Tiffany shares her natural hair journey
“I became natural because I wanted to utilize the hair God gave me, which is the beautiful, natural, and essence of the African American woman.”
February 8, 2016
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“I became natural because I wanted to utilize the hair God gave me, which is the beautiful, natural, and essence of the African American woman.”
“You can do a whole bunch of different styles, and even [with] my locs the benefits of having them is that you don’t really have to mess with them.”
“I decided to go natural to have healthy hair and cut out the bad processed products that were doing more damage than good for my hair.”
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