As a collective, members of Gen Z are dynamic trendsetters and culture shifters.
In addition to juggling a full course load, she’s remained a prominent force in Hollywood.
She’s taken on exciting new film and television roles, starring in projects likeMissingandThe Last of Us.
When she’s not on camera, Reid has continued to build her brand through intentional partnerships.
Reid’s latest ambassadorship is with the buzzy hair styling brand Kiss Colors & Care.
How has life been since the last time we spoke?
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“It’s been a whirlwind, but a good one.
I’m finishing my junior year at USC, so that’s exciting.
But overall, I just make a run at take it one day at a time.”
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What’s been your favorite part of being at USC?
“It’s given me a sense of normalcy.
I’ve made lifelong friends.
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My career and life as a student inform each other.
I’m grateful that I get the opportunity to be a full-time student and work.”
What made you want to work with the brand?
I like to collaborate with people and brands that feel authentic to me.
This campaign was all about theprotective stylesthat Black girls wear and love.
You are the queen of protective styles.
How do you keep your braids looking fresh?
“The products featured in the campaign are really good, and I use them daily.
I love the Edge Fixer.
I also use the Foam Mousseit smells like oranges and keeps my hair from looking frizzy.”
What’s been the best piece of advice you’ve received when it comes to protective style maintenance?
“When you’re in between hairstyles, washing and nourishing your hair is important.
It’s important todeep conditionyour hair as well.
What’s one protective style you want to try?
Instead, they had a unique design.
I want to try that out next time I get braids.”
How are you practicing self-care these days?
“My life is hectic, so self-care can always look different.
I love being at home and listening to music by myself.
I also love being with family and friends.
What we’re doing doesn’t matter as long as good food and music are involved.”
What does the rest of 2024 look like for you?
“My main priority is finishing my junior year strong.
In the midst of that, I’m still working.
We’re very excited about it.
Many projects have come my way, but I like being intentional about my work.”
