Hello , could you post a video about blaspheme rights in Northern Nigerian States ? Because many apostates, atheist, ex-muslims and homosexuals are jailed since 40 years , at least. Meanwhile i really appreciate your diaspora , you have to denounce the sharia law established in muslim majority states.
I got dragged on multiple Natural Hair videos by both black people and non black people because I called out the texturism in the black community and I said women with type 4 hair should center ourselves and create our own movement since the original natural hair movement centered mixed women with type 2 and 3 hair. I was tired of seeing women with type 4 hair putting mixed women and non black women with type 2 and 3 hair on a pedestal and calling their type 4 hair nappy and bad. I got tired of hearing “ my 4c hair could never “ and “ I hate my type 4 hair I wish I had loose curls”. Black women with type 4 hair have to embrace our natural hair and stop comparing it to other hair types. Also I have 4a natural hair and yes I can still speak out against the texturism in the black community because I still have type 4 hair.
You speak nothing but facts! And those same mixed women made there on movement (exoticals) which is all about how ppl with type 4 hair are envious and pedestal them. We gotta stop. We gotta start loving and embracing our own hair and texture. I can't even wear 3b curly crotchet hair now without hearing their words "they wanna be us..." I will fiercely love my natural hair just to prove that 3b is not the only way to be the "beauty standard". We helped make exotical women the beauty standard but it's not too late to put ourselves on the pedestal. ❤️
Exactly. On the subreddits for natural hair and black hair, we see so many posts like that nearly every week. Whenever I call it out, they tell me I'm mean, I have no empathy, and I don't understand because my hair is probably not short or type 4. But it is type 4 and I wouldn't consider it long since I'm quite a way from my goal length. They find it so hard to believe someone actually loves and wants type 4 hair. Even the ones with long and thick hair still complain and say they wish they had loose curls. It's exhausting.
@@somtochukwuonyeka4060 I have long hair and I love my type 4 hair. I don’t wish it to be loose curls at all. It’s like they think everyone with type 4 hair hates their hair.
That's it, I'm tired of that sh!t. I'm going to start a space for ladies with 4A to 4C hair (the one that defies gravity only) to praise ourselves, keep track of our journey, share products and style recommendations. Only for girls who try to accept, love and grow their hair on the daily, no room for haters. We need our own bubble of positivity and appreciation. I'm tired of sharing the internet with some people.
@@honks9484 I have type 3b and 3 c and some parts at the front are type 4a. I have a mix of so many different types. I am mixed race and and my hair truly proves that. 😂. All my childhood and teenage years was my white mother getting so angry with my hair. Threatening to shave it all off and then one day in 6th grade she took me to a hair salon and had them take my beautiful long hair(down to my waist) and had them cut it into a mushroom cut. I cried for days and days that I wanted my hair back. She was a white lady and was so inconvenienced of my hair and made me very self conscious. As a teen I had to straighten my hair so that my mother and my aunt would not make fun of me. I think she was embarrassed to have a mixed race child and tried very hard to hide me. My skin is brown how did she explain that I've no idea. And my father was not ever around because she did not allow him to be. I'm 38 and still haven't met him not do I know his name. I do know that he tried to see me many times for 5 years straight but gave up for some reason. I wish I wish he hadn't left me there.
The self hate is embarrassing. Why do people feel the need to voice their ignorant opinions? If I disagree with something I don't seek out that content. I'm not going to go to a relaxed hair video telling people that thousands of black women are filing lawsuits against hair relaxer companies due to the product causing cancer. 8:25 you look so beautiful here
I wear my hair natural because that pleases me. I think it's beautiful. I don't care what other people say, especially said through social media. When you truly love yourself, and know your worth. It doesn't matter. Thank you for your video.❤
I’ve been natural for about 8 years. It’s so funny how some people will praise you for the “confidence” to wear your natural hair and others that say “your hair would look better straight” CRINGE. Yay for the 4c hair ladies! Our hair is beautiful. 💜
Natural for over 10 years. It define the greatness in me. My intention is to bring more awareness to black women to embrace their natural hair, and body. We are made wonderfully.❤
I absolutely love natural hair. I have natural long curly hair and I love wearing my hair down and just natural. I don't have type 4c but 4 c is the most beautiful to me.
