Vogueさんのインスタグラム写真 - (VogueInstagram)「Growing up in Reims, France, in a predominantly wealthy white community, Sharon Alexie (@flammedepigalle) says she had “a very complicated relationship” with her hair. “My family is Black and middle-class. I probably subconsciously thought that my appearance was not the right one,” she says. The constant straightening of her hair led to even more insecurity. “My hair smelled grilled as soon as there was a little sun and it fell out from the root after some years,” Alexie remembers. At 16, Alexie let her natural hair grow, inspired by a hair transition movement that was born on Instagram. “It saved my life. I think I can say that I understood that I was really judged by my skin color and my attributes. I was completely immersed in white and racist stereotypes in which France is more or less subtly bathed,” Alexie says. Tap the link in our bio to read more about Alexie's hair journey and current self-care routine.」7月5日 22時00分