Banabanaify lol yup the only time I think my hairs ugly is because from over processing it through perms(curly type) and dyes. I used to have healthy thick hair now I feel like my hair looks like the skeleton from Tales from the Crypt
As a black women if we want our daughters to feel good about their hair we need to wear our own natural hair first and take pride in that . once they see us love ourselves they will too.
Trash Talk more like disgusted with the human race and also sad that you were even gifted to become a person in the first place. with a brain like that, I'm surprised you can even work a keyboard
i just admire you women so much. you are beautiful and talented, and do not pay any attention to stupid fucks as Дэ Билл (probably russian btw). your hair is so amazing and i'm jealous of the volume and body of your hair!
@@Goldieslaxx9 I hope you find a way to embrace YOUR curl pattern. For some people it can take a while. I don't think people realize that the exact same thing can happen with the various curl patterns of so called black hair that happened with idealizing straight hair. Love you above all else.
***** SO IMPORTANT! I feel like since I quit straightening my hair as much I realized that I truly love my curls, I was only straightening it 24/7 so other people would be happy with it. So glad to have my healthy hair back even if it does take forever to grow back :P
It's funny how the black lady had to have an interracial child so her daughter can have good hair, but the girl with really long hair is full black. That just shows you that dating outside your race won't always produce children with the features you want.
***** then why is my daughter a non bottle non relaxer blonde ...black genes blend well with others... sometimes it isnt visible... sometimes it is... adriana lima is part afro descent yet looks greek italian etc.. but with her frizz you can see "it" when her hair is natural in youth pics...and the long hair girl is clearly not fully black.. here your concept of black is based on the slavery rule of 1 drop...
+Sherice Willis What's even more heartbreaking is that those women who hate their natural hair end up infecting their daughters and the cycle continues. That's why this contempt for black hair has gone on for so long.
My how FAAAAARRRRR we've come! So glad that this mindset is changing over the years. A lot of the thoughts on this show seem almost archaic at this point. #naturalhairrules
Right..a lot of black women are going natural now..along with myself! I wear a pony fro in spite of that good hair non sense cause it still exist..just not as much as when this aired.
Destiny - yes!! My maternal grandmother was light bright with green eyes -- a Black woman from Kentucky. Her husband dark skinned as was my Mom. Grandma was so very hard on my mother actually treating her like a step child as Mom grew up in West Virginia's coal mine area (Farmington & Grant Town). So half my siblings are dark skinned & the other half light -- as were my mother's. We have come a long way but still more to accomplish. I'm glad we at least realize the physical & mental damages & start to heal!!
what irritated me was how the mother who relaxed her three year old daughters hair said that if relaxers were bad they wouldn't make it for young kids yeah right you think companies really care about you or your childs health for example that's like me saying they wouldn't make cigarettes if they were bad for you most of these companies care about getting rich not you or your childs mental or physical health
No, straight hair is not boring, that is rude But the most beautiful hair is the hair you are born with I was born with straight hair, so for me that is the most beautiful hair
"You don't have to have an afro to be a strong black woman but you have to not hate on what you really are to be a strong black woman." Tyra does such a good job explaining the intricacies of ethnic hair & the politics within our own community. PS: Yas- girl got the smize real fast at the end.
I absolutely agree! Hair in its natural state is the best😊It's all about maintaining it and taking good care of it which I feel like a person can learn if they don't know.
@TheOliviapreston Agreed. I feel like when a child becomes old enough (like teen age or even at least wait til age 12 or 13) to make their own hair choices and is choosing within her own self to get a weave or relaxer in her hair then that's at least better because they are waiting. But I have to admit I was damn shocked when I saw that mom put a relaxer in her 3 year old daughter's hair! The chemicals in that toddler's hair just made me so sick. She is still a baby. And honestly when I saw that 8 year old bi racial daughter of the white blonde mom, she did not look 8 years old at all. With her hair permed like that, she looked like she was 11 going on 12 and that's sad because childhood goes by fast enough and that mom is crazy to say she doesnt have an hour in the morning to put ponytails in her daughters hair. I feel like since she made a baby with a black man, she signed up for this...taking care of her daughter's hair naturally and not taking the "easy" way out as she states of putting in a weave. Her daughter even said she doesn't like getting the weave put in. Being a caucasian mom is no excuse either, I know plenty of white moms of biracial daughters who have learned to do their daughters' beautiful hair, doing cute, age-appropriate styles like ponytails, braids, puff balls cornrows, etc. And learned from a black woman how to do it. So it's no excuse to just say it's too hard to fix your kid's hair in its gorgeous natural state---however curly, thick, or "nappy" it may be! No matter what race the mother may be. P.s. sorry for long paragraph lol! I was just passionate after watching the whole show! Good luck on your hair career! You can have a great effect on these young girls that may come to you with their moms!😊
Good hair is healthy hair. Doesnt matter if its nappy hella curly or kinky, if its well groomed and taken cared of, thats some good hair. Hair style is a personal preference, and your race shouldnt affect it, i do not like weaves, and i think its just a waste of GOOD hair. natural will always surpass fake.
It’s funny how she did this show surrounded by embracing natural hair but she completely tore apart YaYa for embracing her natural hair. Smh. Tyra needs to apologize for the damage she’s done to that woman.
Queen of Nairobi that’s so fucking true! She made her feel like the industry wouldn’t like her because she was so proud of her African roots including her hair and the Tyra goes and makes this bullshit in her tv show-_- probably to just cover her own ass
ksam pco I cant remember the season. I think it was like season 4 but you can look it up and find the video. It’s disgusting how they treated how tho so be prepared.
Media at most, here in South Africa we were never really slaves... we were just made to believe our African features are not good enough "Your hair is too hard to maintain" "your butt is too fat, you won't fit into stylish clothes" and etc. And unfortunately it worked and it will take generations before it wears off...
Bomi Shinga I’m a pale ass blonde chick with natural straight hair and I honestly admire Afro, curly hair. I honestly think it’s gorgeous. I hate having straight hair because it’s boring AF. I think they should embrace it because it’s beautiful
These are the types of mothers who singlehandedly are destroying even the slightest trace of selfconfidence in their very own daughters. Tragic. I feel like this is only American black women though. I'm from the Netherlands and black parents here tell their children to love their hair.
+MooMilkMilk no at that time when this show was made black people were not the only ones that had issues with good hair and bad hair. this happened in the Latin community, East Indian community as well
As a white man this is so educational. Even though it was a while ago; as a hairstylist it’s important for me to understand everything to do with hair and heritage especially with black women. I will admit I have absolutely 0 clients with natural/Afro/kinky hair but I at least I know that when the day comes when I have a black woman in my chair I can at least know I have made as much effort to know how to physically do their hair texture but also know that there is a huge history too
@@myusernamesmellsodeosyours4204 yes. Those brats at her school are jealous! They don't get that black people can have long hair that is theirs! They don't want to believe it! They can't deal with it. Her mom should put her hair in pigtails, braids or a ponytail and have a serious talk with that damned school! Those God-awful degreed idiots can't control the kids in their classrooms? I want to know how much the taxpayers are paying them!
im 18 now, and i remember coming home during middle school & watching this show. i wish it was never canceled, cause tyra always had great topics on it! Love u tyra!
No, relaxer at 3yrs old is ABUSIVE. These mothers are creating extremely insecure young ladies. So sad. My mom always was, STILL is, my biggest supporter and cheerleader. Always told me how beautiful and unique and special and awesome I was/am, and thanks to her, I turned out fairly ok😊 seriously though, we are our daughters biggest role models, not to be taken lightly....
The sad thing is the cycle will continue because these mums are pushing their views on these beautiful little girls that their hair isn't "good hair" I couldn't believe what I was hearing that a one couldn't be bothered, one put chemicals on a 3 year old and the one who's child say "bad hair" means lower class?? What are these women doing?
