Black hair is big business ? an estimated $2.7 billion industry in hair care alone. In recent years, the dramatic shift away from chemical relaxers in favor of natural …
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Meet the money makers of the natural hair movement
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36 responses to “Meet the money makers of the natural hair movement”
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I'm glad to see black women embracing their natural hair.
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Carol's Daughter changed the hair game for me! My hair loves that CoCo Defining Cream! I use this and my wetline for $2.97 and my hair looks amazing!
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Sisters, please not relaxing your hair, the chemicals cause Fibroid tumors , cancer of the uterus. And ovaries.
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That good but most of black own business sold there business to white businesses owner
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Sleek haired people thought my hair was magical because it could defy gravity. It bothered me hearing black girls who were doing my hair saying "Girl, you got good grade hair!" it was a compliment but saddened me that they thought their hair wasn't nice.. I made up my own terms such as "high maintenance" hair and "wash & go." call this hair what it is ! Kinky/coarse textured! btw, there are other ethnicities that could have "black" hair.. Polynesians, Arabs, Jews, Some Hispanics (probably form mixing) & Aborigines too for example. Id even see redhead Europeans with "afro" hair…this is why I prefer calling it kinky or coarse hair.
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Natural hair movement is not a movement its our culture. Stop calling it a movement
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She sold her business to Revlon. Don't by Carol's Daughter..
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now im questioning wheater that white looking black lady is really black or just a Rachel Dolezeal.
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That lady looks white…
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In the 70s, our fros were neat and creative! Now, it's less trouble! But, at least it's nappy! Nappy and healthy! I love it!
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Thank you for this video! I love it! Monkey or, no!
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Let's not forget Madame CJ Walker ladies and our grandmothers Our creator knows what is best for us We are a chip off the old block Let's just keep it simple
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Businesses were starting to wonder what's going on ? What the hell do they think ? They need to market their dangerous products to their own people They are not the authority on what black people need for our hair or anything else about us for that matter We have been caring for our hair and our families for centuries just like they have The arrogance of another nation to think they can capitalize on us forever Focus on your own people This gravy train has run dry
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Now if we can do something about all these damn weaves……Can I meet 1 sister that doesn't have a weave?
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Natural hair is BEAUTIFUL!!!
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Why is this biracial woman discussing black women's hair?
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now black women of 2day are ghetto hoodrats with attitude problems
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THIS IS WHAT I DONT UNDERSTAND. YOU STOP PERMING BUT YOU STILL WANT THOSE " I GOT THAT GOOD HAIR LOOK". PEOPLE STILL USE PRODUCTS TO MAKE IT SEEM AS IF THEY HAVE NATURALLY SMOOTH CURLY HAIR. CANT GET RID OF STILL WANTING A PIECE OF SO CALLED GOOD HAIR.
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We still need to be careful. Some companies are making "natural" products for black hair that are still filled with chemicals
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What the story skips over is who is really making money in the Black hair industry. It’s not black entrepreneurs. The international distribution rights for a lot of these products are owned be Asians and whites. There is a hair supply store in my city that caters to black woman and it is owned by Asians. They sell everything! All of the products featured here, fake hair, wigs. Sales people are Black and the people at the cash registers Asian. The place was packed with black women who were more concerned about getting the the cheapest price for hair products than keeping their money in the community. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing and I walked right out! This is the one industry that should be fully controlled and profited by us. Why can’t people see that??
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you don't need all this shit anyway. All you need is water then grease (vaseline, blue magic). Do not believe the hype.
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Did Carol daughter sell her product to a white company? I stop using black products because of that reason. I buy from video loctian tiffany lock jewelry
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I am thankful for these products that help us beautiful black women care for and show off our thick beautiful hair. What I find disappointing is that even the black owned black hair care products companies charge unbelievably high high highest prices for these products. It only surprises me that that black owned companies do this. We are going to buy these products. They will still make huge profits. Why over charge black women? Help us and yourselves at the same time. I'm just sayin'
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Very nice video.
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U guys talk about use like this is new. This is total misinformation.
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I don't care if the person that is selling the natural hair product is biracial, light skinned or white, as far as the product is affordable and it works, I'll support thier business.
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Sometimes I think because maintain black woman hair is time-consuming, it becomes a disadvantage.
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The money makers of the black hair movement are All Asian/Indian hair store owners, manufacturers, importers of hair (nail salons as well) and white corporations.
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I'm all for black owned hair products but both these companies charge up the butt. I have tried them and I found nothing about them to warrant the price they charge. I make my own ish in my own kitchen now also and honestly with what I pay for the ingredients I could sell my stuff for $6 a bottle and make a decent profit. So I think their prices are just greed in the end.
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All these hoes stole from KimmyTube and Najahface.
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These black hair textures are so beautiful!
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Black American women are socially bamboozled, every day – every hour.
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Love my nappy hair!!!!!!!!!
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Its nothing wrong with being natural. The problem is that these lazy women do not want to do nothing to their hair and it is standing all on the top of their head. So they used the excuse it's natural. Do something with that mess put a hot comb or something in it for real.
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Why is it always the light, almost white ppl are pro black? Is it cause they’re trying to make up for their blackness? Cause I always seem them with the darkest partners too. I’ve never seen actual black people act like this
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Gosh this making me grateful for my naturally straight hair..
