Natural Hair Does (NOT) Give Soft Life | sprinkle sprinkle lady

[@judynone7805]

Right you suppose to know how to style your natural hair sometimes bc this is who you really are. Love yourself. It will definitely bring confidence to your peers. Underneath those braids and weaves its a CROWN waiting to be explored. You can do soooo much naturally. I braid partially, I agree with you sis nothing political even though, I’ve been around since the 1950’s. My times were natural we had no commercials devaluing our values, or lowering our self esteem. I agree we all should wear our AFRO’s. It would definitely help us financially cause we are not reaping the benefits supporting local stores and beauty supply changing, and the global market. Let’s take back our Right, Our CROWNS❤

[@Tinuola]

Love this!📌👏🏾

[@65May2]

@@judynone7805 I love this like I have said in the past Asian beauty salon nail salons are laughing all the way to the Bank at expense of AA Women look at other cultures and races of women they're not wearing that stuff weave wigs I really enjoyed what you had to say please keep pushing this agenda for African-American women this doesn't apply to all AA Women and Black women

[@LoXena]

Lupita seems like she has a soft glamourous life to me 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Tinuola]

@@LoXena ikr?!🤍

[@okikeure7422]

You are a genius

[@LoveStarsWorld]

But she had a to play a really degrading role to get that status. Nothing to do with natural hair, but it's important to note.

[@Neema150]

Lupita wearing her natural hair does not prevent her from being successful in Hollywood.

[@moremiaj4786]

Personally I feel a man who cannot bear to see me in my natural hair is too immature and unintelligent for me. I also feel like we should not commodify ourselves as women and attach our value to attracting a man.

[@Tinuola]

Word!!🙌🏾💫

[@sarahdagher2046]

I secured some hefty bags with my wash and go 💅🏾

[@Tinuola]

Your comment is giving me life!🤭🙌🏾💫

[@so9487]

Natural hair has always been great. It grows out of your head. Why do you need to style your hair? You can just leave it alone. Don't allow people with severe inferiority complexes to shape your self-esteem.

[@65May2]

@@so9487 please say that again

[@okikeure7422]

Girl, my natural hair is soooo easy, when i stop trying to make it do things that silky hair does.

[@Tinuola]

You said it all!💅

[@judynone7805]

Right I agree it’s so easy long or short. Especially when you can style many different ways. Learning to style is endless cause we can do this!!!!

[@AGemFromJax]

@@okikeure7422 facts 💯

[@rosam674]

Exactly! People don't look to Africa for their Afro hair management. Instead, they look to Europe and complain. Make it make sense.🤦‍♀

[@BlueVeins-k6b]

@@rosam674 this

[@TheRealMentorCynthia]

my natural hair is my superpower 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Tinuola]

❤

[@65May2]

Yes it is love it

[@cctv318]

as my hair got bigger i stopped wearing it out. these last few weeks i’ve been watching more 4c/black girl content and it inspired me to wear my curly fro out and i have everyday for 3 weeks ✨ its been amazing and the looks and appreciation i’ve been getting are so genuine and uplifting. Your fro definitely unlocks another level of pretty privilege.

[@Tinuola]

@@cctv318 wow thanks for sharing🫶🏽✨

[@TeaWitcher]

I met my husband years ago while natural. Still am. I switch it up sometimes but when I do 90% of the time it is still similar texture styles only. It’s a completely anti black rhetoric that natural hair isn’t enough. If your partner doesn’t like your real hair then that is an issue. The solution isn’t to wear straight hair all the time.

[@Tinuola]

💯🤍

[@rosam674]

Why do you call putting on something that is not your own hair ... SWITCHING IT UP? This language is problematic, IMO.

[@PrettyPrincess9609]

I like Shera and some of her advice has been really helpful to me but she was definitely wrong when she said men don’t like natural hair. Men love my natural hair. I got engaged a week ago to my fiancé and we are getting married next year. I was also wearing my natural hair when my fiancée proposed to me.

[@Tinuola]

@@PrettyPrincess9609 congrats!!🎊

[@bbydoll1222]

@@PrettyPrincess9609 congratulations 🎉 is he a wealthy provider ?

[@tambariw]

Same!! I wore my natural hair when I was proposed to. I wore type 4 hair extensions on my wedding day.

[@makeuplayshaa]

I agree, we need to wear our natural hair or hair that mimicks our texture. The more we do it, the more normal it will be, power is in the hair & we can do so much with our natural afro hair, no one else has hair like us, our hair texture cant be replicated. Im tired of seeing straight hair weaves that arent even kinky or even silky curls. I want black women to realize how beautiful and unique we really are, naturally.

[@Tinuola]

@@makeuplayshaa absolutely!🤗

[@judynone7805]

Yes I agree. Im tired of seeing that It’s gotten ugly all those cheap wigs with fake colors. Wear something to complement your skin color. Be beautiful inside and out. Love oneself and keep up the CROWN. It less expensive and clean naturally. Im tired of watching these movies and TV and stuff. Weaves like they have no hair. An Alopecia is definitely on the rise!!!!!

