It is definitely policing when you are worried about whaat a GROWN AZZ woman chooses to do with HER head. Just sip YOUR own water and mind your OWN business. This is coming from someone who is darkskin and wears locs now. There is NO WAY. I would waste MY energy worried about how some stranger wears THEIR hair. It’s 2024 and black women always talking about har is very played out and tiresome. The natural hair movement has been out since 2000 (with websites like Nappturality and Longhaircare forum) so honestly none of your topics are new under the sun. So if black women want to continue wear wigs, braids….LET THEM, ITS THEIR HAIR!!! Geesh. It’s THEIR choice. YOU have the same choice. I understand empowerment but trying to tear those women down who choose to wear their hair a way you don’t like…..is not it. There are just more important topics we could be focused on. Maybe this is just for views, i get it 😂😂
They’re out here fighting for the wigs . I almost think it’s a hater of BW that posted that comment. Surely it can’t be a BW because she’s so caught up in BW continuing being mocked and laughed at because of our bald heads by the same South Eastern Asian women she seeks validation from when our lives and theirs do not converge at all. She fails to understand the spiritual, racial and economic ramifications of the continuation of wig wearing by BW ,that goes against our phenotypes and losing our pretty privilege.She’s so sad I want to cry but we’re going to have to leave such people behind and soldier on likeminded BW.
It make no sense to wear a protective style 90% of the time when you are young and have healthy hair. Wear your own healthy hair while you are young and wait until your hair is thinning in old age before you become a slave to the wig. Just my honest opinion.
I’m so glad I’m coming across more channels of black women promoting natural hair. I got tired of video after video of black women wearing weaves and talking about how much they hate their natural hair and prefer their weaves.
These wigs and weaves have seriously made us delusional. 1. We look better our own hair. How can the hair that grows out of your scalp not look good on you/be right for you??? Seems like we’re the only ones that have this problem right? All of us look better with full, thick healthy curls & coils rather than a stiff wig lace showing and hard edges. Y’all would rather look like a bad imitation that actually take care of what you’re born with. 2. In 95% of cases nobody believes the straight/wavy wig is ours. Even if it looks good or realistic. “It looks good for a wig” is the most you’ll get. So trying to find the finest lace or laying the edges perfectly or spending $400…it’s still gonna be perceived as a decent looking wig. Not “wow she has such beautiful hair. I’m jealous ” Which is what all of us want right? Everyone just perceives it as a knock off of other women’s beauty bc why are we spending hundred to mimic the texture of others…who don’t do the same for us? Hmm? And 3. With some time and patience, yall could’ve already had the HEALTHY waist length hair of your dreams in a few years. 5-6 max if you practiced good length retention. Instead of taking out a small loan every time you need a wig. A full set of natural hair products will set you back maybe $100-$200 a year…but it’s a tiny fraction of the price of constantly buying these new wigs that are ruining your hair and hiding your true beauty.
The sad thing is that a lot of young black women have lost a lot of their hair. Especially around the edges. I have seen some with receding hairlines. Hopefully it grows back.
I agree with you girlie! For some, wearing wigs/weaves/braids has become less about fun, but rather more about being “acceptable” or only feeling “pretty” in these and as a result covering up there God-given beautiful hair; mostly due to a multitude of reasons. We do have the most unique hair, and we’ve been taught directly or indirectly that it just wasn’t acceptable. Yet, detaching from this lie has been a true blessing for me, so I am thankful for your channel! For years I would get braids back to back (while only letting my hair breathe for a week). Just a few months ago, I begin wearing my natural hair (in mini twists, out or in mini braids, etc.) it was challenging at first, I wanted to throw in braids again any chance I got; yet prayer and asking God to help me see myself as He does really helped. I do pray for other black women, that they would too embrace what they were given. For the ones who do cleave to weaves/braids/wigs/relaxers, I do hope they are informed of the risks that are associated with them. Thanks for making the content you do. We are beautiful too, I’m a firmer believer in trusting that God doesn’t make any mistakes; and He sure didn’t with our hair 💜🤍😊
I agree. Many black women still think they are more beautiful with straight hair Then black women say they love God. God made your natural hair. It wasn't a mistake having kinky curly hair.
