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Naturally Beautiful Hair Website & Blog, and site creator, Karen Byrd - have been featured & mentioned on the following websites:
* Blog Review - click here to read the review.
| * Featured in two online magazines ( download magazines).
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*Images of the Author of Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog & Website, Karen Byrd - featured in a published book:
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*Positive Community Change:
"I have wanted to take-on the project of customizing dolls hair to have the look and feel of styles and textures of African American & Mulit-Cultural (ethnic) women and girls. As a young girl, I remember loving to play with my dolls... mainly with my Barbie dolls. I thought the dolls where beautiful; but always noticed that my African American dolls did not look like me. Their features did not look like mines. And their hair certainly did not look or feel like mine! This did affect my view of what beauty was. In articles, videos and news stories such as Black Girls Want White Dolls, What a Doll Tells Us About Race, Black Doll White Doll, White and black children biased toward lighter skin & A Girl Like Me - it is apparent that this is something that affects many young people, and that there is a need for positive community change.
The Naturally Beautiful Hair Barbie Doll project is something that I hope will help to bring a positive view of what ethnic beauty is. There is a serious need for our young girls to be able to have dolls that look like them. It is something that affects their self esteem and confidence, and how they few themselves. There have been quite a few studies done that show that African American boys and girls often think of black dolls as bad and white dolls as good. Of course, this is not something that the parent is teaching their child. So why are they getting these mixed messages about good and bad skin color, or good and bad hair? It all has to do with the images they see as they grow up. If a child is constantly looking at images, dolls, television, books and magazines - and only seeing beauty as something or someone with non-ethnic features and long, straight hair - then they are going to assume that this is what beauty is. It is something that has hurt our young people for centuries. But each day we learn that it is important to show them and teach them that their beauty is beautiful."
- Karen Byrd
Founder & Editor
Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog & Website and Natural Girls United!
Our Beauty Recognized...
The Naturally Beautiful Hair Barbie Doll project is something that I hope will help to bring a positive view of what ethnic beauty is. There is a serious need for our young girls to be able to have dolls that look like them. It is something that affects their self esteem and confidence, and how they few themselves. There have been quite a few studies done that show that African American boys and girls often think of black dolls as bad and white dolls as good. Of course, this is not something that the parent is teaching their child. So why are they getting these mixed messages about good and bad skin color, or good and bad hair? It all has to do with the images they see as they grow up. If a child is constantly looking at images, dolls, television, books and magazines - and only seeing beauty as something or someone with non-ethnic features and long, straight hair - then they are going to assume that this is what beauty is. It is something that has hurt our young people for centuries. But each day we learn that it is important to show them and teach them that their beauty is beautiful."
- Karen Byrd
Founder & Editor
Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog & Website and Natural Girls United!
Our Beauty Recognized...
Naturally Beautiful Hair Barbie DollsGo to NaturalGirlsUnited.com to see more!
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* Article in UK Online News Publication - about Natural Karen's Natural Hair Dolls Project:
| * An article was written about Karen Byrd's Naturally Beautiful Hair Barbie Doll Project, in one of UK's Online News publications, called Black Mental Health UK. Written by writer Ruth Dayspring, it talks about how this project is a change for the better in bringing our community something they can call their own.
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*Karen Byrd's Naturally Beautiful Hair Doll Project has been featured & mentioned on the following sites:
BMH UK Online News Publication
Naturally Me! Media
*Statistic's & Audience -
*Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog & Facebook Fan Page's current stats from Sitemeter.com:
Monthly Unique Visits: 375,719 +
Monthly Page Views: 837,930 +
Average visits per day: 1,136+
Blog Subscriber Count: 1224 +
Facebook Fan page: 8,167 +
Monthly Unique Visits: 375,719 +
Monthly Page Views: 837,930 +
Average visits per day: 1,136+
Blog Subscriber Count: 1224 +
Facebook Fan page: 8,167 +
*Current Global Audience Statistic's, for the Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog, as of February 2012 -
*Naturally Beautiful Hair Blog & Website Testimonials:
"I absolutely love, love, love your blog. I think it touches so many natural lives and it is very much appreciated. It is bright, fun, interesting and real! ... it is awesome!" ~ S. Christ
"I love love love your blog. I think I sent it out to everybody this morning. Lol. Good job!" ~ Penz
"I love your blog, I just only came across it this past Monday, and I've already gone through all the older post, I've also spread the word about your blog to my sister and friends. My sister even stated the you blog has inspired her to keep her locs, she's been on the fence about cutting them off." ~ B. Currant
"I'm so glad I found your blog, it has become one of my most visited, out of MANY blogs I'm following." ~ Kafi
"I absolutely luv your hair blog! I go to your site to get my day's motivation & inspiration! " ~ TheNoir via Youtube
"Glad I came across this blog! 5 ***** " - Aliyah; & "Your blog is fresh!" - Lasailor N., both comments via Blogger
... More Testimonials here and here. Also see Naturally Beautiful Hair's Blog Google and Bing.com search results.
