The Mielle Ad is Meant to Trigger Black Women

In this video, I’m deep diving into the brand's now-deleted Rosemary Mint ad, which labeled a full, natural Afro as "weak & dull" while praising a loosely defined, elongated curl texture as "shiny & strong". Despite Mielle issuing an apology and claiming the ad was mistakenly published after internal rejection, Black consumers—including myself—are questioning the systemic bias within marketing teams, especially following Mielle's acquisition by Procter & Gamble. I’m breaking down the dangerous "good hair" narrative, the erasure of 4C representation, and what this means for the future of Black-founded brands.What do you think about Mielle’s apology? Let's discuss in the comments below! 🔔 Subscribe to @Almostquirky for more deep-dives into pop culture, media representation, and social commentary. #mielleorganics #blackhair #4chair #texturism #type4hair #blackownedbusiness #blackwoman #america #blackamerica