Meet the money makers of the natural hair movement
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Black hair is big business ? an estimated $2.7 billion industry in hair care alone. In recent years, the dramatic shift away from chemical relaxers in favor of natural hair has sparked a wave of innovation in the industry and created renewed opportunity for black entrepreneurs.
Going natural was the best thing I have ever done to make my self feel pretty. I never know I had curls, my texture and the feel of my hair is completely different and once I finally figured it out its down to my bra even and full! No scalp problems anymore either! Go Natural!
I found taking a break from shampoo and just using Aloe Vera gel to soothe my scalp and a some jojoba oil to moisture has worked. Also investing in a water softener shower head replacement if you live in a hard water area makes a difference too.
Your sooo right about the hard water aspect I went home to Ghana for month the water and the weather made a huge difference to my hair
I'm confused with the comments on this video. This video is about how the business of afro hair products is growing again. BUSINESS AND NATURAL HAIR!!! Not who's the blackest. Realign your focus ladies and celebrate a part of the afro community and their success!! That's all. Although I don't use Miss. Carols products, I'm proud that she has see success. We all know that Madam CJ Walker was the first African American woman to get this thing going. We can all build on the legacy because there is more than enough to go around 🍾🥂🍸
Allison well said. I was confused by the comments as well. Why can't we all just get along. It's time to support each other in our community. A house divided against itself cannot stand!
ok why do women like that constantly represent black women whether they are biracial or not? they get to represent us in entertainment too. it's time out for that don't yall think. they are a minority. we don't REALLY look like that. so i guess your dark skinned self haven't realized that lighter skinned women constantly get opportunities to represent black women more so than darker skinned women. if you don't care then ok you don't care.
Carol's Daughter sold her business to the white man long ago.
Nope
I think it is all wonderful that these entrepreneurs have "succeeded", however, can we stop selling everything we create to the people who never respected our natural beauty. The internet has made it possible to do things we thought were out of our reach. Keep selling the product on the Net. addition, yes colorism still exists.
These black hair textures are so beautiful!
I think natural hair on BW is the sexiest feature about them.
Uhm that's actually an insult
@@natriac.6092 lol uhm huh?
I just don't understand that they're saying "oh we're making these products and let's promote the natural hair movement", but yet their products range from 20-50$ per bottle??? And the horrible relaxers range from 6-10$, isn't it easier to get the relaxer and then go buy the product that's 5$ for your new "straight hair"?
Hola! I am curious, what do you think a fair price range would be for the natural hair products? I really want to know this. $10 ?
Ibetala Hello! 10$ seems fair, yes.
Cool! I never noticed the pricing that much cuz I usually splurge on the hair products but it's good to know! Maybe they should lower their prices!
I agree 100%, I don't buy either one of their products. I think they are just trying to get more money from using our heritage to their advantage. But you can still go natural, their plenty products on the market that aren't that expensive. And you can do the diy products.
Sydsaidwhattt I'm making an all natural line and I plan to solve your problems. Just stay tuned
I'm all for black owned hair products but both these companies charge up the butt. I have tried them and I found nothing about them to warrant the price they charge. I make my own ish in my own kitchen now also and honestly with what I pay for the ingredients I could sell my stuff for $6 a bottle and make a decent profit. So I think their prices are just greed in the end.
Black people don't have the financial resources for mass production which reduces overall production costs.
If Black people support the more expensive Black owned products, EVENTUALLY, like the WHITE owned manufactured products, the prices will shift downward. The White owned companies had a huge head start
Wow I’m late asf!!!! Can’t believe I’m just now seeing this, 🙌🏿🙌🏿, very proud of Mico 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿 my mom & sister have been flying from Columbia, SC to Mico Branch shop in DC & NYC since I was senior in high school (2007-2008). I’m beyond proud of her #NaturalHair
I love my natural hair! I chop off my relaxed hair and decided to go natural, though is not easy but am determined to.
Madame CJ Walker a Louisiana lady that made history, and many others as well. Black hair is everything !
black man invented the first relaxer for black woman hair..
