Thank you for mentioning the childish, merit less pushback Beyoncé has received from haters. To claim she doesn’t belong in the hair care space is LUDICROUS! She’s shown several times how she cares for her hair ( which she protects on stage with wigs ),and so-called fans STILL REFUSE to believe that’s her hair. Black people can be their own worst haters sometimes. SMDH!
Beyonce can do whatever she wants. Black chicks get on my nerves with the ignorance. I find it interesting that women judge her for wearing wigs when they wear weaves and wigs too! We ask nothing of other hair care lines that don't support us or our communities but we want Beyonce to be Jesus Christ on the cross dying for our sins. Miss me with the fioolishness. Thank you for your review. I am purchasing her products because I love her. I CAN AFFORD IT, and I am supporting a black woman like I have supported Tracey, Taraji, and everybody else.
Do you also feel the same way for 4U by Tia Mowry, Flawless by Gabrielle Union, TPH by Taraji P. Henson, and PATTERN by Tracee Ellis Ross? I’m genuinely curious if you feel this way for all celebrity hair brands or just Beyoncé’s venture in this space.
@@Mitch-Alex honestly, Beyoncé topic aside, I say yes. I don’t think one brand can necessarily cater to everyone’s hair type because there’s nuances within textures so I like that there’s a variety. Every market (beauty, service-based, tech, etc) may seem over saturated but that’s where the brand differentiates to stand out. I have variety of tennis shoes because I like to switch up, same for hair.
@@ivyjean4085 Not you defending a billionaire . . . But n/m . . . I'm sure she is providing employment to many people working on this project which is always a positive thing.
Thank you for mentioning the childish, merit less pushback Beyoncé has received from haters. To claim she doesn’t belong in the hair care space is LUDICROUS! She’s shown several times how she cares for her hair ( which she protects on stage with wigs ),and so-called fans STILL REFUSE to believe that’s her hair. Black people can be their own worst haters sometimes. SMDH!
Perfectly said! I appreciate your commentary.
Ok. An saying she should wear her hair. Didn’t her mother show her hair years ago but other haircare owners doesn’t show their hair only models ok.
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Beyonce can do whatever she wants. Black chicks get on my nerves with the ignorance. I find it interesting that women judge her for wearing wigs when they wear weaves and wigs too! We ask nothing of other hair care lines that don't support us or our communities but we want Beyonce to be Jesus Christ on the cross dying for our sins. Miss me with the fioolishness. Thank you for your review. I am purchasing her products because I love her. I CAN AFFORD IT, and I am supporting a black woman like I have supported Tracey, Taraji, and everybody else.
Thank you for your review. Great job!
Thank you so much!
I'm so over these expensive celebrity hair care lines. Especially when they have stylist and wear wigs.
🙏 Promo sm
She's has enough money.
She should leave this venture to other independent black own businesses.
Do you also feel the same way for 4U by Tia Mowry, Flawless by Gabrielle Union, TPH by Taraji P. Henson, and PATTERN by Tracee Ellis Ross? I’m genuinely curious if you feel this way for all celebrity hair brands or just Beyoncé’s venture in this space.
@@shaylanisecreative Well that's sort of also the point, there are already so many other hair care brands, do we really need another 😮💨
@@Mitch-Alex honestly, Beyoncé topic aside, I say yes. I don’t think one brand can necessarily cater to everyone’s hair type because there’s nuances within textures so I like that there’s a variety. Every market (beauty, service-based, tech, etc) may seem over saturated but that’s where the brand differentiates to stand out. I have variety of tennis shoes because I like to switch up, same for hair.
Money does run out no matter how much you have, you have to keep working and have several streams of income.
@@ivyjean4085 Not you defending a billionaire . . . But n/m . . . I'm sure she is providing employment to many people working on this project which is always a positive thing.
Her brand should be called saturated...ugh