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Apryl Jaye Raymond helps women embrace their curls
Apryl Jaye Raymond is empowering women in Jamaica to embrace their natural curls through her business, Washed to Go. Beyond offering haircuts and styling, Washed to Go educates clients on how to care for their curls, celebrating the beauty of natural hair for Black women.
By Omar Tomlinson
Video edited by Ramon Lindsay
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