Streaming service ALLBLK has released an all-new trailer for the second season of its makeover docuseries, “My Mane Problem.” The new season, consisting of eight half-hour episodes, will premiere exclusively on ALLBLK on Thursday, April 25.
Hosted by celebrity stylist Dr. Boogie, the show focuses on individuals confronting deeply personal hair journeys. Dr. Boogie, who gained national attention after appearing on season one of “Shear Genius,” uses his expertise to help people struggling with hair-related trauma. He works with his clients to offer real solutions and hair care treatments, ultimately empowering them to transform their relationship with their hair and regain their self-confidence.
In season two, viewers can expect even more inspiring transformations as Dr. Boogie tackles a range of hair challenges, including chemical burns, traction alopecia, balding due to extensions and wigs, and more. The trailer promises a season filled with emotional and uplifting stories, as Dr. Boogie continues his mission to help individuals embrace self-love and acceptance through hair transformations.
“My Mane Problem” first premiered on ALLBLK in 2021, with six half-hour episodes. The series has received praise for its positive impact on viewers, particularly those struggling with hair issues. Many have shared their hopes for the show’s renewal, expressing how it has helped them confront their own hair struggles and embrace their natural hair.
The series is executive produced by Dr. Boogie himself, along with John Irwin (“Deon Cole: Cole Hearted”) and Andrew Sheer for Irwin Entertainment. Casey Spira serves as a co-executive producer. Brett Dismuke, Nikki Love, Angela Molloy, LeAnn Scrimmager, and Sean Charles are the executive producers for ALLBLK.
With the release of the new trailer, fans can now get a glimpse of what’s in store for this highly anticipated second season. The trailer reveals emotional stories and dramatic transformations, leaving viewers eager to see the powerful impact that Dr. Boogie will have on his clients’ lives.
