We've all been leaning into various beauty rituals this year, but Bronfman's new self-care routine involves more than just taking baths and doing daily facial massages (which are two of her favorite things). "I've been embracing my natural texture throughout quarantine, and it's been such an awesome journey," she said. "It's just been a wild journey with my hair over the past 15 years, and I finally feel like I'm in a place where I am loving my curl texture and my curl pattern. Just letting my hair do its thing in its own natural environment has been bringing me joy."
Like many of us, Bronfman gave up heat-styling her hair at the start of social-distancing nine months ago and focused on repairing, replenishing, and restoring it. "I was taking that time to nourish my hair from the excessive heat damage and styling that I had been doing on a consistent basis over the last six years."
All of that TLC paid off and she's since started reintroducing heat styling, but only when she really feels like it. "Now, I will say that since work has picked up and I'm back in the city, and I just wanted to experiment a little bit and try some things out," said Bronfman. "I have even put heat on my hair to optimize my curls, to make my hair look a little larger than life — really going for a fun, curly girl style. I almost missed the creativity and excitement of my hair during those six months."
