Zazie Beetz and Dascha Polanco Discuss How the World Sees Their Natural Hair | Allure

[@RunRaeRun]

"It's profitable to keep people feeling insecure." Oof. I felt that.

[@notlookinforahug]

Felt. Feelings. Emotional women. Lol you are soooooooooo strong but you can’t beat the power of a billboard ad for a hair straightener. How do you fakes look in the mirror.

[@___zeke___7581]

@@notlookinforahug I guarantee none of them as insecure as you are

[@notlookinforahug]

@@___zeke___7581 this video proves you wrong. Someone can look at them the wrong way and their foundations crumble.

[@___zeke___7581]

@@notlookinforahug Nothing they speak about in the video correlates with that idiotic take. They literally talk about being penalized for wearing their hair in it’s natural form in professional spaces and being conditioned to adjust their natural being. Then here you are trying to down play what they are saying with multiple ignorant comments on this video. You’re out of your depth

[@notlookinforahug]

@@___zeke___7581 you can’t even swim….

[@MzSoulll]

in love with the way zazie wears her hair. so wild and free.

[@lastdays3148]

Yes I love that thicker wild hair look.

[@productjunkie1018]

It looks cool and artsy

[@carolscorner9110]

Luv Zazzie, her career is on the upswing... but!!! As a Cosmetologist, my advice is that hair needs lots of hydration & Moisture!!! Look at the Beautiful crown of the model speaking the most. Gorgeous...

[@MsSmith-cf6sh]

Carol's Corner Maybe they have two different hair types 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@KabbalahSherry]

@@carolscorner9110 - I put lots & LOTS of coconut oil on my hair, but it can still get kinda dried out looking after hours & hours of wear, etc. She might still be putting all sorts of oils & things on her scalp, hair, etc. but only doing it once a day, in the mornings or whatvever, or, maybe just not getting it cut all the time. I think it looks great. 😁♥️💆🏽 And I'm so proud to see her doing big things all while being completely comfortable w/herself.

[@charlottecarlos6296]

They are all stunning but the darker skinned girl is magnificent looking.

[@MamaWhit87]

Charlotte carlos like surreal

[@floresamor4146]

Her name is Khodia Diop. She's so pretty!

[@redpanda2861]

She's South Sudanese. The most stunning women come from there it seems.

[@hcpalmer]

@@floresamor4146 Yes she is amazingly beautiful.

[@teneillegordon9946]

She is absolutely stunning for anyone's standards as far as I'm concerned! Her beautiful dark skin is gorgeous!

[@Blinkgirlsareperfect]

The darkest skinned girl sitting next to the one with the yellow dress OH MY GAWWWWWD!!😍😍😍😍😍SHE IS BREATHTAKING!!!

[@floresamor4146]

blackgirlsareperfect her name is Khodia Diop! She's stunning 😍

[@FMFvideos]

looks like a microphone

[@shayjackson510]

FMFvideos bruh

[@sunmont1461]

@Northern Light why are you comparing. Let each have their own beauty shine. Stop being divisive.

[@Exoticalbrownbone]

Right she has the cutest face lol

[@ObeyAmmalol]

I relate to Ebonee I got relaxers really young so I had no idea how my natural hair looked like until a couple years ago

[@jaijoseph2394]

Me too. Got a relaxer at 4. Didn't see my curly hair until I was 25.

[@ObeyAmmalol]

K Brown my mother didn’t do it! She was actually opposed to it ... So don’t comment accusing someone of something you aren’t aware of.

[@marlenek2158]

Same I discovered my hair type at age twelve

[@maiaautumne2167]

Obey Amma same here

[@thefoodfanatic9914]

FACTS

[@pencilwisdom6161]

Ebonee is so intelligent. You can tell she understands the history that made our society what it is today, the power of representation, and all the nuances to this conversation. Beauty and brains, she's a gem 💎

[@d.steward1401]

Yes girl she hit it on the nail.

[@364anw]

Well said...she really is.

