Beauty Blog

Yeah the same story …
Yeah the same story everywhere, black people buying from a Korean store, then complaining when they control the industry.

Learn to stand on your own two feet.

I don’t think this …
I don’t think this is necesserily promoting racism towards Korean businesses. It’s just letting those who weren’t aware of the industry being taken over by people who are making money on us. They don’t use the products, the majority of them don’t like our race, but they are slowly but surely taking over the industry that 100% of African Americans demand. This is just the same Whites taking what belonged to Africans/African Americans in the past as well as the present.

the bible did say …
the bible did say our hair is like a covering but didnt say put relaxers in it to make us go bald. learn how to take care ur own hair.( natural, kinky, curly, cotton, wool like hair.) p.s our hair is not nappy i really hate that word.

This is incredible! …
This is incredible! It blows my mind.

country of origin? …
country of origin? who brought them here by force and changed their names? if you do a DNA test of african americans, many of them have MORE european heritage than african heritage, don’t be fooled dark skin is dominant don’t know you know US history? the white masters raped the black women to create new generations of slaves
black americans are no longer pure africans
they have both european and african heritage
america is as much their “country of origin” as whites

wow the hair store …
wow the hair store i go to is run by Koreans to

SO TRUE! this well …
SO TRUE! this well make me mad, there a few in manchester, but the best one is in Hulme, they dont follow you round and they are nice at least.
Black people cant be bothered to run business, and when they do, they are too expensive or black people see them as a threat. I’m growing dreadlocks now anyway. I’ll be posting some pics soon.

Ain’t this video a …
Ain’t this video a muthafucka? lmao, I knew this was going all along but never paid it any mind. I’m just glad a went natural (now my hair is twice as long and I don’t need weave to make me feel beautiful).

I style my hair …
I style my hair into dreadlocks, much of these supplies I do not use. However, I was unaware of this issue and will be much more discerning about what conditioners I use and who owns and where I buy them from.

Don’t they narate …
Don’t they narate 99.9% of what we do…? tee hee

Statistics and all, the bad part is that we believe it all.

In the UK, it’s …
In the UK, it’s Indians and Pakistanis who own most of the black hair/beauty product stores. What annoys me is they know ZILCH about black hair/skin - when u ask their advice they merely push you to buy the most expensive brands. They can also be quite patronising and racist, following you around the store as if you’re a thief. Boycotting them is difficult - the problem is there is so little choice and variety where black-owned stores are concerned. Black people, we have to do better!!!

I’m a natural …
I’m a natural sister, but I must say that Black Women are creative as when it comes to our hair….now, if ONLY WE could be creative as all in distribution, sales, and the overall management of the Black Hair Care Industry!

This is a ed shame, for real…
It’s easy for me to say that I’m not part of the problem (I use all natural products from the grocery stores in my hood, some black owned!) but I can shamefully say that I’m not part of the solution, either

Omg that is reall …
Omg that is reall bad. No wonder half the productsdestory black peoples hair. Those products need to be made by black people who know about our hair not Koreans in for the money LOL