Joy Spears
Joy has a Fan Page, a blog and a youtube channel that are all about inspiring natural women and women thinking about taking the plunge into natural hair with my personal natural hair journey. This is her Going Natural Video Diary.
Black Follicles Matter
The Going Natural Video Diaries is renamed: Black Follicles Matter.
Black Follicles Matter is a series that follows the Natural Hair movement as it unfolds. With so many Youtube channels, blogs and other hair care busineses on the rise, the renaissance of natural hair is undeniable. However, for most women in the Diaspora going natural is still quite a challenge. The reality is that most of us are still straightening our hair and prefer weaves.
So what is really interesting is to find out what is behind this natural hair movement. Why do so many women seem to go natural all of a sudden? What is their motivation, how do they do it and how do/did they cope with the issues of going natural? What ARE the issues. Do we all have the same issues?
What better way to find out then to let women speak for themselves and see how we relate. Let’s find or see if there is a connection.
So I hereby invite you to send us a clip with your Hair Video Diary. To participate please send us a photo and your video where you answer the following questions.
Nakia’ Hair Story Video
This beautiful natural has been a member of the going-natural community for quite a while and she also has a youtube channel that focuses on natural hair care and make up! This is Nakia’s Going Natural Video Diary
The Going Natural Video Diaries
With so many Youtube channels, blogs, documentaries and hair care businesses on the rise, the renaissance of natural hair is undeniable. In a society where straight hair has been the dominating norm for centuries, even in the Black community, it’s interesting to find out what drives this natural hair movement.
Phoenix’ Hair Story video
Phoenix Fire is a graphic designer, artist sometimes painter with long beautiful dreadlocks that are adorned with jewelry. Dressed in beautiful colors at the African Festival at Comedore Barry Park, she was hard to miss so I asked her if she wanted to share her hair story.