[@aiba6540]

I think it’s important to point out colorism when discussing hair, I have hair like Zazie’s. However when I wear it out it’s perceived as undone and unprofessional where as hers translates as bohemian/stylish. This is by no means criticism of her it’s just that kinky textured hair is acceptable sometimes when the person isn’t darker. Khoudia Diop didn’t even speak in this conversation and it speaks volumes.

[@miurtouissi1093]

Yes!

[@mdasilva5599]

They are beautiful! I love black girls and their natural hair

[@themoonisfaithful]

I relate to this sooooo much! I’m from Brazil and my mom would use relaxers on my hair since I was 5. Until a year ago, when I decided to go natural, I honestly had no idea of how my hair looked like. My big chop and the months following it (now lol) were a big shock to me, in the best and most painful way really haha. Women like them were and are so important to me in the process of loving myself and my natural hair. One of the main reasons of starting my journey was seeing all these beautiful women rocking their natural hair. My hair is short now and I am still in the process of fully loving and embracing it, but seeing videos like these give me so much strength. And what Zazie said about if everyone mixed together, people would be brown with curly hair is sooo true. This is the reality of most of the population in Brazil, since we're fundamentally a mixed-raced country. The majority of the women in here have curly hair, even white ones. It’s awesome that there’s also a strong natural hair movement in Brazil, that has been getting bigger and bigger. I feel like we are evolving and it’s so refreshing. My biggest hope is that one day no black girl or any girl with curly/kinky hair grows up hating her hair and we can all acknowledge beauty in all textures.💖

[@CT-mc9ew]

I'm glad I work at a place where all of my coworkers (90% are caucasian) love it when I wear my fro out. They don't just go and grab it or anything. They encourage me to rock it, and when I put it in a bun, they always want me to take it out because they love how it looks. I feel bad for people who have such negative workplace environments. :(

[@nizbet5707]

That’s nice and all but why does your hair even have to be a topic of conversation to them? It’s nice that they aren’t rude about it but it seems it’s more of a show to them just based off your comment . Correct me if I’m wrong .

[@amransethe7207]

@BlackButterfly707 orrrrrr her coworkers are just nice people who love the way her hair looks. You're the one who sounds desperate.About 'masters', she didn't make it the subject of the conversation.That's why the race of her coworkers is in brackets.👆

[@molierresignoga]

Alot of white people love it but their is always that 1

[@notlookinforahug]

Amran Sethe these people hate white people at the same time depend on their approval at the same time don’t want it.... It’s utter chaos lol

[@Lis.H.]

"Because it's profitable. " hit me right in the heart. So much truth. You go sis.

[@notlookinforahug]

You are soooooooo strong lmao

[@Lis.H.]

@@notlookinforahug yeahhhhhh......

[@buetifulkay12]

Ebonee is so freaking gorgeous!

[@lamarjacksonjr2135]

She sure is

[@lakithagoss897]

She is the prettiest.

[@PV1230]

@@lakithagoss897 no way. she's 3rd best in that lineup at best.

[@19main89]

Yo fr, this is the first time seeing her with curls but she is still drop dead gorgeous!

[@rufioquin2406]

Easily the prettiest woman in the room, imo

[@X2KIM]

That woman in black is the real deal

[@mycutecatvidz9610]

Are you talking about the latina

[@sowhat...]

@@mycutecatvidz9610 which one's the Latina?

[@mycutecatvidz9610]

@@sowhat... Don't know which one they were talking about

[@hakatapawa7115]

@@mycutecatvidz9610 there's only 1 black woman

[@user-fl8ng9np7v]

@@hakatapawa7115 dont know what you're talking about. There seems to be 3 black, 2 asian and 1 latina

[@eaglessixersfankeepingitre3247]

Who..Who is that dark skinned Goddess with the Afro puff that is more beautiful than one trillion midnights? 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@moninaalphonse6209]

I love that!! She is stunning.

[@aiba6540]

Khoudia Diop

[@frenchweewee4444]

absolutely stunning!