@@ChocolateSquadChannel as a fellow SAn, yes. She's lying too, yes MOST SAn women wear either braids, short hair or cute natural afros. As of lately (maybe 2017-2024), we have seen a rise in IG models and "baddie aesthetic" in which we are being pressured into wearing weaves. I'm not a groupie or club girl but I've heard stories from other girls were they wanted to wear their natural hair to the club or vacation and been told "o ya phi o ngana frontal" which translates to "where are you going when you don't have a frontal (lace front weave". The IG baddies are promoting this weird "boujee" lifestyle of expensive weaves and makeup and more and more girls are starting to feel pressured into wearing weaves. A few years back, in SA you wouldn't have seen that many straight weaves on social media and real life. These weave girls love to act like the fake hair makes them more expensive and glamorous. It's almost a classism thing because a lot of girls dont wear the Brazilian wigs and when you dont have a wig you're seen as poor or less than. The "slay queen" mentality is taking over and slowly natural hair is dying 😭
Girl, i was gonna buy a wig but heard an exotical say that when they see us wearing their hair they see it as us saying they are better looking. Nah, only yaki and kinky bundles from now on lol
@@UniqaLinesI wear 3c curly lace less Afro wigs and 4c hair throw on Afro wigs (pfp is a wig) but majority time I wear my own hair with beautiful African style headscarves as accessories 👍.
As a South African young woman who knows that there are a lot of schools where relaxed hair is the norm while dreadlocks are not allowed, where a majority of people in some townships don't consider their hair "done" unless a girl's hair is relaxed and a boy's hair is cut, where the default hairstyle for important events like university graduations seem to be lace front wigs (or at least braids or cornrows WITH EXTENSIONS) for a large number of people, and people still believe that "black people's hair can't grow long" and "an afro is hard and uncombable", we need these conversations. Hiding or altering afro hair is not just for fun, it's the only way some people know how to make themselves feel good and confident. And it's not just an individual's struggle, it's shared by a large number of people. Mindsets like that of Miss Power Ranger over there are some of the most difficult challenges we face, slowing down the progress of getting more and more South African black women and girls to embrace their afro hair.
The wig ladies are at it again. At this point we also dont care. With this inflation I wish them good luck with the wig obsession. If the wig ladies decide to wear wigs then please for the love of god: wear something that resemble your features. The other day I had a date with a white man and we saw a black girl passing by with long red hair. Me and him looked at each other and just shook our heads. Yes it’s embarrassing and yes we have the right to call it out. This is why the “exoticlulu” are claiming that we are jealous of them. We keep confirming this by wearing their textures
I hope you weren’t talking about inside problems with this white man on your date. That part was a little weird ngl. Could care less how a yte person feels about the issues of Afro hair
I see this woman saying that in case you want to switch hairstyles then you would try on a wig with the same texture as you or other color and i agree with her, it's the most used excuse. Also, have you noticed that is when they do these looks putting so much effort into their make up, clothes and nails that they wear wigs mostly?👀 Like hum...
Do you remember a while ago when that Nigerian lady said "Don't wear natural hair to my event" ? She also said that when she wears an expensive dress and heels, natural hair just doesn't cut it for her. :/
@@ChocolateSquadChannel exactly, why isn't the hair that grows out of your scalp adequate enough to wear it when you put effort in your looks? It doesnt deserve it? I don't buy that is just for fun And why the look to be complete for you it needs to be straight or weaves? Those are the hair from another people, is that you think you hair is not enough or cheap? The more you think about it the more bizarre it gets
Black women dont know most of them look like drag Queens when they do all that exaggerated makeup and hair. We are already women, we don't need all that stuff.
I’m southern Sudanese, but I was born and raised in America and your right most hair vendors here are Korean. But also thanks for making this space, you're so right tho if I don't like something someone is saying I just click not interested, or if I'm offended I just block them idk why people watch and dwel on content that they don't like. Or that doesn't make them feel good
I was guilty of the back to back braids like a day in between. I stopped relaxing in 2017 and my hair was so damaged from it I thought braids will repair and regrow and they yes did help but since learning even more about the toxic synthetic hair I've since stopped braids in Feb. Now only wearing two strand twists and twist outs no extension or added hair until i learn my natural hair. It is SO empowering to wear my own hair now. I get compliments that no one even gave wearning non natural hairstyles LOL.
