Brothas That Love Sistas with Natural Hair celebrates the beauty of Black women with natural hair and the Black men that love them.
Presented by Naturally Beautiful Hair Care, the panels and discussions aim to address topics regarding Black woman, natural hair, dating, self esteem, and social interactions.
Our meetups and mixers seek bring together individuals, businesses, organizations, and media to promote the natural beauty of ALL women of African descent. We would love for you to join us!
Presented by Naturally Beautiful Hair Care, the panels and discussions aim to address topics regarding Black woman, natural hair, dating, self esteem, and social interactions.
Our meetups and mixers seek bring together individuals, businesses, organizations, and media to promote the natural beauty of ALL women of African descent. We would love for you to join us!
Jessyca Marshall, LMSW and Founder
Jessyca Marshall, LMSW focuses on addressing the emotional, psychological, spiritual, and health perspectives of beauty. On her own personal journey to embracing herself naturally, she discovered the need for such an approach and found that it was largely lacking in the natural hair community. She embraces and promotes all natural products and combines mental wellness, health, and spirituality in beauty treatments. Jessyca is a New York State Licensed Masters Level Social Worker with a Bachelors in Social Work from the University of Pittsburgh, and a masters in Social Work from Columbia University. She has spoken on various panel discussions regarding natural hair the psychological impact it has on Black women. She hosts events and mixers to promote the natural beauty of Black woman and is also the creator of the Brothas that Love Sistas with Natural Hair branded events to discuss the relationships and interactions between Black Men and Women around natural hair. Additionally, she provides internships to high school level females interested in natural hair care in Brooklyn, NY. She is adamant about advocating the natural beauty of Black woman, as well as natural and holistic means of maintaining beauty and wellness.
Learn more about the movement here!
Learn more about the movement here!
