It remains true that the This girl loves her Dallas Cowboys Shirt What’s more,I will buy this actions of small businesses and individuals do not ultimately fix or make a significant dent in the overall climate crisis. (Twitter routinely reminds us just 100 companies are behind 71% of greenhouse emissions.) The report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published last week only further underlines the necessity of altering the current energy and production structures if we wish to just narrowly miss an even worse-case scenario than we are already in. May agrees that the work to mitigate the climate crisis has to happen at a global, governmental level. “It’s the major players that have to participate for us to be able to make effective change,” she says. With Rebundle, she sees her role as “reminding people that you can do this in all sorts of ways, big and small. And here’s our contribution.”
Rebundle and the This girl loves her Dallas Cowboys Shirt What’s more,I will buy this small team behind it—May employs six people, including herself and her college friend Danielle Washington, who extends Rebundle’s sustainable vision to their marketing and packaging design—assure people that there is always another option. Another future, albeit more difficult to arrive at, is possible. “It is doable—that’s my main takeaway,” May says. “It is maybe costly, in some ways. If you’re an older business that’s been doing things a certain way for a long time, it may cost you a bit to make that switch, but the long-term effects always outweigh not making the switch. It just reminds me that this is where we’ve started. It’s not where we’re going to end.” Finding a sustainable alternative is not just a moral relief but can be, as I found, a physical one. While I was unaccustomed to the Braid Better texture (not as silky fine as I had anticipated), in the end it looked just the same as regular Kanekalon without the added irritation or extra step of soaking it in a vinegar rinse, as is often recommended in the natural-hair community to combat scalp irritation from synthetic hair. With my notifications on for Rebundle’s next release, it’s bizarre to think about the braiding-hair status quo of chemical-laden plastics—and freeing to have a new option. It is a moment of respite that makes a grand statement: Black hair deserves better. There isn’t so much as a hint of foliage or whisper of crispness in the air, but the buzz around fall hair colors has already begun. Can you really blame anyone hankering for a turn-of-the-season change—ever, but especially right now?
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