetectable lace, people just take good pics and use good filters. Wearing your hair is the bigger flex even though people try to slander it for being "broke behavior"
exactly, it's so stressful
Girl be free 😂
I agree. I also think if we do wear fake hair wear one similar to our texture it makes you appreciate your hair more. That’s what other races do.
Literally!
Yes more type 4 wigs!
Love this. I have fine hair and would love to find some afro kinky extensions.
@@TheLightShinesmayvenn hair has great kinky bundles
@@Cookiedesigns254that’s what I do and I’m obsessed
Straight wigs actually age black women's features; I have never thought they suited us. I have noticed this for the longest now and I thought I was the only one! Great and HONEST video, sis! ❤️☺️
Way better if it’s straightening your natural hair and if you want adding extensions but the lace…has become obvious 😂
Silky weave looks awful and I’m tired of pretending it’s not. Silky straight lace fronts in general also just look blegh in real life lol. Just my opinion
i agree when it comes to silky straight wigs. yaki and kinky straight wigs look great though! however, i still believe non-straight hair is best overall. 🤷🏽♀️
Yes I’m in my early 20s, whenever I wear my natural hair people assume I’m younger but w my kinky straight lace front I’m assumed to be late 20s/early 30s
Yes ! When I have my natural hair out I am asked for ID when purchasing alcohol but with a wig on I’m never asked for proof of age.
This is so crazy because i went to church yesterday and before we left i looked at myself in the mirror (i had my afro in a puff) and i looked like an angel🫠 I blushed so hard as i thought "the girls were right natural hair gonna eat everytime"
Something I've learned as a black woman with a lot of non-black friends is that distinguishing yourself from non-black women rather than imitating them is the key. People have a dual disdain and fascination with blackness; the questions and comments I get from the people around me (most of them either Middle Eastern or South Asian; two cultures with very strong colorist and racial biases) are intriguing. They respect you more when you appreciate their cultures but still stand strongly in your own.
Thank you for video! You made some great points and you are beautiful woman :)
This is exactly true!!!
“Disdain and fascination” perfectly describes how it feels being a natural in society
facts
NEVER had yt girl friends but all my friends were Asians. I low key picked up that because we are SO different in appearance from other groups we will always stand out the most. The same thing we are hated for and some of us have internalized shame and hatred about is exactly what we need to capitalize on to win 😂❤ flex about it and love yourself. No one can replicate what we have
Edit: and sometimes the hate we get for it is based off of envy from other women because men in their race are interested and attracted to what they themselves cannot replicate. I was bullied for that reason.
@@juli_xox it’s sad we even have to say “feels being a natural” because honestly it’s about our whole authentic existence. We can’t even exist without people bothering us or asking weird questions like we haven’t existed on earth as long as they have
I've always felt prettier with my natural hair...I straightened my hair 2 months ago and didn't feel as pretty. I can't imagine wearing a straight wig or weave. The flat straight look just doesn't go well with black features in my opinion. I feel I look the best with my curly hair or a fro or any afrocentric hairstyles. God knew what He was doing when He gave us this beautiful wooly hair frfr.
I have super fine low porosity and low density hair. I don't have that much hair but its long. Can't wear many styles as my hair is really fragile. That's that's why I choose wig. No my iron isn't low. My dad has really fine fine. My mom has alot of hair. But I took after my father's side.
@@NovaDollI think whatever a woman decides to do with her hair makes her pretty and feminine. I feel as long as the person is happy then that’s all that matters and they don’t have to explain to others about their hair b/c they are happy & they don’t seek validation from others. I wish women weren’t so divided, but people really have to have a strong mindset to overcome the division, judging & bad energy and just do what we enjoy.
Same, now I couldn’t imagine wearing someone else’s hair! Hair holds way to much energy for you to go around wearing someone else’s! People will make every excuse to continue wearing someone else’s hair. It’s looks foolish and unflattering. Learn to work with what you got!
@@NeeTrueNope. When a majority of BW prefer wearing hair textured different than what grows out of their heads IT IS A PROBLEM that must be addressed. Are other women wearing 4C hair wigs?
Girl same!! Typing rn with flat ironed hair my mom pestered me to get done for a dance. I was about to go in my Afro but let her have her way bc I wouldn’t have much time to wash it due to being busy. I looked at my straightened hair this time (which was cut short and wrong on the left side 😢by the hairdresser for a photo shoot) and hated it. I have to have it done with a curled look for volume. It has to be full looking for me to be okay with straight hair.
