Well this explains alot! I'm Black American and 90% West African. I have 3B-4B hair on my head. When I first went natural I cut the type 3 hair so many times, convinced that it was "scab hair" and that it would eventually coil like the rest of my hair. 13 years later I still have all of these textures on my head, it wasn't scab hair or heat damaged after all lol
Interesting. I cut my hair too thinking i had heat damage because one side of my hair is looser than the other side. But it grew back the same 3 times lol
I've seen a lot of comments like this. I also have 3c at the back and 4b/4c for the rest of my head. Makes me wonder why we have looser textures at the back
I have a friend, Somalian, her hair texture was the EPITOME of different. As I was styling her hair i noticed the middle of her head resembles afro-textured hair: fluffy and quite dense. The perimeter of her hair however was silkier - as you’d often see in eastern or northern africans as well as caucasians with mixed black heritage. The silkier hair by the perimeters would elongated before curling and the centre of her head would get damp, get a little defined and shrink - just like afro textured hair. Both hair textures had similar curl patterns (3b-c)… i hope that makes sense but I just thought it was amazing! I mentioned this to her and she apologised for her ‘damaged hair’. She did use to chronically straighten it when she was a child so some of the ends and curls were straightened, but the actual hair texture surely couldn’t change that much because of her straightening her hair. It was honestly fascinating to see! I say that as someone with afro-textured hair myself!
@@diadiaa892 It probably has to do with horomones and follicle gene expression levels not being equal. Its probably has to do with genes and different parts of her head expressing differently (hence different textures).
This was a big AHA moment for me. Many people today think of America when it comes to multiculturalism, but modern day America is still a baby compared to the legacy of Africa
I’m 4a/b at the front and back and really most of my head except for the untameable 4c patch right at my crown. It also shrinks double the rest of my hair so unstretched it looks like I’m wearing some wide brimmed flat hat 😂
I know I'm not part of your core demographic or target audience (male and have "mixed" hair/non-tightly coiled hair), but I honestly believe that your work is inspiring and beneficial for type 4a-c black girls/women in instilling pride and showing the beauty in their hair texture, truly showing that ALL natural hair textures are beautiful. Keep up the good work!
What is "mixed" hair. Mixed hair can't be tightly coiled???? Non tightly coiled hair automatically makes you mixed??? I just KNOW your mother was the pale af one
I used to envy people that had long hair or a naturally loose curl pattern. Now I envy people that have a single curl pattern, especially when they can comb their hair, see their scalp, and style their hair without significant pain and extreme caution or war on humidity. Going natural was supposed to be better for me than keeping relaxed hair. I can't even figure out what kind of locs would work for me. When I get my hair done I either don't like it because it isn't what I wanted or it just hurts too much. Then I have to find someone else to trust with my hair and pray they don't die or move far away or become too expensive or busy or unreliable or out of business. I can't have a barber cut it all off because I'd look even worse. Last time I went to an African Braid Shop, the lady made me cry while expressing her criticisms, doubts, and dissatisfaction of my hair texture, length, and desired hair style. I am just now realizing how much that hurt still affects me nearly a year later.
Take the time out and learn your hair because it seems that the issue is the lack of knowledge here and not your “hair”. There are a ton of videos online explaining how to properly care for and style textured hair nicely! It is 2024 tbh so anyone that does not know, simply does not want to know :).
Yup 3c around my perimeter which is the softest and thinnest and holds no type of style, my crown is 4b and thicker it holds a ponytail without the ponytail holder, it holds all the styles and 4a is mixed in everywhere, each strand looks different from each other and occasionally I will find a straight 1A strand of hair just sticking out 🤷🏽♀️
@laurendilaurentis6467 I don't wear weave but I'm not going to judge another woman for choosing to wear her hair the way she wants. And yes you can still wear your own hair, it's not wise to wear weave all the time. However, do what works for you. We have no right to judge because for decades we were putting chemical relaxers in our hair. Who am I to think I'm better than another woman just because I choose to wear my natural curls all the time as opposed to wearing weave? Let people wear their hair how they want! If it doesn't float your boat then don't worry about it. 🤷🏿♀️
@@purplelove010 you’re saying to let other black women wear their hair how they want, but that’s the problem… most of us aren’t wearing our hair at all. It’s not about being better than or judging other women who wear wigs, it’s about facing an issue that 80%~ of black women wears another persons hair. Because of this they avoid activities that everyone should participate in
@@NikkiFrost14 ? 😂 Not the point of my comment. But since you’re confused I can help you! Traits don’t belong to any race. Just like white skin doesn’t belong to Europeans and Almond eyes doesn’t belong to Asians. You’ll find that any race can have any trait.