[@ascend3654]

so much blatant and undercover hate towards dark skin has now swung the pendulum in the opposite direction creating a dark skin fetish where lupita nyongo is like the hottest thing Ive ever seen and yet i bet she's nothing compared to some girls in Africa.

[@kayquan9072]

South Sudan breed, they are one of a kind

[@blackface703]

What an absolutely BEAUTIFUL array of shades of these queens

[@donatonamusic]

A white girl told me my natural hair was beautiful yesterday in class... Not “wild and free” like most people say...like I’m an animal...or “cool” like a trend that’ll pass...but beautiful. And it was nice. It made me feel human. Not that I needed her validation...Black people tell me that all the time. But when the rest of the world acknowledges Black as beautiful too, it just feels...nice...human. And I told her that her long blonde curls were beautiful too...because they are. Because we all are...just beautiful women. Wow women are beautiful.

[@notlookinforahug]

Cool story. Find a man. Get married. Get in order. I literally saved your life

[@JE-im4im]

Lol all bc a white chick said it, pathetic

[@criesinyee-haw8841]

@@notlookinforahug what?

[@maquaronita]

All I can say is that african hair is amazingly beautiful and you can do so many hairstyles with it. I'm a mother of three mixed race kids, all have different hair textures. It takes a little longer to untangle and style than straight hair would but it's all worth it. Love your hair, love your bodies, love yourselves, we only have one life and it would be a wasted life if we live disliking ourselves and only live to please others.

[@sholakayo6328]

Um, the beautiful dark skin girl at the end (of which there was only one) did not speak, which speaks volumes in itself.

[@Dezzy23]

I was literally waiting for her to speak... and was honestly annoyed that she didnt. 🙄

[@Memphisgirl-jk5tq]

We’re focused on hair, while she’s on a whole other level within herself. Shoot, unfortunately for some people her skin color is the only thing people will EVER see. She is absolutely stunning! But, not everyone feels that way.

[@Americansikkunt]

The wealthy, lighter skinned women were the most vocal....Even among a group of ONLY black woman.

[@auroradust327]

Cult Boy they’re all the same “wealthy”

[@lovestonedgold1504]

oh Lord here we go 🙄🙄🙄

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

I'm so glad I don't have these issues with my natural hair. I stop getting a perm when I realized I could just fluff my hair out and go. I always had long hair as a kid and perked teenager, and was kinda surprised having shorter natural hair wasn't dramatic for me. I love my natural hair and have gotten just as many compliments on my fro as I did for my long permed hair. Black Men is where I get the most love.

[@Peacebewithu34]

awww.

[@PhillyGirlLivefromthe215]

✊🏾💯

[@road_king_dude]

Love from the Latino community!

[@lastdays3148]

MsFears,true. I am not having any problems with my rounded 1970s Afro. And yes the Melanin men love seeing my Afro.

[@poppysilk365]

Having natural hair out is hard man. Kids in my school always play a game with my hair. They would always put staples all over my hair and see how much rolled up paper they can fit in my hair. People who I don't know, touch my hair and complain how "weird" it feels and how clean it doesn't look. And they always wonder why I have it in a bun all the time.

[@daja57]

Start beating up those kids. Stand up for yourself.

[@TheRealHermioneW]

I hate hate hate that people feel entitled to touch our hair! So rude and disrespectful. Kids at school used to finger my hair and say it felt like wool and crap like that. I was so innocent and unaware I just kind of accepted that, as the only black girl in my class, I was an object of curiosity. Now at 30 I still have coworkers reaching into my head when I let my curls out, but it annoys me more now. I wish I could have expressed that at your age. It's good you're aware that it's not right. You don't deserve to be treated like that.

[@haute03]

Someone touching any part of you without your consent is NOT okay. I know it can be difficult sometimes to advocate for your personal space, but please tell those people to leave you alone and to stop touching you if you don't want them too. Also, I don't know you, but I can confidently say that whatever texture your natural hair is and whatever it looks like, it's beautiful!

