In Brazil, kinky-coarse-wooly-curly hair has always been considered ugly. In a video, an 8-year old black girl says her hair is ugly and that she wants to straighten it because "straight hair is pretty". A hair stylist attempts to convince the child that her hair is beautiful. With the work of the Rio-based hair stylist, the girl's reaction to her new look is simply priceless.
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