Kendle also hopes that going "naked" presents people with an opportunity to reevaluate their consumption from a personal sustainability perspective. "After years of being on YouTube, I've seen so many practices and trends, and it has made me question if many of the things we do are antiquated or pointless," she says. "Do we need to twist and turn our hair every night, or use 10 different conditioners? If that works for you, then do it by all means, but why can't we also create space where Black women can, simply, be free?"