Nara Smith DRAGGED For NEW HAIR CUT

[@Sirrah9]

Nara's reasons for how she wears her hair is her business.

[@melvinaJenkinsDavis]

Thank you

[@marleyhill34]

Lol! She said she did it for fashion and I've seen all sorts of models with short cuts..plus like she's a 23-year-old working mom with 3 kids under 3...she ain't got no time to be doing twist-outs and wash and gos every morning. I was watching Jenn J recently and she got her two babies and she said let me damage my hair and throw box braids in it in peace!!!!! Lol! I'm 43 and I remember not knowing how to do my hair at 23 because my mom didn't teach me! Not all of us grew up with Mama Tina K. as a mom. I'ma give the girl grace..plus growing up in Germany, I know nobody knew how to do her hair! I grew up in Barbados and my friends have mixed-race children and luckily everybody there knows how to style all hair types kinky, coily, straight, curly, mixed, black, white, brown, yellow, gray, pink. Lol! If keeping it straight saves her time ( and sanity), I'm not going to fault her for it.

[@Oonagh72]

This 👆

[@Goddess_Infinity]

This !!! What is BWs obsession with hair ??? Is it jealousy ???

[@melvinaJenkinsDavis]

Why do people think her hairstyle choice is their business? I'm really confused as to the controversy.

[@CoffeeCuties777]

I’m actually shocked it went viral honestly🤎

[@emmyl487]

Do I like her haircut? No. Do I care about her haircut? No. Will anybody care about her hair next week? Doubtful.

[@JessicaRabbytt]

The back of my head is none of my business is a TikTok trend. Not a typo

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Ohhhh lol 😂 I kept seeing it written wrong and didn’t know what was going on🤎

[@marajones1828]

That phrase has been a thing long before tiktok. It was for the girlies who did their own hair or braids. Maybe the parting in the back ain't perfect but it's okay cuz "the back of my head is none of my business and no one else's either" 💕

[@sherwood9917]

Well, I hope everyone has a good day.

[@melvinaJenkinsDavis]

Exactly!!!

[@makeupmental]

If I heard her correctly, I can understand about the eczema on her hands and taking care of her hair. For example, not knowing what products she would use that could irritate her skin condition upon contact.

[@User-q8d9j]

i have eczema and bad flair ups but hair products never irritated by skin especially since i have a patch on the back of my neck if it irritates she should wear clothes that's no excuse look for stuff no sulfates no fragrance and no oils common research

[@JessicaRabbytt]

I’m a hairstylist with eczema. This isn’t an acceptable excuse for a haircut that doesn’t suit someone

[@sweetxjc]

@@JessicaRabbyttmaybe she prefers it. She a working woman plus a mom. Sometimes I even wanna just go bald because my hair is too much

[@chatwithchika]

I think her short hair looks nice but the back looks a bit odd because her neck is so long. I guess growing her hair out a bit longer would balance the back out but imo her hair never really looked bad to begin with. Also, I can cosign on what she said about eczema because having it in the front and back of my hairline caused my edges/nape to break off and thin really bad too 😢. Thankfully, improving my diet and using natural DIY haircare products cleared up my eczema and allowed my hairline to grow back, so I wouldn't be surprised if Nara did the same thing.

[@N.1lza]

So let me get this straight it’s ok for BW to talk about a biracial woman’s hair but if it was the other way around it would be an issue …

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Umm 🤔 when did I say biracial women can’t speak about black hair? They actually do it all the time…I said if they speak on black hair I have the right to discuss what they got right and what they got wrong just like biracial women can speak discuss what I got wrong and right about their hair as a monoracial black woman🤎

[@A_Wilson]

The hypocrisy screams 😂

[@katrinaroc5491]

😂 that’s why I paid the whole Amish mixed girls debacle no mind because this always happens. Black women speak on everyone and tries to direct them but do not like the same in return. The internet is a trip.

[@jahsdiary]

You trying to make it something it’s not,a lot of non blk women was talking about her hair too,you just have a problem with black women

[@kameralkutie5594]

It is a known secret that light skin/mixed women can’t say or do certain things that black women can because we would be called colorist, anti black, or white supremacist. I have seen this on several occasions and some have happened to me.🤷🏽‍♀️

[@sweetxjc]

People are so bitter and mean to this girl. It really doesn’t look bad. I wouldn’t get it but she’s pretty enough that it doesn’t look awful. I think her German side is coming out because that’s how some girls in Berlin wear their hair. People always trying to take a melanated sister down. She’s living her best life and unhappy women are bitter as always 🙄

[@CoffeeCuties777]

I never thought her hair cut was bad and didn’t even notice the back but I do notice she gets alot of hate but I guess that comes with being social media famous…the only thing Nara did that I didnt personally agree with is suing that smaller content creators after she alleged Nara stole her recipes🤎🤎🤎

[@akaced]

I absolultely hate when people BLAME their hair instead of blaming themselves for not knowing or not wanting to learn how to care for their hair. OR when they blame their hair instead of just admitting that they HATE their texture and prefer straigh hair. Afro HAIR isnt the issue and i hate how it has become such a trend to basically sh*t on afro hair talking about it as if was some kind of unwanted trouble child.

