Protect (save) your hair, not the style.
I am the most naturally beautiful woman I know. I seek to obtain
the highest level of my own standard of beauty and do not wish to attain anyone
else’s beauty traits. Develop your own
standard of beauty, and then set yourself on top of it.
You are not Tracee Ellis Ross so you cannot have Tracee Ellis
Ross’ hair, but you can practice attaining Tracee Ellis Ross’ hairstyle. Fill
in your own hair crush’s name.
I am waiting for the day that being called a “natural girl” is
unnecessary. I would like for
curly/kinky/nappy hair to be a viewed as regular everyday hair, no different
from straight blonde hair. I want it to be as desirable as straight blonde hair
seems to be.
No other race is referring to themselves as “naturals”. When I think about it, all my black/blackish ex-boyfriends were all “naturals”.
A lot of my coworkers (non-blacks) have all been “naturals”. Hell, most
of the people we interact with are “naturals” but they just consider themselves
to be regular people with regular, yet diverse, hair. I want my curly/kinky
hair to be considered regular hair like everyone else.
Do you think of my perspective right now?
Be well... Mickel
Thanks for the insight queen~~~ cant wait to be off so i can play in my mane~~~
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