It’s honestly creepy how desperately some Black women want to keep wearing other women’s hair. If they could wear other women’s skin they would. The victim mentality is creepy and I honestly don’t feel bad for people who aren’t willing to evolve. I empathize but they aren’t victims to me, so why feel bad? 😅
You know , I’m really not sure where that term , exotica’s’ came from. I think anyone can be that. With that being said , I would think it would apply to the most unique person with the most unique and different hair that really no one else has.
It came from BWE channels when they referred to mixed race or light skin or curly hair women. They always called those type of women exoticals for some reason, so the so called exoticals just took the word lol
Yes this was an amazing video. Stating just how some women with 4a-c hair feel about their hair. Before I went natural I didn’t like my hair out for nothing, the weird thing is I always felt insecure while wearing the wigs or hair ponytails. But now I have my confidence in myself and not worried if the wigs look’s good or if it matches my texture. It just feels better to wear my own hair. So keep up the good work love on helping women to discover their truth . It’s only hair” it’s just for fun. It’s time to unpack that narrative. Honestly when you embrace your own hair it’s hard to wear someone else’s. 😊
Yeah there’s no excuse I’m a alt person and for years I have found ways to have fun with different cuts and colors and still make it Afro centric even now with my scene hair I achieved the silhouette with locs
We can do our hair anyway we want but why can't we wear our hair that is indigenous to our genotype/phenotypes. Non-black women wear hairpieces extensions, etc., but it is usually in the same texture as their hair. I like wearing latch hook style, but they hear that I use is similar in texture to my own hair here that is typical of black American women. I have had people question why I use kink your hair thin hair that is my texture. I like the thicker kinkier hair , but it should not be considered as bad here which I do not. Only thing is this more offensive to me when this comes from people who are American blacks are blacks from other countries who like to have their hair straight. Some people have been braiding their hair so tight they do not realize that their hairline is receiving. I do not have to call my hair for almost 2 months when I wear latch, hook, style, but people think it's my natural hair because it is the texture most black American women . I just cut my hair down to 1 1/2 inches #blackhairisbeautiful.
At last an honest video on wearing other women's hair texture to hide the afro self hate it looks absolutely ridiculous everyone laughing behind their backs. Well done 👏🏻 about time
Yeah there’s no excuse I’m a alt person and for years I have found ways to have fun with different cuts and colors and still make it Afro centric even now with my scene hair I achieved the silhouette with locs
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It is definitely policing when you are worried about whaat a GROWN AZZ woman chooses to do with HER head.
Just sip YOUR own water and mind your OWN business.
This is coming from someone who is darkskin and wears locs now.
There is NO WAY. I would waste MY energy worried about how some stranger wears THEIR hair.
It’s 2024 and black women always talking about har is very played out and tiresome.
The natural hair movement has been out since 2000 (with websites like Nappturality and Longhaircare forum) so honestly none of your topics are new under the sun. So if black women want to continue wear wigs, braids….LET THEM, ITS THEIR HAIR!!! Geesh.
It’s THEIR choice.
YOU have the same choice.
I understand empowerment but trying to tear those women down who choose to wear their hair a way you don’t like…..is not it.
There are just more important topics we could be focused on.
Maybe this is just for views, i get it 😂😂
Comment Response Chronicles #3 anyone?
@@ChocolateSquadChannel of course 😅😂😅
@@ChocolateSquadChanneldefinitely 😂
She sound mad lol. Why did she click the video if she’s tired of the topic 🤦🏾♀️🤔
They’re out here fighting for the wigs . I almost think it’s a hater of BW that posted that comment. Surely it can’t be a BW because she’s so caught up in BW continuing being mocked and laughed at because of our bald heads by the same South Eastern Asian women she seeks validation from when our lives and theirs do not converge at all.
She fails to understand the spiritual, racial and economic ramifications of the continuation of wig wearing by BW ,that goes against our phenotypes and losing our pretty privilege.She’s so sad I want to cry but we’re going to have to leave such people behind and soldier on likeminded BW.
Why are they trying to gaslight you when you’re trying to save their edges and self esteem 😭😭
I giggled
Cognitive dissonance. They are defending assimilation to white standard of beauty and deep down they know it's wrong.
There was no self-esteem to be saved.
to quote J Cole "don't save her, she don't wanna be saved" lol
It make no sense to wear a protective style 90% of the time when you are young and have healthy hair. Wear your own healthy hair while you are young and wait until your hair is thinning in old age before you become a slave to the wig. Just my honest opinion.
