I Didn’t Get Good Hair | A Hair Story

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

What an honor it’s been to share a piece of my life’s story with you. Thank you for allowing the space and time for me to share my experiences and what I’ve learned throughout the years. Much much more to come. It’s not over yet! ❤️🙌🏾 If you’re struggling with your scalp, check out Royal Oils. It’s helped me a lot. 👉🏾 bit.ly/2PXW4Dy

[@ElanaElyce]

Here we go with some dumb thumbs down. Why? What's to dislike about another person's journey? That makes me so mad! ANYWAY I came to share and remind you of how pivotal you were in my confidence to stop relaxing my hair. While we did that show (before you relaxed again) we had many conversations, including about your mom's feedback...which also made me mad, but your knowledge and that gorgeous hair really helped my perspective. During that show I was wearing twist outs; when the show ended I kept doing that as a way to convince myself I didn't need to straighten my hair. 6ish months after that show I did my chop. It was my third intention to go natural and I have you among those to thank for me finally doing it. I haven't looked back. So, thank you, again.

[@apara2005]

@@ElanaElyce right?!?!?! What kind of evil miserable person would thumbs down someone's personal journey video😡????? I feel honor that she even shared it with us! I get these comments too for my mom. She says my hair is nappy and ugly and I need to straighten it a little.

[@sable7114]

@@apara2005 someone probably accidentally hit the wrong thumb by mistake, someone who hasn't had their eye appointment during the pandemic year, and didn't realize it. I've done that before but caught it and changed it.

[@w9906]

Latoya, YOU ARE SO DOPE!!!! ( I'm so old school, LOL🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣) I'm sure all your subbies can agree with me when I say, WE LOVE YOU & APPRECIATE YOU for such a BEAUTIFULLY put together sponsorship.💜💜💜💙💙💙💎💎💎💎 I definitely related to how you felt when first deciding to go natural, back to perm, & back natural again.🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓 It's wonderful to know the information you gave about the Royal Oils collection🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 Congratulations with this well deserved sponsorship!!!! I will be rewinding this video often!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 GREAT, GREAT video!!!! Inspiring, heartfelt, I can't say enough about this video. YOU ROCK as usual!!!!! SHADAZZLE, Bluejazzle🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉💎💎💎💎 You know I'm getting some popcorn and watching this again....🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 This is going into the archives for sure!!!! I'm being long winded, buuuuttt this should be viral!!!!💜💜💜💜💛💛💛💛💛💛💚💚💚💚💚💙💙💙💙💙💙🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Sending HUGE HUGS right back to you🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💖💖💖💖💖 YAAAAASSSSS, It IS only just the beginning!!!!! 😎😎😎🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@Stephaniealicianaturalhair]

Oh I never knew my father either. I was told he left when I was 1. My hair Journey is interesting. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@LadyRette]

"I didn't get good hair. I got phenomenal hair." - I felt that in my soul ❤️😭

[@Timetrae]

That’s what I’m TALKING ABOUT!!!

[@caramelsubmerged7426]

In my soul !!! Exactly !

[@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers]

Felt this whole video in my soul. Much needed.

[@fruitsarelife148]

Amen!!🌼🌼🌼

[@lesterchestersylvesterthem580]

4C hair is ugly and nasty lol there is a reason nobody wants that shit and it’s called bad.

[@shen_876]

That good hair bad hair mentality is prevalent in the Caribbean esp Jamaica. Always have to check my mom on this

[@j.elixir6089]

facts. I'm caribbean american from various backgrounds and I had to teach at a young age the magic of hair

[@musicforthemind8338]

Me too.

[@AuntyM66]

Not only Jamaica. Latin America, and Africa. Straight hair and lighter skin is the gold standard.Her hair is so natural and beautiful, now.

[@j.elixir6089]

You sound like satire

[@tahiram.567]

@@lesterchestersylvesterthem580 You could have chosen to just shut up but here you are. The good hair bad hair situation was not borne from from some innate primitive mate selection system we all have in us but rather from colonialism and white supremacy. And I'm sure it's also the reason people would choose looser curl patterns.

