For All Hair Types

Y'all... this episode is on fire! I absolutely adored getting to know Elizabeth Fuller, also known as @YourBaddieHairGirl, ⁠https://www.instagram.com/yourbaddiehairgirl/⁠ and delving into her unique story. Our journey took us from her Florida roots, where she learned the art of braiding from her grandmother, igniting a career in hair that has now spanned 15 incredible years.

We also dished about our experiences in beauty school – the good, the bad, and everything in between. I must admit, I'm a sucker for people who speak their minds and hold strong opinions, so hearing Liz's philosophies and her unfiltered candor was an absolute treat.

Another thing that stands out to me is the while Liz and I share a Black mixed-race heritage, our experiences going ups were wild different. Proving once again that Black and Brown folks and how we identify are not a monolith!

But I digress – Liz's dedication to sharing her knowledge with others speaks to my educator heart. She and fellow stylist Sophia Yasmin https://www.instagram.com/sophiayasminhair/ are hosting a balayage class in October that is not to be missed!

Anyone who takes what they've learned and generously shares it is someone I'm eager to learn more about.

Connect with Liz on her website. I also added a link to the class for salon pros looking to up their hair color game!

Yourbaddiehairgirl.com

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dimension-intervention-vol02-tickets-703776433257

Prepare to laugh y'all!!! "cause we be giggling with Black joy!!

In this episode with Children's Author Angela Dalton, we delve into her impactful works, including "If You Look Up to the Stars," "Ruby's Reunion Day Dinner," "Show The World," and "To Boldly Go." Angela highlights the vital significance of representation in literature, emphasizing the value of culturally authentic narratives, especially in books that touch on themes like hair. She passionately discusses the power of having stories delivered by individuals who authentically embody the culture they're portraying. Angela recalls her own hair memories while growing up Black in predominantly white institutions, shedding light on the challenges and beauty of those experiences, including being a Black Debutante!! We discuss on the CROWN Act and the purpose behind it.

To learn more about and support Angela Dalton's work, you can visit her website ⁠angeladalton.com⁠ and take action by signing the CROWN Act ⁠https://www.thecrownact.com/⁠

Ever wonder why I started a podcast? In this weeks episode it's just lil' old me chatting away about my "WHY" and sharing my thoughts and experience on hair education.

If you have a story to share about how your hair informs your identity or have questions you'd like me to answer on the show, connect with me!

[email protected]

Instagram: @forallhairtypespod

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Much Love,

Mahogany

Y'all, Nina Kovner, Chief Awesomeness Empowerer + Storyteller + Context Creator of Passion Squared, is one of the most inspiring people and the conversations we have always leave me with a new perspective to consider. I'll warn you this is a 90 minute episode but it is packed with Nina's stories that shaped her journey to Passion Squared. Lots of love and joy throughout our chat but we go in on real life shit that happens. A huge thank you to Nina for sharing their story in such an authentic and real way. Luv u Nina!!!

Connect with Nina, and learn more about Passion Squared Coaching, A School, Podcast, and Love Notes:

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/passionsquared/

Website: https://passionsquared.net/

Threads: https://www.threads.net/@passionsquared

Join us for a candid and authentic conversation, where John shares his invaluable insights on the beauty industry, self-care, and the profound significance of mentorship.

John Mosely's journey in the hairstyling world has been nothing short of remarkable, and in this episode, he generously offers a glimpse into the artistry and passion that fuel his success.

Beyond the accolades and recognition, John highlights the importance of vision and family for professionals in the fast-paced beauty world. As a mentor, CEO and artistic director, he knows firsthand the challenges that come with the pursuit of excellence and reminds us all of the need to nurture ourselves amidst the hustle.

One of the most inspiring moments of the conversation is John's emphasis on the transformative power of mentorship. Drawing from his own experiences as a mentor, he shares heartfelt stories of guiding aspiring barbers to greatness, instilling confidence, and igniting passion within them.

Connect with John Mosely, aka Popular Nobody, and witness his artistry and journey through his social channels:

When I tell you that Gordon Miller has captured my whole heart, I genuinely mean it! From the myriad of hats he has worn throughout his illustrious career, to the ambitious hopes and dreams he envisions for the future of the industry, chatting with Gordon Miller brings forth clarity, laughter, and historical insights that we can all learn from. Tune in to hear Gordon's perspective on hair trends, diversity, and how the beauty industry intersects with the world at large.

I wholeheartedly adore this exceptional individual!

They say never meet your heroes, but this was certainly an exception to the rule. Join host Mahogany and hair industry icon, Tabatha Coffey, for a candid and authentic conversation. Tabatha shares her invaluable insights on beauty industry trends, self-care, and the significance of mentorship. 

Connect with Tabatha Coffey:

Website: ⁠www.tabathacoffey.com⁠ 

Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/tabathacoffey/⁠

Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/officialtabatha

Ps. Sorry, not sorry about gushing over Tabatha at the beginning. I am a fan girl!

For the season finale of For All Hair Types, Mahogany and Taylor welcome educator and master barber Corey Bakon. Corey shares his unique perspective and experiences working as a barber and stylist on set for tv and film!

This week Mahogany and Marci discuss “The Fenty Effect”, scrolling to before the *black square* on brands’ social media, and how politics and social issues are interwoven into the hair and beauty industry.

After reflecting, Mahogany and Marci unpack last week’s discussion of “The Big Chop” and acknowledge that the term carries much more weight for women of color. They also discuss the differences between appreciating and appropriating hairstyles. 

Artists/creators we love:

Kia Fay - thecurlconsultant.com/about-me

Julissa Prada - instagram.com/julissa_prado/