EP26. Pray Over Your Wigs! Do you know where they come from? | The She Sessions Podcast

[@adamadoumbouya418]

Hi, I’am black woman living in Italy with westafrican origins

[@adamadoumbouya418]

I lord my hair with Cantu

[@TheSheSessions]

Love this for you if the products work for you. If you don’t mind the question, what’s your hair type?

[@adamadoumbouya418]

I’ve lost my hair with Cantù products. I ‘ m using RD products. I’ve 4c hair

[@adamadoumbouya418]

I think the industry want us to’ use wigs ecc because without black women buying wigs, this merchandise will die FOR REAL

[@TheSheSessions]

This makes sense, a whole industry would be dismantled if black women boycott wigs. Thanks for watching🫶🏾

[@adamadoumbouya418]

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[@TheSheSessions]

Thanks for watching!

[@adamadoumbouya418]

I think we black women focus too much on the prices of the white’s hair products. Per me give you an example: the maintenance of a Panda is not the same of a Ferrari. Let’s understand that we need specific care. That’s why the price is a lutte bit higher. But we have tonthink that there are Aldo some ehite products very expensive

[@TheSheSessions]

This is true as well, but then the same way straight hair has products on the lower affordable end as well as higher end while both work great, it’d be nice to have that kind of dynamic for our hair types

[@adamadoumbouya418]

Sorry for all grammar mistake but my keybord is in italian

[@adamadoumbouya418]

Agree, but thereare not much requests. Sadly lots of BW wear braids and wigs almost the whole year. If the request change, we ‘ll see less expensive products even 4 us