Nothing beats black hair
amen🙏🏼
Nothing ❤
Afro textured hair is the correct term
This video should be used in schools, even in Africa where many girls think only wigs are the best thing for their hair or damage it with relaxers.
Yeeeeesss!!! "Brainwashed out of our on beauty, chasing someone else's beauty" preach!!!
Yes!! Brainwashed out of it because they realized a long ago that our beauty was unmatched and divine
@@trinitig1115 unmatched! ❤
The real thing is actually her exuding everything she talked about in the video, and with gorgeous hair. Our community needs more channels like this one, keep doing what you do!
A black woman that washes her hair everyday:
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Exactly
The amount of compliments I’ve gotten since getting locs has been so shocking to me; wear your hair ladies!!! It is beautiful!!!
Same ❤
I thought I was the only one that thought this! Straight non textured weaves look off on us a lot of the time.
On me it does like I bought one and put it on it was real hair but for some reason it didn’t look right one me but if I straightened my own hair it looks fine. At that point I was like clearly it don’t look natural because it’s not 😂.
The other day I was walking to the store and I passed an Applebee's. I glanced in the window and saw the most gorgeous woman rocking her medium short natural hair, curls and all. Her whole aura was just enchanting and that smile! We made eye contact and I blushed so hard. There's just a different kind of alluring beauty that comes when a woman is fully embracing herself. My god, natural hair is so sexy. As a bisexuality gal, I want all to know natural hair girlies make me weak in the knees. ❤️
I’m so thankful there are black girl naturals in my school who unapologetically wear their beautiful natural hair!!! I feel like in 2023 something massively shifted for younger black women and we are more inspired than ever to embrace ourselves and our crowns 😊
My hair gets so much attention. I feel so basic with a silk press. I used to wear weave 98 percent of the time 3 years ago. Now? I wear my natural hair 98 percent of the time. I feel so beautiful and unique.
I started wearing wigs in college…before that I was 100% natural. You are right, non textured wigs steal from our beauty!
I think it’s possible for blk women to look good with any hair type but bone straight hair (not even an ironed curl) definitely doesn’t do much for us. Just part of conforming to the corporate world or trying to shrink into the crowd of non-blk ppl. Our beauty is more grand when we are in our own state
I’ve been saying this to my little sister. Why try to emulate a standard that is built on you loosing when you can BE the standard itself? Natural hair is the epitome of femininity. It suits us the most (hence we were born with it) and it’s the only hairstyle that TRULY will give us that pretty privilege and reverse aging (looking old). Wear weave if you want, I love weave/crochet braids to protect my hair but I will wear it textured every time.
I LOVE a good wig, love em. Loved switching from a bob to 28 inch loose waves to bangs and back, adored them. But some months ago one of my favorite (white) influencers posted a picture where she just looked so pretty and radiant and EFFORTLESS. And oddly enough that's what has made me stop wearing wigs over these last 6 months or so.. I didn't look at her and think "I want this look". I saw her and thought "I want to be effortless". I've had natural hair for 5 years now and have always ~liked~ my natural hair but now I'm in a place where I LOVE it and honestly don't want to wear anything else. NOTHING else looks better
That was just wow 🥺💛
Wow 😢
This channel is literally doing the work of God. I wish I had this channel when I was younger. It’s just soo wholesome just what a young girl needs to feel confident in her hair 🤍
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i was just thinking the same tjing
I live by this! Culture vultures can’t replicate this look and they hate it. This is my theory of why these vultures despise of it.
Exactly! When you go to a PWI school you find this out. Sometimes ppl hate what they could NEVER replicate. Even a perm can’t make the authentic look of an Afro
@@tiredoftheworld4834 agreed!
Facts. Notice they hate everything we do/have UNTIL they figure out how to get it themselves.
Everytime I try to wear my hair straight I hate how my face looks. I can’t describe it but my hair frames and compliments my face perfectly.
