Black Women, Our Overdependence on Wigs is Getting Ridiculous!!

Talking hair growth, hair depression and the downsides of overdependence on wigs in this video.

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[kellygoodman]

They are putting them on little girls now it’s time to admit we have a problem.

[KiaRoane]

Wigs aren’t the problem. It’s wearing them glued down for weeks at a time, and selecting wigs with hair types that look nothing like our hair.

[Circee]

I'm so tired of black women getting on social media crying to the world how much they hate their natural hair. That's a bad look. Many of us love our hair and glory in showing it off. The last thing we need is content creators out here spreading a false narrative that our hair is 'difficult' or 'ugly'. I'm type 4 and have been natural since 2008. Consistency is the key!

[lizziep]

I love the blunt honesty. It's ridiculous that black women can't leave their house with their actual hair. Yes, styling isn't easy but it's a learning process and get's more comfortable over time

[ccee]

This is the very reason I do not allow my daughters to wear any kind of fake hair. They must learn how to do their natural hair and recognise that this is what our God gave us, we must love it ❤❤

[userfum]

i'm 14 and I can style my 4c hair. They complain it's hard yet they don't wanna learn it lol

[Briyi]

The over dependence is killing our hair because it’s difficult to moisturize as much as we need to. It makes us lazy, hair be so dry underneath lol

[mexme-me-]

There's no way in hell or heaven, i as a 4c natural girly would wake up and decide to style my hair from the shrunken state, with 30 minutes on the clock before i need to be at work.
She created that problem for herself so she can justify saying her hair is difficult.
Stop fighting your hair and treat your hair as if you know it's different from other people's and requires different techniques.
The only way I'm waking up witb 30 mins to style my hair before work is if all im doing in undoing my twists and fluffling it out. You have to create a base overnight to have such expectations of your kinky/coily hair.

[ab-vufj]

The only reason they hate their hate is because they want it to look like a foreigner's hair. Once I stopped manipulating my hair and trying to slick it down and straighten it, it became very easy to style. We as black people need to understand that our hair shoots up to the sky to protect our scalp from UV rays. We have tight coils for body heat regulation so why are you trying to change the very hair texture that protected us and made black people the oldest living race on this planet? The same hair texture our ancestors put in sophiscated and complex styles that even Arab and European travellers journaled about it. Hating the same crown that makes us uniquely beautiful. No one else can have hair like ours no matter how much they tried. We have a beautiful garden of life on our heads and I encourage you to love and cherish it because in our hair lies our roots. Be true to yourself my dear, nothing is more beautiful than your hair in its natural state.

[cherryb]

After I started to love my hair, I fell in love with caring for it properly by learning to make everything my hair needs in my kitchen.

[cctv]

even celebrities lace fronts look a mess 🤣

[malirabbit]

One does not wait until one has to be at work in a short time to style ones hair!

[mevweorogheneotomewo]

" I've seen enough in real life to know that it's not giving scalp." I love you for that statement.

[girlzluvgames]

6:17 nah I think this is the perfect day for this conversation. Bw trying to humble white girls saying “we don’t want your hair we wear Asian and Latina hair” as if that makes it any better? Lmao

[TraciJay]

Remember the natural hair journey craze? Somewhere between 2012-2018? It was a very short period of time 😢then the lace fronts took over completely. So we stopped getting relaxers but slapped wigs over our natural hair.

[Chingchinglotto]

I am black creole female and have a huge hair wrap collection. My BLACK FEMALE manager told me I had to wear my natural hair. I pointed out that the other girls all have wigs and she did as well. I do wear my natural hair. An all black neatly wrapped scarf with the back bun and hoop earrings was very stylish. It looked better than the cruchy lace frontals. She told me to either remove the wrap or go home. I left and never went back.
The whitefolk I've worked for never said a thing about how I did my hair, or if i wrapped it up. Thats when I realized we do have a problem.

[dlilwon]

When my natural hair was her length, i simply wet it during my shower and applied coconut oil, my coils looked moisturised and by the time i got on the train it would just sit in a round shape itself, make up and earrings and am gone for the day. No gel needed. Once you accept your hair in its natural form you are less stressed about it. It does take time depending on the person’s will power.

[ariannawilliams]

And if you do wear wig...why not one that mimicks your own hair texture? Everyone wants to say "black girls don't wear their real hair and only wear wigs and weave". A lot of women in general worldwide wear extensions, weaves etc. The kick is they wear fake hair that mimicks their own texture...so you would never know. Black women are the only group of women who tine and time again choose textures of hair that is the comolete opposite of their natural hair texture...and thats why we have the label as a collective of "never wearing our own hair"

[sunflowersandsand]

I've noticed that these "love your natural hair videos" very rarely show short 4c hair, I think I counted one, or maybe two 4c TWAs in this entire 17 minute video. They always show long 4c hair or looser textures. It'd be nice if these channels can show more short 4c hairstyles and show how to overcome the "awkward" phase that so many women probably are avoiding.

[MrsV.]

I love this! The wig lovers get angry because you put a mirror up to their faces. Wigs perpetuate the myth that textured hair isn’t beautiful. Same with us Caribbeans who are obsessed with relaxers.