I feel really bad for the biracial girl. She's sitting there telling her mother that she's unhappy with weave in her hair yet her mother just doesn't care. She would rather it be easy for her to do her daughter's hair and have her be disappointed than to take the time to do her natural hair and have her feel happy...should not be a mother. I don't care how busy you are, you put your children's needs before your own.
I wouldn't say she's the worst, shes but telling her daughter that coarse hair is equated to low class, or relaxing her daughter's hair at 3. She's just lazy and following the example of other Black moms. I'm sure her daughter's hair is more manageable than Black people's.
To all beautiful black Queens don't be ashamed of your hair. I love Black women hair and Black women period and all i need is one for the rest of my life. I'm latino by the way
I think guys who like women outside their race are real men..I like guys outside my race so I guess that makes me a real woman #beingshallowisbeyondstupid
The only reason the little girl with the really long hair is getting bullied, is because they are jealous. I'm jealous of her beauty and she is a baby!
+Kory Green I don't believe I said anything about her hair making her beautiful. Yes her hair is beautiful and adds to her beauty, but even if she didn't have it she would still be beautiful.
That lady is mad slow, she is using that small comb,which only cause pains to thick,curly, and etc hair. She needs a wide tooth comb and her daighter would feel no pain. Her mother has no idea how to do her hair.
thats the real issue.. bk in the day slaves werent allowed to do their hair properly.. nit allowed to know much at all.. when slaves were freed and after they could drinj from the same fountain.. dark skinned people still had it hard.. get product made for their hair ect.. no one teaching this bk in the day..
This 'White girl flow' is a joke because my natural hair moves and shakes more than hers does. And I don't have to be afraid of water or deal with sores on my head or worry about my hair on vacation because I take care of my beautiful hair on my own. There are various textures that fall under the heading of 'Afro' hair. Afro hair is not 'nappy' by nature. Hair that isn't well maintained (re: moisture and the right skincare routine) is at risk for breakage and matting (which is a sign of tangles and improper maintenance). This is because society has sold the delusion that Black hair is inferior/ugly/unkempt messy and few products in the mainstream market cater to the various textures of natural hair. Its very sad to see Black women who have taken in so much internalized racism they think that 'Euro' hair is all their is (when really, everyone but Black women have hair that can be maintained with 'mainstream' products). We're on the fringes because institutionalized racism and rather than educating ourselves and our children, people are resorting to chemicals (which burn the scalp - I've had them happen to me) and not asking deeper questions. Extremely troubled by this.
I, Adaora the girl said white girl flow with a relaxer.I died😂I am proud of my natural hair I love it I press my hair because it is lower maintenance and I have a hectic lifestyle.if I had the time and patience to deal with it I would go back natural maybe one day.just not today I actually wear it natural in between washes it's natural right now.lort the detangling.
As a white, blonde girl I remember being at school being jealous of the darker, beautiful skin and the flowy, big hair. My hair was boring and limp. I loved their beautiful dark eyes too. I still do. Black ladies, love yourself no matter what hair God gave you, you're all beautiful.
This is heartbreaking! All hair is good hair. Let that natural hair grow! God given beauty! Also I’m so so sorry for the years and years of fear that lead to people believing their hair was bad...
i think black hair is actually really nice. i would never look down on a person for their hair. people should just embrace the hair that they were born with because all hair types have their advantages and disadvantages
Man as a single father to a black daughter this really bothered me to my core. I was in tears to see how these little girls have been made to feel and how the mothers just give in. I'd like to know what the fathers think.
My father would prefer my hair be straight while I’ve always loved curly hair. The sad part is technically I don’t have super kinky hair but when my hair is undefined it’s an Afro. But when I define my curls they look totally different. Then I have different sized curls. I have 4a-3c hair. Like my kitchen is loose but my hairline is kinky. I don’t know what happened with my head.
Hopefully one day all black women and men, will realise that God did NOT make a mistake when he created our hair. This good hair/bad hair crap is old and unhealthy. Kinky-curlies, learn how to look after your beautiful hair. It's about moisture retention, amongst other aspects. I love my natural, curly hair, and there is not a person alive who can make me think it is anything but beautiful
BEAUTIFUL! This STRANGE obsession with looks that USA has is CRAZY. And it is purposely promoted 24-hrs/day thru commercials and TV programming. LOOKS=RACE. AMERICA is the anagram: I AM RACE. So it remains. When we can progress BEYOND LOOKS which are only the icing on the cake then we will get beyond lucifer who started the LOOKS OBSESSION with his vanity.
I totally agree with you. Although it is not just USA, that promotes conceit. It is a world-wide, billion dollar/pound etc, soul destroying industry. From hair, to weight, to skin-tone. Sad, sad times we are living in. You've got to maintain such a strong state of self-love people
I remember watching this when I was around 7 or 8 and I was one of those girls that hated their natural hair. Until I watched this, Tyra woke me up by making me realize, instead of changing my hair I should embrace it. It’s 2020, took some time but now, I learned how to love myself, my skin, and my hair! Plus it was more Better to accept ever since society became less judgmental than the late 2000s and early 2010s
I'm sooooo glad we have come a long way since this show aired. Black women are going back to their natural hair in droves and it's so beautiful. For a long time we have processed our hair because we were never taught how to accept and take care of how our hair naturally grows. Now there's so much information out there to do just that. I have been natural for almost 6 years now and it was one of the best AND healthiest decisions I ever made. And if you relax your hair, I'm sorry it is not healthy. It may look healthy but it's not. You're putting a CHEMICAL on your scalp....how is that healthy? We have also been conditioned to hate ourselves and our hair stemming from centuries ago. I'm just glad we are embracing our beautiful selves. I hate when black women say "good hair" vs "bad hair" There's no such thing. There's kept and unkept hair. There's a big difference.
I hope they turned out ok and I hope her mom stepped it up. That mom seemed to have at least a flash of guilt and sadness and shame when she said her daughter never told her that before, and I think she said we will stop it then. I'd like to think she was embarrassed and that being confronted made her realize that she'd never asked or had stopped asking her daughter how she felt about this. Other than the hair she seemed so proud. I also hope that mom was able to eventually praise her daughter for having the courage to speak up when asked even though she saw how happy it made her mom.
The black mom with the braids just married outside her race for so-called good hair. Just foolishness. You don't know what hair texture the child will come out with.The white mom blew me. She put a relaxer and weave in the daughter's hair. If she doesn't have time to do her hair then she needs to send her to a salon to people who know what they're doing. The perm near the daughter's eyes is just scary.
Same, and it makes other interracial couples look bad. It makes me sad when some of my naive students (that I correct, of course) say that they want to marry a Black/White so that their baby can “be pretty and have good hair” or so they don't have a “nappy-headed baby.”
Wait, how is Tyra Banks talking about natural black hair but when she was on America’s Next Top Model she was going along with the other judges when they was telling the black contestants that they would either have to cut , dye or perm their hair in order to become a model.
Mostly I just think it was part of the show for the program. Like they take a girl and completely change her style, hair included. They did that to almosy every contestant, regardless of race.
Black people have amazing hair. I'm half native american & my hair is so straight & can get boring that's why I curl it often & use a waver. People with naturally curly hair are blessed. As the old saying goes, 'People with straight hair want curly hair & curly hair people want straight".
Haha yes thank you, I am a white girl with stringy thin oily straight hair. Always admired thick coarse hair. It (used to) take me 2hours to do my haor each day just for it to look decent. Now it just looks rubbish, but I don't care to waste my time anymore lol.