Even older women may not realise but their greys make them look so majestic!!
@@ChocolateSquadChannelgrey hair is absolutely gorgeous 😍
You can use your own hair to do protective styles
The women in my family wear their hair . They’re currently in their 50s my grandma wore hers too. It may not be needed if you take care of it ❤
Wearing extensions when your hair is thinning out would make it break or thin out faster.
I’m so glad I’m coming across more channels of black women promoting natural hair. I got tired of video after video of black women wearing weaves and talking about how much they hate their natural hair and prefer their weaves.
They almost sucked me in too...
How dare you encourage BW to love themselves and promote sit esteem!
Right! Lock me up already! 😂
These wigs and weaves have seriously made us delusional.
1. We look better our own hair. How can the hair that grows out of your scalp not look good on you/be right for you??? Seems like we’re the only ones that have this problem right? All of us look better with full, thick healthy curls & coils rather than a stiff wig lace showing and hard edges. Y’all would rather look like a bad imitation that actually take care of what you’re born with.
2. In 95% of cases nobody believes the straight/wavy wig is ours. Even if it looks good or realistic. “It looks good for a wig” is the most you’ll get. So trying to find the finest lace or laying the edges perfectly or spending $400…it’s still gonna be perceived as a decent looking wig. Not “wow she has such beautiful hair. I’m jealous ” Which is what all of us want right? Everyone just perceives it as a knock off of other women’s beauty bc why are we spending hundred to mimic the texture of others…who don’t do the same for us? Hmm?
And 3. With some time and patience, yall could’ve already had the HEALTHY waist length hair of your dreams in a few years. 5-6 max if you practiced good length retention. Instead of taking out a small loan every time you need a wig. A full set of natural hair products will set you back maybe $100-$200 a year…but it’s a tiny fraction of the price of constantly buying these new wigs that are ruining your hair and hiding your true beauty.
truth
FACTS
The sad thing is that a lot of young black women have lost a lot of their hair. Especially around the edges. I have seen some with receding hairlines. Hopefully it grows back.
That traction alopecia is no joke :(
They are fulfilling the prophecy that they're trying to avoid and they can't even see it.
I agree with you girlie! For some, wearing wigs/weaves/braids has become less about fun, but rather more about being “acceptable” or only feeling “pretty” in these and as a result covering up there God-given beautiful hair; mostly due to a multitude of reasons. We do have the most unique hair, and we’ve been taught directly or indirectly that it just wasn’t acceptable. Yet, detaching from this lie has been a true blessing for me, so I am thankful for your channel! For years I would get braids back to back (while only letting my hair breathe for a week). Just a few months ago, I begin wearing my natural hair (in mini twists, out or in mini braids, etc.) it was challenging at first, I wanted to throw in braids again any chance I got; yet prayer and asking God to help me see myself as He does really helped. I do pray for other black women, that they would too embrace what they were given. For the ones who do cleave to weaves/braids/wigs/relaxers, I do hope they are informed of the risks that are associated with them. Thanks for making the content you do. We are beautiful too, I’m a firmer believer in trusting that God doesn’t make any mistakes; and He sure didn’t with our hair 💜🤍😊
Beautifully said 😊
I agree. Many black women still think they are more beautiful with straight hair Then black women say they love God. God made your natural hair. It wasn't a mistake having kinky curly hair.
Amen :)
I’m South African and I DISAGREE with miss Power Ranger over there!!
She’s making so many excuses for why she refuses to wear her hair 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I thought as much 🤭
@@ChocolateSquadChannel as a fellow SAn, yes.
She's lying too, yes MOST SAn women wear either braids, short hair or cute natural afros. As of lately (maybe 2017-2024), we have seen a rise in IG models and "baddie aesthetic" in which we are being pressured into wearing weaves.
I'm not a groupie or club girl but I've heard stories from other girls were they wanted to wear their natural hair to the club or vacation and been told "o ya phi o ngana frontal" which translates to "where are you going when you don't have a frontal (lace front weave". The IG baddies are promoting this weird "boujee" lifestyle of expensive weaves and makeup and more and more girls are starting to feel pressured into wearing weaves. A few years back, in SA you wouldn't have seen that many straight weaves on social media and real life.
