Roxie is growing out her monobrow and abandoning her hair straightener. After being bullied as a child for being hairy, now her body hair can be a commodity – but there is still a social cost.
Roxie works in film and fashion, two industries that are obsessed with how people look. She was bullied as a child for being hairy; now, her body hair can be a commodity, something to make her stand out, but it still has to fit with how other people want to see her. She’s growing out her monobrow and abandoning her hair straightener, but these decisions still have a
social cost.
🎞 Hair Now gets to the root of our prickly relationship with body hair.
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