KroesRocks

Girl in Pretoria: “So, that’s like your own hair. Like, from you head? Like, you don’t take it off at night and put it back on in the morning?”
Me: “Yes, my darling. As God intended.”
Girl: “It’s so unfair”.
Me: “KroesRocks baby, KroesRocks!”

Happy Sunday, KroesRocks Tribe!

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"To the woman I was, I love you.
To the woman I am, I'm proud of you.
To the woman I'm becoming, I'm excited for you."

Happy FroFriday, KroesRocks Tribe!

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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Karin Potts, Cindy Van Der Spuy, Liza Black

Hello September, KroesRocks Tribe!

Song of Solomon 2:11–12

“See! The winter is past… flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing has come!”

No season lasts forever—not even the seasons when your hair, confidence, or sense of self may feel hidden beneath pressure to conform.

Just as spring brings flowers back into bloom, God brings renewal, beauty, and new life after difficult and barren seasons. Every curl, coil, kink, and texture reflects the beauty of what He has created.

Your natural hair journey can be a reminder that growth does not always happen quickly or visibly. Sometimes it happens beneath the surface—in your roots, your confidence, your self-acceptance, and your decision to honour the way God made you.

As you wear your natural texture, remember that you do not have to wait to become worthy, beautiful, or complete. You can celebrate who you are in every season.

Believe that a new season of hope, joy, growth, and freedom can begin in your life.

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This season may feel heavy, but it will pass.

That doesn’t erase, minimise, or invalidate what you’ve experienced. It simply reminds you that no season lasts forever. There is grace for this moment, and there is hope beyond it.

As Ecclesiastes 3:1 says: “To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.”

Hold on. Your story is still unfolding.

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A teeny-weeny Afro is beautiful in its fullness, freedom, and truth—proof that our beauty was never measured by the length of our hair.

Let us release the obsession with long hair and embrace the power of simply being ourselves.

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