Black Woman’s Guide to Beautiful Hair: (Lisa Akbari) states..

“Today there are many sisters who are depressed about their hair, many do not respect, appreciate, or understand their own hair in its natural state. Therefore, they abuse, misuse, bully, and try to change their hair in a misguided effort to control or manage it. They spend tons of money, time, and energy on weaving, waving, braiding, twisting, then straightening, blow-drying, and curling, as they salon hop to find a way to have better hair. It is and always should be a women's choice to wear her hair natural or chemically altered. The problem that many women particularly black women have, is that they believe in, and make a choice before they become educated on that choice……