That damages your hair tho lmao
telling us WHO hated our hair....what a shame :\
it was actually by accident he invented it
how can one "accidentally" invent something so harmful? when testing it, did he not realise what it did to out hair? if he did, why continue, as he "accidentally" invented it?
naturalzzz sis Cheese was invented by accident
why is it that biracial people always have to represent black women????
ikr
kiki love because they're black too? Lol you can't be half of something but not be included
Listen kid. Some of these light skinned people are not biracial. They are BLACK they just have very light skin. Black people have different skin shades and hair textures! Many look mix but both of there parents are black so they are BLACK.
the light skin ladies are NOT bi racial they are just extremely fair skinned damn is it ok that black people come in all shades? or do we all have to be brown skin and deeper to qualify as black?
Netta D. makeup Exactly! Lol damn!
2:56 she is so beautiful 💟 I wish my natural hair was as thick and long. 😔
Ayyeee you noticed! Me too gurl
The black market is here to stay! First the movies: Compton, now hair cream products? WE MA DE IT! Time for FUBU to get back on.
3 years later and FUBU is coming back this year!!!
@@sportyteenhair21 omg they are???? 🎊🎉
🤣 The black market 🤣 interesting choice of words...
Nothing is great as being yourself! I'm a happy kid, lady or black lady all natural 🖤
Love your hair beautiful black women.
I love how CNN is showcasing black businesses 😍😍💸💸
Imagine if we only supported our own businesses, en masse.
This is very informative.
"I built this y'all"....AND YOU SOLD IT TOO THE WHITE HAIRCARE LINE: LOREAL!!
Exactly! Same as shea unmoisture. The brand is sloppy now and all over the place. They have a "new" product line every week because they know that the new addiction is the latest and greatest exotic oil from so n so region of Africa.
Also, let us not forget the invaluable contributions Pam Ferrell. May we too learn about and celebrate her role in helping this to even come about. We also still have the chance to give her her Rose's while she can still smell them!
Ms. Carol , you did not build this black hair care industry!!!!!! Carol's Daughter also sold out to a major WHITE hair care company... So please miss me miss Lady....... And by the way your products are not all that and for the most part your products do not work good on my hair.
I agree her products start falling on me too.. They are not good at all !!!
You read her bih damn!
Carol's daughter sold out...and her brand has crashed and burned...BYE!
Perry&Co Hair Products if you were offered 100 million you'd sell out too so shut up.
Perry&Co Hair Products
The Carol's daughter product that I used didn't work that well for my hair texture. The shampoo completely dried my hair out but I doubt it's her fault in my case cause I just found out its no longer black owned it's been sold to L'Oreal. Which is unfortunate, but it happens, I can't fault her cause I don't know the reason for the decision.
I love this!!!!!
Natural hair is BEAUTIFUL!!!
Personally I dont like carols daughter since they dont work very well on me.
I think as consumers we need to stop catching feelings about high priced items. If you can't afford it, you probably aren't the target market and there's nothing wrong with that, there are people willing to pay these amounts. I think as consumers we forget that these companies have expenses, overheads etc and still have to make a profit.
Low self esteem incorrect thinking like the car sots more than the house or drive a caddie and pay rent high priced crap don't own a book Uh we as a people are like slow mentally a mess.
Love my nappy hair!!!!!!!!!
Miko Branch is gorgeous.
Annie Turnbo Malone was Walker's mentor and also a millionaire.
Love this 👍🏾
I went natural in 2010 that's Chris Rock
I went natural in 1999, that's Lauryn Hill
"that's"?
@@Buttersweet1 ruclips.net/video/V1MhJzRQAXE/видео.html&app=desktop
I went natural in 2009 when my hair was thin and limp from all the relaxers over the past. I did a big chop and my hair can back and it took some time to learn what to do with it, I love it and won’t relax again.
I went natural in 1988, after Black Studies 101. ✊
Well, I've permed my hair for years. Not now though, as it hurts my scalp.. Many shops in the UK, that retail black hair care are Asian men. They sell wigs hair care ect. Started to feel unfortable in these shops as they did not understand my needs, or when buying a wig the customer service was bad. Also no black women or men were ever employed by any of those shop. And there had to be at least 7 in the area..