Its not healthy to wash hair everyday!! Indian woman wash their hair maybe twice a week. The rest of the time its moisturized in coconut oils etc.... I'm italian and have very similar hair to indian woman, and i wash my hair twice a week and condition with tons of oils. Of course i shower of everyday and take baths, but washing hair every day is a BIG NO NO! =)
L.P Moonstone Me too! I just rinse it with water everyday (my hair LOVES water). But actual washing with shampoo and conditioner is like once or twice a week.
This is an amazing subject. Wearing natural hair is a black consciousness that you have to grow into. It's a heighten level of self love. I have been natural for three years but to make my morning easier weaves and braids help. My hairdresser and I are very close but over the years I have stopped going to her every week and start doing my own hair. I am planning to cut it and wear a low cut
Tyra is a hypocrite. She NEVER wears her natural hair. And then, because for this one show she has some braids on she feels like she can sit there and judge those moms? If anything Tyra herself helps disseminate the 'good hair" culture.
i was a faithful viewer of her show, and this episode kickstarted her wearing her real hair out. I'm not sure why after she ended the show she went back to the weave, but I know that being part of the industry forces you to put on artificial hair to avoid damage
I wonder what these women are doing with their hair now that most are transforming back to their natural hair and it's nearly normal now. Guess they didn't see 2018 coming.
I'm white but I think that every girl looks the best, the way she was born. Doesn't matter if we are asian, black, white or else, we should embrace our natural hair because that's what make us beautiful and unique. And to be honest, these girls are all very pretty, but with natural hair I think they would be stunning!
I just got to say, that I'm black and I used to be ashamed of my hair all the time!! I constantly permed it and straightened it to the point where it fell out and became uneven. So I had to get it cut even and I wore it to school in an afro to learn a lesson. Years later, I don't perm or straighten it. My hair is naturally curly, and I'm proud of it!! So African American ladies: Don't be ashamed of your natural curly or nappy hair!! Wear it with pride because it's a part of who we are :)
I agree. Even I am natural (thought recently I have heat straightened my hair but I do use heat protectant x3). I wear my hair in an afro and I have kind of loose curls like c4 hair? I can't remember the hair chart but yeah :D I wont ever put a relaxer In my hair ever again it looks a million times more healthier. Even after I straightened it :O But I have been relaxer free for a year :3
I was told once that my curly hair look like pubic hair by a white girl with straight hair but later on, she made some small braids so that her hair could be curly in the end of the day we all just want what we don't have
My comment was extremely general but you were offended because you are insecure. The only remark a black woman will accept is a compliment, no I never wanted blacks woman's hair.
I SO ADORE AND ADMIRE TYRA. I WISH HER SHOW WAS NEVER CANCELLED! IT BROUGHT AWARENESS TO SO MANY DIFFERENT ADVERSITIES IN LIFE AND IT ALWAYS TRANSLATED A POWERFUL MESSAGE. GOD BLESS MY GIRL TYRA...AND HER MOMMY❤❤❤
right my hair was hella long. but i went natural. so its growing back. also theres nothing wrong with dating outside your race.i prefer white men more. (tall, pale, green eyes, dark hair) but i love all men equally lol
@@bangtanphoenix7280 there is nothing wrong with dating outside of your race but some people date outside to have "cute babies" to have light skin and loose curls
I'm 16, and have always been natural. When I was younger I always wanted it staright everyone I know is white or Hispanic. My father refused to ever let me relax or perm it and I'm so happy about that. The first time I straightened it I was 12. I only get it professionaly done twice a year and that the most I'm allowed. My parents wanted to make sure I never damaged my hair and had the option later in life to be healthy and not damaged. I'm so thankful for that
I'm a white Spanish girl-- not like it matter what race I am but I just wanted to put in my two cents. Black hair is beautiful. You do NOT need "straight" hair to be beautiful. Don't put your body through that kind of pain, be proud of who you are because you have something special. I use to dye my hair a lot-used bleach a lot to obtain lighter colors, and that started to break apart my hair. Don't put chemicals in your hair to achieve something that isn't natural to please others. Please.
Yeah....you're right ...but Spanish white...take a blood DNA..there are no Spanish white..look white but sorry to be straight out like this but Spanish people have the blood of conquerors running g in their veins much if it black and Asian
I wonder have these women have actually SEEN their natural hair. I mean when it's moisturized and taken care of properly, not when you take out the weave etc. Some EVOO, coconut oil, water a good deep condition I wonder if they'd still call it "bad hair" lol. I'll take nappy as a compliment because these are the naps that were taken from me and I'm taking it back and wearing it proudly.
I have always been jealous of natural hair. I have always found it so beautiful. Anyone who says natural hair isn't professional is crazy and doesn't deserve to employ someone with natural hair. At the end of the day if you feel beautiful that is what matters.
I started relaxing my hair at a very young age, maybe like 4 or 5. For those few years I loved it cuz I thought I looked like a black barbie, it was nice & straight and amazing to me. when I was about 10 to 11 I started disliking it. not only does it hurt but it burns and sometimes breaks my hair. I am 13 now and I HATE it. I really want to go natural but my mum won't let me. I know that when I am older I will go natural and I won't care what my mum says. When I have kids..if they are black, I will never perm their hair. I may straighten it with a straightening iron or something every once in a while for hairstyle but I will not perm it.
I had very straight long stringy hair as a kid and my mom(White/native American) put it in tight ponytails, braids with beads, buns, and started perming (curly) every summer at the age of 6! I still perm, straighten, color, and cut it at different times (multiple) of the year! I also love wigs and started playing around with them as a child! I have basically done the same to my kids but as adults, only one of them continues this practice! To each his own 🤗
@@Daisy-ge1ig most flat irons manufactured today are actually pretty good for any texture of hair when proper heat setting and protective products are used... Plus it's temporary with the iron. Relaxers contain chemicals that can literally dissolve steel. So no it's really not doing the SAME thing- SIMILAR results, yes, commitment/damage/upkeep... Nope.
Whoever told that little girl that nappy hair makes you look lower class wants a punch in the mouth. we need to build these girls up and teach them to love who they are. everyone is different and that's what makes us beautiful
She hears it from her mother These girls would think differently if their mother's loved themselves.. and teach them to love themselves but they don't so the cycle continues
@@SantiagoCanArt my mom very much loves herself and I was taught to love myself too some things were said by our moms and others we were told to say it’s how tv works
Looking at this in almost 2019, some of the things said by the kids seems silly to me now, because most of them probably wear big curly hair on IG now.
I'm white and this is a topic I didn't even know existed. I still don't understand the term "nappy" hair? As a pale, blonde hair blue eyed girl I remember looking at the black girls in my school and being SO JEALOUS because they had such beautiful deep dark skin, big volumous hair that always seemed to look awesome and dark eyes. I was this sickly pale kid with limp hair, I still don't get why some black women would want to "perm" their hair. I would hair swap. Definitely!
Do you wanna know why? I tell you then why !!!!,. Cuz many or the majority of black ppl are trapped. In the Davinchi code,Darwinianizm,Sigmund Freadianizm. I hope you do get it what I mean.
Oh oh not to forget that black people are being taught or told their history by Marco Polo,Christopher Colombus (people who murdered robed and reped....,), meant to make them forget who realy they are, black people are being theft their true identity,history,heart,mind,moral,wealth, yes even their CLASS.
Same here! Being blonde wirh straight boring hair and pale eyes, I have always completely admired the looks of African American woman,.especially their hair.
+GreyEruanna Yea this whole thing is shocking to me, as a foreigner I only became aware of this being an issue a few years ago. The natural hair looks great to me and beautiful. Growing up watching TV, I never thought of that hair as not a societal norm. Just from watching films from the 70's and shows from the 80's & 90's it never seemed out of the ordinary to see all diffeent styles of hair on black people.
