Hairstory investigates hair as a living, expressive form of identity. Through intimate portraits of individuals from diverse backgrounds, the film positions hair as both aesthetic and deeply social, political, and psychological. Hair becomes a lens through which cultural norms, personal struggles, and self-expression are explored. By merging my experience as a hairstylist with my practice as a filmmaker, I have a cinematic experience that immerses audiences in the textures, sounds, and rhythms of human connection. Hair here is not superficial it is a narrative language of selfhood, resilience, and empowerment.