Women Need Good Hair
Posted by lacewigsonline on June 11th, 2014
What's up with that mind set anyway? No self respect? I guess that self realization is why BW continue to bust their butts in their usual "failed' attempt....again to look like white women or as less black as possible, but still haven't gotten the message that they just not as attractive as non-black women....period! That's also why BW hate bi-racial women. Everybody knows that! BW haven't even yet grasped the fact that wearing fake hair, long ugly nails, and not taking care of themselves with the majority 80.3% being "FAT", or obese. I can tell you there's nothing attractive about that at all! Most BW also don't wear makeup, and they really do need it! But, in most cases makeup won't, and don't make a difference. Most are either average, or below! Only, about 20% of all BW are attractive, and beautiful!
Be weary of any man who likes to generalize and stereotype women in categories like: all women are liars; all woman are scandalous; or all woman are cheaters. Usually these are the men who really experienced something hurtful from a woman they really loved and have since been left jaded and bitter.
Dubose-Gibson has suffered from alopecia for over a decade. After she began to lose her hair at 25, she came to terms with the disease and decided that it would not define her. To wit: The singer and mother of two then set out to achieve what many didn't deem possible - a beauty pageant crown.As the new Mrs. Black North Carolina, Dubose-Gibson plans to travel the state talking to women of all races about the importance of cultivating inner beauty.
anyone allows a man or a woman to make them feel bad just because you choose to enhance yourself with a curly african american wigs, then your feelings deserve to be hurt.All races of women and men wear wigs, weaves, and hair pieces.Hair is hair, who cares if it's hers or not? I don't. And if a man can't accept you ladies who chooses to wear weaves and wigs tell him to keep it moving ladies, because you don't need a man who is not married to you dictating how you should dress, and what you cannot wear on your head.
