omg...tyra how do u get does full bouncy curls??? n how do u get them to last???

Hey Tyra! Just wondering...How do you get those big curls done in your hair? They are so nice and bouncy and I think that would be a good look for me! I've always had straight hair (when its done)and everyone tells me that I never do anything different with it. To have those curls I think would settle the problem! Love you and your show!!

Hey Tyra, im 15 years old.oh i love your show. My hair is curly and i dont know what to do with it. i dont think that i have bad hair or good hair.

hey trya im really happy that u let the whole world see ur natural hair its very pretty and im sure you have inspired so many hearts in this world =]

Hi tyra im a 24 yr old woman and have 2 bald spots one on the left and one on the right and there getting worse iv asked doctors and nurses and even hair stylists what i should do or why i have them and they all seem to say the same thing to just rub for 3 minutes or maybe theres not enough blood running through that part of my head or im probably just gonna need hair emplants iv had this problem for 3 yrs already and its so embarrasing i try to cover it up but it never works and when people point it out especially if i try to talk to a guy and he points it out OMG i just want to die right then and there i stopped going out for that reason and cause its gotten worse from before if i do go out just to do some shopping i wear bandanas scarfs or caps just to cover it up i feel like just shaving it all off and buying a wig im a single mom and when i finally decided to call around and ask about implants or other hair loss programs i hung up just as fast i do not have 300 dollars a week for a 3 or 2 months of treatments all my money goes to my kid i guess as long as he looks good thats all that matters i wish you would do a show about that HAIRLOSS im asking this cause i think maybe your professional hairstylists might know more about this and what to do people dont want to rock there natural hair im here thinking at least they have hair to rock thank yu for your time and i hope to see a show

I have a huge problem my hair is nappy (n yea im black) I had perms but every time my hair break of so i try not to use it i dont know wat to do any more ,hair emergence !!!, i dnt kno nothing bout hair so i go along wit with my friends tell me so can u help me email me if u can tishawht@yahoo.com

Oh my gossh, Tyra!! I absolutely LOVE your natural hair. It makes me soo mad that you've been hiding behind weave all this time. Your hair is GORGEOUS without it! I wear my natural hair and have never gotten a perm. Seeing your hair curley gave me ideas of how to rock my naturally curly hair! Thanks a lot Tyra!! :)

hey everyone, i am 20 years old and i love wearing my real hair. there is nothing wrong with weaves, i just prefer the natural. i mean natural where i get no perms, just natural! sometimes i do get it straightened, but it still gets no perms, i love my natural look, its a part of me!

Hey Tyra I loved the show on hair it was great I am White and i am a natural blonde and my hair has always been perfect and i never knew that for black girls that they went through this problem i think there hair is nice and you should love what God has given you .

HEY TYRA, i LOVE ALL OF YOUR SHOWS. BUT i HAVE A QUESTiON ABOUT HAiR....OK ! WEll BASiCAllY AFTER WATCHiN THE SHOW i AM KiND OF CONFUSED...(OH iM BlACK GiRl)BUT iM CONFUSED iF i SHUD GT PERMS NOW ! liKE i AlWAYS PERM WHEN MY HAiR GETS NAPPY ! SO WHAT AND HOW AM i SUPPOSE TO DO MY HAiR NOW ? DO i KEEP WASHiN iT OR WHAT ? PLlEASE GET BACK TO ME...U CAN EMAil ME @ {ms.nevih@yahoo.com} BECAUSE i REAllY WANT TO KNOW i lOVE MY HAiR AND i WANT MY HAiR TO GROW iTS BEEN THE SAME FOREVER NOW ! BUT PlEASE GET AT ME...lOVE U MUCH TYRA ! AND i HAVE A COUSiN THAT FAVORS U SERiOUSlY...i WANT TO SEND A PiC OF HER TO U AND OF ME OF COURSE lOl BUT YEA. HOPE TO HEAR FROM U SOON ! lOVE U MUCH ! JANEViA K. HAll ♥

hi tyra,im ten years old and i love your show and i dont have hair i love but i still like it and i think everyone should love there hair no matter how it looks and i think all hair is beautilful,i have had tough time with hair even though im ten.

I just wanted to add my 2 cents worth. I agree with a previous comment; I don't think any of us are happy with our hair. As a white woman with straight fine hair, I have spent thousands of dollars trying to get curly hair with body, that would hold a style. Second point: there was not one woman or little girl on your stage today that was not beautiful, regardless of the style or texture of her hair. Thanks, and my mom and I always enjoy your show. Sue Cunningham

I just saw some of an episode about "good hair". I did not watch more than 20 minutes of it because I have NO hair due to a health condition called Alopecia, and I haven't had hair for almost 20 years now. Do a show about something like that and maybe people will be grateful for what they have, even if it is nappy!

Tyra, I loved your show on real hair. I learned so much about African hair. I learned a little while I was in Zambia for a summer, but I had no idea what African-American women went through in the American culture. I personally think that there is nothing more beautiful then an African woman sporting her real hair. I remember first learning about perms and relaxers and weaves from a few African women I knew. I really learned to appreciate my flat, limp, greezy white girl hair after that, yet a piece of me always envied the amount of creativity that course hair allows. One friend even told me that she had braided her hair so much that she had bald spots on her head, that makes me so sad that anyone should have to do so much to fit in a culture. I am glad you were influencing women to be who they are. I also never knew that hair was so closely associated with class either, I never even seen how that linked, but again I am euro-american so I don't even see things the same way. I really long for all women to be who they are and embrace themselves as a whole. I know in my roots we have big noses, so I always envied African women because they can go with no bangs and look so beautiful with their beautiful facial structure. But again I had to learned to love my features, because it is apart of what was passed down by my ancestors and part of my history. I was so glad to hear of the book that was written about the roots to where the hair unacceptance came from, that again makes me sad. Sad that people were given special priorities based on

Hi Tyra, I just saw one of your older episodes about "good hair". I am a white girl who grew up in the "hood" of Milwaukee, WI with African American boys and girls and I was the only white girl in the neighborhood. I find it ironic that the African American girls want their hair to look and feel like a white girl's hair. The reason being is growing up I always wanted my hair to be like my friends' hair. I would get corn rolls, braids with beads at the end, use the same kind of hair gel my friends used, I would use their oil sheen, I made my mom buy bo-bo's (hair ties with little ballies at the ends) just so I would look like everyone else. I remember asking one of my friends if she could give me micro-braids like hers. I just want to make it known that it isn't just African American girls that feel their hair has to look like their friends because growing up I didn't understand why my hair wasn't like everyone else's and I tried every way possible to have my hair look like my friends'. Thank you for hearing me out.