[@cardiyansane1414]

Im 40 years old , I’m not sure how I ended up here but I am . And I watched your video .I’m crying so hard . Tears of joy ! Our hair is beautiful, unique..it grows up and out instead of down , it defies gravity, seasons ...they have been lying to us this whole time . Trust me guys . They are jealous.It took 28 years for me to realize this . Read history, research on you tube . People are paying money to have your hair texture. Be blessed

[@apara2005]

Right?!?!!? And plus we have Effortless volume for dayyyys. People would kill for our big hair.

[@Timetrae]

Yeeeeeesssss they didn’t want us to know what we REALLY HAVE!!! And baybaaaayyyyy we have EVERYTHING!!!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ *big hugs* Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave this beautiful comment. There is a long history of not accepting what is not understood and I believe our hair unfortunately fell into that trap. I’m so happy that the information available today helps so many of us. ❤️

[@caramelsubmerged7426]

@@Timetrae I feel your words in my soul !!! Yes sista !!!

[@SpoonsStyle]

Say that sis!!!! It took me 30 years to realize I was blessed with PHENOMENAL hair!!! Thank you Latoya Ebony form Chi Town!!!! Midwest girl here!!!!!

[@krissygirl2609]

this was created soooo beautifully wow! I've never seen a sponsorship done this way! great job! ❤️

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Kristine, thank you so much. I worked really hard to make sure my story stayed true to me. They’ve really listened and allowed me to keep my creative freedom. That’s important to me and I know it’s important for you all as well. So thank you for leaving such an amazing supportive comment. ❤️

[@khalilahwestindies2224]

I agree!

[@carolynnelson4463]

You look just like your mom and your son looks just like you...beautiful

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

As I age, I see my mother in my face more and more. Genetics are amazing.

[@SuperApril34]

U read my mind. Beautiful family with strong genes.

[@SheReaDelSol]

This video was everything!! So inspiring!!! Thanks for everything you've added to the culture over the years. LOVE YA!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Aww thank you sis! Right back at ya! 😉❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@behindyourlook7087]

I never realized how brave I was to go natural before it was a trend. Meaning late 90s early 2000s. I refused to let someone else’s standard of beauty define me and yes I got ridiculed for it but I could not care and I’m grateful for it

[@phillyjawn_lolo386]

Wow! I wasn't expecting this type of quality. Impressed 😍 also, 2010 LaToya was adorable. 2021 LaToya is a Queen👑

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you so much! I’ve always loved story telling and I’m so happy to get to share my creativity with everyone. ❤️

[@rinawallace1962]

So very well said! I totally agree!

[@Kim-addie1]

Anyone who doesn’t love their “bad hair” would love their phenomenal hair after watching this. Great job.

[@nygal6288]

Sadly, i dont...😔

[@Kim-addie1]

@@nygal6288 are you saying you don’t love your hair.

[@ZeLeninovoMasoveRizoto]

Even as a "white" person with very strange acting, untameable, frizzy hair, it seriously helps me to see people loving their hair despite having "worse" hair than I do.

[@nygal6288]

@@Kim-addie1 yes, & plz dnt say "i dnt love myself", cuz i do. 4c hair is a VERY difficult texture..ive had days where i cried handling it..need i say more??

[@Kim-addie1]

@@nygal6288 I would never say that. I totally understand because there are days when I want to cut off all of mine.

[@zacharydrake156]

This is so beautiful ❤ I'm not sure natural hair influencers know how important they are. You’ve (and other people like you) have inspired me and this whole new generation to love our hair. I couldn’t be any more grateful 🥰

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

😭 Thank you so much. You know, without so many people following us we’d just be talking to the wind lol! The feeling is mutual. Thank YOU for supporting us. *hugs*

[@zacharydrake156]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair hugs 🥰

[@dadoues7328]

The fact that you can make a sponsored video so personal is amazing! I love all your videos and this one was no different. Great job sis!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you so much. That means a lot to me. ❤️

[@TheFernandesWay]

Wow, KZbinrs do not provide this type of sponsored content. How amazing!!!! You outdid yourself. ❤️

[@jessefoyster3679]

Wow this is such a phenomenal video 🥺❤️ this is one of the most inspiring and tastefully done sponsorships I have seen on YT. Thank you for taking the natural hair community back to its roots on what it really means to be proud of the hair that grows out of our heads 💁🏾‍♀️ You are truly a gem 💎

[@shika1975]

I just finished crying about mines a month ago and I'm 45. I went natural three years ago and it has been a journey. I hate the way we were programmed to hate our hair the way it was made to be. I'm still struggling with it.

