Life After Cutting My Dreadlocks │ Get Ready With Me

Why is a black woman's hair always so provocative and a subject of controversy? From fighting to wear our natural hair in professional environments, to children being made to feel uncomfortable for growing their hair out in public schools.
Host: Ursula Mariani │Instagram: / ursulamariani
Co-host: Sibonganjalo Bonga Botha │ / bonga.botha
Co-producer: Sibonganjalo Bonga Botha
Co-producer: Babaland
Editor and Technical Director: Given Masilela │ Instagram / givenillustrative
Assistant Technical Director: Silo

[@khanyisilehlatshwayo299]

Awuse muhle, awusa babi 🔥 In terms of Coco Chanel saying "a woman who cuts her hair...", when I cut mine, I was pregnant and hormonal and felt the need to cut it because I was in a terrible space due to depression and not wanting to be pregnant at that time. I didn't want to have to maintain my looks because depression sometimes makes it hard to do the bare minimum for yourself. So in a way, I was "about to change my life".

[@tfa4782]

My mom says all hair styles (cornrow, carrot -feed in braids, short hair) that expose ears make women look young. You look soo beautiful

[@ethel.m5399]

can you please talk about celeb marriages both South African and international and how normal people glamourise them or perceive them, especially on Instagram I think since social media has brought celebrities closer to normal people their relationship struggles are more open to people and that has made them a little less a-list feeling.

[@believemashile9695]

the voice of lady ow my God

[@tlotlisosekete7396]

it feels weird commenting after two years 😂😂 But when i cut my hair i literally started having lesbians approach me because they thought i was one of them and mind you i am probably on the chubby side so I get Ursula's theory😂 But o motle shem

[@miss.n6582]

wait a minute? Are you Relo from Skwatta Kamp? You are so gorgeous.

[@ursulamariani8245]

😂 nope. Thank you

[@firashebili]

hahha your head is big