I have been natural my entire life. Had locs in my late teens /early twenties, cut them when I was 23. The most feminine I ever felt was with short natural hair (baldie) and later with a tapered mini fro. I genuinely feel like my curly hair is feminine in the way it’s soft and fluffy and resembles a crown. I love how it’s lively and vibrant instead of flat. I don’t know why the majority of femininity content creators encourage women to wear wigs to attract men. Being in your feminine is a internal thing, if you don’t feel attractive in your natural state, you are preforming for external validation which is inherently masculine.
that last sentence was raw truth lol! "performing for external validation which is inherently masculine"
They think that Black women are only interested in Black men, who often hate natural hair. That’s why these influencers push weaves and wigs. Unlike Black men, non-Black men love natural.
@@user-mf9yl2pf3v ma’am the only reason the natural hair movement is alive is because black men had to shame you relentlessly to be yourself.
My parents are both East African. Kenyan specifically . When my mom was a young woman she loved her hair short and natural . She said she kept it straight bc my dad preferred women with straight hair. Black women do it to please what blk men like. That’s the truth!! But most won’t admit it. Although they pander and say “we went you ladies natural” they only mean type 3 hair.
@@raw5889 WRONG 😂😂😂
Finally - a mix of classy and natural hair. IDK why its so hard to find out here in the internet but you hit the nail!
I've never had a hard time finding suitors wearing my natural hair. I'm in love with my coils. Do what you want to your hair, but know that your natural hair is beautiful.
I wish, but God threw me in the lion's den 😂 one day I'll immigrate
I used to consider kinky straight hair “my thing” switched to a type 4 texture v part wig and I’ve been in love for like over a year now. So crazy. I just feel like I look more like myself
I love your avi! Who is that?
Love this video! Also wearing your natural hair/ texture it makes you stand out more because most ppl are chasing the same aesthetic (straight wigs w/ exaggerated baby hair)
Exactly!!
That exaggerated baby hair look is awful lol
@@zora99nyomg say it again I jsut can’t. It’s like they want the wig to “look natural” yet wearing these adult hairs pulled from the wig that don’t look natural. 2+2 don’t equal 4 right there.
Thank you for this video. I have a date coming up and I might cancel my silk press appointment because I seem to have forgotten our hair is for special occasions too! Thx for reminding me! 💚
YESSS GIRL! Thats what I like to hear!!
Your natural hair might be what makes a good man even more interested in you. Cancel that silk press
I’m eager to know… how did you end up wearing your hair for that date? Did you silk press it or rock it natural?
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with getting a silk press sometimes, but I’d definitely rather meet a guy for the first time with my natural hair. You need to see what you’re gonna be getting 99% of the time 😂
I ruined my engagement pictures wearing a straight wig. I always get compliments when i wear my hair out. Thanks for motivating me to keep going with my hair.
Have some special anniversary pictures with natural hair
I whole heartedly agree 100% with everything you said in this video! People always say “black people aren’t a monolith” and that’s true, but I WISH we were a monolith when it came to the appreciation and pedestalization of kinky, coily, Afro textured, type 4 hair!
A word! 🙌
Heavy on effortless there’s a certain feeling being able to style your hair on the go and not have to bring 4 glues and a band to not look a hot mess
My girl when I say this is the TRUTH! Omg girl YEEESSSS! This is so true! A couple of days ago, I was on my way home and I had my natural hair in an Afro but later tied it up because it was so windy that day. On the bus home, the bus was really full so I was forced to stand. With that being said, this really nice man (dark skin, Jamaican guy) invited me to sit next to him. The whole bus ride home he was telling me how much he loved my natural hair and called me so beautiful. He said things like “seeing a woman like you with long thick natural hair in a world where everyone doesn’t wear their real hair is a breathe of fresh air” and such. He was a really sweet nice guy and I appreciate him so much! He reminded me of my ex situstionship guy who also praised my natural hair a lot haha. Natural hair is beautiful!
I love my natural hair and I love how it makes me that girl in the room to look at (figuratively speaking of course lol)
Wearing my big fro causes everyone to stop and look at me - I’ll be forever proud and honored to have beautiful thick healthy long 4c natural hair!
I always say in a room filled of lace fronts, be the fro🤗
I jsut had the same experience on the bus coming home from work I believe the man was of African and my hair was just flat twisted in 2 and he said it was really nice. I’m in Toronto and it was refreshing to hear as all the black guys with white gyal and wouldn’t even look at a black girl let alone with natural hair.