These weave girls love to act like the fake hair makes them more expensive and glamorous. It's almost a classism thing because a lot of girls dont wear the Brazilian wigs and when you dont have a wig you're seen as poor or less than.
The "slay queen" mentality is taking over and slowly natural hair is dying 😭
You hit it at the nail cici 😢this thing yadi slay queen haii. We uswd to love free hand hairstyles but now😢@@modisedaeswatiniprincess6944
@modisedaeswatiniprincess6944 definitely a club girl look
@@modisedaeswatiniprincess6944 You’re so right, sis!! This is why I’m being intentional about fighting against hair texturism and internalised rac!sm.
Girl, i was gonna buy a wig but heard an exotical say that when they see us wearing their hair they see it as us saying they are better looking. Nah, only yaki and kinky bundles from now on lol
Love that for you! Yaki looks like a blowout on my hair :)
@ChocolateSquadChannel fr looks so good also loved the part where you talk about how deep it is to empower black women very heartfelt ♡
@@blueorchid5971 as you should. Outside of cosplay you shouldn't be wearing wigs that don't match your texture
@UniqaLines exactlyyyy
@@UniqaLinesI wear 3c curly lace less Afro wigs and 4c hair throw on Afro wigs (pfp is a wig) but majority time I wear my own hair with beautiful African style headscarves as accessories 👍.
As a South African young woman who knows that there are a lot of schools where relaxed hair is the norm while dreadlocks are not allowed, where a majority of people in some townships don't consider their hair "done" unless a girl's hair is relaxed and a boy's hair is cut, where the default hairstyle for important events like university graduations seem to be lace front wigs (or at least braids or cornrows WITH EXTENSIONS) for a large number of people, and people still believe that "black people's hair can't grow long" and "an afro is hard and uncombable", we need these conversations. Hiding or altering afro hair is not just for fun, it's the only way some people know how to make themselves feel good and confident. And it's not just an individual's struggle, it's shared by a large number of people. Mindsets like that of Miss Power Ranger over there are some of the most difficult challenges we face, slowing down the progress of getting more and more South African black women and girls to embrace their afro hair.
I pray for you guys :(
The wig ladies are at it again. At this point we also dont care. With this inflation I wish them good luck with the wig obsession. If the wig ladies decide to wear wigs then please for the love of god: wear something that resemble your features. The other day I had a date with a white man and we saw a black girl passing by with long red hair. Me and him looked at each other and just shook our heads. Yes it’s embarrassing and yes we have the right to call it out. This is why the “exoticlulu” are claiming that we are jealous of them. We keep confirming this by wearing their textures
Even though I think all textures are beautiful, I prefer to prioritise my own! Especially on this channel. :)
Facts
The money they spend on wigs or weaves could be saved for emergencies & invested for future needs like retirement or buying a house
I hope you weren’t talking about inside problems with this white man on your date. That part was a little weird ngl. Could care less how a yte person feels about the issues of Afro hair
@@sashao.1534 omg i just realised that part. i hope not too dang
My hair is the healthiest it’s ever been since I have embraced my natural hair. I wish I had done this eons ago.
I see this woman saying that in case you want to switch hairstyles then you would try on a wig with the same texture as you or other color and i agree with her, it's the most used excuse.
Also, have you noticed that is when they do these looks putting so much effort into their make up, clothes and nails that they wear wigs mostly?👀 Like hum...
Do you remember a while ago when that Nigerian lady said "Don't wear natural hair to my event" ? She also said that when she wears an expensive dress and heels, natural hair just doesn't cut it for her. :/
@@ChocolateSquadChannel exactly, why isn't the hair that grows out of your scalp adequate enough to wear it when you put effort in your looks? It doesnt deserve it? I don't buy that is just for fun
And why the look to be complete for you it needs to be straight or weaves? Those are the hair from another people, is that you think you hair is not enough or cheap? The more you think about it the more bizarre it gets
Black women dont know most of them look like drag Queens when they do all that exaggerated makeup and hair. We are already women, we don't need all that stuff.
I’m southern Sudanese, but I was born and raised in America and your right most hair vendors here are Korean. But also thanks for making this space, you're so right tho if I don't like something someone is saying I just click not interested, or if I'm offended I just block them idk why people watch and dwel on content that they don't like. Or that doesn't make them feel good
right?
