8 Things You Should Know BEFORE Growing Your Body Hair

These are 8 Things I WISH I Knew BEFORE deciding to Grow My Body Hair.
Some I expected, others not so much 😳.

May this video help you on your journey of embracing every real, natural, and authentic about you🌀

⏱️Timestamps:
00:00 8 Things You Should Know BEFORE Growing Body Hair

00:30 Number One

01:21 Number Two

02:21 Number Three

03:11 Number Four

04:42 Number Five

05:25 Number Six

06:55 Number Seven

07:48 Number 8

09:47 Why You Hate Your Body Hair

10:01 Giveaway Details

12:04 Much Love

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🎉GIVEAWAY DETAILS👇🏾:

•Win: One of my All Organic Body Butters (scent of your choice) 🎁

•How: 1. Watch this entire video🎥
2. Give this video a Thumbs UP👍🏾
3. Comment below:
a. How I have inspired/encouraged you to grow your body hair
OR
b. How having body hair has changed your life

•When: You have until Thursday, March 28th 11:59pm est to enter ⏰

📣: The winner will be announced in Friday, March 29th next video release 🎉 (make sure those notifications are ON!)

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[BackToMama]

✨Check out my New Ebook: “Why You Hate Your Body Hair & How To Love It” 🤎:

[tianatiana]

Shout out to all the Sisters out here embracing their natural✨✨Shout out to you for bringing awareness to the way we were meant to be🙏🏽🩷

[earth.themother]

Congrats! I started to embrace my body hair after seeing a video of you on ig. Im tired of seeing self-hatred that women choose to endure, labeling it selfcare. And you are what social media needs for women but more importantly black women. I fully support going back to our nature. And I will continue to support you and the movement on every platform.

[ceianna]

Having body hair has changed my life because I feel fully comfortable and confident in myself since I’ve embraced it. It’s been nearly 5 years of me being comfortable and it’s definitely a different kind of freedom and saves so much time not having to worry about hair removal. In this day and age we have bigger and better things to focus on, besides a real man is going to be attracted and turned on when he smell them pheromones.

[mothersmilk]

Congrats on 10k sister! Many blessings,
Having body hair and most importantly my vulva hair has encouraged me to speak up for my pleasure, feel safe in my body and understand her power💐 I love my man with body hair too.
You have been a huge inspiration that hair is beautiful on women and natural and we are all in this together as natural sisters ✨💚

[VoteBlueFreedom]

Congrats on the 10K 🎉. You have helped me feel comfortable with keeping my body hair. I was recently going to shave but I'm gonna hold on to it and see if there are the positive changes that you describe. Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[_midwesternmystic]

I’ve kept my body hair for 2 years now. It’s soooo refreshing and empowering seeing you on my timeline. Your confidence is such an inspiration sis ❤️❤️. So proud of you for stepping into this role of helping our sisters embrace their whole selves! I’m hairy asf 😂 and I’m okay with that.

[ceianna]

Having body hair has changed my life because I feel fully comfortable and confident in myself since I’ve embraced it. It’s been nearly 5 years of me being comfortable and it’s definitely a different kind of freedom and saves so much time not having to worry about hair removal. In this day and age we have bigger and better things to focus on! Also the real men is going to always be attracted to it and turned on when he smell them pheromones.

[torrig]

Congratulations on 10k !!!🥂🥳
I keep my body hair. The only problem I think about is how people around my age and in my area will respond to my body hair. We’re living in a progressive yet severely judge-mental era, and I don’t have time to be getting into it with them🙄. But I know it’s much better to keep it for health reasons and because it’s meant to be there rather than cut it because of what somebody might say. All in all I’m still a work in progress. Thank you for encouraging us to embrace our body hair !!!!

[tianatiana]

Congrats to 10k🎉🎉🎉🎉You have helped me feel comfortable actually keeping my body hair! I always feel tempted to shave my armpits in the summer but this summer we rocking😆

[minnitreez]

I started watching you when I started my body hair journey and I’ve never looked back :) you have helped me to grow confident in who I am and celebrate all of me! My boyfriend calls me a wild woman lol and I love it ❤

[_midwesternmystic]

My baby plays with my underarm hair while she’s nursing lol definitely soothing.

[tianatiana]

Omg!!!! Why as soon as you said it’s like a pacifier! Those were my exact thoughts!!! Especially while falling asleep 😴

[JFPRECIOUS]

I watched this video looking for tips to lay down my belly hairs😅 but learned from this video to just accept it. I trim my body hairs sometimes especially in my pubic area because when it gets too long the hairs break from my underwear and cause ingrowns. But i think i just need to be more liberal with moisturizing my hairy areas to help with the knots(underarm) and breaks maybe even lightly comb before moisturizing. I started growing out my body hair to save the integrity of my skin from harsh hair removal methods. The skin under my arm is no longer scarred my legs are kp free and I get less ingrown, no inflammation and minimal irritated skin.

[charlesgreene]

Anti-perspirant causes the clumps because it is wicking moisture into the clumps. Deodorant alone is usually clear and does not clump nor leave a stain on your clothes. Also, most products are usually both; however, deodorant alone is a easily available if you carefully read the label.

[Everything_Amor]

Heyyy Sissss🥰🥰🥰
Omg you know I can write a book about how you inspire me even beyond body hair!! But to stay on topic… so I actually started letting my body hair grow a few years before meeting you HOWEVER I definitely lived in shame with it because anytime a family member would see my under arms they would tell me how gross and unladylike it is. So occasionally if I knew I was going to an event and my armpits would be out I would cut my hair of out fear of being bashed. But I always hated the growing back process as it was always so itchy and uncomfortable especially down there😩👇🏾 BUTTT when I meet you (on Facebook 😅) your confidence and carefree energy was empowering!! I didn’t feel so weird and alone. Seeing how you embraced your body hair and actually making videos encouraging others to do the same I was like woww “this is how free I want to be” now I don’t shave at all for no event and I actually tell people it’s normal & natural instead of feeling weird like I’m out of place. I feel more powerful! And I love playing with my hair too 😂 it’s smoothing. Now I’m a wild woman 🤸‍♂️🤸‍♂️🤸‍♂️

Also congratulations on your 10k subscribers may you get 10k more before the year is over with🥳🥳🥳🥳👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💜💜💜💜💜

[iamxieria]

Congratulations on 10K 🔥🔥😍😍✨✨🎉🎉 You are beautiful, authentic, hilarious, and inspiring 😍🌱🙏🏾. Thank you for this detailed information. You are appreciated 🤍🤍🤍. I’m excited to read the books! My body hair has honestly served as a protection for me both in its physical functions and on a spiritual/emotional level. It helps me to weed out men who’s lifestyles and preferences are not aligned to who I currently am. And I feel free not having to subject myself to the discomfort, inconvenience or expenses attached to grooming my body hair. I love it here 🤍🌱