Tyra Banks goes weaveless; Props to the women who wear their REAL hair (theater, movie theater)
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What difference does it make how she wears her hair anyway? I will care when she starts paying my bills, rent and anything else I can think of. Until then, she be bald for all I care. She is her own person and the less people worried about what someone else is or isn't doing, will be alot happier.
She's pretty no matter how she wears her hair. Who am I to judge what she should or shouldn't do?
I feel the same way.
Nothing she chooses to do with her hair is going to affect my life.
Nothing she chooses to do with her hair will make her less attractive.
I feel the same way.
Nothing she chooses to do with her hair is going to affect my life.
Nothing she chooses to do with her hair will make her less attractive.
I wear weave myself and do not plan on wearing my real. I wear weave so I can brush and go. No hot iron,blow dryer/hair dryer/perms/hot comb. I hate styling my hair.
her hair isn't really natural is it? Isn't it relaxed?
Natural meaning it's hers. Styling one's hair is understandable and acceptable, doesn't make the hair any less hers. I'd rather have that than a bunch of fake hair (or real hair not theirs) stuck onto the scalp.
Speaking selfishly, various songs that talk about running your fingers through a girl's hair didn't plan on snagging fingernails on track sticks, or tied ends.
When Chris Rock's young daughter asked him why she didn't have "good hair" it prompted him to find out who put this idea in his daughter's head. The result, a funny but also serious documentary about African American hair culture. Good Hair | Sundance Festival 2009
When Chris Rock's young daughter asked him why she didn't have "good hair" it prompted him to find out who put this idea in his daughter's head. The result, a funny but also serious documentary about African American hair culture. Good Hair | Sundance Festival 2009
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