I was guilty of the back to back braids like a day in between. I stopped relaxing in 2017 and my hair was so damaged from it I thought braids will repair and regrow and they yes did help but since learning even more about the toxic synthetic hair I've since stopped braids in Feb. Now only wearing two strand twists and twist outs no extension or added hair until i learn my natural hair. It is SO empowering to wear my own hair now. I get compliments that no one even gave wearning non natural hairstyles LOL.
And I bet those compliments mean even more now because they are reflections of you dedication to learn your hair and keep it healthy :)
That's ironic because wig culture is cultish as fuck
Yess talk your shit ♡
LMAO XD
I love my 4c hair and today is my wash day 😁 my favourite day ❤ love your videos
Thank you so much! And yeah wash day is so relaxing for me.
It’s honestly creepy how desperately some Black women want to keep wearing other women’s hair. If they could wear other women’s skin they would. The victim mentality is creepy and I honestly don’t feel bad for people who aren’t willing to evolve. I empathize but they aren’t victims to me, so why feel bad? 😅
You know , I’m really not sure where that term , exotica’s’ came from. I think anyone can be that. With that being said , I would think it would apply to the most unique person with the most unique and different hair that really no one else has.
Exactly we are actually exotical in our own right.
It came from BWE channels when they referred to mixed race or light skin or curly hair women. They always called those type of women exoticals for some reason, so the so called exoticals just took the word lol
It came from lipstick alley like 20 years ago
I'm a white dude, so maybe you don't care what I think, but black women with natural hair look amazing. All that product, wigs, etc is not attractive.
Yes this was an amazing video. Stating just how some women with 4a-c hair feel about their hair. Before I went natural I didn’t like my hair out for nothing, the weird thing is I always felt insecure while wearing the wigs or hair ponytails. But now I have my confidence in myself and not worried if the wigs look’s good or if it matches my texture. It just feels better to wear my own hair. So keep up the good work love on helping women to discover their truth . It’s only hair” it’s just for fun. It’s time to unpack that narrative. Honestly when you embrace your own hair it’s hard to wear someone else’s. 😊
I'm happy for you! :)
Keep doing what you are doing sis. It’s all a tactic to make you cut your own wings off for you not to fly.
Thank you, I will. :)
Yeah there’s no excuse I’m a alt person and for years I have found ways to have fun with different cuts and colors and still make it Afro centric even now with my scene hair I achieved the silhouette with locs
Watching this wearing my full afro ☕
twinning! my afro is in full force rn :)
@@Ms.JackieBrown I loove the michiko pfp
omg i didn't even realise yes michiko malandro!
Well said! I just came across your channel, subscribing.
Thank you so much!! Welcome to the Chocolate Squad :)
Why is she lying about South Africans lol
Loool
New subbie, love the video!
We can do our hair anyway we want but why can't we wear our hair that is indigenous to our genotype/phenotypes. Non-black women wear hairpieces extensions, etc., but it is usually in the same texture as their hair.
I like wearing latch hook style, but they hear that I use is similar in texture to my own hair here that is typical of black American women. I have had people question why I use kink your hair thin hair that is my texture. I like the thicker kinkier hair , but it should not be considered as bad here which I do not. Only thing is this more offensive to me when this comes from people who are American blacks are blacks from other countries who like to have their hair straight.
Some people have been braiding their hair so tight they do not realize that their hairline is receiving. I do not have to call my hair for almost 2 months when I wear latch, hook, style, but people think it's my natural hair because it is the texture most black American women .
I just cut my hair down to 1 1/2 inches
#blackhairisbeautiful.
Yes!
As a white person who always desperately wanted kinkier curlier hair like a black woman, this channel makes me happy.
Thank you for this video I like and appreciate it
I appreciate you! Thanks for watching :)
It’s cultishly HOT! 😋💗
Unrelated but your accent!! Im also a fellow londoner too!
I'm actually from Essex but close enough! :)
Subscribed🎉❤❤🎉Loved this after 20 seconds in...my first time here I know I'll love your content❤
Ah thank you! Welcome to the squad! :)
💜💜💜💜
8:33 for real
At last an honest video on wearing other women's hair texture to hide the afro self hate it looks absolutely ridiculous everyone laughing behind their backs. Well done 👏🏻 about time
Yeah there’s no excuse I’m a alt person and for years I have found ways to have fun with different cuts and colors and still make it Afro centric even now with my scene hair I achieved the silhouette with locs