[@rudiannwildgoose-laing4629]

The difference between the hair texture dry then wet is something else...we really do have amazing hair.

[@emptynester547]

I remember when you did a video on your hair being nappy and you cried so hard. I felt so sorry for you because the Most High God doesn’t make any mistakes with the hair he/she chose for US!! Just thank The Most High that your hair doesn’t get LICE.

[@nygal6288]

Id like 2 see tht video cuz thts basically where im at now, unfortunately!! 😢

[@a.mariedixon-jenkins]

@Empty Nester you are so right, the Most High does not make mistakes and HE does all things well. And He cares about everything that concerns us and loves us just the way He made us.

[@thetwinklegg8121]

I have cried! Big ugly snotty tears. You are amazing and you have phenomenal hair and talent. Well done Toya.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kj989]

I love a good hair story 💙

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you for stopping by to hear it. ❤️

[@Capitaldcp]

I need more black female experiences. I didnt know you went through so much. Im so impressed. My shero!!!

[@mrslewis9475]

This was like a mini movie. Loved it 🥰

[@tjdorsett3803]

Same experiences over here. Mom and sister's hair were a looser texture than mine and I was always told it was nappy. ( in a negative way)😞

[@MSALL-co8bf]

Our nappy hair IS GOOD ENOUGH

[@mizztotal]

First of all, Davinci is adorable. Secondly, Thanks for sharing your story. I have 4C hair, but my mom's natural hair is straight and waist-length. So my whole life I've constantly heard people say that I didn't get the "good hair". Well, they're wrong. 4C hair is beautiful and unique. Everyone also needs to learn that It's common for African Americans to have different hair textures within our immediate families due to a mix of Native American ancestry and the horrors of forcible violation during U.S. slavery.

[@ct5951]

Only a very small percentage of Black Americans have Native American DNA and the majority of Black Americans who have European lineage do so because of interracial marriage, not because of rape. Also Black people are the most diverse group of people. People in Africa with no admixture have a range of skin colors and hair textures. I don't know why people insist on attributing our beauty and/or diversity to race mixing when the MAJORITY of Black people (including Black Americans) are not mixed.

[@mizztotal]

@@ct5951 I don't want to distract from Toya's wonderful video so I'm gonna keep it brief. Unless you are a descendant of a family who can and have traced both their legacy as slaves in the American South all the way back to the 1700's as well as their Native American lineage STFU. Truly ST all the way the FU you ignorant twit who I wasn't even talking to. No Black American who descends from formerly enslaved people in this country needs to explain anything to you or anyone else. We survived. We endure. AND our hair is gorgeous.

[@NinaBaby210]

Like it was said, I don’t want to go too far from the intent of this beautiful video either.....There is though, a part of your comment @Blaze Hot, that needs correcting. RAPE is the primary cause of the racial diversity that is buried within the #dna of most Black People. Slaves weren’t even “allowed” to wed each other lawfully. Interracial unions absolutely weren’t ordained by any church, and even less occurring; were those couples; the couples what we see represented by interracial couples today. It was the “Passing” community of Black people that were more likely to be in interracial relationships. So although it MAY have happened; not nearly in the numbers that would have been necessary to account for the consistent presence of European/Other #dna found in most Black Americans. FYI....approximately 20% of the average Black persons #dna IS from “non-African” origins.

[@NinaBaby210]

Self- reported African Americans averaged to 0.8% Native American ancestry.👀 Keeping in mind; it is not determined what part of this figure has been authenticated by #dna analysis. Js

[@shedori92]

SIS!!!! This video was phenomenal! 🥰Thanks for sharing and for calling us Black! ✊🏾

[@rinawallace1962]

Thank you, LaToya, for sharing your authentic self with us. So much of your life story is Our story. Your story is beautiful, as is your hair, as are you! Much love from an almost 75 year old sister to you.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@alexandriahill1415]

We have over four hundred years of knowledge to regain. Out hair is neither good or bad. We just didn't have to knowledge of who we are. Now we do amen.

[@cheshiredj]

This was so well done! You are a phenomenal content creator and your story is inspiring. Your father doesn't know what he missed; any parent would be so proud of you.

[@GeniaBGolden]

You’re amazing beyond words. Thank you for being you.

