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It's been two months since the last update! Sorry for the hiatus, lovelies. We'll be updating more frequently now. Anyway, I am one month away from my first year ful...
I am really surprised this was the outcome of the poll thus far. The questions posed here are different. Having natural hair might be the new "it" thing in certain circles--Brooklyn and natural hair blogs among them--but you certainly couldn't say the same thing in response to, "Is kinky/coily hair the new straight hair?" The second question is too sweeping. The new straight hair?! Among who? From my observation the majority of white women wear their hair straight and the majority of black women do the same.
@Anonymous Thank you for commenting :) I did ask two different questions. Right now, I feel that natural hair is becoming the "it" thing because people are realizing that the hair growing out of their scalps is beautiful.
I also believe that having natural hair now is equivalent to when straight/sleek hair became a trend. Many women down here (South Florida) now have TWA's :)
I definitely think natural hair is the new "it" thing. I believe it is a direct result of the increasing popularity of hair forums and blogs. More people are finding out about these things and catching on. It is only going to get stronger from here on out,slowly but surely. People are now realizing how beautiful our natural hair can be.
i don't believe this is new.. women I know and black indie's have been rocking puffs and afros for the last 2-3 years.. every spring-fall i let my perm go and rock an afro(my hair is really long)
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August 27, 2009 at 10:24 PM
I am really surprised this was the outcome of the poll thus far. The questions posed here are different. Having natural hair might be the new "it" thing in certain circles--Brooklyn and natural hair blogs among them--but you certainly couldn't say the same thing in response to, "Is kinky/coily hair the new straight hair?" The second question is too sweeping. The new straight hair?! Among who? From my observation the majority of white women wear their hair straight and the majority of black women do the same.
August 27, 2009 at 10:47 PM
@Anonymous Thank you for commenting :) I did ask two different questions. Right now, I feel that natural hair is becoming the "it" thing because people are realizing that the hair growing out of their scalps is beautiful.
I also believe that having natural hair now is equivalent to when straight/sleek hair became a trend. Many women down here (South Florida) now have TWA's :)
August 27, 2009 at 10:49 PM
And of course, the question for the poll is geared towards Black women since the blog itself is geared towards Women of Color.
August 27, 2009 at 11:10 PM
it's the new it thing because we're slowly realizing we don't need a perm
August 27, 2009 at 11:43 PM
I definitely think natural hair is the new "it" thing. I believe it is a direct result of the increasing popularity of hair forums and blogs. More people are finding out about these things and catching on. It is only going to get stronger from here on out,slowly but surely. People are now realizing how beautiful our natural hair can be.
August 28, 2009 at 12:14 PM
Yes, but people also need to do research on maintainence or one could quickly give up.
August 30, 2009 at 11:28 AM
i think it's become the "it" LOOK. i've seen so many women with fros that are actually weaves.
August 30, 2009 at 5:16 PM
i don't believe this is new.. women I know and black indie's have been rocking puffs and afros for the last 2-3 years.. every spring-fall i let my perm go and rock an afro(my hair is really long)
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