Yup. It's fascinating and challenging. As a natural with at least 5 different textures, I can only say thank you for this information. Helps calm the mind when facing the challenge of styling my hair lol.
Wrong! No one came from Africa no one came from apes we all come from Adam and Eve, the garden of Eden where they are from is literally ASIA. God created all of us and the world is not billions of years old it’s somewhere less than 10,000 years old all our history is false to keep many from believing in God. God Bless.
Ive got 2-3 different textures on my head. the front and sides of my head with tighter curl pattern , while the back of my crown it’s looser curls with some S shaped waves.
Wow that is really cool to know and it literally makes SO much sense since everyone comes from Africa!! That’s how different “types” of people in different parts of the world have such different hair textures!
I noticed when I first went natural how different parts of my head has different textures. The front is more loose. The back is more kinky and I also have random straight strands all over.
I used to part and catch my dad’s medium-length hair because he used to have really bad dandruff. I always noticed that he had a looser curl pattern in the back of his head compared to the front and the same is true for me 😅 Genetics are wild and beautiful!!
I’m glad there’s more proof of this because I’ve noticed for years that I’m 4A in the middle 4 C in the front and 3C in the back just all over the place 😩
@@rahkeemthegreat360 blacks are native to the entire world. There's black people with blonde hair, red hair, green eyes and blue eyes, it's not common since those are traits of albinism.
Lineage is from Jamaica. I have so many hair textures going on. Very tight in the center of head and little looser up front, on sides a mixture of the two.
I have three texture hair straight in the back and the sides, and the middle is curly. And in the very front top, it's coily. My hair is very soft. I dont use heavy products in my hair.
I have a combo of diff size cork screw curls and S curls that shrink up differently. Also have some very loose hair that doesn’t shrink at all. Some of the individual strands are very thick and coarse and the rest are “regular” and soft.
For this current stage of human evolution anyway. Neanderthals along with many other previous evolutions came wayyy before us and were found in places like England, France, Germany. (Granted they weren’t countries back then)
Very cool👍🏽 also in one of the pictures there was a girl wearing braids but it seemed she had a looser texture. Would some of these tips work on looser curly hair textures?
My children and I have 4c Kinks as well as straight strands😂. This makes so much sense. Not only is my ethnicity old but so is my blood type. Guess I'm ancient😂
I thought i had straight hair until i started finding hair that went from 2a - 4b (i find 4a and 4b VERY RARELY but i have found those hairs before) and ive always found it astonishing.
Yes, I have mostly 3c, then 4a, and a little bit of 4c (crown) and little bit of 3b (both sides). It’s all a silky texture so the curls blend together pretty well. 91% Sub-Saharan African here. The rest of my little bit of admixture is European, Native American (Chitimacha), and South East Asian (by way of Madagascar- 2% of those enslaved during Trans Atlantic Slave Trade came from there).
That explains my daughter being born with lots of gray hair 😂. My husband, his father, and 6 aunts were born with gray hair. She has a mixture of 4b/4c curly hair. It’s beautiful! It’s changed as she gets older. Depending on the kind of oil I use it changes her gray hair black and when I stop it turns gray again. I’ve never seen that before. Some of her hair strands are white too! I thought they had did something to her hair when she was born 😂.
there’s this small portion in the back of my head that’s so tight and shorter than the rest of my curls. i have 3c hair and the section is more of a 4b. it feels more dense too than the rest of my head. Braid outs help but wash and gos look uneven
As a south african, we have the tightest coils inthe world. Id say i have 5b hair and i got this from my Khwexam (khoisan) ancestors. My hair is extremely coarse, thick and coily. My skin is a caramel colour and my cheeks are pink. I think i look pretty interesting 🎀🤷🏽♀️
You misquoted Sarah Tishkoff said. She actually said this “There is so much diversity in Africa that’s not often appreciated.There’s no such thing as an African race"
This explains the 3a-4c situation going on in my 👑
Thats incredible! I would have never thought that was possible!
My struggle in the back! 4a/4b in front and sides and 3a/b/c in back.
