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Curl-Ture Corner 

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The Crown Act

Hair discrimination is deeply rooted in systemic racism, preserving white spaces by prohibiting natural Black hairstyles, such as afros and braids. Black and brown individuals, especially women, often face discrimination in schools and workplaces due to their hair texture and style, leading to unjust removal from classrooms and jobs. The CROWN Act, passed in 24 states and gaining momentum nationwide, seeks to prohibit hair-based discrimination, ensuring dignity and respect for cultural expression in professional and educational settings. To read the full article discussing the Crown act, please click the link here! 

Crack the code to your texture!

The Strand Test

The strand test is an easy method to determine your hair texture and type! 

1. Start by selecting a clean, dry strand of hair from an inconspicuous area of your head.

2. Lay the strand on a white sheet of paper and compare its thickness to a standard sewing thread: if thinner than the thread you have less textured hair; if it is of similar thickness, you have medium texture; and if it is thicker, you have textured hair.

3. Next, run your fingers along the strand to assess its texture: delicate and fine indicates less texture, slightly thicker and spunk indicate medium texture, and coily and vivacious indicate textured hair. Give it a try! 

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Curltology Curl Quiz!

Not sure which products best for you? Take the Curltology Curl Quiz to discover your new hair routine! 

Climate changes got your hair f*cked up? We got y'all! 

4 Steps Guide: 

1. Choose the right products. Is it rain, humidity, desert heat, or snowy and cold. We got y'all for products at the Curltology Luxe Shop! 

2. Evaluate and prioritize your moisture and hydration practices 

3. Protect, hydrate, protect, hydrate AND REPEAT

4. Chat with me (Chioma) about your moisture sealing techniques. I'd be happy to recommend oils and products that will nourish and not weight down your gorgeous tresses! 

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