[@Caliashante]

Just BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for sharing 😍

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Aww thank you Cali! My sista from another mista ❤️

[@iamcindaphillese67]

THANK YOU SIS!!! Your hair is a very personal thing! And again I'm so thankful that you shared your story with us because a lot of us before we went natural felt the way you felt. Once again thank you sis.

[@lawandacampbell637]

When you said I didnt get good hair. I got phenomenal hair. I screamed so loud!! Yaaas!

[@Michelles_Daughter]

New subbie! I’m 40 years old and still struggle with loving my 4C hair. I felt every word you said in this video. 💜

[@adibalay13]

I had a conversation with my sister about this topic and you explained it so well! She has what's called 'good hair' and I was blessed with 'bad hair'. At the end of the day all hair is good hair. We just need to learn that new mentality. Thank you!

[@noelle7032]

You did this 👏🏽🙌🏽 everything you said I felt. I’m mixed and my brother got the “good hair “ but the longer my hair gets I’m starting to appreciate my curls. So thank you for sharing your story with us.

[@ceedubsez9513]

Her story/hair story...moving and triumphant. Nicely done!

[@isthatachicken]

I wish this was a 45 minute long documentary 😭😭😭 thank you for this video❤ this is so personal and I feel so embraced? Thank you SO MUCH

[@mremboblog]

There is something so interesting about finally chopping your hair... then going back to the perm, then it just not feeling right, even though you have had it with your natural hair... then chopping it off again... then back to natural..... there is just something about having said to yourself..."this is my hair, how it grows... this is who I am"... the perm, just never feels right again....even though now and then it makes its appearance on your head!

[@donnabaldwin9785]

Why did I just cry with your 23yr old self? She was so brave to question why.

[@apara2005]

This was a beautiful video. I remember watching that 24yr old you video about going natural before I big chopped. It made me angry that people were making you feel bad for wanting the hair that literally grows out your head.. That video was one of the reason why I finally did it 🙂. I was like I dare anyone to tell me something. My body my choice is not just for reproduction issues! Thank you for sharing.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

😭 You remember?! Wow, that means you’ve followed my journey for over 10 years with channel changes and all. Thank you so much! ❤️

[@apara2005]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair - I only found your channel last summer. I like to watch old videos as well so I can learn the journey of the people I subscribe to 🙂

[@luciaescobarz]

I love how that photo of Normani was included @2:38 and how it juat fitted right in the 90’s era. shot from her ‘recent’ music video gheheheh😍

[@ramoyarichardson5823]

Phenomenal video. 100k subscribers you come. I've been a subscriber since 2020 and you helped me to love and embraced my natural hair. Thank you LaToya

[@jesusisgodislove9912]

This was interesting. Thank you for sharing 😍👍🏽🌹

[@nami_ifé]

LaToya you kinda look like Kyla Pratt, also I love your hair, it’s gorgeous ❤️

[@luvmike08]

Please also recognize how "WE" talk about ourselves in reference to "good vs bad" hair "light vs dark" skin etc. It makes a difference. The title did jump out and caught my attention to write this comment. I do enjoy your content. I commented after I watched the video. Great job! You addressed the generational trauma and please delve more into this which is why the natural hair movement is and was so important to our health as well as healing from systematic oppression too. Your mom's comments were are just as true as your journey as well especially due to your profession in the dramatic arts and her experiences as a hair dresser for people in that field and many others before our generation.

[@reitumetsetumza6072]

Such a beautiful story 😍🥺 I have phenomenal hair yaas Queen

[@SuperApril34]

I strongly suggest that u write about ur hair journey. I firmly believe ur story would be a blessing to naturals, new naturals, and those still on the fence. I'd buy it.... unless I can get a free copy for suggesting it. 😏

[@kiomastar2]

Thank you so much for posting this! Even while natural I still struggle with what looks good or acceptable. Due to so many generations before us having the debate of good vs bad hair, I notice that my family only will compliment my hair when its a twist or braid out and not a wash n go style. We as a community (and myself) have a long way to go.

[@offerpoa4468]

I almost cried so inspiring

[@Sesamsesam59]

This is so emotional. Awesome video From the storyline to the narration to the visual support. 10/10

[@miniminott48]

The way you segued into the sponsored content...Chef's Kiss!!! Because of you, I will be checking out Royal Oils.

