I feel like I've gone full circle. I'm a 62 year old woman who rocked a big Angela Davis afro in the 70s only to relax in the 80s Went natural in 2014...loving it. No more creamy crack for this fly junior senior.

Don't ever put extensions or relaxers on your child's head. Teach them how to style their hair natural so they can see how beautiful their own hair can be and they can build confidence. Don't feed into the agenda that black hair needs to be "treated" or "changed" somehow. God doesn't make mistakes. Natural hair is beautiful ❣🥰

This was thee best Natural Hair Documentary I’ve Ever seen 🥰. I’m so proud of us Natural sisters!We need to keep complimenting each other,building each other up👍🏾

The first young lady hit the nail on the head with, never "relaxed" because I was always on edge. How powerful is that statement? Perm was never for our comfort. It was always and remains for their comforts. What's extremely sad is how disconnected we're from our hair as though it's something separate and alien, rather than an integral part of who we are.

This was really good. And the woman describing getting a perm again as "that would be like bleaching my skin", very powerful.

Terrific documentary. I've been natural for 27 years now. The best thing I've ever done for myself.

Four years natural, three years no direct heat at all. The best decision I made for myself in a long time. I love my natural 4b/4c hair!

I love that it's so many different looks and styles they are showing for black woman wearing her God given hair

I'm 21 just did the big chop 7 months ago and I fell in love with my natural hair

I LOVE BEING BLACK. thank you for the education.

I just love seeing our beautiful Black women love ourselves and embrace all that makes us who we are

This is the most beautiful documentary I’ve ever seen!!! I’ve never been more proud to see our beautiful black women truly embrace their natural hair!!! I started my natural hair journey in 2015, and started my loc journey in 2018 and the only regret I have is not doing it sooner... We are beyond beautiful, we are magical, we are magnificent, we are ENDLESS BEAUTY!!! ❤️❤️❤️

I love being relaxer free ! My natural hair is easier to take care of. I dont have to run when it rains. I love it !

Beautiful hair ladies and I turned 50 years younger in 2018 this pass Summer. I stopped getting my hair Relaxed years ago and I have noticed that my Wool 4c Fro hair is so much thicker and healthier. I am never going back towards that👿Relaxer.

I love it!!!!! Black hair is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! Going natural is actually very liberating as you experience your hair which is beautiful and a part of you. EVERY woman of any race has to work with her hair and learn to style it and thankfully, it is something that Black women are doing very well and in so many creative ways more and more each day!!!! Happy Hair that people ask to and want to touch! It's fascinating and very versatile!! Love it!!!!!!! Thank you for this natural hair documentary!!!!!

I'm officially in love with this documentary

There is nothing more beautiful than a woman in her natural state.

This is one of the best natural hair documentaries that I have ever seen. Thank you so much this is so encouraging and beautiful!

It was a gift God gave us but we kept throwing it back in His face as a Curse. The devil is a liar. Look at the STRENGTH of our hair and how versatile is and truly sets us apart. No, we thank You, for this Gift, Father. Amen.

Thanks so much for the time and effort to share the honesty of being a naturalista in this day and age. I wore an afro for my prom and sr pix in 1977. Then converted to “creamy crack”. I have so many horror stories, but 40 years later, I’m back. I’m back and to be honest, I’m still searching to know who I am. I do know who I’m not and I believe that’s all that matters. Thanks, again.

I have been natural for about 4 years now and I am biracial (african american & caucasian) mom is caucasian and dad is african American. I dont have that typical " mixed people hair" as alot of people call it. My mother loves, loves, loves my natural hair. I normally rock a curly afro, it comes to about shoulder length. My dad more so will be like girl what's wrong with yo head. He is so use to seeing me with relaxed hair growing up my whole life. I love my natural hair so much!!! Now my 15 year old daughter rocks her natural afro and she loves it. I gave her the confidence while most girls in high school are wearing their hair straight. I love it! 🥰

It’s sad that the mother coerced her daughter into getting a perm. I wanted to relax my hair when I was in high school and my mother was NOT having it. I persisted and she finally allowed me to do it and I was living hunny! What I didn’t know at the time that my mother knew and I now know is that it was going to break all my hair off. When it did exactly that, my mother said, “you see what a relaxer does”? she then proceeded to cut the relaxed ends off and braided my hair...I’ve NEVER relaxed my hair again and now I am loc’d 😩😂😂

I enjoyed this documentary 💯% thank you for showing us black women in a intelligent and positive light!