@@darriahlazard mine is the opposite 😮💨
@@EmprezzzTa3518 interesting! My sister is like that too lol
Mine is 4c in front 4b in the middle and 4a at the back. Consequently the hair at the back is longer than the others.
I LOVE BEING AFRICAN!!!!!
I am proud to be half african
Im African ❤and love it 😅
All of my ancestors and elders are on my head. I've always thought it was cool I can tell which hair texture came from which elder. 😊
I can only admire a person who knows her lineage so well.
@@GabomaToonI know mine (ancestry) from my DNA tests. I have mostly 3c/4a, and a little bit of 3b and 4c
@@diginandpitchinyou believing white people again 😂😂😂
@@Kim-ok5tn ??? Are you saying that DNA tests are white?
Lol 😂😂
Got 4 different textures also naturally red head with freckles. All while being a sista👩🦰
👍🏾 I have 4 different textures too.
But are you full African
Are you mixed with a European ethnicity?
Let me guess, you’re half Irish? ☘️
@@KahinAhmed72 People have red hair in West Africa with dark skin. And you also don't need Irish ancestry to have red hair.
@@KahinAhmed72 I actually don't know what I'm mixed with. My mom was adopted 🤷♀️. My father 💯 🖤
Multiple textured hair on this head too💚💚
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Well this explains alot! I'm Black American and 90% West African. I have 3B-4B hair on my head. When I first went natural I cut the type 3 hair so many times, convinced that it was "scab hair" and that it would eventually coil like the rest of my hair. 13 years later I still have all of these textures on my head, it wasn't scab hair or heat damaged after all lol
Wow that is so interesting you kept cutting that hair out. It's so cool what we understand with time.
Interesting. I cut my hair too thinking i had heat damage because one side of my hair is looser than the other side. But it grew back the same 3 times lol
@@JessE-j9hy'all are killing me i though i was the only one who had this problem
@@JessE-j9hy'all are killing me i thought i was the only one who had this problem
First west Africa is extremely diverse
I never understood what was going on on my head! So THIS is what happened? Thank you!
We are the most studied also. We are truly unique!
The front of my head is super kinky, the back of my head is coily and I have a bunch of bone straight hair in there too 🤎
I've seen a lot of comments like this. I also have 3c at the back and 4b/4c for the rest of my head. Makes me wonder why we have looser textures at the back
@@Dlntcksame literally
I have random straight pieces too. They stick out of my TWA and I pat them down. 😆
I have a friend, Somalian, her hair texture was the EPITOME of different.
As I was styling her hair i noticed the middle of her head resembles afro-textured hair: fluffy and quite dense. The perimeter of her hair however was silkier - as you’d often see in eastern or northern africans as well as caucasians with mixed black heritage.
The silkier hair by the perimeters would elongated before curling and the centre of her head would get damp, get a little defined and shrink - just like afro textured hair. Both hair textures had similar curl patterns (3b-c)… i hope that makes sense but I just thought it was amazing!
I mentioned this to her and she apologised for her ‘damaged hair’. She did use to chronically straighten it when she was a child so some of the ends and curls were straightened, but the actual hair texture surely couldn’t change that much because of her straightening her hair. It was honestly fascinating to see! I say that as someone with afro-textured hair myself!
No African finds somali hair fascinating. You are obviously descended from captured people and have never seen a somali before that
They prefer to be called somali not Somalian
I have the same issue and I'm somali 😭. I've been trying to figure out if it's heat damage for ages. It's a small patch at the back of my head.
@@raze6919 it may just be your natural hair that grows out afro textured in that spot alone! xx
@@diadiaa892 It probably has to do with horomones and follicle gene expression levels not being equal. Its probably has to do with genes and different parts of her head expressing differently (hence different textures).
Wow! Confirming what my hair has shown me for years😁 Yes the multiple curl patterns 💜💜
This was a big AHA moment for me. Many people today think of America when it comes to multiculturalism, but modern day America is still a baby compared to the legacy of Africa
How
@@Arandomguyat1America was only founded a couple hundred years ago and its only a product of English colonization hes absolutely right
Yes maam, Africa are the leaders.
The sheep 🐏 like hair in the thumbnail got me weak 😂.
you gotta love the 411s on this channel ❤
Thank you!!!! This explains what’s going on with my hair.
BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL 🍯
Fr
😅🤣😂 Delusional
@@SarahFarrell-g7q😆
@@SarahFarrell-g7q nope
@@SarahFarrell-g7q🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀We must be because if we were insignificant to you, you would totally ignore the comment😂😂😂😂
A big THANK YOU for this video. I have three very different textures of hair and it took me years to understand how to care for my hair.
This is beautiful ❤❤❤ I love all humans of all colors ! We’re so blessed to all be different ❤❤❤
The wonder of us!
I have "good hair"
Omgosh that’s so a beautiful perspective! Thank you for sharing ❤
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I’m 4a/b at the front and back and really most of my head except for the untameable 4c patch right at my crown. It also shrinks double the rest of my hair so unstretched it looks like I’m wearing some wide brimmed flat hat 😂
Reading the comments, I think it’s interesting it’s usually the back of the head that has a looser pattern.
That is really interesting. I wonder why that is 🤔 Guess I’m the oddball out though because it’s the opposite for me
@@schoolwerk3744same for me. My hair is looser in the front and kinky in the middle and the back
I am loosest at the front, kinkiest in the middle and so-so at the very back
@@gogakushayemisame
The back of my head has looser curls and my hair is really soft there, it suffers the most when I wear tight hairstyles
All hair and colors are beautiful
No one said they weren't
I have curls and the back of my head and coils in front
I know I'm not part of your core demographic or target audience (male and have "mixed" hair/non-tightly coiled hair), but I honestly believe that your work is inspiring and beneficial for type 4a-c black girls/women in instilling pride and showing the beauty in their hair texture, truly showing that ALL natural hair textures are beautiful. Keep up the good work!
Thank you 💚💚💚
@@GreenBeauty np❤️
What is "mixed" hair. Mixed hair can't be tightly coiled???? Non tightly coiled hair automatically makes you mixed??? I just KNOW your mother was the pale af one
Keep educating us, Queen. Thank you 🙏🏾 God Bless
Amazing. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Wow great research lady ❤
No wonder most people think my grand grandparents are from Russia yet I am pure African 😮😢
Russians aren't known to have curls. Stop lying no one said this
All shades and all flavors 😋
Thanks for explaining this. I’ve spent the past 30 years cursing my hair out on the daily…I guess I better go apologize 😂😂😂
I used to envy people that had long hair or a naturally loose curl pattern. Now I envy people that have a single curl pattern, especially when they can comb their hair, see their scalp, and style their hair without significant pain and extreme caution or war on humidity. Going natural was supposed to be better for me than keeping relaxed hair. I can't even figure out what kind of locs would work for me. When I get my hair done I either don't like it because it isn't what I wanted or it just hurts too much. Then I have to find someone else to trust with my hair and pray they don't die or move far away or become too expensive or busy or unreliable or out of business. I can't have a barber cut it all off because I'd look even worse. Last time I went to an African Braid Shop, the lady made me cry while expressing her criticisms, doubts, and dissatisfaction of my hair texture, length, and desired hair style. I am just now realizing how much that hurt still affects me nearly a year later.
Snowflake at your big age. Africans just talk like that. Its not serious. Be grateful their didn't parent you then. Too soft
This! I’ve often told my husband I wish my hair would sit down and have a meeting … come to an agreement about its curl pattern and stay on script! 😂
Take the time out and learn your hair because it seems that the issue is the lack of knowledge here and not your “hair”. There are a ton of videos online explaining how to properly care for and style textured hair nicely! It is 2024 tbh so anyone that does not know, simply does not want to know :).
Yup 3c around my perimeter which is the softest and thinnest and holds no type of style, my crown is 4b and thicker it holds a ponytail without the ponytail holder, it holds all the styles and 4a is mixed in everywhere, each strand looks different from each other and occasionally I will find a straight 1A strand of hair just sticking out 🤷🏽♀️
Simply gorgeous ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
This is why I shake my head at people who ask why Black women wear straight hair. 🤦🏿♀️
This isn’t an excuse to wear wigs, simply because other Africans have straight hair. You still wear your own hair
@laurendilaurentis6467 I don't wear weave but I'm not going to judge another woman for choosing to wear her hair the way she wants. And yes you can still wear your own hair, it's not wise to wear weave all the time. However, do what works for you. We have no right to judge because for decades we were putting chemical relaxers in our hair. Who am I to think I'm better than another woman just because I choose to wear my natural curls all the time as opposed to wearing weave? Let people wear their hair how they want! If it doesn't float your boat then don't worry about it. 🤷🏿♀️
@@purplelove010 you’re saying to let other black women wear their hair how they want, but that’s the problem… most of us aren’t wearing our hair at all. It’s not about being better than or judging other women who wear wigs, it’s about facing an issue that 80%~ of black women wears another persons hair. Because of this they avoid activities that everyone should participate in
@@laurendilaurentis6467 straight hair is not an African trait.
