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1BlessedNatural Spotlight: Danai Gurira's Natural Hair




1BlessedNatural Spotlight: Danai Gurira's Natural Hair (photo cred: Instagram)

Hey, my blessed naturals!
This post is long overdue! Much love to Danai Gurira who plays Michonne on The Walking Dead, for rocking her 'fro to the last Talking Dead premiere. You all know Michonne is one of my favorite characters on the show! Even though Gurira wears a dreadlocked wig for her character, she rocks some cute natural hairstyles off the air too!

She posted some pics of herself rocking a short haircut with a side part on Instagram. Other hairstyles included coils and different textured goodness that can also be seen on the 38-year old's social media accounts.

Not only does the wig Danai Gurira wears help her to become Michonne, but it's also a protective style. The one complaint I hear the most when watching and conducting interviews with actresses and other entertainers is they don't like the frequent styling for shows, because it can cause breakage.

Would it be cool to see Michonne do a Big Chop nah? I think so, but the question is this: Would she still be Michonne afterward? Hmmm. You all know I will have my natural hair radar out to see if Danai Gurira will be wearing more natural hairstyles on Talking Dead! LOL

 Go ahead, Ms. Gurira! I love it!



Lauren Conrad, Sonequa Martin-Green, and Danai Gurira (photo cred: Instagram)
The mid-season premiere of The Walking Dead airs on Sunday, February 12th at 9/8c on  AMC.  
 

What do you think of Dani Gurira rocking her natural hair to the last Talking Dead season premiere?


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