🥰i will never go back to perms again

KEEP IT GOING. NATURAL IS THE BEST WAY TA BE AND GO. ITS US, ITS YOU, ITS TRUE

GOD-given hair is good hair!!! Happy to see us finally embrace our beauty.

I’m 23years I’ll be 24 years in March 2019 natural and I wouldn’t change it I love my natural hair

When I watched this my first thought was: Relaxers should be forbidden, taken off the market - completely. I feel we are hurting our bodies and our spirit with it. I am all for everyone having the freedom to make their own decisions, but when I apply relaxer to my hair am I not saying to myself and too the world, “the way I really am isn’t good enough? “ I regret every relaxing and hope I will continue accepting my true self, my ethnicity by keeping on rocking my true natural beautiful hair❤️

Absolutely charming documentary. Well done! I really enjoyed it! These women made me happy and proud.

This is so beautiful and inspiring. Thank all these lovely goddesses 🤵🏽❤️

Wonderful expressions of black beauty. Learning to love the scalp we're in

This was awesome and educational. Thank you for creating this piece of art.

All I can say is: GOD GOT IT RIGHT!!! We are simply showstoppers/breathtaking with our natural texture.

I'm starting my love locs this year, 😍 I can't wait & this/these docs have given me the support & conference that I was searching for. Thank you. 2 years thinking about starting locs & now I'm completely ready.

This film was fabulous 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙌🙌🙌🙌

Thank You for this Candid, Truthful Insight into Natural hair. I’ve been Natural for the past 14 years and I’ve experienced every stereotype. Great Documentary!!!!

"Dancing at the farmers market" LMAO

I'm so proud on so many levels to be born black😍😍😍😍😍

I enjoyed this so much. Thanks

Ive been natural 4 years now and I still hear "So youre still wearing your hair like that" from my family 🙄🙄🙄 Cant wait to get LOCS. 1st one in my family to do so!

“Wall full of hair......”. I’m hollering!!!!!🤪🤣👀

I can understand what the man in the yellow t'shirt was saying and respect his honesty when he said he wrestles with feeling like hes discriminating and being superficial by assuming a mind set by looking at a hairstyle (or words to that effect). TBH I do it too! I also remember my mindset when I was relaxing my hair, etc, I've grown into my naturalness and see a massive difference in myself. Good documentary. Very balanced by bringing in the views of the men, Well done Lawrence Green!

This was Beyond encouraging 🥰🥰 I have just started my transition to natural hair and I am sooooo excited after watching this. It has really touched my heart in several ways. Thank you to all our Beautiful , Strong, Stylish, Successful Black Loving Women🔥♥️🔥I-Love You all!!

Wow...Becoming interested, curious, and concerned about One's self is Freedom. It is freeing me to be Me. Thank You my Sistas...Thank You

I remember when I cut my hair. I had no idea what I was doing as far as going natural - didn't even know I was transitioning. I went about a year with no relaxer. I started straightening my hair again, not knowing what it would do to my hair. I had heard about going natural and transitioning by then and I said I was, but it wasn't intentional and I was just going with the flow. When I started straightening my hair, I learned more about being natural and wanted to try it for real, but my hair wouldn't curl up the way it had before.......I kept talking about cutting it, but nobody believed me - I didn't even believe me. One day though, I didn't have class.......I saw a salon, went in, her client was a no show, so she was able to see me. I texted my roommates, they came by and I did it. It was such a big moment! I got ALL the damaged hair cut off. And I loved it! I was natural and went 3 years with no heat on it (except 1 time the 3rd year)......then 2 days into year 4.....I loc'd it up :D I will be 1 yr loc'd on Aprili 28, 2019! Who knew how freeing letting your hair be what it was naturally meant to be would turn out to feel! :)