[@mcoordinator]

Kids are horrible ! As a kid my mom told me to tell ppl to not touch my hair& to slap their hands away if they did!! I rarely had to fight to defend against bullies but the bullies were either fascinated or just nasty & mean by my hair. Most of the time it was just jealousy. Unfortunately most school age kids tease but some are waaay meaner than others!!Sometimes you have to confront them bc once they see you aren't pushing back...you become the thing the like to tease & torture everyday. You gotta either ignore them or stand up to them. I was never a fighter and I NEVER picked a fight but if they stick stuff in your hair ? Take it out and throw it back at them!! I was a sarcastic kid so I'd turn their jokes back on them! Make them look corny or stupid...They'd get mad or embarrassed and leave me alone..but sometimes you gotta defend yourself!! You gotta speak up eventually!

[@thegiantpaperpanda]

Preach, especially when it isn't the "curly" type of natural hair. I have a straight up fro and I've battled with feeling inadequate even in the so-called natural hair community which feels much more like "your hair is only acceptable when it's curly" community....

[@samanthadarcy-bruce1721]

I am white and I really can't understand why anyone would have a problem with these girls natural hair, each of the girls are different but stunning. We have one warped world to make something so normal seem somehow unacceptable :/ xx

[@verandaarmstead6025]

Samantha Bruce it would be absolutely amazing if every white person had your mindset, then POC wouldn't be forced to be something that we're not and we'll be more accepted.

[@landmark22]

Samantha Bruce White supremacy globally

[@poppyorangeflower]

Frizzy hair looks a bit out-of-control. And people like others to look like they're in control of their bodily parts. Why do we shave? Why do we wear bras? Why are women called, "the fairer sex"? Why do we go through such lengths to make men feel more comfortable? This is not just a black woman thing. This is a woman thing.

[@bodgie6256]

Little Tangerine congratulations, youve completely missed the point

[@laurencharles4854]

Little Tangerine Little Tangerine That’s the whole problem. What is considered “in control” is straight hair, and white people created that standard, and anything that doesn’t conform to that Eurocentric standard is considered “unacceptable” by ignorant, discriminatory, brainwashed dumbasses like you. Just because their hair isn’t straight doesn’t mean it’s not well maintained and neat, because it actually is.

[@ambo9569]

This panel of black women in all different skin tones and hair types just shows how beautiful and diverse blackness. I just love the diversity.

[@Kiki-jx6by]

Since we are speaking on natural hair the way the young lady in the yellow is wearing hers is outstanding! I am proud that ALL these young women love themselves enough to show the world their natural EVERYTHING. Even their mindset. Thanks ladies.

[@michealwillis]

Great conversation here and I'm glad more black women are going natural. In fact, I hope I can convince my daughter to stay natural as well. And uhh... I love some Zazie Beetz!

[@haute03]

Ebonee out here preaching.

[@karmaisab777]

I wanted to hear what Veronica Webb had to say while she was sitting there with that long doll hair wig on during a natural hair discussion. 🤔🤔🤔

[@deegeorge5711]

Flower Power 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MsAlmondy]

I didn’t even realize that was Veronica Webb! She looked so uncomfortable

[@sealindemere7400]

@D W well done! You nailed it with this response!

[@keithearl7879]

Because it's her hair not a wig . Look up black men long hair it will blow your mind .

[@lf1496]

@@keithearl7879 That's not her hair it was most definitely a wig and she looked embarrassed.

[@Drayton42677]

All I see is different variations of beauty... from Dascha Polanco on over to Michelle Lee

[@thehoneyeffect]

all lives matter

[@jeremyd2409]

Drayton42677 ...bruv could not agree with you more.

[@road_king_dude]

Amen Bro

[@pink1237480]

@@nonamcdade3798 exactly.

[@sowhat...]

Who's Michelle Lee?

