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Very true! I look super young with my 4C hair!

I love your videos

Rihanna has released a few public statements discussing her experience with postpartum hair loss. That’s why she came out with the hairline, it’s a targeted line. It’s calculated, but I don’t see that as a negative. She is reaching a niche market, and then it can expand based on needs. For example, there are plenty of naturals that struggle with alopecia

This entire vid shows you sitting in front of the camera speaking. Nothing to demonstrate your topic????

Loved the message ❤

Im unique and have always stood out. Natural hair or whatever.

Thank you ❤

I do appreciate your channel. We need more tips on our beauty. It’s unique and stands out in the crowd. God did not make any mistakes. 😊

I love diverse unique beauty❤

You are doing a really good job i am here for it,keep makes us more confidente,thank you❤

love the USP reference i was looking for a way to embrace my uniqueness and felt like the more the better in terms of skills (not just physical beauty) for example: an artist singer has to play instruments piano and guitar and dance etc. whereas maybe they are like adele singing is enough, or like beyoncé need dancing, glamour, but no songwriting, etc. We do all have different types of personalities and beauties. and having a USP mindset is great to make sense of why being unique is awesome. thanks for the video.

You look good ❤

thank you queen!

thank you queen!

thank you qieen!

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Hello ma please I want to know how much do they charge per kg this year 2024

Bleaching syndrome…wow. I’ll tell you, it has taken me 15 years (since I was 15 years old) so see how bleaching has ruined my skin, to try and fix it and to see my own beauty after factory reset. It’s very difficult. Bleaching can be addictive because you start to think that’s ACTUALLY what you look like

You look so refined and elegant. Very beautiful. I love your hair and makeup. Anyway, I don’t like wigs but I’m not confident with my natural hair atm - not because of texture (I love textured hair) but because it’s not at the length I’m comfortable at. I tried and honestly I cannot. That’s my biggest issue - my hair is growing longer anyway but still some time before I’m happy with the length

I think the topic of colourism in the West is a bit of a complex one. Take media for example, unless you are catering to a specific demographic eg: black audience then you want to use a cast that will appeal to the widest audience possible. Black people are still a minority and let's not even get into the buying power since a lot of tv networks still rely on ads for revenue. You can also look at TH-cam in this regard. You will find that a black creator will tend to draw in a majority black audience. The same goes for Asian, Indian, White etc. And when it comes to ads, sponsors want audiences from countries such as UK and US (those with more disposable income). The colourism in media then bleeds into representation and equity but does anyone take a step back and ask what was the initial goal? To make money/entertain or propagate human rights?

Kidney disease is so high in west Africa and I strongly believe the toxic chemicals in these locations that is sold in the market and not regulated is damaging our kidneys

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Hmmm....the health concerns sounds like poverty and bad nutrition!

You’re not dark-skinned, sis. You’re a golden skin-tone. 🙂

You look prety fair to me am waaay darker

YOU ARE NOT DARK

im sorry if you look better lighter, lighten up your skin. white people tan their skin all the time because they look better darker. wanting to look better is self love.

Hey, my fellow Africans, our problem is not lack of imagination, laziness, and religious fanaticism but skin complexion and kinky hair. If we could have lighter skin and straighter hair, all our problems would disappear. Just let that statement sink in for a minute. Seriously, the melanin-rich skin that you dislike so much actually protects you from the sun and helps prevent skin damage that can result in skin cancer. By age 50, melanin-lacking skin begins to look like dry fruit, while dark skin glows.

This is a great channel for black women and girls. Unlike some of those other channels that be bashing black women.

So off topic. You are absolutely gorgeous ❤

I am so sad that colonialism has instilled generations with a lack of appreciation for their unique beauty .

