Beyonce has revealed that she struggled with psoriasis growing up.
In a recent interview, the singer shared how her father helped her manage the symptoms of the autoimmune disease, which are thick, red and often itchy patches all over the surface of the skin.
She also revealed why she decided to chop off her long locks and opt for a pixie cut in 2013.
Beyonce On Her ‘Deeply Personal’ Hair Journey
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In an interview with essence, Beyonce opened up about her struggles with psoriasis as she reflected on the “lots of great memories” she’s had on her “very personal” hair journey.
This is the first time he has discussed the disease, emphasizing the personal nature of his experience.
“From spending my childhood in my mother’s salon to my father applying oil to my scalp to treat my psoriasis – these moments have become sacred to me,” Beyonce told the publication, adding that salons and barbershops hair creates a “sense of community” for the people it grows up with.
Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune skin condition characterized by the rapid formation of skin cells that form thick, red and often itchy patches or scales on the surface of the skin. The exact cause remains uncertain, but it has been linked to a combination of genetic and environmental factors.
Beyonce Explains Her 2013 Decision To Go For A Pixie Cut
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That wasn’t the only bombshell Beyonce dropped in the interview. She also opened up about her shocking decision to sport a pixie cut in 2013, ditching her signature long locks.
“I remember the day I decided to cut all my hair off. I didn’t have a particular style in mind,” Beyonce said of the hairstyle change. “It wasn’t an aesthetic choice, but it was a huge emotional transformation and metamorphosis that I went through.”
Beyonce went on to explain that she was trying to rebel against “being this woman that society thinks I should be,” referring to how much of her “identity as a performer” has been “linked to flowing hair”.
She also mentioned that welcoming her first child, Blue Ivy Carter, 12, with husband Jay-Z, influenced her decision.
The 32-time Grammy Award winner added, “I’m a new mom, and something about the liberation of being a mom makes me want to throw it all away. It is a physical representation of me, dispelling the expectations placed on me. I just want to let it go.”
Beyonce Gets Ready To Debut Her Hair Care Product Line
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Beyoncé’s Essence interview ties into the singer’s recent revelation on Instagram about launching her own hair care brand, Cécred.
She joins the league of celebrities who have ventured into similar brand ownership, such as Tracee Ellis Ross, Priyanka Chopra, La La Anthony and Jennifer Aniston.
As for how she came up with the name, Beyonce told fans that she used the end of her name as the beginning of the holy word.
He added, per Page Six. “From my mother’s salon, a daily ritual with my father, and years of experience developing a hair care line, the journey is just that: Cécred.”
News of the hair care brand was welcomed by BeyHivers, who vowed to make purchases as soon as the product hits the market on February 20. Purchases can be made from the brand’s website, Cecred.com.
Music Icon Has New Album On The Way
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The singer also has a new album on the way. Although he has not officially named the new album, many are calling it “Renaissance: Act II” because, in June 2022, the singer revealed that his previous album “Renaissance” will be part of a three-act project.
“This three-act project was recorded over three years during the pandemic,” Beyonce wrote in a post on her website at the time..
She added, “Making this album allowed me a place to dream and find an escape during a scary time for the world. It allowed me to feel free and adventurous in a time of little movement…. It was a beautiful journey of exploration.”
Two songs, “Texas Hold’ Em” and “16 Carriages,” have already debuted from the album, with the full album slated for release on March 29, 2024.
Beyonce co-wrote “Texas Hold’ Em” with veteran R&B artist Raphael Saadiq, who also served as the song’s co-producer. Meanwhile, he collaborated with Robert Randolph in “16 Carriages.”
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