Prior to embarking on her natural hair journey, Bronfman didn't know if her past use of chemicals on her hair — even if it was years ago — would affect her texture, but she was pleasantly surprised when her curls came back. "Your hair really does hold memory," said Bronfman. "No matter what, no matter if you've chemically treated your hair over the past couple of years, or you had a relaxer back in the day and then stopped, or you've put a lot of heat damage on your hair over the past couple of months because you just always want to wear it straight, if you want to embrace your natural hair texture, it's never too late to do that."
It took a bit of time, but she couldn't be happier with the journey now being on the other side of it. "It's definitely a very rewarding journey because I think so many of us forget what our original or natural hair pattern is," said Bronfman. "A lot of women ultimately try to not put so much emotion into, yet, there's so much emotion attached to our own self-worth through our hair, that rekindling that relationship is actually really, really quite beautiful."