[@justjen1682]

I’ve been natural and it’s been liberating . The fact that I don’t have to flat iron and perm my hair is Golden. Honey I’m still beautiful with my fro or my two hand twist. I was so scared at first cause my hair is so thick but the right products plus patience with your hair is key and success. I should’ve done this years ago!

[@funnymom7]

I love the way this young ladies expressed her and touched on the experience of so many across the variety of generations and circumstances. I especially love that you had on display the beautiful range of the different textures of natural hair. Yes ladies, it is a journey and for many of us of color it’s more than vanity, it’s more than just hair for us.

[@jenniferbrown7659]

I've always worn my hair natural. Born 1952. All my friends wore Afro's in High School, I graduated 1970, upstate NY. When I moved to Atlanta in 1980 I was shocked to see so many perms. Now I'm blessed to see so many locks.

[@cristybello]

I know all about that as a brazilian black woman in my 40s, In my childhood when I tried to use my hair natural because I REALLY loved it, I got criticized even inside of my own family ! “ go and fix that hair” they’d say….. so I unfortunately gave in…. I wish I had not, yet now I use my hair natural since my late 30s ❤️

[@thehoneyeffect]

I want to hear the whole conversation and I want to hear what the black women have to say not just the mixed race appearing women

[@pink1237480]

They can speak if they choose to everyone can not just the ones who you think are more special.

[@Exoticalbrownbone]

Exactly.

[@hakatapawa7115]

It's not a conversation about the skin colour but the hair. Idk why you would say that, some black people have straight hair too.

[@BuildingMyFuturestepbystep]

Not all light skin black ppl are bi racial .... so ignorant... the blackest ppl on earth are light skin

[@FlutterMouse]

Ebonee is mixed? She looks unmistakably black to me. She has all the features and the texture combined.

[@Lisa13245]

Khoudia Diop is everythingggggggg

[@bebrave1622]

Love when women embrace their natural hair. You are beautiful the way you are!

[@deljean]

I love her hair, so pretty. The darker one talking in the beginning

[@arielle452]

I’m lovin Zazie right now

[@mimzyLassiter]

It is just disgraceful for society to deny the overwhelming beauty of all people. I’m so, so glad these women had their aha moments bc they are all stunningly beautiful and I’m immensely proud to be a Black woman so grateful for being me and genuinely loving my Blackness.

[@huluvzcousinbenson]

My God so many beautiful black women

[@hakatapawa7115]

Only 1 of them is black just saying, 2 maybe

[@localbaddie_8438]

HAKATAPAWA 3 of them is black

[@user-fl8ng9np7v]

@@hakatapawa7115 if you think the brown skin one isnt black then you're racist. You think black people can only be dark skinned

[@reinal7896]

ThanosOhyeah _ I think only 2 are black. Zazie is mixed.

[@aleshahooker]

reina l i think that she considered herself black even if she’s mixed.

[@MsXenyy1]

I wanted to hear what dark skin girl had to say.

[@ossier2796]

It’s not a movement or a trend, it’s our hair. I’m 69 so I remember being Black and Proud, that meant having natural hair.

[@michaelbest4356]

Those 2-women with natural hair are certifiably beautiful! Simply gorgeous!!

[@Wyndamn]

Black Hair Magic.

[@tottievision]

This is a beautiful and necessary conversation

[@notlookinforahug]

What’s necessary is putting these women in order

[@thehoneyeffect]

Can anyone tell me where the rest of this convo is?

[@monica8399]

So happy and proud that you guys are accepting YOU!!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼 Throw away the crappy conditioning that has made us feel inferior, because we are BEAUTIFUL in our own natural state!!!

[@CartmanMorisato]

I love Zazie so much. She's awesome.

[@KimBlaQue]

They're all so beautiful 🖤 I went back natural 7 years ago and haven't looked back since!!

[@delfonteknight3859]

The first 1 woman who talked is gorgous.They are stunning.All people are of colours including Cacussians.