She says she has the ''white girl flow'', well I am proud to have the ''black girl 'fro'' YAAASSSSS ^^
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💛
+Kristina Marie
Smh, it's sad.
+Kristina Marie exactly
+Yup M not all lol don't be that way because one can easily say something like black women have nappy hair. Which isn't true.
bad hair is when your hair isn't healthy a lot of black women have healthy hair
Good hair = Healhty hair
Banabanaify Say that again. They didn't hear you in the back.
@TheOliviapreston At least that "Keyboard warrior" has a point. 👉🚪✌
Banabanaify lol yup the only time I think my hairs ugly is because from over processing it through perms(curly type) and dyes. I used to have healthy thick hair now I feel like my hair looks like the skeleton from Tales from the Crypt
Banabanaify good silky pretty healtgy curly hair npt naps
@@IHateEverythingInIife Learn to type. All hair isnt shean and silky hun so stop with that.
As a black women if we want our daughters to feel good about their hair we need to wear our own natural hair first and take pride in that . once they see us love ourselves they will too.
amen
are you kidding me? did you really just say that?
absolutely
Trash Talk more like disgusted with the human race and also sad that you were even gifted to become a person in the first place. with a brain like that, I'm surprised you can even work a keyboard
i just admire you women so much. you are beautiful and talented, and do not pay any attention to stupid fucks as Дэ Билл (probably russian btw). your hair is so amazing and i'm jealous of the volume and body of your hair!
I’m so glad black women have reached the point to fully embracing our natural curls. We can only go up from here 🙌🏾
Natural hair is pretty to me. I have relaxer in my hair i tried to go natural but i dont have the coily hair that i want so i gave up...
@@Goldieslaxx9 I hope you find a way to embrace YOUR curl pattern. For some people it can take a while.
I don't think people realize that the exact same thing can happen with the various curl patterns of so called black hair that happened with idealizing straight hair.
Love you above all else.
@@smiller4606 it's like waves but to me they are ugly... I want coils 😥
@@smiller4606 not everyone has curls some of us have kinks and that’s just fine
Uh....Fully??? I don't think so
I am not my hair
I am not this skin
I am the soul that lives within
Nabiha Siddiqui omg I know this song!! I’ve been trying to get it for years
Um... facts
India Arie!
I am my hair I am my skin and I am proud ❤️
The lady with the dreads is preaching some real truth!
Yes, and her hair is beautiful!!
calisongbird Most definitely!
QueenBi42 So are you missy:)
Sherice Willis Thanks girl!
QueenBi42
No problem:)
"Good hair" is healthy hair period!
I agree
PERIODDTTT
Yessss I stopped relaxing my hair a while back and it's still weak but it's getting better, I cut it every few weeks.
thank you
@@cats2411 It's gonna be a year for me, I know my biceps will be challenged but at least I'll be flexin' 'em like I'm s'pose to !
Why the natural hair movement is important.
Yes it is! :D
***** SO IMPORTANT! I feel like since I quit straightening my hair as much I realized that I truly love my curls, I was only straightening it 24/7 so other people would be happy with it. So glad to have my healthy hair back even if it does take forever to grow back :P
All those girls on stage are probably natural now😂
Sooo true.. they more than likely bought into the trend
I am not natural actually.
@Elegant Oprah mean
@Elegant Oprah Except I am the one on the stage that you're making your assumption about. So, yeah.. you are talking to ME.
Yes I am 🙃
You are not a proud black woman if you think that natural "nappy" hair is bad
It kinda is
@@blacklyfe5543 You are cursed.
Tight screwy short wiry curls really means your head is protected from harsh sunlight ...it's nature's way of protecting us.
I know that's right I am proud to embrace my natural hair
It's funny how the black lady had to have an interracial child so her daughter can have good hair, but the girl with really long hair is full black. That just shows you that dating outside your race won't always produce children with the features you want.
LOL!! I know right
Chris Rydaa Mixed girls are really pretty though don't hate! 😚😚
Autumn In Motion T.i.'s wife Tiny is biracial but she is so unnattractive so whats ur point?
& the white woman with the mixed child still straightens her child's hair, lol.
***** then why is my daughter a non bottle non relaxer blonde ...black genes blend well with others... sometimes it isnt visible... sometimes it is... adriana lima is part afro descent yet looks greek italian etc.. but with her frizz you can see "it" when her hair is natural in youth pics...and the long hair girl is clearly not fully black.. here your concept of black is based on the slavery rule of 1 drop...
natural black hair is gorgeous !!
NO ITS NOT
Sara Kahfagi well damn 😭😭😭
@@ihatecats1483 That's YOUR opinion. The iconic fro is gorgeous!
I HATE CATS its normal to be envious
@@ihatecats1483 I'm glad your opinion don't matter.And by the way I'm not black ..but I do love their natural hair.
This episode was heartbreaking...
+Sherice Willis What's even more heartbreaking is that those women who hate their natural hair end up infecting their daughters and the cycle continues. That's why this contempt for black hair has gone on for so long.
I know right especially that mom who perms her 3 year old daughter's hair smh 🤦♀️
My father used to say " It doesn't matter what's on your head what matters is what's in your head.
Lmao, true tho!!
“Nappy hair straightened”... say it louder for the lost ones in the front and back
My how FAAAAARRRRR we've come! So glad that this mindset is changing over the years. A lot of the thoughts on this show seem almost archaic at this point. #naturalhairrules
Right..a lot of black women are going natural now..along with myself! I wear a pony fro in spite of that good hair non sense cause it still exist..just not as much as when this aired.
Destiny - yes!! My maternal grandmother was light bright with green eyes -- a Black woman from Kentucky. Her husband dark skinned as was my Mom. Grandma was so very hard on my mother actually treating her like a step child as Mom grew up in West Virginia's coal mine area (Farmington & Grant Town). So half my siblings are dark skinned & the other half light -- as were my mother's. We have come a long way but still more to accomplish. I'm glad we at least realize the physical & mental damages & start to heal!!
Not in certain parts of the world
I love seeing ya embracing the hair the grows out of our scalps!!
So true, been natural for 3 year, best thing I've ever done 👌🏽
what irritated me was how the mother who relaxed her three year old daughters hair said that if relaxers were bad they wouldn't make it for young kids yeah right you think companies really care about you or your childs health for example that's like me saying they wouldn't make cigarettes if they were bad for you most of these companies care about getting rich not you or your childs mental or physical health
Meechi Lee ... they don't make them for kids that young, I think it's just common sense, and she has none, obviously!
Meechi Lee just straight ignorance
Absolutly, these huge corporations only care about their bottom line......."money!"
Meechi Lee exactly!
YOU KNOW IT!!!!
I would LOOOOOOVE to see all these women and their kids now in 2018 with the natural hair movement in full effect!!
Ange N.O. IKR!!! I need an update on these women!
Same, I wanna see em now
Ange N.O. I agree I would love to see an update !!
No kids for either of us. I'll try to give an update if that changes.
@@CrystalArkia I am very much natural now
Wear ur NATURAL hair!!!
-who’s here in 2018??
Gertrude Massaquoi can you not
🙋🏾♀️
Gertrude Massaquoi Here in 2019
It's not boring at all...you can do anything to it okay..but your NATURAL HAIR TEXTURE looks better. ☺
No, straight hair is not boring, that is rude
But the most beautiful hair is the hair you are born with
I was born with straight hair, so for me that is the most beautiful hair
"You don't have to have an afro to be a strong black woman but you have
to not hate on what you really are to be a strong black woman." Tyra does such a good job explaining the intricacies of ethnic hair & the politics within our own community.
PS: Yas- girl got the smize real fast at the end.
Did this girl just say she had the best hair in atlanta.. lmao wow.
Jessica Omorogbe This is suppose to be a serious topic, but I busted out laughing when she said that!