I’m fine with women changing their hair - wigs, weave,dye, braids… My issue stems from women hating their own hair AND THEN projecting that hatred onto my hair. Baby, if you don’t like what grows from your scalp, change it. But don’t tell me MY hair texture is an issue in ANY circumstance, including a wedding, at work, or on the red carpet.
I also laugh at people who are surprised that my 4c hair is down my back. Lol. Like it doesn’t grow? It’s about learning to care for YOUR hair type and not the hair styles that are considered beautiful.
there is nothing more glam and beautiful than what come out of your scalp naturally. it’s giving i woke up like this and i know it is beautiful, that’s the vibe and energy it gives. i pray all women can develop hair confidence. i am seeing a lot of wig companies selling $300 and up afro natural looking wigs. trying to gaslight is natural girlies. save your money and invest of your hair health ❤love what you have naturally and you will always win. take the extra time to figure out what is going on if your hair is not full and thick.
Thank you for encouraging us. I love my natural hair but right now we are in an awkward state so I am trying to be patient while it grows out. So depending on how I feel I wear my hair twisted (twists are short)or I will throw one of my Afro wigs on
Yesssssss, I totally agree.. if u don't have anything positive to contribute pls keep it to urself or click off. No one needs to knock or drag others when they can just go where they feel more comfortable. Go somewhere and pray for confidence 😂 ... I Love ur yt.. God Bless🎉
You can have all the 4 c hair you have, if it’s growing and healthy, they will say it’s not 4c hair. I rock my big fro and feel fabulous and did rock my tiny afro before it grew this big and still felt fabulous. Rock your natural hair sis😊
To say natural hair isn't for everyone is a most ridiculous statement on multiple levels. Say it slowly and think about it "natural hair is not for everyone" everyone literally has natural hair by the laws of nature
Not the point. The point is not all BW are going to wear their natural hair out frequently. Excuses as to why they prefer anything but their natural hair will always surface. And people have the freedom to do so.
Carpet /sheep? your hair is in very good condition😅...and natural hair is sooo Glam!!!...in the past we were literally forced to cover it up! because it was so outstanding.. embrace your hair it's amazing😊
@@littleleah310 Im not speaking for black people. Not sure what about my statement made you assume that. I was simply stating, maybe not clearly enough, that if someone tried to insult me with that, it would not work. My hair is carpet like or like sheep's wool when not stretched. So they would have to try again if the goal would be to insult me. 🤷🏾♀️
The old vs new natural hair movement: ruclips.net/video/l79fmSLC_24/видео.htmlsi=xMA5mAYWgzPH0Yr7
Hello , could you post a video about blaspheme rights in Northern Nigerian States ?
Because many apostates, atheist, ex-muslims and homosexuals are jailed since 40 years , at least.
Meanwhile i really appreciate your diaspora , you have to denounce the sharia law established in muslim majority states.
I have a strict policy of never accepting criticism from someone I wouldn’t go to for advice. So much for Sexy Red and her ilk.
I got dragged on multiple Natural Hair videos by both black people and non black people because I called out the texturism in the black community and I said women with type 4 hair should center ourselves and create our own movement since the original natural hair movement centered mixed women with type 2 and 3 hair. I was tired of seeing women with type 4 hair putting mixed women and non black women with type 2 and 3 hair on a pedestal and calling their type 4 hair nappy and bad. I got tired of hearing “ my 4c hair could never “ and “ I hate my type 4 hair I wish I had loose curls”. Black women with type 4 hair have to embrace our natural hair and stop comparing it to other hair types. Also I have 4a natural hair and yes I can still speak out against the texturism in the black community because I still have type 4 hair.