[@kaydenevideo]

this video and this whole conversation is so necessary

[@giving7389]

If I wear my hair as an Afro to work to this day it is considered unkempt and unprofessional so I put it into a bun which damages my hair. At all 3 of the jobs before this one, my managers would call me out to personally tell me that my hair looked wild. I once even dyed it blond and was then told I was a q-tip. I'm honestly ok with it looking cool over looking like trash to so many people for so long. I remember in middle school when I first stopped getting relaxers and wearing my hair natural boys would tell me if I rubbed my hands, legs or elbows together that I would set my dry hair on fire. When in actuality it was way more moisturized due to oily and greasy hair products (back before all of these natural hair products we have now when grease was the black motto for hair care). It hurts because being light skinned you feel less black because people may feel slightly more comfortable talking to you but that doesn't justify the stupid shit you hear when you have a wider nose, and kinky hair that stands up instead of falling down.

[@CartmanMorisato]

Well said. I'm sorry you went through that but thank God there are even simple pop culture things like Black Panther, Luke Cage and Zazie being Domino in Deadpool 2 that are helping people see that black is also beautiful. I may live in a place where minorities are the majority in my lil corner of California but even when I was teaching people how to interview for jobs and stuff like that I never thought to tell someone with curly hair to undermine it by straightening it or something like that. I always pretty much told them tips about being "groomed" rather than specific about what it "needs" to look like for employers. Thankfully my co-worker that taught the classes with me is black so he knew the ins and outs of weaves and other similar hairstyles like that better than I did so he gave his expertise on the subject too.

[@wendynore6165]

When I was growing up I had a serious afro. Kids nicknamed me both "Carpethead" and "Rughead". Once I got someone patting the top of my hair like a microphone saying "Testing, testing,1,2,3." It is annoying. But relish in the beautiful hair God gave you. Its a gift.

[@lastdays3148]

Wow I wear an 1970s rounded Afro and I honestly never had any problems on my job.

[@ayannafraleymoore5265]

This was/is a very important conversation! Let's keep that discussion going. Thanks ladies and thank you Allure mag.

[@shelly8965luv]

Wow...just coming across this video. I applaud Allure for allowing these black women to use their voices pertaining to natural hair.

[@sharjjahnaziz4122]

Women go through alot in regards to there appearance. I am proud of these girls.

[@notlookinforahug]

Foh

[@sharjjahnaziz4122]

@@notlookinforahug What does FOH mean ?

[@luisaguilar5229]

I see nothing but sexy and beautiful hair I love when my girl leaves her hair natural its attractive and it's a shame it's not recognized more

[@PantheonWar]

What’s sad is you see black people on here fighting over which color is prettier. I saw all beautiful black women of various degrees of black. In the comments I see “She’s mixed” or “The darkest one is the finest” if white people didn’t exist black people would still be prejudice against one another by skin color. It’s sad really. All of these black women were fine as hell to me because each one showed beautiful diversity of blackness.

[@chantanelsmith5656]

Warrior614 Nope. That's isn't true. It's a deep history behind why black people say things like that. No excuse but it's from a cause (slavery) and the effect is the influence it had on the black community. It all comes from a deep psychological place

[@PantheonWar]

Ivy Nichole many of my friends are African of various countries. They talk about how long before white men various tribes did t like one another. It’s a human trait. Did slavery mess up blacks? No doubt. But human ways of thinking are also messed up. Thanks for sharing your ideas though.

[@containeduniverse]

EVERYONE is a variation of the color brown.

[@imperialhistory]

Warrior614 What tribes and where?

[@Nooooooooooooooooooooo7913]

Lol black people are prejudiced towards other black people even with white people around. It’s called colorism

[@peppermintpattie6006]

That Asian women looks straight lost and out of place in this conversation.

[@yasmeen7875]

ITA.

[@MsAlmondy]

I was wondering why they didn’t have someone else (who looked like the girls) do the interview

[@AM-vw7dg]

Oh the Asian woman can relate, only on another level. Check out the interview with an Asian news anchor who was told that she wouldn't move up because of her eyes, she looked too Asian. Ha, and the woman actually admitted to having cosmetic eye surgery.

