Black Women Celebrate Hair Versatility And Textures With New TikTok Trend

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In a world where texturism and natural hair discrimination are still harmful and prevalent issues in our society, many Black women stay doing as they please and keeping their hairstyles versatile while promoting widespread acceptance of their natural hair.

With that in mind, the #thisismytexture trend on TikTok celebrates how adaptable natural hair and protective styling can be, and showcases the various hair textures Black women may have.

Created by Shark Tank-approved founder of KIN Apparel, Philomina Kane, the first #thisismytexture post has amassed over 380,000 Likes since it was shared last year.

“I got 99 problems, but my texture ain’t one💪🏾.. Keep it moisturized & keep it movin 😘 ,” Kane captioned the now-viral post.

Scroll below through MADAMENOIRE‘s gallery of favorite #thisismytexture TikTok posts.

TikTok user @jalaiahharmon celebrates her natural hair and texture whether it’s protected in braids, bantu knots or faux locs.

Her baby hairs were styled, laid and slayed. We love it!

Peep how this 4b/4c beauty treats her textured tresses as she walks us through what several days of keeping her hair moisturized looks like.

We need this TikTok user’s wash day routine because the kinky curls in her afro are thriving with 4b/4c realness.

This queen has hair for dayssss and she’s definitely an inspiration regarding length retention. Her post showed off her healthy and lengthy hair texture straightened, in a bun, blown out, twisted out and wet and wavy.

TikTok user @thecurlyhairnetwork switched up their approach to #thisismytexture and showed the different hair textures she grows on different parts of her full and healthy head of hair.

Since it’s a pretty common thing those with curls and kinks deal with, we love that this TikTok user added some representation to the hashtag’s mix.

This clip is an excellent display of how versatile we can be with our natural hair without added extensions. It’s inspirational for sure!

Read more about one Black woman’s hair journey and our right to style our hair however we see fit down below.

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How do you rock your texture?