[@yourock482]

GOD this woman is so smart, you can just feel it by the way she talks and carry herself. You are incredible (it is my first time watching you)😊

[@SpoonsStyle]

This story hit home..... I can’t believe I’ve been watching you over 10 years!!!! 🤗 😘

[@NinaBaby210]

Western ideas of #beauty🤦🏾‍♀️ It is just A FACT, that a large percentage of #us Black Women, don’t even realize our motivations for the things we gravitate toward. The affects of Western #standards have permeated our very cores, and in ways that we can’t or don’t want to acknowledge....How we feel about our #crowns is a major example of this. I LOVED this video! I wish for EVERY Sista, this kind of appreciation & love for who #we are, and how it IS more than enough! Peace & Love🖤🖤🖤 Your crown is AMAZING, btw!😉

[@julem247]

Thank you for sharing this. I am encouraged by the small signs of hope and healing from how every aspect of Black folks has been denigrated and denied. We gotta talk about it.

[@Annelastar]

Words can't explain, thank u🙏

[@jayebaby28]

You are someone special. So different and uniquely created! I really enjoyed this!!!

[@crystalwiley-brown1274]

Beautiful job Toyaboo!!! As someone who has watched you for a long, long time, I can say that you have inspired me to step up my 4C natural styling game. Great video girlfriend. Not only is your hair phenomenal but so are you! Blessings to you. ❤ (ChiLady)

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Heeey Chilady 👋🏾 ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bumblebee4024]

Excellent video ... all young sistahs need to see this video so they grow up KNOWING that AA hair IS the good hair, the PHENOMENAL hair. The oppressor does NOT define AA hair - the Most High God does, & He doesn’t make mistakes. He gave us PHENOMENAL hair!

[@marciaross2392]

Not only are you beautiful your voice and diction is as phenomenal as your hair! All The Way Up, Sista.

[@rh5938]

Beautiful! I loved hearing your hair-story! I agree, you have PHENOMENAL hair 😍. 4C hair is so beautiful♥️

[@johnarhodes3748]

Loved this! Someone told me I shouldn’t go natural because I was blessed with such a beautiful head of hair.....well I had to give up relaxers to embrace my real texture of so called ”blessed” hair. Some of us have been so brainwashed to believe that if our hair is kinky it isn’t amazing. Once again, thank you for proving them wrong. I cringe when people reference loose curly hair as “good” hair. If hair is healthy....then it is good! Regardless of the texture and curl pattern.

[@DH-uw3us]

Thank GOD for our hair, and for all it's able to do. May we all learn to embrace and love our natural beauty. This video just motivated me to wash and style my hair lol.

[@jaybell1390]

Bye girl! Fed up about hair drama. Just roll with the Naps. Dayaam!

[@latashapannell7420]

Beautiful story 🥰 you truly have phenomenal hair and u r a phenomenal woman. And OMG when I say your son took your face!!!! That pic of u as a young girl looks exactly like your son. Peace and blessings 😘

[@danielleharlow6760]

THIS IS BEAUTIFUL 😢

[@Iamfree8005]

Such a nice video. Well done. 👏👏👍

[@patriciashelton2494]

Beloved we didn’t seed that hate...#466...hair...color...it has divided and destroyed and diminished the Devine self worth of ourselves...thank you for your powerful 👁💡💡💡spiritual journey...✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🖤🖤🖤

[@art.bae.hannah8196]

I HAD TO COMMENT THIS WAS SO BEAUTIFUL IN EVERY WAY!!!.THANK YOU FOR SHARING A PIECE OF YOU!!!

[@AllysseMarie]

It was your hair blown out being as long as that weave in the beginning for me. Natural hair is one of the most beautiful and unique things that God created. I admire you so much for sharing your journey. Your road was harder than most because you had no one who paved the way for you. But look what you’ve done for so many other little girls that won’t have to go through what you did. They won’t have to wait until they’re an adult to be able to love that part of themselves. They will know they are beautiful from day one, and that will be all. 🤍

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@FunkyBruja]

Your hair looks amazing! Wow... 🔥

[@lenahowera1404]

HER EYES ARE SO PRETTY

[@yahainHotPink]

Your eyes are so gorgeous!! Our hair is so versatile and a big responsibility.