[@hardingirls12]

No one seated there is out of place.

[@skyedog47]

This how ignorance takes place. The story is about natural hair and not kinky hair. Asians have they're own issues with natural hair. They are also under pressure to change their hair. Their hair tends to be heavier straighter and harder to style. They struggle with identity issues as well. They have a hard time finding stylist who can manage their hair. Eurocentric beauty standards forces them to feel out of place just like all of these women. That's why she is here. She is not out of place. She can relate in a different way. Educate yourself a put yourself in someone else's shoes for a change.

[@roxannegolden123]

Is it possible to have this convo with black women who are not mixed. . . its not the same journey for kinky naturals and everyday women instead of actors or people in the business. . . ijs

[@mizzurid]

Exactly.

[@ssissigui8846]

I really don't agree with you. This panel is diverse. U have different types of hair and skin tones. Let's try to stop exluding each other. Light vs Dark blabla. Enough !

[@pink1237480]

There are mixed people with 4c kinky hair.

[@pink1237480]

@@ssissigui8846 I know I'm sick of it already it's so ignorant I'm not mixed but I'm not that ignorant to think that all mixed people look a certain way or have a certain hair type or texture.

[@gee_emm]

ssissi gui This diverse panel of beauties has one black women and five other women of colour. I’m not trying to nit pick, those are the facts. It’s a little disappointing to still be the minority, even when discussing minority issues. Not all of us get away with having that cafe au lait appeal...

[@Sk2PPer]

Zazie is drop dead gorgeous!

[@sabsays4091]

Both of them are gorgeous

[@prettylou]

The girl on the left is stunning oh my gosh 💛

[@Rasil14]

The diversity in the video is absolutely gorgeous 😍❤️

[@tjmmatthews2930]

our beautiful natural hair is nothing to be ashamed of , we should be embracing the hair not trying to hide it, sorry to hear these beautiful women have been going through

[@lastdays3148]

Well said and I embraced my Wool kinky Afro.

[@thegreatestofalltime9475]

The darkskinned girl is the one who should have spoken throughout the entire video matter fact give her her own video and i bet she will shine brighter than any lightskin beauty in the room❤ #nothingbutlove

[@j.flaner8506]

Why is Veronica Webb (and I love her!) sitting there with a long weave/wig on her head?

[@XxMercuriiXx]

D W because the point of the discussion was embracing their natural hair so she figured they’ed all wear their natural hair out

[@ashantihughes1056]

J. Flaner that’s her natural hair

[@j.flaner8506]

@@ashantihughes1056 No, that's wig. Again, I said Veronica Webb. That is NOT Veronica Webb's hair, it's a wig.

[@hardingirls12]

The point is that we should be allowed to wear our hair how we want that includes wigs

[@BearingMySeoul]

Meh. She's in her 50's. Her hair could be thinning...

[@ezpic2]

That girl on the end tho...! 😍😍😍 “...all black EVERYTHING...” 🎶

[@RobertDGordon]

Such a radiant gradient of melaninated beauty...

[@necolesettles1720]

I love ther young lady's hair in ther gold dress Zazie Beetz Especially in the movie Deadpool. She rocked it all the way out

[@coreyb2081]

Every body hair looks great......Absolutely gorgeous brown women. ..

[@zanguiza]

We are such diverse and beautiful people!

[@bestbuystorebestbuystore1561]

All the women in this video are absolutely Beautiful. The very Beautiful dark chocolate one is absolutely gorgeous!!!!

[@sheritownsend7525]

Ebonee Davis is so stunning and intelligent! A perfect combination.

[@griiseknoen]

Ebonee Davis just reached a major insight on the machinations of capitalism. Ouch.

[@vwedeo.8706]

I really appreciate the video and I love the topic being discussed but y did you only list 2 of the ppl speaking and the lightest 2 at that just curious

[@notlookinforahug]

I’m more curious about your natural hair in your pic.... 😂😂😂

[@lamarjacksonjr2135]

Ebonee Davis is drop dead gorgeous

[@morganl4445]

Their natural hair is beautiful.

