You didn't bold the most important part.
article said:
Douglas lives and trains in Des Moines, Iowa, with a host family, Hawkins reminded Fashionista.com. "She lives with a white host family and they dont know anything about taking care of her hair," she said. "And theres no black salons in their area not one. We had to work really hard to find a stylist to come and do her hair
I know that feel, when i was in Sydney i couldnt find a single place that took care of Black hair.
Even a simple hair cut became a mission, because they cut it like they are cutting err white hair i guess, and it ends up looking like shit
(or they all just sucked).
I eventually just gave up and started growing an afro....so far it hasnt hindered my jobs or anything, i guess because i try to keep it presentable.
i don't think they realize exactly how much work something like that takes
natural hair can be very easy to take care of... until you get to a certain length and you're spending lord knows how long and lord knows how much money to get it to look like hers does
Whats the length that natural hair becomes hard and expensive to take care off....my hair is pushin id say 90mm and its a sinch to take care of, wake up, shower, comb through, pat down and done
(of course i have to wake up 10 minutes earlier but hey)
My sister got hers to 300+mm in high school and all she had to do was add some cocoa butter, and that was about it.
What do im guessing african-american women do to their natural hair that takes so long and cost so much money.
Unless you are doing Curls, Kinks or Twists i see no reason for natural hair to be expensive or overly overly time consuming.
I personally don't like natural hair because of all the shit they still have to put in it. Smells weird and stays in my clothes. At leas the women I've been with. It's very goopey.
Not even 100% sure people know what they are referring to when they say "natural". There's nothing "natural" about that picture being requoted over and over again as some great example.
Ughh, again i think i just dont meet enough black people with Natural hair, even though my whole family insists on Natural hair
(It all started with mom).
Beyond the butters which dont smell bad
(cocoa butter has a delicious smell) what exactly do these chicks put in their hair.
Also, curls are borderline Natural
(i dont consider it Natural), so i dont think they really count, i know chicks with curls usually need more products.
I dont know what you mean by there is "nothing natural" about the chick with afro being re-quoted, to me it looks like your run of the mill afro, not sure what products she uses but her hair doesnt look shiny, whats so unnatural about it.
P.S She must have the meanest comb on earth.