Cathérine Maboa

Throughout the ages, women have used their hair as a powerful symbol of expression, resistance and pride. Whether they are visionary entrepreneurs, committed activists or guardians of ancestral traditions, they have left their mark on hair history by breaking imposed norms. From Madame C.J. Walker, the first self-made millionaire, to Angela Davis, whose Afro became an emblem of freedom, to Miriam Makeba and the African queens, these inspirational figures have redefined beauty and hair identity. Their legacies continue to inspire us today: and which woman inspires you most in this hair revolution?