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Video Of Ateyaaa At Her Photoshoot With Motions
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tHENATuRALhAiRpRoJEcT
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do your thang with a chicken wang Ateeya
and hmmmmmm u're doing it without the stank tude'
lol
and hmmmmmm u're doing it without the stank tude'
lol
mzteaze
Pilates and Yoga Kinda Gal
I don't really follow her YT channel like that...but she seems to have a TV-show personality, so I guess its cool. She does have a cute face and body so its cool to learn that she parlayed a "hobby" into a paying gig. Can't be mad at that.
But to learn that Motions (and now I will paying attention to OTHER companies) use hair pieces and wigs to model their products.
But to learn that Motions (and now I will paying attention to OTHER companies) use hair pieces and wigs to model their products.
Vintageglam
New Member
Love the orange dress/ outfit for the house party scene.
I think the wigs though are a bit of false advertising.
I think the wigs though are a bit of false advertising.
CherryCherryBoomBoom
New Member
I've seen this video. I'm happy for her for doing her thing 
I'm ecstatic for Ateyaa.
I'm not sure why people are surprised that companies use wigs and weaves in their ads. It's not just a "black company" thing. Big name celebrities that endorse hair products immediately come to mind such as Sarah Jessica Parker (Garnier - L'Oreal), Beyonce (Feria Hair Color - L'Oreal), Eva Longoria (L'Oreal), and Letoya Luckett and Keyshia Cole (Luster's). None of these women are wearing their real hair in every ad.
FYI - skin care companies airbrush the women in their ads, clothing companies use shapewear, and nail companies (ex: OPI) have ladies wearing fake nails. I'm being facetious, but come on now....we can't believe what we see in any ad unless it specifically states "unretouched/model's real hair, etc.".....at least Motions is using a real woman that people can relate to.
I'm not sure why people are surprised that companies use wigs and weaves in their ads. It's not just a "black company" thing. Big name celebrities that endorse hair products immediately come to mind such as Sarah Jessica Parker (Garnier - L'Oreal), Beyonce (Feria Hair Color - L'Oreal), Eva Longoria (L'Oreal), and Letoya Luckett and Keyshia Cole (Luster's). None of these women are wearing their real hair in every ad.
FYI - skin care companies airbrush the women in their ads, clothing companies use shapewear, and nail companies (ex: OPI) have ladies wearing fake nails. I'm being facetious, but come on now....we can't believe what we see in any ad unless it specifically states "unretouched/model's real hair, etc.".....at least Motions is using a real woman that people can relate to.
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LushLox
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In her last touch up video I think she stretched for six months, which is a huge achievement for someone who normally relaxes every four weeks. If she can keep that up I'm sure her bair will thrive.