[@amylong271]

I actually love Ebonee so much. Such an Inspiration for me

[@SighDown]

I would love to see the whole talk if available.

[@naturaloutlaw5399]

Natural hair and all shades of brown for the win yessssssss😍😍😍😍✨

[@Shay45]

I went natural when it was a movement in 2010. These days it has became a trend. When I started seeing more naturals in the media I was happy because I assumed people were finally realizing that kinky and curly hair is okay. It disappoints me to see where natural hair has come in recent years

[@notlookinforahug]

Think you guys will have a movement on how to get back in order and be good wives? No... ya didn’t think so either... 😂

[@Dre_La_Mont]

Wow, black hair is beautiful !

[@BigNak364]

Great, great conversation. As a father of 4 beautiful girls with mixed heritage, I know first hand the confusion society is putting on their shoulders. My wife and I make it a priority to ALWAYS encourage them to focus on family and personal values, not external worldly values!!

[@lukejack9551]

I just came here to say: DAM THEY ARE STUNNING GOURGEOUS !!!!!!!!!!!! PURE BEAUTIES !!!!!

[@tlang3548]

I'm so late to this interview but I absolutely loved it!!!

[@Jude-e3b]

OMG! THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PANEL

[@islandn8tion]

I really luv textured hair. idc what anyone says

[@thaisramone4644]

Acabei minha transição hoje,passei ela toda com box braids achei esse vídeo por acaso e mano é bom ver mulheres negras ocupando espaços e debatendo,é ótimo pra mim que sempre acompanhei uma mídia branca,ver entrevistas de mulheres negras/hispânicas

[@lala55419]

I’m pretty sure dashca has no problems wearing her natural hair as her natural hair texture is more acceptable in the black community and by society. That’s the honest truth. There aren’t really any true 4c haired girls speaking in this clip

[@anndeecosita3586]

Great video. They all look great. I love ❤️ my natural hair.

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

I've always thought all black women should keep their hair natural. It's beautiful.

[@corneliojerez1791]

Much respect to these queens #authenticity

[@King-bp6gu]

I should show my mom this video, because I just got rid of my freeform dreads that I’ve been growing for about two years, and of course, during the time that I had them...she hated them but allowed me to keep them because she saw it as me expressing myself. As of now that I’ve cut them, I told her that now I want to grow out my natural hair because I’ve never seen my natural hair grown out, because as a kid, she had always made me get hair cuts, and we recently had an argument about me growing out my natural hair. I asked her to give a reason why she finds it unacceptable for me to grow out my natural hair as a black male in today’s society...

[@troublesome9341]

Beautiful women! Greetings from croatia ❤️

[@gemvenus]

is there a longer version of this interview? because im sure Khoudia Diop spoke up at least once about this topic considering this is a platform of hers.

[@JaeSwift10JamellaSwift]

I'm sitting here waiting for the chocolate sistah to speak, wondering who she is? She's gorgeous!

[@notlookinforahug]

I’m sitting here with my wife. Laughing at all these out of order loud mouths. Placing bets on how many of the group are on heavy meds

[@johnpetty3574]

Shout out to my beautiful beautiful QUEEN at the WALL STREET HILTON, i stayed there last Thanksgiving's Eve and she was the receptionist ,and she wore here NATURAL CROWN.

[@daprince301]

So many beautiful woman of color.

[@marshacreary2442]

Great discussion

[@ngreat4390]

The only person who I really wanted to hear was the Queen in Black. Gosh! Her black is perfect she's so beautiful. That hair😘. She needs a video all by herself.

[@pencilwisdom6161]

I understand why they didn't put everyone's name in the title but why didn't they mention anyone besides Dascha and Zazie in the description box?

[@CandieP]

For clickbait. Not everyone is familiar with the rest of the ladies names. It’s a algorithm marketing tactic.

[@MissClardy913]

Ful interview please