@@NikkiFrost14 ? 😂 Not the point of my comment. But since you’re confused I can help you! Traits don’t belong to any race. Just like white skin doesn’t belong to Europeans and Almond eyes doesn’t belong to Asians. You’ll find that any race can have any trait.
Exactly. My brother has curly hair with a wide nose.
I have 4a kinky hair with a small narrow nose.
Very diverse
Okay and. People have different nose sizes in every continent
Kinky curly is a type of curly.
@@Kim-ok5tn but they don't have the same phenotypical variations like you see in Africa. The black race is this planet's official most diverse people.
I have ALL of them... 1-2 sideburns and nape, 3 at the back of my head and 4 everywhere else...
Yup. It's fascinating and challenging. As a natural with at least 5 different textures, I can only say thank you for this information. Helps calm the mind when facing the challenge of styling my hair lol.
You’re welcome 💚💚
Yup. We are the reason others exist. We are Mother!
🗣🗣🗣
Wrong! No one came from Africa no one came from apes we all come from Adam and Eve, the garden of Eden where they are from is literally ASIA. God created all of us and the world is not billions of years old it’s somewhere less than 10,000 years old all our history is false to keep many from believing in God. God Bless.
and the father
Can we stop placing black women as the mother figures to the rest of society. Please and thank you. Got your intention but not a compliment
Not true
Thx for teaching us about this we’re very diverse and cool
Yes indeed
I’ve never thought about it this way. Thank you! 😁
That's what im talking about 👏🏾✊🏾
We are the blueprint. I love us!!! 💜💜💜
Delusional. White people are the most genetically diverse.
@@NikkiFrost14 how so?
We hold the key to everybody.
Wow, so this explains why my hair at the top of my head is more kinkier and my hair at the side and back is more soft and curly
I love this channel. Long time♥️
I totally 😅agree. I just look at my daughters hair.
The baby hairs around my head be vibing in 3a while the middle of my head's a 4c jungle
lol vibing
so ur saying cs my hairs 4c my hair is a jungle??
@@Adhorjang244she’s saying her head is a jungle, when did she ever mention anything abt u??
bruh i cut off the baby hairs on the back of my neck and on the sides so many times but I'm stuck with them 😂😂😂
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I've always known my hair has at least three hair textures; now I know why.
So glad you done this video cos it’s time for black people to appreciate the differences and stop with the foolishness. All of us are beautiful.
My hair is 4a in the back 4b on the front/top and 4c on the sides
I have coils curls waves naps n springs spirals
Ive got 2-3 different textures on my head.
the front and sides of my head with tighter curl pattern , while the back of my crown it’s looser curls with some S shaped waves.
Beautiful ❤❤
i have 4c hair but 4b at the back 😂❤️
Same
Same
We're BEAUTIFUL!!! #aspecialpeople👑
Wow that is really cool to know and it literally makes SO much sense since everyone comes from Africa!! That’s how different “types” of people in different parts of the world have such different hair textures!
I've attended one of her lectures! Great stuff
I noticed when I first went natural how different parts of my head has different textures. The front is more loose. The back is more kinky and I also have random straight strands all over.
I used to part and catch my dad’s medium-length hair because he used to have really bad dandruff. I always noticed that he had a looser curl pattern in the back of his head compared to the front and the same is true for me 😅 Genetics are wild and beautiful!!
I’m glad there’s more proof of this because I’ve noticed for years that I’m 4A in the middle 4 C in the front and 3C in the back just all over the place 😩
I love your content…very informative…keep going 🫶🏾
Great job ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nigeria represent🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
I love this video. ❤
AMAZING!
I knew it! WOW 😮
Which is what frustrates me when people think we can't naturally have blond or red hair or eyes that aren't brown.
Red is the next common among Africans after brown hair
Sub Saharan Africans don't have the genes for blonde hair and red hair
Red hair can exist in any ethnicity@@Kim-ok5tn
@@rahkeemthegreat360 blacks are native to the entire world. There's black people with blonde hair, red hair, green eyes and blue eyes, it's not common since those are traits of albinism.
