Huey
1. Describe your curls in one word.
Fluffy
2. What have your curls taught you?
I think they’ve helped me learn that imperfections are what makes things beautiful.
3. If your curls could speak, what would they say?
They’d say, “Please stop twirling us!”
4. How would you describe your curls to your younger self?
They’re great if you just leave them be!!
5. What is the most FAQ about your hair?
“Is that your natural color??”
Sabrina
1. Who gave you your curls?
My mother.
2. How many times have you been asked, “How do you get your hair so curly?”
More than I can count on my hands.
3. My curls make me feel ___________.
Connected, in-tune, bold and confident.
4. What is your favorite thing about your curls?
They are my style and self-expression.
5. What have your curls taught you?
To embrace myself.
Tristan
1. What is your favorite thing about your curls?
They are defining
2. What have your curls taught you?
To be proud of my heritage.
3. If your curls could speak, what would they say?
They would scream orange.
4. How would you describe your curls to your younger self?
They’re dope, keep growing them out.
5. What’s a common misconception about curly hair?
That it’s a perm.
Eva
1.What is your favorite thing about your curls?
They surprise me—they’re different everyday…consistently inconsistent.
2. Who gave you your curls?
My mom!
3. How would you describe your curls to your younger self?
Remember when you were younger and dad cut your curls off and they didn’t grow back? Well, don’t worry, they come back 😉
4. My curls make me feel ___________.
Powerfully femme…cute and sexy.
5. How many times have you been asked, “How do you get your hair so curly?”
Hmmm not that much? My hair is a mixture of ringlets and waves. I feel like I don’t strike as super curly unless people see me with my sisters, all three of which have pin straight hair, then they’re like what happened lol.
Andrea
1. Describe your curls in one word.
Unpredictable
2. What have your curls taught you?
My curls have taught me that change is constant and to embrace it!
3. If your curls could speak, what would they say?
“I’m not your typical curl.”
4. My curls make me feel ___________.
Free
5. Have you ever tried to change your curls?
Normally I enhance my curls to make them more even through my hair; more curls please!
Jenella
1. What have your curls taught you?
The confidence to love myself for the person that I am. I spent so much of my life relaxing and damaging my hair and then when I finally went through the process of letting that go, I found myself a little vulnerable, but at the same time growing stronger. I look in the mirror and I’m like yeah, that’s me, those are my curls.
2. My curls make me feel ___________.
Powerful
3. What is the most FAQ about your hair?
Is that a wig? Is that your real hair?
4. What is your favorite thing about your curls?
I like that they’re very defined and super tight. Most people don’t really have super tight curls and they’re always like that, they never really change.
5. Describe your curls in one word.
Wild
Kay
1. Who gave you your curls?
My father’s Puerto Rican curls and my Filipino mother’s straight hair—my curl pattern is a combination of both.
2. What have your curls taught you?
There is power in being natural.
3. If your curls could speak, what would they say?
Hydrate me!
4. What’s a common misconception about curly hair?
That it looks the same every day—your curl pattern is always changing!
5. How many times have you been asked, “How do you get your hair so curly?”
Too many times to count—which often prompts the “what mix/ethnicity are you?” question, too.
Yanii
1. Describe your curls in one word.
CROWN
2. If your curls could speak, what would they say?
They’d smile and say, “Don’t touch me.”
3. What’s a common misconception about curly hair?
Most people assume my hair is coarse or rough.
4. How many times have you been asked, “How do you get your hair so curly?”
If I was given a dollar for everyone that asked I would be a billionaire.
5. What is your favorite thing about your curls?
The shrinkage, my hair can appear as a short fro and expand to a larger fro.
Pat
1. Who gave you your curls?
My mother, my grandmother, my great grandmother and my great great grandmother. All the mothers are responsible.
2. What have your curls taught you?
That you can’t control everything.
3. If your curls could speak, what would they say?
Don’t mess with me!
4. What’s a common misconception about curly hair?
That it is not as beautiful as straight hair or that it’s not as “groomed” looking.
5. My curls make me feel ___________.
Happy
Shereen
1. Describe your curls in one word.
Vogue
2. What have your curls taught you?
My curls have taught me patience.
3. My curls make me feel ___________.
Loved
4. Do you feel 100% confident in your curls?
I feel 1000000& confident when my hair is curly.
5. Have you ever tried to change your curls?
My curls have gone through an evolution. I couldn’t wait until I was old enough to relax my hair and when my mother allowed me to do it at the age of 12. I permed my hair 3-4x a year until I was 19 years old (I couldn’t afford to relax my hair while I was in college). I still managed to straighten my hair without a relaxer but as the natural hair movement became a trend, I was tempted to unlearn the beauty standard that I was exposed to and reconcile with my natural texture. I wasn’t confident enough to chop my dead hair, but I spent years scrunching my ends and testing different products and new style methods that would achieve the best hair styles for me. My natural hair is now 4 years old and I’m 28 years old 🙂
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