The Learning Curve that Comes with Multiracial Hair

<p>Some hair is harder to work with than others. This is an unfortunate truth that many people of colour face on a daily basis. This can be even more intense for multiracial people, as their hair may function and grow in an unusual way compared to their parents and ancestors. I&rsquo;m lucky enough that my hair is somewhat malleable and manageable, but many multiracial people have the opposite experience.</p> <p>As a child, my Mum used to look after my hair. When I got older and moved to university, I had to learn what to do myself. And let me tell you, it was a HUGE learning curve&ndash; one I&rsquo;ll probably spend a lifetime studying.</p> <p>Here are three lessons I&rsquo;ve learned so far when it comes to multiracial hair.</p> <p><a href="https://kjmorris.medium.com/the-learning-curve-that-comes-with-multiracial-hair-3f4b5c35ebd3"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>