@@christines1821 omg girl I’m in Toronto too! Love that for us! I’m really happy to hear that you’ve also got a good experience of being complimented on your beautiful natural hair! Honestly I hear you! It’s super refreshing when guys (especially our own) notice and love our natural hair out loud🤗😍✨
@@dianaa-y9970 right?!?! I was a little shocked it’s been years since I got a complement from a black guy about my hair
@@christines1821 Right?!?! Girl literally same!!!! S/o to the black guys that love our natural hair actively and vocally! It’s always nice and refreshing to hear and see someone compliment our natural hair!
I only a saw a snippet of this and had to click on it just to make sure I like it. I hope more women see this.
Awe thank you, make sure to watch it and tell me what you think!
It’s wonderful my dear. Eloquently delivered and inspiring👏🏾
thank you so much!!!@@CoolStorySista1
You're onto something. I look so weird with non textured wigs, doesnt go well with our beautiful black features!!!
YESSSSS PLEASE LISTEN TO HER!!!! i went out this past weekend and when I tell you the men were on me like white on rice because I was the only one with my natural hair. I’ve been working on it so it’s longer & healthy. Mind you, it was a mixed bag of people, more white women than anything and they all stopped to talk to me, buy me drinks etc! 😊
I really love your content ❤❤ it’s different from a typical natural hair page. You inspire people to accept their natural hair beauty while also showcasing your natural hair’s beauty. We need more channels like your that are uplifting natural hair so the younger generation learns to love their hair for what is ❤❤❤ Thank you
Awwe thank you so much!!
i just got loc’d a few months ago for this exact reason. i couldn’t keep pretending, i couldn’t keep torturing my scalp and my spirit.
i gotta shout out lipglossss on tik tok for preaching a similar word a few years ago. like why was i living my life “hairstyle to hairstyle”?! why can’t i just let my natural hair BE natural?!!
it takes so much unlearning. unlearning is SO POWERFUL though 😌 the more i love my natural features, the more grounded i am. thank you so much for this video!
5 seconds in and l subscribed. Black women all over the world need you darling. Afro hair is a regal crown. Do talk about fake lashes, fake nails, the outrageous make up and the fake nose bridge drawn with foundation.
This was amazing and so true. I was so tired of the wigs, weaves, and damaging my natural hair. I could not retain length or keep my natural hair healthy. I gifted myself & recently got Sisterlocks. I love it here, I feel the most confident , my femininity magically appeared, and my hair has become everyone’s obsession when I’m out, including mine. I feel power in my hair, regal, like a goddess , if that makes sense.
This is the elegance and femininity contend we need. Beautifully articulated and a much needed, loving message
Ever since I’ve been wearing my natural hair I’m addicted! Love my natural hair and feels so feminine 🩷
I think the caveat is that this works if your natural hair is also naturally thick/full. Some of us got just naturally low density hair so it doesn’t look as nice out without some clip ins or something lolol. I do agree with the video though about natural hair texture being the most flattering, so all my wigs are still either blow out textured or have a natural curl…..essentially, hair people always assume is mine LOLOL. Silky straight isn’t flattering to me.
Years ago on Pinterest I saw these archival photos of natural hair Black women who lived during the Victorian era. They had lovely updo hairstyles I’m different variations (no twist outs yet-lol). Paired with their exquisite Victorian dresses, they looked feminine and regal.
I would like to add, this also applies to the girlies that wear afro textured extensions, braids and twists. I know it can be hard if your hair is thin and brittle. As long as the hair mimics afro textured hair, you're still leaning into our own unique beauty.
The first time in my life, I could go out without feeling self conscious about my hair when my natural hair became healthy and I mastered my twist out. I was also self conscious with my relaxer... of my puffy roots, stringy ends, hair looking clumped and greasy after a few days. I do admit when my natural hair was very short and at times when it was dry and unhealthy, I did not enjoy wearing it. It really takes time and patience and sometimes starting over a few times to understand our hair.
This was such a cute and uplifting video!! Personally, when I wear long straight weave, I’m more sexualized/ fantasized. Whereas when I wear my natural hair, I’m cherished.🤗
I wish I could like this video a million times, it’s so true. Once you realize the power and essence natural hair holds, your relationship with your hair and self image transforms.