[@ordinarykindoflove5052]

So I understand where you coke from ,I went natural because every time I got a relaxer I would get horrible nose bleeds my dad said no more relaxers for my child I enjoyed not getting my scalp burned and not having nose bleeds every month. After my hair transitioned to natural I got bullied so hard because my hair was so big,long and kinky I started hating it and myself. The self hate continued so much I started losing my hair then started locs to save my hair. From 15-20 inches of hair ending up to 4 inches over hating and neglecting my hair. Grew my locs for five years and cut them last year. I felt so naked took time to like myself with short hair ,got irritated with shrinkage and tangling but now a year later I like my hair more than I did when I was a teen

[@coraldavis6967]

This is the best video on black hair, black issues I've seen on KZbin. Our hair is fantastic . Be proud of it. He didn't make any mistakes. When are we really going to realize this?

[@maggief1851]

I feel you ,my dad always says I don't have good hair and it has really affected my confidence.

[@tnoizy09]

This was absolutely beautiful. Thank you!

[@debraquinton2811]

Thank you for sharing with us...I applaud your boldness and how you've embraced your natural hair texture...love that!

[@annarankin9103]

Thank you for sharing your hair journey all of these years. You are a positive trailblazers for people with type 4 hair. And I think you video with Anthony Dickies was totally awesome!!

[@nomicaguillory3369]

Yeeees! Loved this video. So honest and relatable. " I didnt get good hair, I got phenomenal hair!" Caught chills when you said that. Well done!

[@JermaineAuNatural]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVED this video! The 2010 clip of you talking about going natural looked like an audition tape for like MTV or ANTM lol....wait? Did you try out for ANTM??? It was the vernacular for me. The 90s...what a time to grow up! This was such a great video. The head and shoulders does good on your hair. I know a few friends that have active scalps that swear by this.Thank you for sharing a little history of yourself.

[@moniquemonique9467]

Wonderful! Well Done!!! Thank you for this! ~4c chick over here.

[@ros_limbo]

You are beautiful. Your hair is beautiful. I needed this video. I’m from Namibia (a little country in Africa) and the concept of good hair vs bad hair exists here too. It’s exhausting and unnecessary.

[@phoebedavis1614]

I subscribed for a reason. You are my hair mom. You teach me so much about my hair as well as confidence. Thank you so much.

[@flowachild8999]

You are beautiful regardless how your hair is sis ...💕

[@michellefrazier3288]

This video was perfection!!!!!!

[@SimoneBrown]

Amazing video, you're a great storyteller. Thank you for sharing your story with us 🥰

[@ceciparedes2797]

I’m so proud of u. Idk why but your video made me cry. Maybe because I’m pregnant lol, I appreciate your video...Thank u for shearing.

[@Michelle-06]

Thank you for this video because you have been encouraging my daughters. My daughter said Mom she has hair just like me My hair shinkage is beautiful.

[@caramelsubmerged7426]

La Toya thank you for your transparency and vulnerability; please know that this work has liberated other Queens and Kings to stand in the true majesty of ALL of their black phenotypes! I not only celebrate with and for you; I simply celebrate YOU! Thank you for shining your light ! Love to you Queen !

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@AGreen-wl7mz]

Amazing story!! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@sairathealchemist]

“Nappy and ugly. As they use to say” Where sis!?? 🗣 Proceeds to Show the shrinkage! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@BLACKSTARMOVEMENTS]

Proud of you...keep doing you/natural

[@itskendall9196]

THIS WAS SOOO GOODD

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Aww thank you Kendall! That means a lot to me.

[@itskendall9196]

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[@bestpracticecodingsolutions]

Awwww. I always say, " It's not good hair, it's good products". Products are everything. I'm nastalgic seeing clips from Toyaboo Tresses. Thanks for sharing. Been rocking with you since 2010.

[@ConQueringBeauty]

Well said!! Your son is the cutest!!

[@PSUJerseyGirl]

I loved this. People will get used to it. I don't care, because I don't have that damaged hair anymore!

[@starofdavid4484]

Our hair can form into anything we choose just like the universe

[@AlexisTwoLastNames]

this was really poignant and interesting. been recommended a ton of videos like this lately and it definitely helps me learn more about the black experience here in the us, cuz i grew up with my white family and i feel more white than black even tho i’m more black by blood

[@pixigirl999]

This was so well done! I can tell a lot of time and effort went into this.