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Amias's Curly Hair Routine | Behind the Scenes
I've been dreaming of this moment for months, maybe even years. It feels surreal, standing in front of the camera and the crew, about to launch my own haircare brand.
It's not just about the products—though, of course, I'm beyond proud of them. It's about giving people, especially parents, the tools they need to embrace and care for their hair with love and intention.
Today, we're filming a video that's going to showcase the heart of my brand: the curly hair routine for a toddler, featuring my son Amias. Yes, Amias—my two-year-old, who happens to have some of the most gorgeous curls I've ever seen.
The video, titled "Amias's Curly Hair Routine," is going to take the audience through the process of washing and nurturing his hair using my brand's products.
I've always wanted to show parents that caring for curly hair doesn't have to be a hassle. It should be something that becomes part of your routine, a way to connect, a chance to nourish not just your hair, but your relationship with your little one. Today's about creating that bond, too.
I'm adjusting the camera on the tripod when Amias runs up to me, his hair bouncing with every step. I can't help but smile at the sight of him. His curls are so thick, so full, so perfect. They're a mirror of my own hair when it was his age, but his curls are just...extra. They have this natural shine that makes me want to spend hours just touching them, which I usually do, but today—today, we're going to do it on camera.
