Below, are some pictures of women across America who have taken the challenge – will you? Read their story!
“I cut my hair off for many different reasons, but the most meaningful reason I cut my hair off for is F R E E D O M. I permed my hair in eighth grade in order to assimilate to the white area I lived in. I permed it to be accepted into society… In this case society had me hanging by my hair… by cutting it off I was able to free myself from its grip.” – Sekaya Harris, CA
“I went natural because relaxers did nothing for my hair because my hair is naturally thin and would grow and then break off… I noticed my hair was thicker and stonger in its natural state so I decided NO MORE CHEMICALS! … I don’t have to waste money at hair salons every two weeks like I used to… I am HAPPY TO BE NAPPY!” Ashleigh Owens, OH
“I decided to go natural because I was tired of the monthly routine of getting a perm, having natural hair allows me to experiment with my hair without having to worry about damaging it. I also just wanted to see what my hair type was REALLY LIKE. I love my natural hair because it fits me so well!” Tatiana Pile, VA
“I went natural because relaxers did nothing for my hair because my hair is naturally thin and would grow and then break off… I noticed my hair was thicker and stonger in its natural state so I decided NO MORE CHEMICALS! … I don’t have to waste money at hair salons every two weeks like I used to… I am HAPPY TO BE NAPPY!” Ashleigh Owens, OH
“I decided to go natural because I was tired of the monthly routine of getting a perm, having natural hair allows me to experiment with my hair without having to worry about damaging it. I also just wanted to see what my hair type was REALLY LIKE. I love my natural hair because it fits me so well!” Tatiana Pile, VA
-- Taking Hollywood by STORM.
I love Sekaya story I felt the same way
ReplyDeleteLOVE it =)
ReplyDeletecan i just say, i LOVE this.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me Happy to see young ladies embracing their NATURAL selves... #content
ReplyDeleteI just recently went natural yay us
ReplyDeleteI went natural a while ago but I have very thick, course hair and it was alot to manage along with managing my husband, career and kids. For me it wasn't liberating!! But its all about product so if I decide to truely go natural I would need to do some research on inexpensive products. But I am so happy to see young African American ladies not allowing societal norms of what beauty is dictate your own ideas of what it is to ne beautiful.....very refreshing!!
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