Recently she moisture and lots of other brands are available in, Tesco asda, boots chemist and online.
Which gives me more options
The Relaxer companies have an array of Natural Haircare products out on the market and Sales are Booming. They quickly Catered to their Natural & Relaxed Hair consumers the moment they saw a change. Those companies aren't suffering.
In the 70s, our fros were neat and creative! Now, it's less trouble! But, at least it's nappy! Nappy and healthy! I love it!
Let's not forget Madame CJ Walker ladies and our grandmothers Our creator knows what is best for us We are a chip off the old block Let's just keep it simple
pretty interesting to watch thX cnn
Very nice video.
I'm glad to see black women embracing their natural hair.
That's right you don't need a perm to make your hair more manageable, those are lies told by white people so that you buy their hair products!
You really need to understand that the billion dollar industry of hair care alone is massive supported by black women!
Its the transition into natural hair and the upkeep should be portrayed a lil better...Not dry and the just dont care look or you simply get up and go hair look....noo maam....Many who loved their natural hair ..knew how to have the hair healthy and decently kept up...with a light shine or daily upkeep look...before leaving out their homes...indivdailty is ok, but at least love your natural with the maintaince or daily or weekly healtht hair care ...Your Portrayed Image and Identity is all you have when you first became old enough to learn how to manage and care for Your Natural Beauty from both the inside and out side that you wake up and see 1st everyday...before anyone else does...Healthy hair and maintaining your hair healthy and being able to manage the undulness or breakage or stunt growth that can weakens the hair is something to consider with your diet and frame of mind and soul that aligns you within a 360 view of who you really are within the image that many may see once you step out your house...There is nothing wrong with a lil care on the natural with a lil shine..thy hair maybe natural grown..but it still needs the corrective care of upkeep ....before you leave your home...
These new products only make your hair hard as a rock I'll continue using my blue magic hair oil and continue to love ❤️ the natural me.
It is the awaking of an entire people = nature hair movement! Love me how I was created, because now , I do!
🤗🖤💛 #afro
If they had a reel Black native woman in this video, they would know Annie Malone was the FIRST self made millionaire and invented the straighten comb NOT MCJ Walker. Walker was an employee of Malone!
She sold her business to Revlon. Don't by Carol's Daughter..
My hair still be a political statement !
YASS!
Thanks again dear I hope to sell raw Shea but from Africa anyone in? 😜
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Love what these women have done for for the industry and that we now have more choices at our local stores. Here's another women doing her thing in the afro hair care business: ruclips.net/video/vr1n8X_7ZTU/видео.html.
I l.o.v.e. our God #GivenBeautifulHair ☺🙌
The white lady in the beginning with green eyes, a fake tan, and a perm, lol.
I LOVE TUIOLL GANG IP GO TO THE BEAUTY SHOP
IT WAS ANNIE MALONE NOT MCJW WHO WAS FIRST AND TAUGHT MCJW AND SHE TOOK SOME OF HER RECIPES AND MADE THEM HER OWN
We still need to be careful. Some companies are making "natural" products for black hair that are still filled with chemicals
Check the ingredients on the back. Natural are deserves truly natural products, not pseudo natural products.
HAIR BOSS
BLUE RAY YES THATS THE LINE:
1:14 It still is.
Since not all bi-racial people want to be black, I say they should have their own group otherwise it gets very confusing. I have no problem with those who truly want to fight with us because there are some full-blooded Afrakans who are more disloyal than some bi-racial people. What I don't like is the fact that bi-racial people didn't chose what they want to be, they were told that they are black no matter how white they look. As a result, that creates a serious trust issue.
TheWonderfulKushite exactly. They either claim black because they have darker skin than the "normal" mixed person or because they are not accepted by their white half. That's the only reason they claim black because if they could they would claim white. Idk why they dont just claim biracial because that's what they are. Not black or white but both, why deny your other half to make others feel better
I'm biracial and I totally agree
god i feel like american people that are so unbelievably complicated we're all black just shut up
Lisa?
Why of why did you sell Carol’s Daughter to L’Oréal????
