Comments on: What’s Good About Good Hair?

By: binary options

binary options — Wed, 16 Jan 2013 20:47:11 +0000

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By: Wapoenje

Wapoenje — Thu, 27 Dec 2012 12:29:12 +0000

I like your comment Michelle. We need training to learn how to manage our hair.
By the way, that creamy crack expression just killed me. LOL. Women know that relaxer is not good and breaks hair. We can not stop using it to keep the style.
Good Hair under relaxer used to be the unique model of life style for the past generation. Nappy girls have broken the rules set up by industries and found solutions to manageability issues.
So relaxed women look worry and need to justify them self (It’s pretty but I can’t do that. It doesn’t look professional, etc)
The new challenge for this industry is more how to get HEAlTHLY and long hair relaxed or nappy.
No more mineral oil, silicone, paraben, SLS, etc. New systems to straight hair with less chemical will come into the market too. Wait and see the cohabitation…

By: Malcolm Alampi

Malcolm Alampi — Sat, 28 Jul 2012 09:26:19 +0000

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By: Afro-dominicano

Afro-dominicano — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 15:48:30 +0000

Wait, wait, wait. A Miami Herald article on Dominican women straightening their hair generates more than a hundred self-righteous comments in this blog. But Chris Rock making a film on how ya U.S. black women straighten yours is a betrayal to the African-American community? Wait, wait, wait… this is either a double-standards or hipocrisy at its best.

By: Neeo Masters

Neeo Masters — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 01:04:25 +0000

What The Hell Is Good Hair? Black People Have No Clue, That They are Downing Themselves when the think There hair isn’t Good, or when the say he or she has good hair when the texture is straighter rather than Tight Curled. I love my Hair and I would not change it for the world. I have a Great Sense of PRIDE In who I am and In My Hair. I ware My Fro, Locks, and Brade’s, With Greatness….. When I was a Kid and went to school With The Fro Flow all The People of euro descent Surrounded a Brotha, and said WOW Your Hair Is Cool I wish My Hair was Like That!!!!! It was Like I was a Super Star. Just take a Look @ some 70′s Video Or that 70′s Show and You’ll see How Many of the people of euro descent Try to emulate what Many Black People Take for granted!!! You are who you are, and no relaxer or weave will ever change that. I believe we have the most versatile hair on the planet, and we can style the way we want with out chemically treating it! Treat your hair right and it will treat you right Peace Out!!! shampoo it and condition it every Day and blow it Out Baby!!! There’s nothing better than a black women with natural hair
http://www.nappturality.com

By: Shani Anona

Shani Anona — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:05:21 +0000

I seen Good Hair on October 9th and was disappointed. I actually dozed on it a few times. Love Chris Rock but he lost me on this one. At first when I heard about this docucomedy (love this term by the way), I was excited because of the thought that Chris was actually going to show his daughters the beauty in their hair. By not delving deeper and interviewing women with natural hair defeated the purpose of the journey of Good Hair. Also with discussing more adult topics limited his audience (youths) who I felt this movie was created for. Naturally, I had to write my own thoughts about this on my blog to share with my readers as well and received some mixed reviews. You do make valid points about our expectations from a comedian and like you, I could have waited for the cable viewing.

By: LL

LL — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 15:06:49 +0000

I don’t want to see this movie based on the fact that I was told it is one-sided by both naturals and relaxed women. As far as black women being the butt of the joke, I find this to be very common amongst black men. Remember the whole Don Imus thing? Do you know DL Hughley was advocating and cracking jokes that yes, they were nappy headed? After I foward that e-mail to friends, I had a black guy I know try to “lecture” me on why it shouldn’t bother me. I was appalled that someone could try to tell me how to feel about a situation that affected me and NOT them. I tend to believe that Black men have no clue on the roles they play in women’s thoughts on ‘good hair’.

By: honee

honee — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:12:16 +0000

People keep bringing up the likes of Tyler Perry and other black comedians…well, to be clear…I don’t support them either…my money is spent where respect is given…

By: that girl

that girl — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 14:26:27 +0000

To quote Um…no, above, “As a Black woman, I’m sick of being the butt of jokes for Black male “comedians,” even under the cover of a “documentary.” ”

My sentiments exactly.

By: Miss Journey

Miss Journey — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:03:41 +0000

I tried to see this movie on more than one occasion, one time it being sold out. And now this post confirms that I will wait for it to come to redbox.

I appreciate the honesty of this post. Hopefully, the movie will inspire further dialogue to our younger generation about the “good”ness of their natural hair. (i.e. http://www.GoddessGirlMag.com has a great article doing just that in their latest issue.)