Tuesday, April 19, 2011

The Natural Professional

Patrice Elizabeth Grell Yursik of Afrobella and natural hair blogger Curly Nikki are introducing an exciting new monthly series and chapter in beauty. The main objective is to prove the fact that women of colour can successfully climb the ranks of the corporate America and take the C-Suite all while wearing their naturally curly crowns titled Natural Professional.

You can also get in on this!  If you happen to be a natural hair professional yourself or would like to see some of your favorite naturalistas featured in the series. Contact Afrobella at bella[at]frobella.com with "Natural Professional" in the subject line or Curly Nikki at curlynikki.com with "SuperNatural Saturday" as the subject. Be sure to have your nominee's name and correct e-mail address for them.

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3 comments:

Unknown said...

Why would natural hair affect your profession one way or the other????

Adiya

Crown Chronicles said...

It's become a frequent topic of conversation these days. Kinks and curls are becoming the new straight and it not a smooth transition in the Corporate world, some black women still face challenges because they are "natural". An reporter in the States even documented her "big chop". Natural hair headlines (no pun intended) :-) has gotten a lot of attention.

Check out these links below - http://madamenoire.com/49086/questionsreactions-every-natural-haired-black-girl-gets/

http://www.naturalhaircommunity.com/black-natural-hairstyles-considered-unprofessional

http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/local_news/special_reports/Special-Report%3A-Going-Natural

Michelle said...

This will be enlightening for every woman in the whole world. Though, in smaller cities or towns, locks might raise eyebrows, but for the most part, in large metropolitan areas, wearing locks isn't such a big deal. Who knows "locks" will be the new generation of famous women in business.

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