As a Black person, it's not often that I see a children's book that shows how beautiful and different Black hair can be. I’m feeling absolutely committed and doggedly determined to see it through the tough times – oily head, waxy hair, itchy scalp – whatever. But sometimes the simplest things are the ones that little kids understand best, and that is what I think this book will do! I love the positive message at the end, definitely one some people need to hear (given how often I see newspaper or tweets about people who cannot have their natural hair at work or school).

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.ONce your hair as adjusted it will go one of two ways- you will wake up and be like OMG MY HAIR LOOKS EFFING FANTASTIC! Now, utilizing both skillsets, she is passionate about crafting beautiful stories for children and young adults in the film and kidlit worlds. It was so much fun to see all those hair styles and can you imagine, there is even more than what is in this book, so I hope that they make a second book with more hairs. Plus, you'll be inspired to try up to 15 different hairstyles with the step-by-step instructions that get you started! For babies would you advise just washing with water, or are there alternatives you can use to moisturise their scalp and keep their hair in good condition?

As much as I love to style hair I also thrive to inspire, give confidence and teach other hairstylists. An adorably delightful book about hair, this is a great tale about the beauty of diversity focused on all the different styles of hair seen around the world.I am definitely going shampoo and conditioner free and will tell all my clients with the same problem about your book! While I think this book is likely aimed at early years readers in the age 3-6 range, I think it could be a valuable opportunity for teachers of older students to introduce discussions about race, diversity and inclusion. i have been afraid to brush my hair thinking that it would look terribly greasy, which is a look that i cant pull of at work.