Ugh! My locs, my granddaughters twists, my sons Afros are ALL morning LOC BUTTER, as it has been discontinued.
Ok now
If i see one more sister say biracial women aren't black- IM GONNA SCREAM. They are black. They are black. They are black. Stop letting colorism affect us as a community and stop exiling fellow sisters because one parent happens to be of some other ethnicity... like yall. We are family. How could you let that message go?
Aujuree Forbes Biracials aren't Black. Biracials aren't Black. Biracials aren't Black. Biracials aren't Black. #GetIt
First thing we should stop doing is assuming that just because a person is light-skin or has different color eyes that they are automatically mixed. Rihanna has one bi-racial parent and a black mother. I guess she isn't black either.
Michaela Angela Davis is African- American. She talks about this all the time. She was raised with two very light skinned African American parents. (Other biracial people we tend to not mention include: Frederick Douglass, Bob Marley, Drake, Rosa Parks, Barack Obama, and Yara Shahidi. Even Naomi Campbell isn't full-black. Her mom is light-skin with blue eyes and her father is half Chinese. Both of Langston Hughes' parents were bi-racial. Guess he wasn't black either. Genetics are tricky.
My point being....
We only want to point out that they're bi-racial and allow them to claim half they're heritage, when they are light-skin (and more specifically if they're women). The problem is that society always wants to define which bi-racials they'll accept and which ones they won't.
On top of the fact that most African- Americans are of mixed race (with either white or Native American), they are not full black...they probably shouldn't be trying to determine and nit-pick who is mixed enough to be accepted into the community. Vanessa Williams and Steph Curry both have two African-American parents. Sydel Curry actually came out to say that the family wasn't bi-racial, they were just light skin.
The average African-American genome, for example, is 73.2% African, 24% European, and 0.8% Native American... according to The American Journal of Human Genetics.
Patricia Auguste Black people are Brown to Black with African texture hair aka 4 types.
Aujuree Forbes No their not, how could they be black If they have white in them too. Having black in you doesn’t means crap.
They may be black but it's only half. Ofc its stupid to deny their blackness so is denying their whiteness. It's basic maths. And lets be honnest someone with a darker skin will not have the same struggles that someone lighter.
Carols daughter sold out to revlon in 2014 her products are not the same as they used to be mainly chemicals that you cannot pronounce now they do not make your hair feel the same and I wish you could go back to making natural products or close enough to natural so you can sell them and they can keep some type of shelf life
Judah is always inventing stuff!
the chic with the blonde fro is hott lol
+Educated Melanin thanks! I already added her as a friend on Instagram lol
+Educated Melanin That ain't Angela Davis, get yo uneducated dumb ass outta here😩
+Doe' do i michaela angela davis is her name
If you're talking about Titi, she unfortunately passed away in 2014 due to suicide. If you know anyone who is suffering from depression please let them know that there is help and that suicide is never the answer.
Businesses were starting to wonder what's going on ? What the hell do they think ? They need to market their dangerous products to their own people They are not the authority on what black people need for our hair or anything else about us for that matter We have been caring for our hair and our families for centuries just like they have The arrogance of another nation to think they can capitalize on us forever Focus on your own people This gravy train has run dry
Natural hair movement is not a movement its our culture. Stop calling it a movement
It's a shame she doesn't own it anymore. Sold it to Revlon!
Did Carol daughter sell her product to a white company? I stop using black products because of that reason. I buy from video loctian tiffany lock jewelry
Some of those natural hair product are watered down. I’m going to make a change. Not only will my products be for natural hair but it will be authentic and worth using.
wow! 2019 and America still so messed up. It's just hair.
Thank you for this video! I love it! Monkey or, no!
That was good!! Is there more?
I thought that first woman was a white woman with an afro.
Amanda Tessmer She's a half White woman with an Afro.
kiki love baby stop promoting self hatred
PLAN
New documentary to watch. Good Hair.
The're at afro punk lol
Our women don't need all this fancy stuff, a good cleanser, conditioner, and some plain old Olive Oil will do the trick! That's all you need really.
