StrawBerriCurls
Gabrielle Allen aka StrawberriCurls, the natural hair blogger from New Orleans is a native in New Orleans, La and currently a cosmetology student and natural hair stylists. Gabrielle’s 4 year natural anniversary was in May 2013 and she hasn’t looked back since! She started a blog called Strawberricurls.com for natural hair care and tips and she now shares all that she has learned about caring for hair via her YouTube channel and her natural hair blog. 3 years after starting her blog, she made the decision to go to cosmetology school to pursue her passion of educating women about their hair. She has been featured on Essence.com for 2 consecutive years as one of the top Natural Hair Bloggers, hosted events for various natural hair brands such as African Pride and worked with brands Sofn'Free, Nothin'But Hair Care and a list of others. She has also hosted her on natural hair educational meetups in New Orleans.
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I would tell them this is the way I want to wear my hair and its my business! They would have gotten the picture.
I wouldn’t have even said that. I woulda side eyed them then walked off
exactly what i would have done!!! HOW DARE THEY!!! UGH
I have family that say negative stuff, I just hey this is me now. My natural is who I am.
Nice attitude!
Ppl r just jealous n insecure. I smile n say I like my hair n thts all tht matters. If they keep doin it I refer them 2 the ingredient info on their beloved perm.
Don’t feel bad. I get comments like I should atleast apply some texturizer or braid it. I usually simply smile, yet firmly states, “God gave me this hair, if you don’t like it speak to god”.;-) No one usually can counter that. Seriously, god made us each in our own image and likeness, so if I want to embrace what god gave me, then who’s opinion should I care to consider. Just forget negative, uneducated people. Finally, the key is to surround yourself with positive people. I rely on people like yourself and many others to make the stride. In fact there is a challenge I just join, it’s called “Natural hair 2014”. It would be a great idea to join.
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The other day I wore a tuck n pin updo, and a guy said “oh u wore your crown today!”. I replied, ” u have a problem with my hair,” & he said, “that what u call that!” It was said in front of a lot of my clients (I work in human services), and they were waiting on a response. I turned to them and “some ppl have criticize other to make themselves feel good!” and I kept it movin’. Ignorance is a condition that only the ignorant can cure!
isnt that the truth!!!
Funny Enough this weekend, my brother in law told me my hair looks like brillo pad 😉 I smile at his ignorance. I think we are so use to seeing for years the straight relaxed hair that some african american forget what our hair looks like. I think it’s sad. I find other ethnicity love my hair way better than African American. That’s my experience.
I usually just disregard the negative comments. I haven’t been met with many opposing views to my natural hair but those that I do get are usually from older women. Its easy for me to disregard them bc I look at their hair and and then mine and I see how theirs isn’t as healthy as it could be and mine is healthier than its ever been.
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