I saw this for myself when I went to the czech republic a couple days ago. I never travel internationally with my natural hair, it’s always braided or in a weave. The constant stares and compliments I received for rocking my natural hair made me realize my hair commands attention and admiration. It makes me stand out even more. It is our unmistakable POWER and tells the world you are unafraid to be your natural gorgeous self. I hope every black woman who reads this experiences this realization.
Great video sis! I’m currently on a new journey with my natural hair. The plan is to wear it out 100% of the time this year. I’ve been natural since 2010 and I am still STRUGGLING with my hair 😩😭
What problems are you facing with it!
@@Tatianaclicks The biggest problem is my struggle to accept my natural hair at every length and stage. I big chopped and now its growing back and I don't feel the prettiest with short hair. I'm a work in progress.
I can understand your feeling, Im sure your hair looks beautiful short, but if you want longer hair thats totally understandable. For now maybe try mini braids with your natural hair. That should help it grow pronto!!!@@maremarechiqk
I felt that way too! One thing that helped me was wearing a cute hair wrap, a little make up, and earrings. Always did the trick :)
@@maremarechiqki just big chopped 6 months ago and i 100% get where you’re at!! though i can reccomend protective styling honestly what helped me was time, ik that always sucks to hear but just give it a couple weeks or months of just wearing it out, the love it comes to you
Omg, where were you when I was 13 trying to figure out who I am and what beauty and femininity actually meant?
Thank you for creating this video-definitely sharing this with my 13 year old daughter. We have textured hair and we are going through the lock process now… you are God sent. Keep the encouragement videos coming😀 you are appreciated.
I have been wearing my natural hair for a year now without any added hair and I definitely have never felt more beautiful! I don’t want to ever go back to wearing extensions. I have been wearing and loving and growing my natural hair and it is amazing
Yesss girl!! Glad you feel this way!!
My natural hair definitely gets me more attention now more than it ever did.... I think its just because weaves and wigs are so popular
it’s funny, i actually stopped wearing lace fronts about two years ago. since then, i’ve only worn afrocentric hairstyles; my go-tp being either my natural fro or a synthetic afro wig. i feel more beautiful than ever.
I know this is meant for black girls, but it's helping me with my mixed texture hair. I have both tight curls and waves and after trying so much to get it curlier, I'm learning to love it as it is and treat it properly instead of wanting it to be different
No sweetie its for you 2!!! My channel targets coily and CURLY hair!! Glad I can help
I started wearing my hair natural at the beginning of February. It was a little uncomfortable at first but now I can’t believe I ever wanted to hide it. Great video no lies told. ❤❤❤
I love this message! This is exactly why I wear my natural hair and teach others! We need to love on our own beauty ❤ Thank you for sharing!
This was such a thoughtful way of expressing that the beauty of our hair is it's uniqueness. When we try and wear it straight...with fake textures that aren't our own...we cancel that. I totally agree. Great message and video.
you're opening so many eyes with these videos, keep going girl!
Especially with the push of relaxers again, women and girls need to know that we don’t need it.
Thanks for sharing! I stopped relaxing my hair back in 2004 & people called me crazy..lol. Didn’t stop me though…20 years natural and I love it! Afros are my favorite! Be confident ladies!
Instantly loved this video. I say the SAME thing why do so many black women chase the 40" Brazilian body Wave or straight hair sooo much. it bothers me so much like it looks bad and noting like OUR hair. if I wear extensions its type 4 only. I dont desire to look Brazilian, Indian, Peruvian or any other race but my own. Not important but men also have gone out of their way to compliment my natural face and hair constantly. its well received and im not changing my God given beauty for anyones standards. Lol missed me wit dat one !!!
We definitely need more content like this because as a whole we have lost who we are.
« You are not chasing someone’s else beauty » thanks for the truth . Best Channel ❤
To the ladies doing this with traction alopecia from a lifetime of wigs and/or awkward lengths, I salute you. These are the issues that prevent me from rocking my natural 😞 please help!
Ughhh I been said this in my video!! Black women look the best with their natural hair . Amazing video!
We are exotic. We need to embrace our differences
Loved this! Not only do we look most feminine in our natural hair, it keeps us looking young no matter how long God blesses us to be on this earth just like our melanine does. It could be just me, but I feel that non-textured wigs/extensions tend to age us, as well. One of the most beautiful things to me is a head full of white/silver natural hair whether it be loose, in locs, etc. against our age resistant melanin. I always admired how regal it looks. Any hew, excellent content and I'm a new subbie!
