We cannot underestimate the relationships that Black men have with their hair. Getting a fresh trim is very important and it is criminal to cheat on your barber, but the relationship that Black men have with their hair and what really matters to them is something that isn’t discussed as widely.
In this episode Leanne explores the changing relationship between Black men and their barbers and the importance of the barbershop space to the Black community by speaking to Dr Karis Campion from the Stephen Lawrence Research Centre and Mark Maciver, founder of Slider Cuts, as well as exploring some of the newer technologies for men’s hair maintenance such as male weaves, PRP and hair transplants.
If you’re thinking of undertaking a medical procedure to stimulate hair growth, make sure you consult a medical professional and do your own research.
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Hosted and Produced by Leanne Alie
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Assistant Produced by Sylvie Carlos
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The theme music and closing music was composed by Ony Iroha
All other music was sourced from Uppbeat.io
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8. The Next Generation
6. The Science of Afro Hair and Tips & Tricks
5. The Natural Hair Movement, Texturism and The Big Chop!
4. The Truth About Hair Relaxers
BONUS: Black Owned Hair Brands We Think You'll Love
3. Who Owns The Black Hair Industry?
2. Where Does Human Hair Come From?
1. The History of Afro Hair
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