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Sleek haired people thought my hair was magical because it could defy gravity. It bothered me hearing black girls who were doing my hair saying "Girl, you got good grade hair!" it was a compliment but saddened me that they thought their hair wasn't nice.. I made up my own terms such as "high maintenance" hair and "wash & go." call this hair what it is ! Kinky/coarse textured! btw, there are other ethnicities that could have "black" hair.. Polynesians, Arabs, Jews, Some Hispanics (probably form mixing) & Aborigines too for example. Id even see redhead Europeans with "afro" hair...this is why I prefer calling it kinky or coarse hair.
This brand was launch in Trinidad last mth 👍👍👍👍 good product Expensive though🙈🙈
MOTIONS PERM HMU LINE IP
THIS IS WHAT I DONT UNDERSTAND. YOU STOP PERMING BUT YOU STILL WANT THOSE " I GOT THAT GOOD HAIR LOOK". PEOPLE STILL USE PRODUCTS TO MAKE IT SEEM AS IF THEY HAVE NATURALLY SMOOTH CURLY HAIR. CANT GET RID OF STILL WANTING A PIECE OF SO CALLED GOOD HAIR.
Gosh this making me grateful for my naturally straight hair..
If you are all so mad abouth the light skinned woman then please just go and represent black woman yourself. I think its amazing that these woman want you to feel beautifull with your lovely natural hair but all you care about is that they are not 'black' enough to make the products? Correct me if I am wrong but i see plenty of dark skinned black woman in the media? And i think they all look beautifull. I am mixed (belgium, italy, dutch and greace). No italian ever said to me: no you are not italian. They hug me and say welcome to the family. I would be so happy if everyone would think this way. It makes me realy sad that people are still have so much to hate abouth...
It's important for you to know your opinon is null and void. It is not your fight and you could never understand the nuances that exist in our communities. Spoken by a lighter skinned women! (Usa)
Ps Your opinon regarding this topic within the black community is white noise ( You are what white privleage..reps! You never hear black women around the world speaking on white women's hair. You can have your opinon! It just does not matter. Those are the facts! 🤦🏾♀️
Have a great day!
You have no position to speak on such issues as you are not black. We dont need you as a representative either.
I am black and from the Caribbean and I don't even like how BW behave and act for real. I agree with some of what u saying. They so busy crying and complaining on social media that the want to hide the fact that they ashamed. Ashamed of the face the it was black people that sold out their own and are super divided as a race. They still do it today. Always bashing and hating on light skinned black (Mind you not mixed blacks) but not doing anything to make a stance for themselves. Other races use us but we sell ourselves out all the time. Buying make up and other products from white companies when they can just do a little research and find a black company to support. Pitiful
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U guys talk about use like this is new. This is total misinformation.
Lol where are the Korean people who own the actual hair businesses in black community lol. Ya that's right, you don't care about them!!
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We're so lost.. We spend billions to look like massa and the rest of the world is laughing.
Craig featherstone true
oh pls, u also buy weaves and other stuff at asian owned stores like crazy but u only focus on whites
Renee Moore who me? No I don’t 😂 I have 3c hair which means I buy too much natural hair products. I love my hair especially when I comb it out and check the length it’s underneath my breast now I want to let it grow till my lower back just like my grandma and my great grandma mom ☺️ I’m Afro Latina btw. But honestly every single type of hair can grow is beautiful healthy hair is GOOD hair not the hair texture that shouldn’t matter 😞. I don’t buy weave etc because I find it too expensive and if I did I rather buy a ponytail of not actual real hair 😂
Cordita uhh
Still stuck on the plantation huh? smdh. u say to look like massa yet u buy indian hair. LMAO!
Carols Daughter sold out.
1 billion dollar industry and still founder carols daughter went BROKE !!!
unfortunately now most african women just want to wear wigs. no one wants to wear natural hair. we are living the time when we can be ourselves. we have the products and everything else we are too lazy
Sometimes I think because maintain black woman hair is time-consuming, it becomes a disadvantage.
That lady looks white...
Are these women married to Black men?
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Girl bye this video is a setup. Biracial women , carols daughter who done sold the company to L’Oréal , what is this video
Why is this biracial woman discussing black women's hair?