Yet she has to relax it lmaoo
Jessica Omorogbe .. best low self-hate in Atlanta!
You are into the 23% Nigerian women does not use skin bleaching chemicals.
Congratulations !!
I will NEVER EVER relax my daughters hair when I have a child !
i know that's right!!!
dreamergirlbaby I got a relaxer once when I was 6 I hated it it broke off my hair and she burned my neck I love my natural hair
dreamergirlbaby good for you!
I absolutely agree! Hair in its natural state is the best😊It's all about maintaining it and taking good care of it which I feel like a person can learn if they don't know.
@TheOliviapreston Agreed. I feel like when a child becomes old enough (like teen age or even at least wait til age 12 or 13) to make their own hair choices and is choosing within her own self to get a weave or relaxer in her hair then that's at least better because they are waiting. But I have to admit I was damn shocked when I saw that mom put a relaxer in her 3 year old daughter's hair! The chemicals in that toddler's hair just made me so sick. She is still a baby. And honestly when I saw that 8 year old bi racial daughter of the white blonde mom, she did not look 8 years old at all. With her hair permed like that, she looked like she was 11 going on 12 and that's sad because childhood goes by fast enough and that mom is crazy to say she doesnt have an hour in the morning to put ponytails in her daughters hair. I feel like since she made a baby with a black man, she signed up for this...taking care of her daughter's hair naturally and not taking the "easy" way out as she states of putting in a weave. Her daughter even said she doesn't like getting the weave put in. Being a caucasian mom is no excuse either, I know plenty of white moms of biracial daughters who have learned to do their daughters' beautiful hair, doing cute, age-appropriate styles like ponytails, braids, puff balls cornrows, etc. And learned from a black woman how to do it. So it's no excuse to just say it's too hard to fix your kid's hair in its gorgeous natural state---however curly, thick, or "nappy" it may be! No matter what race the mother may be. P.s. sorry for long paragraph lol! I was just passionate after watching the whole show! Good luck on your hair career! You can have a great effect on these young girls that may come to you with their moms!😊
Good hair is healthy hair. Doesnt matter if its nappy hella curly or kinky, if its well groomed and taken cared of, thats some good hair.
Hair style is a personal preference, and your race shouldnt affect it, i do not like weaves, and i think its just a waste of GOOD hair. natural will always surpass fake.
amen
***** Exactly right. Hair is only bad when you're naturally balding/thinning.
Tyra Banks show was iconic period! She needs to bring it back
nah.
she was a very hypocritical and mean host and made a lot of her "guests" feel belittled.
It’s funny how she did this show surrounded by embracing natural hair but she completely tore apart YaYa for embracing her natural hair. Smh. Tyra needs to apologize for the damage she’s done to that woman.
Queen of Nairobi that’s so fucking true! She made her feel like the industry wouldn’t like her because she was so proud of her African roots including her hair and the Tyra goes and makes this bullshit in her tv show-_- probably to just cover her own ass
THANK YOU!!! I was just thinking that when I saw this video
who is YAYA? And when did this occur?
ksam pco America’s next top model contestant
ksam pco I cant remember the season. I think it was like season 4 but you can look it up and find the video. It’s disgusting how they treated how tho so be prepared.
this is a sensitive issue for black women from all over the world
Bomi Shinga VERY. All goes back to slavery...and the media.
Media at most, here in South Africa we were never really slaves... we were just made to believe our African features are not good enough "Your hair is too hard to maintain" "your butt is too fat, you won't fit into stylish clothes" and etc. And unfortunately it worked and it will take generations before it wears off...
No its not because East Africans don't have nappy hair and they black
Bomi Shinga I’m a pale ass blonde chick with natural straight hair and I honestly admire Afro, curly hair. I honestly think it’s gorgeous. I hate having straight hair because it’s boring AF. I think they should embrace it because it’s beautiful
Stop the b.s. I am white also and you know you love having straight blonde hair, just don't be a liar.
These are the types of mothers who singlehandedly are destroying even the slightest trace of selfconfidence in their very own daughters. Tragic. I feel like this is only American black women though. I'm from the Netherlands and black parents here tell their children to love their hair.
bts??❤😍
Deliana Rosario Yas gurl ^^
+MooMilkMilk no at that time when this show was made black people were not the only ones that had issues with good hair and bad hair. this happened in the Latin community, East Indian community as well
Yes
+Yup M I'm From France and this happens in Europe too
Good hair to me is healthy hair! 😚💕
As a white man this is so educational. Even though it was a while ago; as a hairstylist it’s important for me to understand everything to do with hair and heritage especially with black women. I will admit I have absolutely 0 clients with natural/Afro/kinky hair but I at least I know that when the day comes when I have a black woman in my chair I can at least know I have made as much effort to know how to physically do their hair texture but also know that there is a huge history too
Very well said
Very well put. The honest effort to learn is appreciated! More people should be this accepting and open-minded to growth
It is hard that they come to sit on that chair of yours if you don't train or take courses to learn...so ...expand your horizons...❤
I love the lady with dreads!!! Speak queen!!!
Locks they're not "dread"ful
The tiny tiny girl with the long hair had literally had me crying every time
Lorenzo Foster same
@@myusernamesmellsodeosyours4204 yes. Those brats at her school are jealous! They don't get that black people can have long hair that is theirs! They don't want to believe it! They can't deal with it. Her mom should put her hair in pigtails, braids or a ponytail and have a serious talk with that damned school! Those God-awful degreed idiots can't control the kids in their classrooms? I want to know how much the taxpayers are paying them!
Dey say I smell like boo boo
proud to say, I feel exceptionally beautiful when I'm rocking my afro
Slay my life✌🏼️✌🏼️
VintageAfro91 and you are!!! I love seeing women like that it’s absolutely gorgeous!
im 18 now, and i remember coming home during middle school & watching this show. i wish it was never canceled, cause tyra always had great topics on it! Love u tyra!
This just pissed me all the way off....you don’t have time?????Are you kidding me???? Relaxer at three????Come on that’s straight laziness
No, relaxer at 3yrs old is ABUSIVE. These mothers are creating extremely insecure young ladies. So sad. My mom always was, STILL is, my biggest supporter and cheerleader. Always told me how beautiful and unique and special and awesome I was/am, and thanks to her, I turned out fairly ok😊 seriously though, we are our daughters biggest role models, not to be taken lightly....
She should have thought of that before she went and lay down with the black man . Okuuurr
😱😱😱😱😱
The sad thing is the cycle will continue because these mums are pushing their views on these beautiful little girls that their hair isn't "good hair" I couldn't believe what I was hearing that a one couldn't be bothered, one put chemicals on a 3 year old and the one who's child say "bad hair" means lower class?? What are these women doing?
@@tiffaniekimberlyjames5908 🤣🤣🤣 totally agree!!!
I wonder what these people think now that natural hair is so popular
I feel really bad for the biracial girl. She's sitting there telling her mother that she's unhappy with weave in her hair yet her mother just doesn't care. She would rather it be easy for her to do her daughter's hair and have her be disappointed than to take the time to do her natural hair and have her feel happy...should not be a mother. I don't care how busy you are, you put your children's needs before your own.
She was the worst of the group. So selfish. Ugh.
+Alma Guillot she said that she was selfish her self.
I wouldn't say she's the worst, shes but telling her daughter that coarse hair is equated to low class, or relaxing her daughter's hair at 3. She's just lazy and following the example of other Black moms. I'm sure her daughter's hair is more manageable than Black people's.
Sophie K......I wonder if the father knows his wife is racist!!??
