Episode 227: Interrupt the pattern
Welcome back to the podcast beautiful!<3 On this week’s episode I invite you to pause and reflect on your daily habits, because the truth is, it only takes one new […]
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For many Black women, caring about their hair isn’t a choice – it’s a cultural inheritance, a political statement and a lifelong journey. Julee Wilson, Beauty Editor-at-Large of Cosmopolitan, joins the show to lead a candid discussion between Michelle Obama, her hairstylist Yene Damtew and Blackish actress Marsai Martin about their personal hair journeys, and how Michelle’s hair evolution both mirrored and inspired their own.
To read Julee Wilson’s work, visit: https://www.cosmopolitan.com/style-beauty/beauty/a69183226/black-hair-shows/
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