[@65May2]

I really enjoy your channel as a African-American man please continue to lift African-American women up with the natural hair you are doing an outstanding job God bless you

[@Tinuola]

Wow thank you🙏🏾

[@EspritsFantomes]

I actually find natural hair more elegant than weave… it’s giving « elegant, rich, royalty »

[@Tinuola]

👑🙌🏾🤍

[@Nemma7hemi]

@@EspritsFantomes I do as well

[@Mssweet25]

Wash and goes,and kinky fro,perm rodsets, twistouts, high kinky ponytails. I Wear it all year round❤

[@TheMspoodle2]

Natural hair is life. I love seeing natural hair.

[@Tinuola]

🤍🤍

[@65May2]

There is nothing like a beautiful African-American woman with her natural hair NOTHING!

[@OnyekaAsamaka]

My natural hair is my crown 👑

[@Tinuola]

Periodt!!🙌🏾🤍

[@kaylastraker-trotman]

In the Caribbean, this is more normalized. Only in North America do people act shocked about wearing natural hair. I feel like I'm in a different universe especially in America. Canada is more about natural hair especially if their family culture is not connected to North America.

[@divinahbeauty250]

I think sometimes people mix up high value with high earning.

[@LuvDet6564]

A natural hair movement would disturb their money

[@Milly_in_denmark]

I have a soft life and I wear my fro with my head up high 😅

[@Tinuola]

@@Milly_in_denmark purr🙌🏾🫶🏽

[@shanchan8247]

I think it depends on what is considered 'soft life'. Soft life didn't mean luxury to me. For me, it's being protected and provided for so I can live without a lot of worries. Isn't luxury just 'glam life'? I'm not sure when glam became synonymous with soft because a lot of the glam/rich bw don't seem to wear their natural hair much.

[@kimigirl4794]

I like your point- styling natural hair isn’t for everyone. I never realized there was a distinction between having natural hair and styling it until recently. I like to style my hair it’s a form of creative expression for me. But I do think it is important to have at least a few hair styles you can do on your own including the Afro. And I am waitinggggg for the day when I see hairstylists offer just as many offerings for styling natural hair as they offer for chemically straightened/ processed hair. Girl! That would make me so! Happy!!

[@Tinuola]

@@kimigirl4794 thank you!🫶🏽

[@orevaonaemor3865]

When you said "a man that has sense" I resonate with that.E must get sense.oyoncha don't Gerrit,sense is the most important.

[@Tinuola]

😂😂

[@Loveistruthandspirit]

I find your take really interesting because when i think about it im like okay no one has ever blatantly told me that my natural hair was a problem. Even the women that say these things like "natural hair is hard or wont get you the life you desire" .. no one actually said these words to them but rather its something they experienced and internalized. I believe it all goes back to how easy it is for us to be manipulated by the world and what it promotes. Its like instead of us setting our own beauty standards on an individual level that we like from within we look for it outside of ourselves, we look to the world to give us a standard & they are always willing & happy to do so.

[@Melissahealtsci]

I wear wigs here and there but I feel absolutely beautiful when I wear my natural hair…

[@MrsToyiaboo]

It took me some time to get a natural haircare routine and keep it moisturized but whew once I did, game changer. I love my hair and am now loc’d but only because I have to do 3 little girls hair😂 teaching them to love their hair as well, the way God made it ❤

[@Tinuola]

Thank you so much for sharing!🤗

[@Melissahealtsci]

Plus I always get compliments from others on my hair.. 😊

[@Tinuola]

Love that!

[@annie22krm]

So much truth in this video ❤. Very encouraging

[@Tinuola]

Thank you Annie

[@desireeaseme9661]

You are speaking truth my sister. Every word. You're so eloquent and so dignified in your speaking. First of all you got to love yourself. It doesn't matter what people think about your hair is what you think about your hair god-given here he gave us his black women. The Bible says when you find a wife you find a good thing. So where the icing on the cake. Time out for women chasing men anyway love yourself.

[@Tinuola]

@@desireeaseme9661 thank you ☺️🫶🏽

[@jafricaboundq6962]

The natural me is my beauty standards ❤

[@Tinuola]

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[@themagicalcupcakeunicorn5755]

Its also sad to hear Shera say that given that both of her daughters have natural hair

[@YummiLolZ]

Lol I feel everyone wears extensions or wigs I mean I wear wigs that mimic my natural hair

[@CaramelCali]

Come on now. Shera teaches women how to gold dig. There are rules to grind a sugar baby. Two total different topics

[@ivoryaleece9622]

I HAVE A QUESTION WHEN DID AFRICANS WEAR AFROS? I was born in the 70s in America 🇺🇸 MY whole entire life as a child my culture been rocking AFRO'S ! Soul train variety show, our politicians, our black Americans singers , Athletes etc. Your topic is misleading. All the women that I see are black Americans with a little Africans with wigs or extentions which is nothing wrong ,but that's not realistic.

[@Tinuola]

@@ivoryaleece9622 my topic is not misleading. And to be clear on your qs, are you asking if Africans used to style Afro based on history??

[@ami-el7dg]

What a odd thing to say. 4c hair grow towards the sun. Afros may be a hairstyle but its also a state of the hair. Afros were indeed popularized by african americans but to imply africans hadn't been wearing their hair the way it is before african americans popularized it is beyond ignorant.

[@alphawolfsquadronthe3rd218]

@@ami-el7dg Agreed. All you have to do is travel to the continent or be exposed to diverse African media and you’ll see that that’s false.

[@purpleglitter9596]

The fact that so many black women don't consider our own hair as what we prefer shows the power of media and propaganda. It's actually literally insane when you really think about it.

[@Tinuola]

Ikr?!