10 Celebrities who went through the hair transition and became a source of inspiration

Presenter Maisa Silva recently said that she is going through a hair transition. She started the process in 2018, when she abolished the progressive brush for good. The young woman is serving as an inspiration for several followers who, like her, intend to drop chemistry and leave their hair natural.

Other celebrities also went through the hair transition and, today, receive a shower of praise for their curly or frizzy strands. Actresses like Taís Araújo and Sheron Menezes have already appeared on the small screens with straight hair, but today, they encourage women who want to drop chemistry.

Next, the awesome.club gathered photos and testimonies of beautiful celebrities, who went through the hair transition and exude self-love today. Check out!

YouTuber Ellora Haonne went through her hair transition at age 16. The process was gradual: in the beginning, she still smoothed part of the locks with the flat iron and, little by little, she left her hair 100% natural.

“I think it’s wonderful to have curly hair nowadays, it has much more to my personality, because for me that’s what beauty is, that’s what I am. I think this is the coolest. Not trying to be someone else, it’s assuming your beauty”, he said.

“Give your natural hair a chance, you might love it.” This was the tip of the singer and actress Lellê, who revealed that she had used chemical in her hair since she was six years old. The artist also said that she had become a “slave” to the flat iron and the brush, for trying to follow the beauty standard of straight-haired women. She took on her natural hair at age 15, but says the process was difficult.

“My hair was down to my waist, meaning the roots started to grow curly while the length was straight. It got a little weird. I was ashamed, so as soon as I washed my hair, it was already tied, even wet. This ended up causing me a big problem, because my hair started to ‘mouldy’. I had to cut it practically to the height of the ears. I felt very ugly, but people started praising me, saying that the curls were my face. Over time, I started to feel like myself and to love the new look,” she revealed.

“You’re 14, all your friends have straight hair and you want straight hair.” That’s why actress Alice Milagres started using formaldehyde to straighten her hair. She revealed that the transition was not easy, but feminism was her strength to “find herself”.

“The important thing for those who are discovering themselves is not to compare themselves. If you want to have a reference, that is of your biotype, that has hair similar to yours, because you don’t need to change to fit in or to feel good”.

Actress and influencer Kéfera used social media to show each step of her hair transition process. She revealed everything to her followers, including the saga to find products suitable for her types of curls. What a wonderful change, isn’t it?

Taís Araújo is, without a doubt, one of the biggest references and inspirations for those who want to go through the hair transition. The actress decided to cut the chemistry after her performance in the Globo soap opera “Da Cor do Pecado”, which aired in 2004.

When talking about her process, Taís gave a tip for women who want to wear their hair natural. “It’s worth the wait. It’s hard, yes, but it’s so cool to look in the mirror and recognize yourself for who you really are. And we like to be who we are. Change is cool too, anything goes, it’s just not worth being who you are not! Smooth, curly, frizzy, bald… it doesn’t matter! Be who you are and feel good however you want,” she told her.

The beautiful Sheron Menezes, who was present in soap operas in the 2000s with her straightened hair, became a great inspiration for women who want to assume their curly and curly hair. There’s nothing like hugging and loving the look natural hair, isn’t it?

In search of “suitability”, the singer revealed that she used chemistry to relax and straighten her hair since she was 12 years old. Suddenly, she realized that she was “deceiving herself” and ended up going through the hair transition spontaneously.

The artist says that she made the big chop — that is, the cut. “When your hair is half curly, half straightened, it’s pretty easy to know where the chemistry is. And it was liberating for me because for the first time I saw the texture of my hair.”

Currently, Iza rocks her curly hair and is constantly gaining praise from fans.

The curly and voluminous hair of singer Vitória Falcão, from the duo Anavitória, was not always like this, as the artist straightened her hair from 11 to 17 years old. She said she was encouraged to leave her hair natural when a friend went through her hair transition. “It was a whole story until I understood my hair. Today, we get along very well,” she said.

Actress Giovana Cordeiro is a great inspiration in this matter, as she is very empowered and helps many women who are going through the hair transition. After four years of straightening her hair, she decided to go through the process, which ended up taking three years. Today, his passion for the subject
is so big that she created the hashtag #AguentaFirme on Instagram.

“People have always been curious, ever since I appeared in Rock Story, with my hair. They came to ask me on social media. So, it was something I already talked about a lot. I got these questions about what my transition was like and I started sharing it on my Instagram. One day, I made a sequel to Stories and said it was worth going through the transition. I said, ‘girls going through transition, hang in there,’” she said.

As a Franco-Brazilian actress, Yara Charry has spent most of her life living in Paris. In the French capital, she straightened her hair and only started to leave it completely natural after moving to Brazil. “It was something that just happened naturally,” she revealed.

Have you also gone through the hair transition? How was your process? tell the awesome.club in the comments section.