Wisdom to Soothe Your Soul, Scalp and Reclaim Your Natural Crown

Women of African descent have been taught that curly, coiling, kinky, wavy hair is bad. This hair hate was countered in the 1960s with the afro and again in the early 2000s with the natural hair movement, but it still permeates culture. Recent news has recentered Black women's natural hair due to anti-discrimination and racial justice legislation. The health community acknowledges the rapid rise of alopecia and other health complications in Black women due to years of chemical treatments.

My Divine Natural Hair is a valuable contribution to this national conversation, offering spiritual, emotional, and practical guidance to women of African descent wherever they are on their natural hair journeys. This mother-daughter writing trio addresses deeply personal topics like hair loss, comparison, and self-doubt, while also offering everyday tips for hair growth, styles, and maintenance, as well as scriptural and literary affirmations. Complete with a glossary of terms.

My Divine Natural Hair will enhance the self-esteem and hair health of Black women and girls.