The Impact of Bad Hair Practices on Consumer Health, Self-Esteem, and Cultural Identity

Course Overview:

This course explores the negative impacts of harmful hair practices on consumers at the physical, psychological, cultural, and social levels. The course will cover the health risks of harsh chemical treatments, the psychological effects of conforming to Eurocentric beauty standards, and the societal pressures related to hair discrimination. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how bad hair practices affect self-esteem, cultural identity, and the economy, while exploring solutions to foster better practices and inclusivity.

Module 1: Introduction to Hair Practices and Consumer Impact

Module 2: Physical Health Risks of Harmful Hair Practices

Module 3: Psychological and Emotional Effects of Harmful Hair Practices

Module 4: Social and Cultural Impact of Harmful Hair Practices

Module 5: Economic Impact of Bad Hair Practices

Module 6: Long-Term Effects and Solutions

Module 7: Promoting Healthy and Inclusive Hair Practices

Module 8: Conclusion and Reflection

Duration:

• Time Frame: 8 weeks (1 module per week)
• Weekly Commitment: 3-4 hours per week