To all beautiful black Queens don't be ashamed of your hair. I love Black women hair and Black women period and all i need is one for the rest of my life. I'm latino by the way
Aww ty honey..and I bet u are so fly and u got swag
habebba laila definitely. Lol
Just the fact that u date women outside your race makes me wanna hang out with u
I think guys who like women outside their race are real men..I like guys outside my race so I guess that makes me a real woman #beingshallowisbeyondstupid
habebba laila i love black women . Am even an administrator for latino men who love black women
The only reason the little girl with the really long hair is getting bullied, is because they are jealous. I'm jealous of her beauty and she is a baby!
+Jenifer Wise Wow. She's cute, but hair doesn't make a girl beautiful. Are you saying that if her hair was cut, then she would be ugly?
+Kory Green I don't believe I said anything about her hair making her beautiful. Yes her hair is beautiful and adds to her beauty, but even if she didn't have it she would still be beautiful.
Jenifer Wise Ok, I thought we were talking just about her hair, which is the reason why she was in the show. Carry on.
Laurel Inheritance .. I'm not jealous, but those bullies definitely are! so sad! I hope her school is doing something about this!
@@charlotteclark6061 Oh, yeah! What those bullies did her, that wasn't teasing. That was straight up antagonistic.
That lady is mad slow, she is using that small comb,which only cause pains to thick,curly, and etc hair. She needs a wide tooth comb and her daighter would feel no pain. Her mother has no idea how to do her hair.
thats the real issue.. bk in the day slaves werent allowed to do their hair properly.. nit allowed to know much at all.. when slaves were freed and after they could drinj from the same fountain.. dark skinned people still had it hard.. get product made for their hair ect.. no one teaching this bk in the day..
Wasn't she also combing at her roots as well before the ends? That's another no no. No wonder that baby was screaming. Poor thing!
The girl in the pink is so smart and was so ahead of her time. You know she’s comfortable in her skin and loves her blackness, that makes her raw!
This 'White girl flow' is a joke because my natural hair moves and shakes more than hers does. And I don't have to be afraid of water or deal with sores on my head or worry about my hair on vacation because I take care of my beautiful hair on my own.
There are various textures that fall under the heading of 'Afro' hair. Afro hair is not 'nappy' by nature. Hair that isn't well maintained (re: moisture and the right skincare routine) is at risk for breakage and matting (which is a sign of tangles and improper maintenance). This is because society has sold the delusion that Black hair is inferior/ugly/unkempt messy and few products in the mainstream market cater to the various textures of natural hair. Its very sad to see Black women who have taken in so much internalized racism they think that 'Euro' hair is all their is (when really, everyone but Black women have hair that can be maintained with 'mainstream' products). We're on the fringes because institutionalized racism and rather than educating ourselves and our children, people are resorting to chemicals (which burn the scalp - I've had them happen to me) and not asking deeper questions. Extremely troubled by this.
+I, Adaora She's brain-washed and a wannabe. So forgive her, she knows not what she does.
PREACH. I died when she said white girl flow, she literally voiced ger self hatred
I, Adaora mine also
I, Adaora I love my hair but my hair is hydrophobic so serious it’s not even funny
I, Adaora the girl said white girl flow with a relaxer.I died😂I am proud of my natural hair I love it I press my hair because it is lower maintenance and I have a hectic lifestyle.if I had the time and patience to deal with it I would go back natural maybe one day.just not today I actually wear it natural in between washes it's natural right now.lort the detangling.
As a white, blonde girl I remember being at school being jealous of the darker, beautiful skin and the flowy, big hair. My hair was boring and limp. I loved their beautiful dark eyes too. I still do. Black ladies, love yourself no matter what hair God gave you, you're all beautiful.
ohhhh thank you...and I'm sure you're beautiful too!!!
This is my second channel and idk how to put my profile pic up or it would be there lol but anyway, thank you very much! :) 💝😁
@@MissAyame89 #facts
As women, we need to embrace, support, love, and elevate ourselves AND each other, regardless of race and/or ethnicity.
I love Tyra. It's called gel and a toothbrush. The women who hate their natural hair. They are a trip!
yeah i feel bad for them though
This is heartbreaking! All hair is good hair. Let that natural hair grow! God given beauty! Also I’m so so sorry for the years and years of fear that lead to people believing their hair was bad...
I remember watching this episode after school when i was in 4th grade . it’s almost 2019 and the term “good hair” is hardly used . we came a long way
i think black hair is actually really nice. i would never look down on a person for their hair. people should just embrace the hair that they were born with because all hair types have their advantages and disadvantages
Man as a single father to a black daughter this really bothered me to my core. I was in tears to see how these little girls have been made to feel and how the mothers just give in. I'd like to know what the fathers think.
Mr Wright you are right!!!
I agree Mr. Wright!
My father would prefer my hair be straight while I’ve always loved curly hair. The sad part is technically I don’t have super kinky hair but when my hair is undefined it’s an Afro. But when I define my curls they look totally different. Then I have different sized curls. I have 4a-3c hair. Like my kitchen is loose but my hairline is kinky. I don’t know what happened with my head.
See no
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Thank goodness u care cause these moms don’t and it’s so sad
Hopefully one day all black women and men, will realise that God did NOT make a mistake when he created our hair. This good hair/bad hair crap is old and unhealthy. Kinky-curlies, learn how to look after your beautiful hair. It's about moisture retention, amongst other aspects. I love my natural, curly hair, and there is not a person alive who can make me think it is anything but beautiful
I'm sure your hair is beautiful :)
Thank you mizzpink98z24cavi. It is now I no longer abuse it with the 'creamy crack' :)
You're very welcome :)
BEAUTIFUL! This STRANGE obsession with looks that USA has is CRAZY. And it is purposely promoted 24-hrs/day thru commercials and TV programming. LOOKS=RACE. AMERICA is the anagram: I AM RACE. So it remains. When we can progress BEYOND LOOKS which are only the icing on the cake then we will get beyond lucifer who started the LOOKS OBSESSION with his vanity.
I totally agree with you. Although it is not just USA, that promotes conceit. It is a world-wide, billion dollar/pound etc, soul destroying industry. From hair, to weight, to skin-tone. Sad, sad times we are living in. You've got to maintain such a strong state of self-love people
I remember watching this when I was around 7 or 8 and I was one of those girls that hated their natural hair. Until I watched this, Tyra woke me up by making me realize, instead of changing my hair I should embrace it. It’s 2020, took some time but now, I learned how to love myself, my skin, and my hair! Plus it was more Better to accept ever since society became less judgmental than the late 2000s and early 2010s
I'm sooooo glad we have come a long way since this show aired. Black women are going back to their natural hair in droves and it's so beautiful. For a long time we have processed our hair because we were never taught how to accept and take care of how our hair naturally grows. Now there's so much information out there to do just that. I have been natural for almost 6 years now and it was one of the best AND healthiest decisions I ever made. And if you relax your hair, I'm sorry it is not healthy. It may look healthy but it's not. You're putting a CHEMICAL on your scalp....how is that healthy? We have also been conditioned to hate ourselves and our hair stemming from centuries ago. I'm just glad we are embracing our beautiful selves. I hate when black women say "good hair" vs "bad hair" There's no such thing. There's kept and unkept hair. There's a big difference.
The mother that's "too busy" could have had braids installed instead of a chemical relaxer
I hope they turned out ok and I hope her mom stepped it up. That mom seemed to have at least a flash of guilt and sadness and shame when she said her daughter never told her that before, and I think she said we will stop it then. I'd like to think she was embarrassed and that being confronted made her realize that she'd never asked or had stopped asking her daughter how she felt about this. Other than the hair she seemed so proud. I also hope that mom was able to eventually praise her daughter for having the courage to speak up when asked even though she saw how happy it made her mom.