I LOVE BEING NATURAL SINCE 2003. And I did not know what I was doing, I just hated getting perms and the way I felt and wasting money on something that made feel sad, frustrated and unnatural. And yes I got the negative comments and weird looks but God must have been protecting my self esteem because I kept trudging on. I work in corporate America and seriously y’all don’t care what they think or say... it crosses my mind especially the looks I get from our lovely black folks, but doing my job well and being happy inside is more important to me. We as a people have to start within ourselves and LOVE who we are... our elders are a product of their generation so their mindset is true to them. But no one said that has to be generational - we are lovable and that has to start within. Love thyself. I was talking to a friend how we both are comfortable with our natural hair. And we accept that not all of the ways to maintain it is the same and so different for each of us... that is probably blowing up the product industry. Because ALL that WE NEED CAN BE FOUND IN OUR GARDENS OR KITCHEN... THANK You Lord!! Love this documentary. And thank you LORD for this awakening in our minds hearts and spirits. Its that serious. PeaceLoveJoy

I LOVED this!!! The comment about Naturals dancing at farmers markets took me out😂😂. I first thought about going natural in 1990 when I was 21 but did not feel I had the resources to know what to do with my hair. I finally went natural in 2010 on my 42nd birthday and it was one of the best decision I have ever made. I love absolutely love all forms of natural hair!

Thank you LADIES for talking me off the ledge. I'm going to continue to wear my natural hair.

The person who made this clearly loves and respects black women. Beautifully done. I love seeing us portrayed in this light. We are all that and so much more. Bravo!

My 9yr old decided she wanted to get locks, me being 5yrs in my loc life I was very happy to! So she's in the baby stage now and a little girl at the bust stop today asked her why she never has her hair done very loud🙄 I quickly let her know sweetie her hair IS DONE, whatever that's supposed to mean, braids and ponytails are not the only style baby, I make sure I let my baby know daily she is beautifully and wonderfully made puffy fro, or braided up

Favorite natural hair documentary! Love it so much!😢 😇🌸💗🌸🙏🏾✨️ 👑

This documentary is so delectable. Makes me proud to be a black woman with natural hair!

They are beautiful, each and every one of them. Nothing but love for them all.

Thank you so much. I went natural in 2012 and can relate to the shared experiences in this doc.

Thank God we're coming out of that bondage...love it when it rains!

These women were all beautiful rocking their natural hair!! ❣️

Nappy and Happy 😊! My starter locs/babies are now wild teens😂😎......

The hair typing system needs to go as well. It seems to categorize us and that's the last thing we need

Thank you for having this video. I've went natural many times before. But, I've always returned to a relaxer. I've been natural for 2 years now. Now I struggle with getting locs. I always feel free naturally. It becomes an all day love affair/struggle of care when it grows.

Love how they talked about how black people police black hair. Funny how even me as a man have my parents some of the time said you need to cut your hair. I do what I want and had an afro and other styles and went to work and it was never an issue

Awesome, Awesome, Awesome video. Thanks 🙏🏾

I've been natural my whole life but my hair definitely has not always been healthy. Very insightful documentary!

I dont know how I missed this video in all the years I've been natural, now transitioning into my loc journey this year. This was phenomenal and beautiful!!!

I've always asked God what to do with my beautiful, natural, kinky hair...since I was a teen. I have had one perm in 1987, I am now a sexy , older, wiser woman, and I now understand. God gave me an afro at birth, so an afro is mine to show off. Thank you God for my kinky hair! ❤️

I've just recently decided I want to stop being afraid to wear my natural hair...this documentary has given that extra encouragement that I needed! Thank you!

I Love this powerful message of Black Girl Magic. I wish all Black Men would take note. It is going to take many years, if not decades, to change how we perceive ourselves. Not only in the US but worldwide. Until we (the world) stops seeing everything that is BLACK as bad, very little will change. Our words are very powerful, not only consciously but subconsciously. As a Black Woman, I feel very low on the totem pole, wars take our men, men going outside of their race, Black Men incarceration. It doesn't leave much of a selection to pick from. However, the journey continues; loving myself, my natural hair and my shapely butt is what I can do today to fight the powers that be.

