Judge, a certified trichologist, author, and educator, is using her work to confront the misinformation and gaps in hair-care training that can leave women without answers as they experience thinning, breakage, scalp conditions, and hair loss. Her message is rooted in truth, restoration, practical solutions, and empowering women to protect their crowns.
Rep. Taylor is lending her support to Judge’s mission to change how cosmetologists are trained to recognize and properly respond to hair-loss concerns among Black women. Their conversation highlights why education, early awareness, and access to knowledgeable professionals matter—especially as many women navigate protective styles, scalp health, nutrition, wellness, and confidence.
Book Signing This Saturday
The community is invited to meet Connie Judge and celebrate the new edition of her book, I Still Have My Edges: Saving Our Strands, during a special book signing and author meet-and-greet this Saturday, August 15, 2026, at 2 p.m.
The event will be held at the Morrow Conference Center, 1500 Morrow Road in Morrow, Georgia. Guests can purchase books, receive a signed copy, and hear a message of hope, healing, and restoration.
Judge’s book addresses key issues affecting women’s hair health, including:
- Why women are losing their hair
- The truth about protective styles
- Protecting the edges and crown
- Scalp health and why it matters
- Nutrition, wellness, and hair regrowth
- Faith, mindset, and restoration
Come out, support this important work, and take a step toward reclaiming your crown.
Listen to Wake Up With Dee
Don’t miss the full interview with Connie Judge and State Rep. Rhonda Taylor on the Wake Up With Dee Morning Show. Listen Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on News & Talk WAOK or anytime through the Audacy app.