@@TheLightShines that is false
Mama Africa🥰
Thank you
The diversity in Black people has always been seen, I never knew that they are the most genetically diverse in the world. It makes sense!
Because there no such thing called “black” race is a social construct and even white.
Lineage is from Jamaica.
I have so many hair textures going on. Very tight in the center of head and little looser up front, on sides a mixture of the two.
I have three texture hair straight in the back and the sides, and the middle is curly. And in the very front top, it's coily. My hair is very soft. I dont use heavy products in my hair.
The crown of my head is super coarse compared to the rest and it grows so much slower than the rest
Coarse hair doesn't grow slower. Stop chatting bs.
Bet you're British mixed race😂😂😂
I have a combo of diff size cork screw curls and S curls that shrink up differently. Also have some very loose hair that doesn’t shrink at all. Some of the individual strands are very thick and coarse and the rest are “regular” and soft.
WOW!!! 😮
So basically, that means were the first people on earth Black people thank you❤
For this current stage of human evolution anyway. Neanderthals along with many other previous evolutions came wayyy before us and were found in places like England, France, Germany. (Granted they weren’t countries back then)
That explains the 3a-4a on my head
Very cool👍🏽 also in one of the pictures there was a girl wearing braids but it seemed she had a looser texture. Would some of these tips work on looser curly hair textures?
Love your voice btw
Yes. My hair is definitely different! And I get far more fairy knots on my left side. That’s where I sleep on. 😢
This is why ppl need to travel more often especially to Africa!!
I actually have 3a 3b 3c 4a & 4b all going on my head. It is annoying, some don't want to listen and some do 😂
Oh Woww that’s so cool!
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My children and I have 4c Kinks as well as straight strands😂. This makes so much sense. Not only is my ethnicity old but so is my blood type. Guess I'm ancient😂
I thought i had straight hair until i started finding hair that went from 2a - 4b (i find 4a and 4b VERY RARELY but i have found those hairs before) and ive always found it astonishing.
I am mixed, so I know the struggle of having a lot of textures. I'm 2b, 2c, and 3a
TLDR we rule the world😂😂😂
I have like 3 to 4 different textures. We have a love hate thing going on. Lol. Currently trying to loc hair in the back but its too silky! 😵💫
One time I found a piece of straight hair on my 4c head and I was like what? This a thing?
Yes, I have mostly 3c, then 4a, and a little bit of 4c (crown) and little bit of 3b (both sides). It’s all a silky texture so the curls blend together pretty well. 91% Sub-Saharan African here. The rest of my little bit of admixture is European, Native American (Chitimacha), and South East Asian (by way of Madagascar- 2% of those enslaved during Trans Atlantic Slave Trade came from there).
It would blend regardless. Get off your high horse
@@Kim-ok5tn 😂 I mean because they are drastically different sizes. Be blessed today. 😇
That explains my daughter being born with lots of gray hair 😂. My husband, his father, and 6 aunts were born with gray hair. She has a mixture of 4b/4c curly hair. It’s beautiful! It’s changed as she gets older. Depending on the kind of oil I use it changes her gray hair black and when I stop it turns gray again. I’ve never seen that before. Some of her hair strands are white too! I thought they had did something to her hair when she was born 😂.
4a-2c on my head 😭🙏
there’s this small portion in the back of my head that’s so tight and shorter than the rest of my curls. i have 3c hair and the section is more of a 4b. it feels more dense too than the rest of my head. Braid outs help but wash and gos look uneven
We parish for lack of knowledge , the Bible reads 😮Thank you for the information 😊❤
As a south african, we have the tightest coils inthe world. Id say i have 5b hair and i got this from my Khwexam (khoisan) ancestors. My hair is extremely coarse, thick and coily. My skin is a caramel colour and my cheeks are pink. I think i look pretty interesting 🎀🤷🏽♀️
I think these lines should have went from Africa and then out and we all know why ❤
Huh
Oh,how i love being African🤭
Proud to be african and have african hair, I get a taper
Same 💚
I’m mostly 4C and whatever texture my hair decides to be🤣
You misquoted Sarah Tishkoff said.
She actually said this “There is so much diversity in Africa that’s not often appreciated.There’s no such thing as an African race"
Truth.