{1} Natural Hair on Brown Females

I'm basically sending a message to all brown women to love their hair the way it is. You don't need chemicals to be pretty, love your hair, love you!!!!!! Oh yeah, I'm reading something that I wrote, for those of you who like to note at the fact that I'm reading, I simply didn't want to mess up, so I read it. They're my words and opinion none the less. I'm stating it here!!!

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[Jazzzyy123]

I love my african american hair and im mixed with puerto rican but im only half black but i have 100% kinky hair. Im 13 and never had a perm and i love my hair.

[chery818]

@Jazzzyy123 Hey hun, I'm glad you love your hair, I love mine too :0)

[AvonMommyTSW]

Thank you for this message and for your channel. I LOVE your beautiful hair! I just wish people would also recognize that not only brown girls have 4c natural hair. I'm high yellow with very tight coiled African hair.  I'm so happy I found someone with hair similar to mine so that I can get good advice on how to manage and style it.

[chery818]

@AvonMommyTSW Hey hun, I only said brown just so I didn't say black women (even though I said black women in the video) LOL... I just feel we are all shades of brown from light to dark but I don't know any black ppl. I'm glad you will be able to use my videos :0)

[Ashleyispeachy]

If you want to wear your hair naturally that's fine with me but it's annoying when black women say other black women perm their hair because they hate their natural hair. Everyone does something to their hair, whether it's dying it, cutting it, washing it or brushing it. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this and I have no problem perming my hair occasionally.

[chery818]

@Ashleyispeachy I never said the word "hate" once in this video... You should probably listen to it again, I think you took it out of context.

[mcamurray]

it's hard for YOU to comb out b/c YOU don't know how to comb it properly. I can comb MY hair very easily. and no, i don't have "good hair".

and YOU think it looks better straight. that's not an OBJECTIVE FACT.

[Lilliandandy]

I LOVE your video! So many black folks have been conditioned to hate their natural hair as evidenced by all this relaxers and weave nonsense. Parents need to teach their children to love the way the Lord made them, including their natural beautiful hair. Thanks again for the video!

[2forgetful1]

Hello!!

[9Sankofa9]

@AvonMommyTSW Everytime I see a sister with natural hair I compliment her on how nice her hair looks. I feel that if all black men who admire sisters with natural hair would do this one thing it would eliminate the thought that men may be ignoring them because of their natural hair. In most cases that is a assumption not fact. The day WILL come when the majority of our sisters will be natural the website ebonyheart2heart in their hair section lists all the chemicals and side effects! A MUST SEE

[synthie100]

@CuddlyBubbles1

THEY BOTH INVOLVE ALTERING THE APPEARANCE AND TEXTURE OF AFRO HAIR TO LOOK STRAIGHT. PERMANENET OR TEMPORARY ITS THE SAME THING... STRIVING FOR STRAIGHT HAIR

[coldestwoman]

yes yes yes. i have been rough with my hair since the beginning. because that's what i was taught. get it done and over with but that myth is so far from the truth. i just learned to be extremely gentle with me and my daughters natural beautiful hair. i also learned that if it hurts as in managing it, then i need to do something different, like add water. it shouldn't hurt cause our hair is fragile and the better you take care of it with care, the longer it grows.....