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Taraji P. Henson Goes Curly for 'No Good Deed!'




  
 Taraji P. Henson's curly hairstyle in No Good Deed (trailer)

Actress Taraji P. Henson rocks a thick, cute, and curly hairdo in the new thriller, No Good Deed also starring Idris Alba. The film is about a woman who finds a deranged man on her doorstep. In the movie, Henson's below-the-shoulder curls frame her face really well. The actress wears her curls parted on the side and hanging loose. In another style, Henson wears the top portion of her hair pulled back and leaves the bottom portion to hang loose.

You may be wondering if the style Henson wore in the No Good Deed movie consists of her own hair. I believe it is either a wig or sewn-in weave. Nonetheless, she rocks it well!  I think Taraji P. Henson is one actress who can get away with rocking almost any hairstyle she desires.




Taraji P. Henson's curly hairstyle for the movie No Good Deed (trailer)

In 2013, Henson revealed that she was natural by posting a photo on the Internet of her natural hair (without extensions and weaves) blow dried. The actress often posts pictures of her natural hair. Two months ago, she posted another photo of her hair straightened with the caption, "Goodmorning! #Ireallywokeuplikedis ........well AFTER I removed my silk bonnet 🙊😂 #naturalHAIRdontcare #healthyhairDOcare 💋" I love Henson's message that you should focus on the health of your hair over the length. Taraji P. Henson is a natural hair inspiration both on and off-screen!



Taraji P. Henson with her natural hair (photo courtesy of -tajiphenson-instagram page)



What do you think of Taraji P. Henson's curly hairstyle in the moive No Good Deed?


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