Yes, i know, some people still have afros, but they're not as popular as they were in the 70s/80s. What I meant was that,if they should become a "trend" again.
Yes they should. Black kids need to know that their natural hair is beautiful the way it is and that they shouldn't need to straighten their hair and/or subscribe to European standards of beauty in order to be loved and accepted.
There has been a natural hair wave movement occurring for the last 3 years or so. Afros are everywhere, they are just more stylistic than traditional the 70s afro.
There has been a natural hair wave movement occurring for the last 3 years or so. Afros are everywhere, they are just more stylistic than traditional 70s afro.
I've been wanting to do this to my hair for so long but I have no money and I don't know how to do it myself
Yes they should. Black kids need to know that their natural hair is beautiful the way it is and that they shouldn't need to straighten their hair and/or subscribe to European standards of beauty in order to be loved and accepted.
Wish I was confident enough, but the thought of all the stares puts me off.
Wish I was confident enough, but the thought of all the stares puts me off.