Black Hair Care, No Chaser

The final bit of a great time!

Y'all don't judge me! Technically, I don't know what I am doing yet. Just stay with me. It will get better, I promise!

Have you ever wondered what a hairstylist and a mom of twins with a MBA would talk about? Probably not, lol! But you would be surprised at all topics we covered! We talk a bit about advocating for children with and without different needs, the struggle of staying true to ourselves while building a life and career, and so much more. Having Tiara Mays join me for this episode was both enlightening and a breath of fresh air. Having ethnic mirrors is not only important as children grow into our future, but it's also important for us adults to check-in and cheer each other on! Join us!

How did I get here to this quick weave, from rocking my naturals and twists outs in '98 when That Thing by Lauren Hill came out?

"Now, Lauryn is only human

Don't think I haven't been through the same predicament

Let it sit inside your head like a million women in Philly, Penn

It's silly when girls sell their souls because it's in

Look at where you be in, hair weaves like Europeans

Fake nails done by Koreans

Come again, come again, come again, my friend come again"

Why do I feel the need to have "weave like Europeans and fake nails done by Koreans"?

If you are a black woman, you might understand where I am coming from.

This shorty is a snippet of how I feel about the business of black hair care, and white women coming into it.

There is so much more to the industry than just hair, or just money.

Who am I? Kanisha, Owner of Tutus & Tennis Shoes

What to expect? Talking about black hair care and culture in fun and open ways.

What not to expect? Disrespect or discrimination

Welcome!! I can't wait to get all the way in this thang!! Let's get our conversations started and really make connections.

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