*Naturally Beautiful Hair Facebook Readers Testimonials:
"Best page on FB!!! Yaaaaaay for natural hair ♥." ~ Keishie M.
"The best page on Facebook!" ~ Stephany L.
"This is the best page, not just because it displays amazing natural hair in every state, but the photos of each woman is very tasteful, original, and by far the most beautiful pictures. Very artistic! I find myself looking at them all the time just for the beauty in the way it depicts beautiful black women." ~ Rorie J.
"If you have natural hair you should go and "Like" Naturally Beautiful Hair! They have gorgeous photos!!! Also if you are tempted to go natural [check out this page]!!!!!" ~ Onika E.
"I love it, you're so encouraging you make a person that don't have loc's (natural hair) want them!!!!!!!" ~ Loretta P.
"All I can say is simply...thank you!" ~ Kianne H.
"Wow thank you. I've been natural for 3 years and I'm DYING to start the process of locking my hair but I'm so concerned with how I'm going to look. Thank you for making feel more confident :-)." ~ Mical A.
"I truly love this page!!!" ~ Shazzy B.
"One of the most positive profiles on Facebook." ~ Caiphus M.
"Dis page gives me great joy. Can't thank U Enuf." ~ Blak K.
"This page has a very positive impact on black women. Mental transformation won't take place over night but slowly these little things will bring up our integrity to the place it is supposed to be and all African Americans will finally fully let go of defining beauty as" non-ethnic "women s straight hair. Thanks for making an impact. (I currently have braids in my hair:)" - Camille, Facebook
"I absolutely love, love, love your blog. I think it touches so many natural lives and it is very much appreciated. It is bright, fun, interesting and real! ... it is awesome!" ~ S. Christ
"I love love love your blog. I think I sent it out to everybody this morning. Lol. Good job!" ~ Penz
"I love your blog, I just only came across it this past Monday, and I've already gone through all the older post, I've also spread the word about your blog to my sister and friends. My sister even stated the you blog has inspired her to keep her locs, she's been on the fence about cutting them off." ~ B. Currant
"I'm so glad I found your blog, it has become one of my most visited, out of MANY blogs I'm following." ~ Kafi
"I absolutely luv your hair blog! I go to your site to get my day's motivation & inspiration! " ~ TheNoir via Youtube
"Glad I came across this blog! 5 ***** " - Aliyah; & "Your blog is fresh!" - Lasailor N., both comments via Blogger
... More Testimonials here and here. Also see Naturally Beautiful Hair's Blog Google and Bing.com search results.
*Naturally Beautiful Hair Facebook Readers Testimonials:
"Best page on FB!!! Yaaaaaay for natural hair ♥." ~ Keishie M.
"The best page on Facebook!" ~ Stephany L.
"This is the best page, not just because it displays amazing natural hair in every state, but the photos of each woman is very tasteful, original, and by far the most beautiful pictures. Very artistic! I find myself looking at them all the time just for the beauty in the way it depicts beautiful black women." ~ Rorie J.
"If you have natural hair you should go and "Like" Naturally Beautiful Hair! They have gorgeous photos!!! Also if you are tempted to go natural [check out this page]!!!!!" ~ Onika E.
"I love it, you're so encouraging you make a person that don't have loc's (natural hair) want them!!!!!!!" ~ Loretta P.
"All I can say is simply...thank you!" ~ Kianne H.
"Wow thank you. I've been natural for 3 years and I'm DYING to start the process of locking my hair but I'm so concerned with how I'm going to look. Thank you for making feel more confident :-)." ~ Mical A.
"I truly love this page!!!" ~ Shazzy B.
"One of the most positive profiles on Facebook." ~ Caiphus M.
"Dis page gives me great joy. Can't thank U Enuf." ~ Blak K.
"This page has a very positive impact on black women. Mental transformation won't take place over night but slowly these little things will bring up our integrity to the place it is supposed to be and all African Americans will finally fully let go of defining beauty as" non-ethnic "women s straight hair. Thanks for making an impact. (I currently have braids in my hair:)" - Camille, Facebook
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