oh yea, this has been the drill, and the gaslighting is fr, but we wont stop calling it out for what it is! thank you❤
You speak nothing but facts! And those same mixed women made there on movement (exoticals) which is all about how ppl with type 4 hair are envious and pedestal them. We gotta stop. We gotta start loving and embracing our own hair and texture. I can't even wear 3b curly crotchet hair now without hearing their words "they wanna be us..." I will fiercely love my natural hair just to prove that 3b is not the only way to be the "beauty standard". We helped make exotical women the beauty standard but it's not too late to put ourselves on the pedestal. ❤️
Exactly. On the subreddits for natural hair and black hair, we see so many posts like that nearly every week. Whenever I call it out, they tell me I'm mean, I have no empathy, and I don't understand because my hair is probably not short or type 4. But it is type 4 and I wouldn't consider it long since I'm quite a way from my goal length. They find it so hard to believe someone actually loves and wants type 4 hair. Even the ones with long and thick hair still complain and say they wish they had loose curls. It's exhausting.
@@somtochukwuonyeka4060 I have long hair and I love my type 4 hair. I don’t wish it to be loose curls at all. It’s like they think everyone with type 4 hair hates their hair.
@@somtochukwuonyeka4060 I love your name BTW
That's it, I'm tired of that sh!t. I'm going to start a space for ladies with 4A to 4C hair (the one that defies gravity only) to praise ourselves, keep track of our journey, share products and style recommendations. Only for girls who try to accept, love and grow their hair on the daily, no room for haters. We need our own bubble of positivity and appreciation. I'm tired of sharing the internet with some people.
@@Lili-p1b5t what about 3b hair?
I want to join! I have type 4a and 3c
@@Lili-p1b5t I'd join too. My hair is 4B with some type 4a
@@honks9484 I have type 3b and 3 c and some parts at the front are type 4a. I have a mix of so many different types. I am mixed race and and my hair truly proves that. 😂. All my childhood and teenage years was my white mother getting so angry with my hair. Threatening to shave it all off and then one day in 6th grade she took me to a hair salon and had them take my beautiful long hair(down to my waist) and had them cut it into a mushroom cut. I cried for days and days that I wanted my hair back. She was a white lady and was so inconvenienced of my hair and made me very self conscious. As a teen I had to straighten my hair so that my mother and my aunt would not make fun of me. I think she was embarrassed to have a mixed race child and tried very hard to hide me. My skin is brown how did she explain that I've no idea. And my father was not ever around because she did not allow him to be. I'm 38 and still haven't met him not do I know his name. I do know that he tried to see me many times for 5 years straight but gave up for some reason. I wish I wish he hadn't left me there.
Amazing comment. Love this supportive energy.
The self hate is embarrassing. Why do people feel the need to voice their ignorant opinions? If I disagree with something I don't seek out that content. I'm not going to go to a relaxed hair video telling people that thousands of black women are filing lawsuits against hair relaxer companies due to the product causing cancer.
8:25 you look so beautiful here
Exactly!!🤝🏾
Thanks Britney
@@Tinuolayou ate that down ❤
I wear my hair natural because that pleases me. I think it's beautiful. I don't care what other people say, especially said through social media. When you truly love yourself, and know your worth. It doesn't matter. Thank you for your video.❤
Exactly!!🤍
I’ve been natural for about 8 years. It’s so funny how some people will praise you for the “confidence” to wear your natural hair and others that say “your hair would look better straight” CRINGE. Yay for the 4c hair ladies! Our hair is beautiful. 💜
Always beautiful!🫶🏽
I love my short natural hair. No one can ever embarrass me about my hair. I am comfortable in my own skin.💜🥰
Natural for over 10 years. It define the greatness in me. My intention is to bring more awareness to black women to embrace their natural hair, and body. We are made wonderfully.❤
🙌🏽
Love it!!🙌🏾🤍
I absolutely love natural hair. I have natural long curly hair and I love wearing my hair down and just natural. I don't have type 4c but 4 c is the most beautiful to me.
