5 Beauty Gurus For Girls Looking To Flaunt Their Natural Hair
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5 Beauty Gurus For Girls Looking To Flaunt Their Natural Hair

All hail these queens.

Jessica Ricks
May 06, 2018
Towson University
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5 Beauty Gurus For Girls Looking To Flaunt Their Natural Hair
Jessica Ricks

I’ve been a huge fan of the Youtube beauty community since about middle school. I love everything about the makeup, hair, and lifestyle type videos. Even if I most of the time I don’t do any of the tutorials I absolutely love watching them.

Another thing I love about the Youtube beauty community is how much the natural hair community has grown. When I first started watching beauty videos, you’d be hard-pressed to find natural hair tutorials of any kind. These days, there are so many natural beauty gurus you really don’t have to look far. If the natural hair community was this big when I was 12 or 13 I would have gone natural a long time ago.

Here are a few girls that I’ve been watching for a long time who are absolutely amazing.

1. Luhsettyxo

Back when I first went natural over four years ago now, I was scouring Youtube trying to find some cute hairstyles I could try. That’s when I stumbled across Lisette’s 10 Curly Hairstyles video. I was hooked ever since.

Since then, her channel has grown exponentially and she has some fantastic content from her natural hair journey after her big chop, hairstyles, hair tips, and lots of other makeup and lifestyle videos. To this day she is one of my favorite Youtubers ever.

2. SunKissAlba

If I want a really chill, relaxing video, I turn to Alba. What I love about her channel is that not only does she post great hair videos that have helped me so much over the years, her videos are also all about all natural living from her hair and the products she uses, to the food she eats, to the lifestyle she lives. It’s super inspiring. Plus she has the cutest husband and son ever.

3. KayandKosh

I came across Kay and Kosh a couple years ago when I was looking for some new channels to subscribe to. This pair of best friends are so amazing and funny and they give some great tutorials as well as a lot of product reviews.

4. BiancaReneeToday

Bianca Renee is this really sweet girl with a larger than life personality. Her videos are some of my favorites. Plus she changes it up every now and then and does hair tutorials on men or quizzes non-curly people on natural hair terms.

5. Jaelah Majette

Jaelah’s is one of the more recent channels I’ve subscribed to. She’s super funny and has some awesome content. Everything from wash and gos, product reviews, hairstyles, and her natural hair journey.

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