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Chris Rock, Solange, Talk Good Hair on Oprah

Published by Michael Arceneaux on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 at 12:00 am.

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When it comes to black women and hair the words Remy, Yaki, and human hair are heard all too often.

That along with phrases like, “Her track is showing,” “Her weave looks busted,” “Ooh, I wonder where she bought that hair,” among others.

In his documentary Good Hair, Chris Rock goes in on millions of black women’s kitchens and explores why so many feel the need to spend their dollars to have hair made in New Dehli and Seoul sewn into their scalps.

Today, he’ll appear on Oprah to discuss his new film and Oprah herself will talk about her own hair history.

If your recall, Oprah addressed those of you who felt she had the good good attached to her scalp. She let it be known that her hair is real. Some of you sucked your teeth, but Oprah was too busy letting her [real] hair (take that, take that, haters) blow in the wind to care.

And since this show is themed on hair Solange will also appear on the show to discuss why she got the Florida Evans cut earlier in the year.

Give it up for baby sister making her way on to the Mother of daytime television’s talk show without an invite from Beyonce.

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Nesley Filsaime said on September 30th, 2009

Good Morning! “Chris Rock , Solange, Talk Good Hair On Oprah”

shakira said on September 30th, 2009

‘m from latino america Costa Rica and style more when it comes to do” your hair is verry important, way? it’s not about to try impress male it get verry personal and dramatic whe cant’ change the color or put it from strait to wave to me it’s part of you closet thats all….

bald by choice said on October 8th, 2009

I love the concept of this documentary–it’s very necessary. Having options is great, but most Black women have seen themselves with their natural styles only once–in early childhood pictures! Not saying everyone rush to hook up locs, braids, mini-afros, twist, fades, etc…but why the rush & importance to hook up a perm/relaxer & weave all the time!? Travel the world to see how every other race accept their own hairstyles, but envy Black styles…maybe then the concept of ‘Good Hair’ will change…or maybe not..

Juztinestay2fly said on October 8th, 2009

I love this concept it’s us African American realize you can look just as beautiful without the add ons and add ins . I personally love my bouncy wraps with my REAl Natural HAIR.

pmitchell said on October 12th, 2009

I’d love to see pict’s of Solange new hair cut where would i go to see it?

Chris said on October 13th, 2009

Now you all know that Oprah be telling a big LIE about her hair being real LOL!!! and i ain’t hating i’m just sayin!!! lol BIACH!

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