Our Programs

The “Me, My Hair, & I” Project is a series of self-care workshops designed to empower girls through healthy hair care education. This series of workshops boosts youth confidence & self-love while exposing young girls to demonstrations & the versatility of hair. The project builds character, pushes the girls to think critically, instills courage, and helps bridge healthy relationships with self, peers, family, and society. The program teaches four focus areas: 

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Healthy hair education

Instills knowledge and explains the science behind healthy-hair, goal setting, taking responsibility for one’s own hair care, hair-styling, creating personal regimens, making healthy hair decisions 

Topics Include:

  • How to make healthy decisions for your hair. (The do’s of hair care/tips)

  • Neglecting your hair. What this looks like. (The don’ts of hair care)

  • The science behind what healthy hair looks & feels like (balance between moisture & protein)

  • Discovery of individual hair goals

  • Choosing the proper tools & products for your hair

  • Hair styling for various occasions

Availability

Monday – Sunday
Morning, Afternoon or Evening

self-esteem, self-acceptance, self-love

Developing confidence, importance of taking care of one’s mental & physical, belief in self abilities, promoting positive body images, emulating love within self and community, growing to accept own image 

Topics Include:

  • The effects of having confidence vs low-confidence. What does this look and feel like?

  • Beauty standards around the world.

  • Defining image myths & fallacies.

  • Healthy image & hair conversations amongst peers

  • Promoting positive image & hair confidence within the community

media influences & modern day culture

Defining beauty and the impacts of society’s image standards, how to react and face image pressures, positively influencing community and peers 

Topics Include:

  • The negative impacts of following society’s standards of beauty

  • Influential & positive role models in today’s culture

  • How to react when faced with the image pressures of society/media & your peers

  • How to positively influence the surrounding community to bring about change amongst peers

discovering the roots of textured hair

Unveiling the history of hair that has shaped today’s culture, understanding “bad hair” does not exist 

Topics Include:

  • Prominent figures who have played a role in the history of hair (Madame C.J. Walker, etc)

  • Timeline of events relating to textured hair

  • Bad hair does not exist. Where the term originated from. How it affects us today (good hair vs. bad hair conversation)

 

For more information on how you can bring CurlBoss to the girls in your community, please contact Akilah at akilah@curlboss.com or Sign Up Below

We would love to bring CurlBoss to a community near you.

Availability

Monday – Sunday
Morning, Afternoon or Evening