[@denyshadials5702]

That part.

[@Jessica.Shawnte]

I’m not shocked at all.. she’s a white passing biracial who married a white conservative morman man.

[@EtherealSolana]

People are too fixated on something as trivial as that. It may not look most amazing, but it’s probably because she was fine with it. And that’s okay

[@4tr33ty5]

Congratulations! I'm so happy to see your page grow and evolve! ❤

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Thank you so much 🥹🤎🤎🤎🤎

[@joybanks4974]

Her explanation for not wearing her curly hair lets me know that she knows nothing about hair care.

[@joanjones6882]

I don't have eczema, but I do suffer from intense dandruff. Her choice of oils are pretty solid. The only things I would add are 1. Pre-poo with acv for 15min (dilute 1:1 for sensitive scalps and add 5 min) 2. Add tea tree oil to the scalp oil 3. Always rinse with cool water

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Thanks for sharing your tips 🤎🤎🤎

[@lifeismagical3123]

She looks timeless and elegant with this haircut. Her neck is perfect . Looks better than all of these glued down edges and side part wigs or (”buss down" 🤨😩wigs) I lost 5 percent of my brain cells saying that. Thanks for the video sister!

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Thanks for watching 🤎🤎🤎

[@suikiemiyazaki5503]

I will never ever understand why people care so much about what someone else does to their body! People are haters.

[@Valley__]

Sad that some Blk women are so hung up on a biracial foreign lady

[@CoffeeCuties777]

It definitely was all races of people making fun of Nara smith not just black women…all of it is unfortunate though🤎

[@far6311]

I was trying to remember who Norman Freeman is until it hit me .....yikes 😮👀😳

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Right…so mean 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@tiffanylarie]

Imo the back of her neck would look better if the ends weren't bumped under but it's not as bad as its being made out to be as it is. I can't imagine being the type of person that tears any woman down about their hair. I'm so over the hate and criticism we get for our hair. I

[@CoffeeCuties777]

I agree with that suggestion and I agree the criticism was not necessary 🤎🤎🤎

[@User-q8d9j]

i have eczema fragrance stuff doesn't bother but one tip is to not use too much shampoo just because its not foaming dosent mean its not working i tend to get a lot of flacks and i can get away with using a lot of oil on the ends not the scalp hair mousses is a nono makes you hair dirty as hell and scalp itchyy the only benefit of eczema is that your scalp doesn't get as dirty but very flaky my last tip is to leave the roots of your hair alone and just focus on the ends and also one is to rub your roots down in a dragging motion like slipping something down it helps you hair get less itchy rather than scratching i realized me itches feel like oiling sensation like maybe its sebum so i always drag and it releases it and make sure nothing is staying in your roots no dandruff.

[@sachagourdin]

I don’t want to seem negative but I really do feel that black women just like to put other black women down. Whenever coffee cuties make a video calling us out. Black women are agreeing and having a time in the comments but now since she’s talking about a biracial woman that still has textured hair it’s off limits and coffee cuties is in the wrong? Even some black women in the comments are getting upset with coffee cuties about this one. Hmm this is very interesting.

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Thanks for having my back and yes I just like to be far and balanced and address all sides of the conversation not just when it comes to black womens hair🤎🤎🤎

[@NoName-ug7rm]

They always do this. Go hard on black women and give grace to others. Very interesting indeed.

[@whatzittooyah]

I never heard of this woman. The hair in the back do look funny and make me laugh. Reminds me of that stranger things guy crying meme. But who cares.

[@yousured]

I don’t feel straightening your hair means you’re trying to be a white girl … cause I know I’ll never have their hair texture …once water touches my hair lol the roots don’t lie … lol

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Straightening your hair for versatility is different than the examples I gave as the women I named never wear their hair in its curly state which to me is more leaning towards assimilation 🤎🤎🤎

[@JessicaRabbytt]

I think there’s a little bit of lucky manipulating her 10:28

[@CoffeeCuties777]

I’ve been hearing that narrative but don’t follow them closely enough to know their full story🤎🤎🤎

[@JessicaRabbytt]

@ that’s fair, also I don’t know if what I’ve seen is even a fraction of the full picture

[@noonesishome]

How petty will black women collectively go? Dang

[@emmyl487]

This isn’t a Black Women issue and I will not be sucked into a blanket statement like that. Most Black women don’t care about this woman or her hair tbh. Let’s stop imagining issues.

[@CoffeeCuties777]

Black women weren’t the only race of people that were dragging Nara 🤎🤎🤎

[@propainaccessories]

The same way pages like ecist to decry hat hair, its fair game to judge women for having a bad haircut. Im always team stay in my lane but everyone is fair game. Get thicker skin.

[@CoffeeCuties777]

I can’t make out what your trying to say for sure but if you’re saying black women don’t like weave to be called out I personally call that out too🤎