"Speaking as a person who has uhm hair"
Ikr so damn stupid. The chemicals went into her scalp too much. She cyan tink
🤦🤣😂😂
The black mom with the braids just married outside her race for so-called good hair. Just foolishness. You don't know what hair texture the child will come out with.The white mom blew me. She put a relaxer and weave in the daughter's hair. If she doesn't have time to do her hair then she needs to send her to a salon to people who know what they're doing. The perm near the daughter's eyes is just scary.
NoeNae Monae She blew you? 😮
Same, and it makes other interracial couples look bad. It makes me sad when some of my naive students (that I correct, of course) say that they want to marry a Black/White so that their baby can “be pretty and have good hair” or so they don't have a “nappy-headed baby.”
gojewla my first thought as well 😂
The foolishness comes from her own people.
Some white people have course ass hair too
Tyra’s so passive aggressive and I low key love it 😂 ....I really miss this show though, she always covered some interesting topics
Wait, how is Tyra Banks talking about natural black hair but when she was on America’s Next Top Model she was going along with the other judges when they was telling the black contestants that they would either have to cut , dye or perm their hair in order to become a model.
Plus, she is always wearing wigs.
And not just that..but she always wearing wigs! Covering her OWN NATURAL HAIR TEXTURE.Hypocrisy at it's finest
On the episodes I watched she agreed with the White judges.
@Candyce Miller That is messed up. But Tyra should go natural and get it startef for others to go NATURAL in the modeling industry.
Mostly I just think it was part of the show for the program. Like they take a girl and completely change her style, hair included. They did that to almosy every contestant, regardless of race.
Black people have amazing hair. I'm half native american & my hair is so straight & can get boring that's why I curl it often & use a waver. People with naturally curly hair are blessed. As the old saying goes, 'People with straight hair want curly hair & curly hair people want straight".
*****
I've been told I have beautiful hair. I'm kinda lucky that I can wear it naturally straight or wear it curly. Not many people can do that.
I have wavy 2C hair; go wavies
Nina ♥ 1/2 Cherokee
No offense to people with hair like this- to be honest, I'd rather have coarse curly hair than thin, oily, stringy, straight hair.
😂😂😂😂😂 because that's not true
@@kirkir6990 😂 Truth searcher seeks out the truth!!!
For reelz my hair is thin and straight and oily. I have to wash it all the time! I hate it. Gimme some coarse hair!
Haha yes thank you, I am a white girl with stringy thin oily straight hair. Always admired thick coarse hair. It (used to) take me 2hours to do my haor each day just for it to look decent. Now it just looks rubbish, but I don't care to waste my time anymore lol.
TA @Jessica Jepson U are a real one. lol
Its not healthy to wash hair everyday!! Indian woman wash their hair maybe twice a week. The rest of the time its moisturized in coconut oils etc.... I'm italian and have very similar hair to indian woman, and i wash my hair twice a week and condition with tons of oils. Of course i shower of everyday and take baths, but washing hair every day is a BIG NO NO! =)
L.P Moonstone Me too! I just rinse it with water everyday (my hair LOVES water). But actual washing with shampoo and conditioner is like once or twice a week.
I refuse to put relaxer in my future daughter’s hair, she’s gonna love her natural hair
This is an amazing subject. Wearing natural hair is a black consciousness that you have to grow into. It's a heighten level of self love. I have been natural for three years but to make my morning easier weaves and braids help. My hairdresser and I are very close but over the years I have stopped going to her every week and start doing my own hair. I am planning to cut it and wear a low cut
26:13 her mom pinched the girl so she wouldn't say anything stupid, you can see her flinch then they both laugh to cover it up
omg i just saw that smhhhhh
patmon1293 I seen it that’s a damn shame ... she need her ass beat.
Omg I saw it too! So disturbing. 😣😣😣
Lousy bitch I saw that too
she know she wrong
Tyra is a hypocrite. She NEVER wears her natural hair. And then, because for this one show she has some braids on she feels like she can sit there and judge those moms? If anything Tyra herself helps disseminate the 'good hair" culture.
Tyra has worn her real hair before.
i was a faithful viewer of her show, and this episode kickstarted her wearing her real hair out. I'm not sure why after she ended the show she went back to the weave, but I know that being part of the industry forces you to put on artificial hair to avoid damage
Rena G 2018
She married a white man!
And had a surrogate to give her a white child🙄.
SMH
Rena G you can still wear wigs and be natural. It’s not good for your natural hair to be under those hot stage lights day in and day out!
@OJay Smith lol, you can't wear your natural hair out? That's a dumb excuse.
Lmao at Tyra saying "Smile with your eyes. Smile with your eyes. Smile. With. Your. Eyes." This ain't America's Next Top Model.
Ammina Rose she trying to rope them😂😂😂😂
😳😳😳😳😳😳
"SMIZE"
I wonder what these women are doing with their hair now that most are transforming back to their natural hair and it's nearly normal now. Guess they didn't see 2018 coming.
My sister and I are doing what makes us feel beautiful.
Wow! These mothers are the problem. It's not just about their kids hair. They are damaging their kids emotionally for life.
MyMbarr right
It’s sad.
Ikr they need to teach their kids Self-love, and need to teach them black hair is beautiful not making them more insecure about there hair.
I'm white but I think that every girl looks the best, the way she was born. Doesn't matter if we are asian, black, white or else, we should embrace our natural hair because that's what make us beautiful and unique. And to be honest, these girls are all very pretty, but with natural hair I think they would be stunning!
I just got to say, that I'm black and I used to be ashamed of my hair all the time!! I constantly permed it and straightened it to the point where it fell out and became uneven. So I had to get it cut even and I wore it to school in an afro to learn a lesson.
Years later, I don't perm or straighten it. My hair is naturally curly, and I'm proud of it!! So African American ladies: Don't be ashamed of your natural curly or nappy hair!! Wear it with pride because it's a part of who we are :)
Also, my hair is growing beautifully!! All because I don't straighten it with chemicals and heat that's harsh on black hair. I love my curls!!
I agree. Even I am natural (thought recently I have heat straightened my hair but I do use heat protectant x3). I wear my hair in an afro and I have kind of loose curls like c4 hair? I can't remember the hair chart but yeah :D I wont ever put a relaxer In my hair ever again it looks a million times more healthier. Even after I straightened it :O But I have been relaxer free for a year :3
Laura Wilson so do I I love my girls I haven't have a relaxer in 4 years
Chequaota Gest Good!! Keep up the good work :)
I haven't had a relaxer in two years, and my hair is growing like wild fire!!
that's what happens I just cut my end because it was time but I now do twist more
I was told once that my curly hair look like pubic hair by a white girl with straight hair but later on, she made some small braids so that her hair could be curly in the end of the day we all just want what we don't have
Mochi the dogo same. A strand of my hair was on the table and the girl was like "no offence but it looks like pubes"
No we do not all want what we don't have.
Marilyn Willett People who have to put others down to feel better anout themselves usually do it out of low self esteem or jealousy
The only people with Curley pubes are people with Curley hair so
My comment was extremely general but you were offended because you are insecure. The only remark a black woman will accept is a compliment, no I never wanted blacks woman's hair.
OH! those baby girls talking about what their hair means to them and how others treat them...almost made me cry.
I SO ADORE AND ADMIRE TYRA. I WISH HER SHOW WAS NEVER CANCELLED! IT BROUGHT AWARENESS TO SO MANY DIFFERENT ADVERSITIES IN LIFE AND IT ALWAYS TRANSLATED A POWERFUL MESSAGE. GOD BLESS MY GIRL TYRA...AND HER MOMMY❤❤❤
Honestly, if a woman has a pretty face she can rock any hairstyle. Also, these days natural hair is taking over.