I feel bad for the first lady, she ruined her face... I think people are far removed from their cultures and communities and im talking about social media communities but local volunteering church gatherings local neighbors especially in the West, thats why everyone is trying to one up each other in the same small pool of ethnicity when we are all culturally different, biological genetically different. Its a mixing pot that should be respected. But unfortunately everyone wants to look the same, white with small noses big lips, hourglass figures etc. I am Hispanic and not the white kind, im ok with that. I love my color because ill tan not burn and it means my roots are Mexican, Mexican South American Culture is beautiful minus the bad. Its true white folks or even of color want to bash darker skin, their roots their culture for being poor underdeveloped dirty corrupted etc. But the truth is they themselves lack any identity or security within. Thats why they try to bring you down lesser to use their color as a card when it isnt, its shallow af and not worth conversing with. Key is to show confidence in who you are, your pride and love for yourself.

Melanin rich skin is literally a biological evolution to protect people closer to the equator and with greater exposure to the sun from UV rays. People in more Northern regions have less melanin because they have less sun exposure and need less melanin to block the absorption of vitamin D. Understanding our differences on a biological level to me shows the beauty in how our bodies have evolved to protect us.

I am Jamaica lady, and I LOVE the Nigerian culture and the men ALOT. I just do'nt know why I cannot be found by a non-abusive and non-toxic one, who can also have sexual discipline (I believe in sex after marriage)..... my experiences with them, they have broken my heart too many times, abused, gaslighted me and lacked sexual discipline. Where can I be found by a genuine one, who will treat me right?😢😢😢

Can you do a video on how you take down the twists??? I often have difficulties taking down twists, and the process leads to hair breakage and loss for me 😢😢😢

I really want to migrate from London, UK to Canada. By God's grace I will find a way. 💖💖💖💖

THIS WAS SOOOO GOOD!!! You dont understand how much I needed to hear this message. GOD BLESS YOU. NEW SUBBIE💖💖💖💖💖

I've experienced this pretty privilege thing from both sides so I'm definitely gonna say that it's true if u doubt it's real go ask someone who either had a glow up, glow down or someone who got experience with it

What I have noticed about a lot of dark skinned women is they tend to overcompensate.... and then look bad as a result. And many who arent overcompensating are totally not trying to even be presentable. Many dark skinned women will not bother to fix their hair when they go out. Or they will wear very unflattering clothing, especially dark colors... Obesity looks less attractive on most people and I think some of my dark skinned sisters, just let themselves go because they think they are unattractive anyway due to their dark skin. Yet you can still look beautiful even when obese. Dark skin is gorgeous. Choose and wear nice clothing (not all this sweat pants and T- shirt nonsense all the time), dont overcompensate with ridiculous lenght of eyelashes... chose blonde wigs that are complementary (not any type blonde wig will fit every skin tone which some of my sisters dont seem to understand and end up looking strange in their orangey blonde wigs) and wear less sweat pants and hair bonnets when going out. Well-put-together dark skinned women are the most stunning women you can see and it tends to shock people when they see such women because the beauty is just that powerful....... I would know..... I am writing from experience. I dont think my dark is ugly. And I get tonnes of compliments every single time I step outside of my door (and inside as well). Many of us dark skinned cuties need to stop thinking "ooh! we are already ugly, so what do we need to try to improve?". We need to see ourselves as beautiful, regardless of black men validating us. Black men will never validate us, because I believe the universe made black women the stronger of the sexes (psychologically, emotionally and psychically I mean) when it comes to black people and so we need to validate ourselves.

Love your content. The Fela Kuti mention in this video was golden ✨I knew I was in the right space.

That's the bottom line!! 👀💯💯💯💯💯💯

Did u have manager to help you fir am scared to invest

There are men who prefer darker skin women. When I was a teenager my preference used to be dark skinned women

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Instead of cutting my hair again, I have started going back to the salon,so they can help me take care of it,its getting longer and harder for me to comb

Mini-twists are supreme!

Your makeup, hair, jewelry, everything about you is pretty.

Skin glowing ❤

ok what did she show us