Asmaa Malik

My name is Asmaa and I am a Pakistani-American woman with naturally curly hair, and for a long time, I felt like my curls were something I was expected to tame. As I’ve grown more confident in myself, I’ve learned to embrace my natural texture and see it as a part of what makes me unique. I’d love to get into hair modeling to celebrate curls, South Asian representation, and the beauty of embracing your natural hair. At the same time, I genuinely love styling my hair. I think a hairstyl.... Read More

My name is Asmaa and I am a Pakistani-American woman with naturally curly hair, and for a long time, I felt like my curls were something I was expected to tame. As I’ve grown more confident in myself, I’ve learned to embrace my natural texture and see it as a part of what makes me unique. I’d love to get into hair modeling to celebrate curls, South Asian representation, and the beauty of embracing your natural hair. At the same time, I genuinely love styling my hair. I think a hairstyle can completely transform an outfit and the way you carry yourself. I love wearing my curls in their natural form, but I’m equally obsessed with a good blowout, a sleek style, or experimenting with something completely different. For me, it’s not about choosing between natural and styled, it’s about having the freedom to wear my hair however I want. I’d love to represent that versatility and show that curly hair can be celebrated in all its forms. Hide