Your voice is so peaceful.
Thank you!!
You are single-handedly breaking generations of trauma 💖 bless you queen
I also noticed after I recently got my hair straightened for time/styling purposes and letting my mom get her way, I didn’t get much of a reaction from those who are most reactive to my hair styles at school. But when I wear my natural hair I definitely get more attention on my hair
Exactly!!
Green Beauty has the BEST natural hair channel on UA-cam. All the info you need to properly take care of it.
This is so true, I started to wear my natural hair or black women hairstyle with our texture and I not only feel more feminine but I also attract more attention. I stopped buying weaves that are not close to my natural hair
You are so on point! I haven't straightened my hair in almost 6 years and I get so many compliments from men and women about my hair and overall beauty. I'm not going back!!
You are soooo beautiful, so eleegant, so well spoken and yet so grounded.. you exude everything that you are talking about... ❤
Awe thank you!!
I love how she push natural hair. She has my vote ❤
I am so happy i came across this video. Thank you for putting what i feel in words. I started wearing my natural hair and i am so much happier. Also, I braided my hair and when i looked closer as the braid was unraveling it looked like DNA
WOAH I’ve never heard anyone refer to natural hair looking like DNA and now I can’t unsee it 😳
Every time I wear my natural hair like this (old wash and go) I get complimented.
SOOO true!! I have 4b/4c hair and the COMPLIMENTS I've always received from our people and everybody else has always been through the roof.. short or long lol fortunately I was always taught our hair was the most beautiful and unique AND strong.. it's true lol
I saw a chart of energetic vibrations and low vibrations is like a straight line high vibrational energy is very tight curves and it immediately reminded me of 4C hair. I think there's a correlation there, Grade 4 hair has the highest amount of life force energy that's why it is that texture.
Our look is unique to us. I saw a video where someone said that a YT woman will show up as a YT woman, Latina and Asian will do the same but not us 😞
Ugh that's so true. Black women and girls need to forget the brainwashing we've received and remember who we are! 🥰
you’re doing such an important job. i’ll continue to support your channel
Ugh, such a great video! You said what I've been saying for years and now instead of me always "preaching" to my friends, I can just send them this video lol. Thx
I love love LOVE your channel! I’m now considering taking out my faux locs early and rocking my real natural hair!!!
Great message! Keep going with these teachings and instilling pride in our hair. It's so needed 👊❤️
Such a great video!! Afro natural textures are unique to Black women. We should definitely embrace them more.
Deeply appreciate your perspective. It's healing and helping me a lot while I'm in the process of re-growing my natural hair from having a short relaxed pixie. Thank you so much!
I love this video & how strong your conviction is!
Well said sister! Glory to the Most High Yah! ❤
Each of your videos is gold! You speak with such truth and wisdom 🥰
This video and how you articulated everything was absolutely brilliant and you are so gorgeous. I love your hair thank you for this beautiful message.
thank you for making this video. i could say so much about this but tbh, you really said it all. i want more of us to see this and really tap in because we deserve to know the truth and walk in our light. bless you for spreading the message and speaking it with conviction because it IS the truth, no matter what we've been brainwashed to believe
This was extremely therapeutic to listen to for some reason 🥺 Thank you for breathing life into us and seeing our inner beautiful. Much love to you 🙏🏿🩷
I wore a straight wig a few weeks ago and felt weird, like I wasn't being myself. I want to wear wigs sometimes but give me textured wigs, please😂 I don't want any of that non-4c shit🥹🫠
Heu girly...Sorry I can't give you good wig recommendations, I don't wear them!! I would search on youtube for some good recommendations!! Also I'm glad you understand what Im saying about non-textured wigs haha...Also, 4c hair is beautiful too sis!!
ur definitely right because ur so beautiful and feminine 😩 ill follow these tips 100%
Some tips that helped me love my natural texture. Do not be too harsh on yourself, start with where you are and slowly work to your foal. If every woman around you has bone stright hair and you've always worn straight styles, next time you do your hair try a slightly kinkier style, then something with maybe a loose curl, then more textured, and one step closer and closer until you reach your natural texture.
Omgoodness you’re so right!
I love this video! Totally agree.