FAX, especially right now in 2022
Us black woman don't have to go outside our race to have daughter with long hair....!
right my hair was hella long. but i went natural. so its growing back. also theres nothing wrong with dating outside your race.i prefer white men more. (tall, pale, green eyes, dark hair) but i love all men equally lol
@@bangtanphoenix7280 there is nothing wrong with dating outside of your race but some people date outside to have "cute babies" to have light skin and loose curls
Going outside your race is not a bad thing.
@@nephtaliebottoms3247 i know, im against that. in face i love interracial relationships because its just a beautiful sight
What's up with this long hair? Why is having long hair so important?
These women are probably natural now!
SHAMANIC .PRINCESS I don’t know, they hate themselves so much I can’t see them going natural. They are in the sunken place
thehoneyeffect 🤣
I was saying the same thing. They are all probably natural
Tyra: *does a show on natural hair*
*Also Tyra: *¡wEaVeS fOr EvErYoNe!**
I'm 16, and have always been natural. When I was younger I always wanted it staright everyone I know is white or Hispanic. My father refused to ever let me relax or perm it and I'm so happy about that. The first time I straightened it I was 12. I only get it professionaly done twice a year and that the most I'm allowed. My parents wanted to make sure I never damaged my hair and had the option later in life to be healthy and not damaged. I'm so thankful for that
Don’t you ever tell me there is something wrong with What God put on my head!
I'm a white Spanish girl-- not like it matter what race I am but I just wanted to put in my two cents. Black hair is beautiful. You do NOT need "straight" hair to be beautiful. Don't put your body through that kind of pain, be proud of who you are because you have something special. I use to dye my hair a lot-used bleach a lot to obtain lighter colors, and that started to break apart my hair. Don't put chemicals in your hair to achieve something that isn't natural to please others. Please.
Jeremiah 13:23
Acts chapter 10
Yeah....you're right ...but Spanish white...take a blood DNA..there are no Spanish white..look white but sorry to be straight out like this but Spanish people have the blood of conquerors running g in their veins much if it black and Asian
Shot outs to Tyra for building up those young ladies
And tearing down her models on ANTM lol she a hypocrite she thinks nappy hair isnt cute that's why her hairs straight 90% of the time
@@zalenahquaddy4354 fr
Relaxing my hair when I was younger is my biggest regret. Wish someone had taught me to love my hair sooner👏🏽
Those moms are poor examples for their girls.
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Especially the white mom because she’s making her daughters hair to look more like hers and the daughter wants her real hair.
I wonder have these women have actually SEEN their natural hair. I mean when it's moisturized and taken care of properly, not when you take out the weave etc. Some EVOO, coconut oil, water a good deep condition I wonder if they'd still call it "bad hair" lol. I'll take nappy as a compliment because these are the naps that were taken from me and I'm taking it back and wearing it proudly.
Tara is a breath of fresh air
Fr
Natural is ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL! 👏👏👏👏
I have always been jealous of natural hair. I have always found it so beautiful. Anyone who says natural hair isn't professional is crazy and doesn't deserve to employ someone with natural hair. At the end of the day if you feel beautiful that is what matters.
Personally I think Tara looks Gorgeous with her hair the way it is!
Kelly, you hit the nail on the Head! Hair chemicals are Poison! If you can't drink it, it's Poison! Black hair is beautiful!
Awwe the last little girl at 28:07 looks like a baby Raven Symone
This is the only show reboot I’m interested in.
Me2
I started relaxing my hair at a very young age, maybe like 4 or 5. For those few years I loved it cuz I thought I looked like a black barbie, it was nice & straight and amazing to me. when I was about 10 to 11 I started disliking it. not only does it hurt but it burns and sometimes breaks my hair. I am 13 now and I HATE it. I really want to go natural but my mum won't let me. I know that when I am older I will go natural and I won't care what my mum says. When I have kids..if they are black, I will never perm their hair. I may straighten it with a straightening iron or something every once in a while for hairstyle but I will not perm it.
Princess Osifo If you show her that you know how to take care of it by yourself I'm sure she will let you. Have you ever thought about dreads?
A straightening iron is doing the same thing except it's not chemically breaking down the hair.
I had very straight long stringy hair as a kid and my mom(White/native American) put it in tight ponytails, braids with beads, buns, and started perming (curly) every summer at the age of 6! I still perm, straighten, color, and cut it at different times (multiple) of the year! I also love wigs and started playing around with them as a child! I have basically done the same to my kids but as adults, only one of them continues this practice! To each his own 🤗
@@Daisy-ge1ig most flat irons manufactured today are actually pretty good for any texture of hair when proper heat setting and protective products are used... Plus it's temporary with the iron. Relaxers contain chemicals that can literally dissolve steel. So no it's really not doing the SAME thing- SIMILAR results, yes, commitment/damage/upkeep... Nope.
@@makeuparmy3920 There both temporary meaning your hair has to continue with the same conditions constantly which is bad. So nope.
that 3 year old daughter is gonna lose her hair before she turns 5.
Natural for 3 years now and I love it .
Kelley is speaking the truth I love She's explaining there situation
if she detangled her hair correctly then it wouldn't hurt
Hey.. if you got hair in your head that's good enough..
+TuAmigoElMorrocoy right? It's sad when people try to talk down on other hairstyles so they can feel better.
I think good hair is hair without dandruff !
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Whoever told that little girl that nappy hair makes you look lower class wants a punch in the mouth. we need to build these girls up and teach them to love who they are. everyone is different and that's what makes us beautiful
Jen Jen her mom
Yes, her mom admitted that she was the one that said that in the home. Sick huh?
She hears it from her mother
These girls would think differently if their mother's loved themselves.. and teach them to love themselves but they don't so the cycle continues
@@SantiagoCanArt my mom very much loves herself and I was taught to love myself too some things were said by our moms and others we were told to say it’s how tv works
Looking at this in almost 2019, some of the things said by the kids seems silly to me now, because most of them probably wear big curly hair on IG now.
2019 Natural’s where you at?? ✋🏼
what in the world is an "african comb"...
www.google.com.jm/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=afro%20comb
Thanks so much! Ive heard that called an afro pick, but thought an african comb was something different :)
Jenaya Curry Nah its the same
@@johncrowbatty2000 A pick is not a comb....
Lion teeth on a stick
I'm white and this is a topic I didn't even know existed. I still don't understand the term "nappy" hair?
As a pale, blonde hair blue eyed girl I remember looking at the black girls in my school and being SO JEALOUS because they had such beautiful deep dark skin, big volumous hair that always seemed to look awesome and dark eyes. I was this sickly pale kid with limp hair, I still don't get why some black women would want to "perm" their hair.
I would hair swap. Definitely!
+Stephanie Lepic-Clark Most of the time they mean nappy hair is natural hair.
Do you wanna know why? I tell you then why !!!!,. Cuz many or the majority of black ppl are trapped. In the Davinchi code,Darwinianizm,Sigmund Freadianizm. I hope you do get it what I mean.
Oh oh not to forget that black people are being taught or told their history by Marco Polo,Christopher Colombus (people who murdered robed and reped....,), meant to make them forget who realy they are, black people are being theft their true identity,history,heart,mind,moral,wealth, yes even their CLASS.
Same here! Being blonde wirh straight boring hair and pale eyes, I have always completely admired the looks of African American woman,.especially their hair.
+aprilleeroseify personally be happy with the features that you have,I bet their beautiful.
Just saying I love black girls hair
Thank you!!
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Me too it's so beautiful!
+GreyEruanna me too i wanna have like the curly ones :"((
+GreyEruanna Yea this whole thing is shocking to me, as a foreigner I only became aware of this being an issue a few years ago. The natural hair looks great to me and beautiful. Growing up watching TV, I never thought of that hair as not a societal norm. Just from watching films from the 70's and shows from the 80's & 90's it never seemed out of the ordinary to see all diffeent styles of hair on black people.
These women are so pretty
Girl in red you look beautiful natural....very beautiful.