Gretchen and Michelle are two regular gals who share, in addition to friendship, curly hair.
With no place to turn for advice, we finally accepted our curliness. We created this web site—for ourselves and for others, whose curly beauty is rarely heralded in pop culture. We asked ourselves why do women with curly hair feel they must chemically treat it, iron it, relax it, blow dry it and otherwise utterly beat the life out of their hair simply to be accepted by society?
Curly hair is natural—a person should be able to embrace her curls, love them just they way they are. If she/he wants to straighten, that’s fine, too, but no one should feel they must change a fundamental part of their appearance to be accepted by society. is slowly changing the view our society has of curly hair; we’re making it more accepted. We’re teaching people to love their hair; we’re showing them how to care for it.
Everyone deserves to choose how they look. If they’re lucky enough to be born with curly hair, they should be able to show their ringlets to the world without losing their self-esteem, without being derided as less attractive, less serious or less professional. We're sharing the beauty of curls and the beauty of choice. Hair is just strands of keratin on the outside of the head. It’s what’s inside the head that matters.
is a place to celebrate your hair–welcome.
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