Thanks for sharing!🤗
I’m fine with women changing their hair - wigs, weave,dye, braids… My issue stems from women hating their own hair AND THEN projecting that hatred onto my hair. Baby, if you don’t like what grows from your scalp, change it. But don’t tell me MY hair texture is an issue in ANY circumstance, including a wedding, at work, or on the red carpet.
Exactly!!
I also laugh at people who are surprised that my 4c hair is down my back. Lol. Like it doesn’t grow? It’s about learning to care for YOUR hair type and not the hair styles that are considered beautiful.
Raggedy Red is broken inside. I would never listen to a woman who calls herself "The Raw Dawg Queen".
What is a sexy red? Is that a dessert
she's a music artist
@@iheartcartoonz 😂😂 I know, I was being sarcastic 😂
@@thewindsinger7687 ohh omg 😭
Ikr?! What is that
@@iheartcartoonz I thought she was an IG 'model' or something.
there is nothing more glam and beautiful than what come out of your scalp naturally. it’s giving i woke up like this and i know it is beautiful, that’s the vibe and energy it gives. i pray all women can develop hair confidence. i am seeing a lot of wig companies selling $300 and up afro natural looking wigs. trying to gaslight is natural girlies. save your money and invest of your hair health ❤love what you have naturally and you will always win. take the extra time to figure out what is going on if your hair is not full and thick.
I love your content so much!!! Besides your logical and uplifting commentary, you are just stunningly beautiful!😍
Wow, thanks for your kind words! Happy to have you here🥰🤗
I don’t understand calling it pubic hair
Pube hair is natural too
Thank you for posting ❤
Thank you for encouraging us. I love my natural hair but right now we are in an awkward state so I am trying to be patient while it grows out. So depending on how I feel I wear my hair twisted (twists are short)or I will throw one of my Afro wigs on
Yesssssss, I totally agree.. if u don't have anything positive to contribute pls keep it to urself or click off. No one needs to knock or drag others when they can just go where they feel more comfortable. Go somewhere and pray for confidence 😂 ... I Love ur yt.. God Bless🎉
Thanks babe!🫶🏽
I love this. My full support and encouragement to all
Thanks for the encouragement 🙏🏾
You are naturally born with it!
I'm jealous of your beauty and natural hair but it motivates me to do better and take care of it, not to leave hateful comment ❤️
You can have all the 4 c hair you have, if it’s growing and healthy, they will say it’s not 4c hair. I rock my big fro and feel fabulous and did rock my tiny afro before it grew this big and still felt fabulous. Rock your natural hair sis😊
Amazing content. Very intelligent and thought provocing. Subscribed.
Soooooo u telling me that ppl who grow out their hair from their own head isn't for them?....yea ok
People say “natural hair isn’t for everyone “ because no matter how much we promote it, some would rather style anything else but their natural hair.
@@Tinuola that's sad though, and cool u responded to my comment! 💕 thx
To say natural hair isn't for everyone is a most ridiculous statement on multiple levels. Say it slowly and think about it "natural hair is not for everyone" everyone literally has natural hair by the laws of nature
Not the point.
The point is not all BW are going to wear their natural hair out frequently.
Excuses as to why they prefer anything but their natural hair will always surface.
And people have the freedom to do so.
Carpet /sheep? your hair is in very good condition😅...and natural hair is sooo Glam!!!...in the past we were literally forced to cover it up! because it was so outstanding.. embrace your hair it's amazing😊
Is an internal health Issue
Carpet hair is not an insult to me lol
Good for you!
its an insult whether it offends you or not!! thats like saying “iM bLaCk aNd i FiNd iT FuNnY” YOU DONT SPEAK FOR ALL BLACK PEOPLE
@@littleleah310 Im not speaking for black people. Not sure what about my statement made you assume that. I was simply stating, maybe not clearly enough, that if someone tried to insult me with that, it would not work. My hair is carpet like or like sheep's wool when not stretched. So they would have to try again if the goal would be to insult me. 🤷🏾♀️
@@littleleah310 really all caps? Chill. It really was not that serious
@@Eveningbreeze721 it’s definitely an insult