Bad Hair Uprooted, The Untold History of Kinky Hair

Illustrated with photos of beautiful hairstyles that sparked the online natural hair revolution, the book BAD Hair Uprooted shares an important part of Black hair history that has never been told.

It's a coffee table photo book that provides deeper insight into the hair damage that 73% of Black women experience and why Black women feel the way they do about their hair.

After 300 years of slavery, Black people still do not have the fundamental human right to wear their hair naturally.

Dreadlocks, afros, and braids – hairstyles inherent to African hair – are still stigmatized, stereotyped, and excluded from professional corporate etiquette.

The consequence?

73% of Black women suffer from hair breakage and loss due to the use of chemicals and wigs – to conform to a standard that is contrary to their DNA.