Beautiful! I love that she said I just said... "good hair is healthy hair!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'M PROUD OF ALL YOU SISTAS. IM TRYING TA GET AN ALL NATURAL HAIR CLUB STARTED IN SAN FRANCISCO. YET S LOT OF PEOPLE AREN'T LIKE MINDED.. KET YOU NATURALS

The way to go. Delivering yourself from oppression. ❤

I’ve been natural for 10 yrs did the big chop 2 x because of breakage and not loving it . I’ve always wore a wig to cover it up, until 1 yr ago, I went from twist to wearing my lady puff , as I call it , lol. I so in love with my hair like never before. Now I’m working on my edges they are thin from the content wearing of the wigs....I am rocking my lady puffs this summer for the first time and I am loving it. ..btw natural hair make me look younger.😘

I didn't realize how awesome it feels to embrace our natural hair. I have more fun now compared to relaxed hair. Now I can rain bath, not worry about getting it wet when it rains, wash more, color and the confidence is so powerful.

Beautiful video,, blessings to you

Our hair is BEAUTIFUL

I love seeing this and I love seeing Mushiya!

I'm 65yrs old and I had to go natural. The perm, ruined my hair I'm just glad I have hair. Thank the Lord.

I really enjoyed this!!! Thanks for sharing!

Our hair is the best grade of hair on this earth. It’s so awesome! to see beautiful black women embrace their natural hair. I’ve been natural for 15yrs. Everywhere I go I’m constantly getting compliments. I will never perm my hair again. Never! Never!Never!Never! Ever!

Thank you Mr Green, for showing love and educating Black women about their hair. This is a beautiful documentary.

So helpful I was thinking about go back but this video reminds me of why I stop Relaxing and perming my hair👏🏾💕😊😉💯

Yr Hair is the FIRST thing I notice, Tells a Story... LOVE MY LOCS, not just HAIR!!!BLACK PRIDE

I think this was a great documentary about our natural hair and I wish that I could have been a part of it. I am too natural for several years now and I wouldn't revert back to a relaxer. I don't wear my natural hair but I do wear wigs and crochet braids. I love and video and it inspired me even more to wear my natural hair. Thank you for all the positivity that coming from my strong Black sister.

I loved everyone’s story. I am natural and loving it. I will never go back to the creamy crack.

Being from SC I felt that! I love me natural and with locs!

Love this video!! Thanks!!

Went natural in 2015 because my hair was thinning from perms. Decided to get used to my natural hair in my 20s before Im 40 and bald. Getting locs in a few years!!😍😍😍

This was a wonderful documentary

Thanks so much for sharing!! Learned so much!! ❤😁

Loved this documentary!

the women in this film are stunning. their natural hair is so beautiful. My grandmother was a hairdresser, she laughed at her clientele getting perms to make their hair curly. She always maintained no one should mess with their natural hair. (I am white). My hair was curly when I was a baby and still has a kink as my grandmother called it. I think curly hair is so beautiful. Natural is beautiful. This goes for white women dying their hair an unnatural colour also!

i understand being accepted this is my second time with locks but staying truly loving it coming out of my sooo call ugly stage not worrying what people say continue to Be Bless

So glad to see this changing. I remember the struggles our BLACK church had accepting black hair in it's natural form. They actually called it a fad, or wordly to not straighten your hair. They were so influenced by European societal norms. I love my natural hair and went natural 15 years ago, despite my former church's directives. Maybe this acceptance will help us increase our Self Love. An older generation does not understand this. Love this sisters, let's keep going...not only our black women, but our boys and girls are made to feel less than in school. And unfortunately some of these religious schools are insane about it.

I really love these natural hair journeys. I style my hair real from the roots and the occasional wig 👍

This documentary is soo good! So happy youtube recommended it to me!

This documentary was thee BEST, done with: beauty, love, brilliance & excellence...KUDOS!!!!!💯👏💯👏💯👏💯💜💜💜💜

Am glad I found this channel. I was always natural as I did not want the stress of perm hair . wasting time going to the salon was not my thing am just a wild girl. And liked it.. Still loving it.

This is such a beautiful documentary..i truly appreciate it..finally natural hair is coming out to the mainstream finally!! We still have ways to go..i can't wait for our ladies to finally embrace their beauty natural hair 🤗🤗

this is just beautiful, thank you so very much.

Ladies you all look absolutely gorgeous!!!

Excellent!!!!!!!💖💖💖💖💖

I've been natural 15 years I have done several big chops. I love my natural hair my fro my Bald Head I'm beautiful! Best thing I ever did and the men luv me!