Many girls in childhood dream of being like Barbie dolls: a perfect figure, long hair and, of course, a pink convertible under the window. For most, desires change over time, but some girls still cannot part with the ideal. Black model Ducky Toth - one of them. The other day, she posted a photo on Instagram, and now hundreds of her subscribers are arguing if it's not a plastic Barbie in front of them …
Duckie Thot originally from South Sudan, she has a luxurious dark complexion, long hair and a charming white smile. The ideal appearance just became the reason for a heated discussion: some claimed that in front of them was a picture of a Barbie doll, others assured that the photo was Ducky. However, both of them agreed with the idea that the model would be worth thinking about the release of an author's doll. In the comments, Ducky agreed that this is indeed a great idea.
Ducky Tot gained popularity by taking part in Australia's Next Top Model competition. At one of the stages of the show, the girl faced terrible unprofessionalism from the stylist, who could not braid her beautiful hair. Then, on stage, she felt very uncomfortable, and, having shared what was happening on Instagram, received many reviews from people who were ready to support her. In total, the post received 18 thousand "likes", and Ducky again believed in herself.
In an interview, Ducky confessed: “We are black women, but no one taught us how to take care of our hair, we were only taught to hide it. It seems to me that this is the fault of the companies that produce hair care products, the media and stylists. They made no effort to make the natural look of black women attractive. I believe the industry should finally invest in us.”
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