No to relaxing children's hair!

"Do we realize that we are the only ethnic group that deliberately and regularly uses dangerous chemicals on ourselves and our children?
How can we show children that they can love themselves as they are if the image reflected back to them is distorted? What signal are we sending them with the practice of hair straightening: That kinky hair is ugly?
It appears that over time, basic practices are being lost and the following questions then arise: how to gently detangle our children's hair? What hairstyle to adopt?
The Nappy Party association in collaboration with Ansylla Ramsey presents an information and awareness day on styling and caring for children's kinky hair.
During this day, we will offer demonstrations of simple techniques and healthy products for the care of our children's ebony cloud, as well as a debate conference on:

"Why and how not to straighten children's hair"

On the program:
-debate conference "why and how to stop (or not start) straightening children's hair"
-demonstration of basic techniques, tools, products
-traditional children's story (with Suzy Ronel)
-children's hairstyle parade
-caterer: snack-dinner catering with Dhuama Traiteur
-natural and organic cosmetics"
To learn more, Nappy Party.
NoireôNaturel supports this action: indeed, we are our children's role models and they cannot love their hair if they see us wearing wigs, weaves, and other "aesthetic" camouflages aimed at hiding our original hair. And even worse if we straighten it from a young age, thereby depriving them of the possibility of seeing themselves, understanding themselves and living as they are! If we want black girls all over the world to never again dream of looking like Anna Montana (Blonde icon from an American sitcom. I have nothing against blondes and straight hair, but goodness gracious: STOP! Let's love ourselves, appreciate ourselves, relearn the simple and traditional gestures to style our brown heads. Let's be aware that what makes them unique is precisely that their natural afro hair allows them to wear a thousand hairstyles and THAT IT IS BEAUTIFUL, let's not be afraid of words!
And to maintain it, there's nothing like rehabilitating simple gestures and healthy and natural products!
Here is NoireôNaturel's special children's shopping list:

• Organic Carapate oil biokara,
  
• NoireôNaturel shampoo cream, sulfate-free (harsh and cheap surfactants), gentle thanks to its aloe vera base, rehydrating and detangling thanks to vegetable oils and butters. NO POO compatible and usable on toddlers over 36 months like the rest of the range. 200 ml tube, €15.20 available on the shop.
• Organic Shea butter

To learn more, see our special children's section!