Note: A copy of this book was provided to The Baby Bookworm by the publisher in exchange for an honest review. LaTonya's first book Woman Of Color was published in 2019 (Abrams), and her next body of work is a collection of essays to be published by Dial Press.

ONce your hair as adjusted it will go one of two ways- you will wake up and be like OMG MY HAIR LOOKS EFFING FANTASTIC! With it's bright, bold graphics, and use of just a few words, this is going to make a terrific board book. The water round here is easy London/Essex is tougher than the Krays so will be using kettle boiled from now on but I have a few questions. I’ve only had one time that made me think wow my hair feels fabulous and clean and I want to scream it to the world, but the rest of the time my hair is thick, greasy and waxy with brittle dry ends and always in knots! For me the real key was learning to not do pure water washes, and to avoid the hard water on my hair as much as possible.The story of Hello Hair is a collective experience, spanning generations of innovation, culture, and love; in all corners of the world. If you arrive to your appointment more than 15 minutes late, we may not be able to perform all or any of your services.

While Mummy’s dazzling dreadlocks swing when she moves, Aunty prefers the stylish, carefree look of short, shaved hair. I Have been shampoo free for well over a year (using Rye flour) but am still struggling to stretch the time between washes for more than 2/3 days.But no matter your hair, how you choose to style it, or what you wear on top of it, “you are welcome… everywhere.

She went around asking everybody else to play the mirror game and describe to her what their hair was like. Anyway, I thought you would be interested to know that you are having an effect on hairwashing in our house!The repetition of the word hair makes it a sight word that is easily recognized and there are many other simple and easy words. Then suddenly everything was great for about a week or two, but now my hair has gone back to being a greasy mess despite me washing it with baking soda once or twice a week. Where once books commonly only referenced short or long hair, now we have a book that gives a visual for multiple types of covered hairstyles - both secular and religious; as well as to hairstyles that have cultural significance.

So I’m doing this once a week, and using shampoo once a week, and it’s not perfect but finally when I wash my hair like this it is as clean and feels as good as when I use shampoo – no heaviness, no waxiness. I’ve been thinking about going poo free for a little while and today I bought your book and am excited to get started.

Whether I am just styling the brides hair or a large bridal party, It is essential that I allow enough time for everyone and that your morning flows without any hiccups. However, I am way out of the targeted reading group for this book and it will most likely be appreciated the most for children under 3 who are still learning and identifying new things. I am wondering if you/anyone else on this no-poo comment feed has suggestions of a stylist who will not recoil in shock/horror/disgust when I tell them I haven’t shampooed my hair since June. This simple and colorful look at diversity in hair types, hairstyles, and religious headwear sends the important message that all hair and headwear – and by extension, all cultural affiliations thereof – are valid and beautiful.