.TAYLAPARX on embracing her natural hair and what pride means to her.
If you don’t know Tayla Parx‘s name yet, you know her work. The ultra-talented singer-songwriter played Little Inez in the 2007 musical movie Hairspray, had reoccurring roles in Gilmore Girls and True Jackson, VP and wrote or co-wrote hit songs for Fifth Harmony, Ariana Grande and even BTS. We told you she was talented. Now, she’s sticking her toe into beauty. What can’t she do?
“Pride to me means having the confidence to be me unapologetically. There’s a special power in loving yourself for all that you are and it’s easier said than done. That’s to be expected, you know the best and worst parts of yourself better than anyone,” says Parx. “I use my fashion and music to express inclusivity and to lead by example in my everyday living. I love being my authentic self and allow others to do the same without judgment.
Parx uses Tigi Bed Head Foxy Curls Contour Cream , Tigi Bed Head Calma Sutra Cleansing Conditioner and Tigi Bed Head Headrush to get her curls on point.
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