Immaculate Extension
After Valincia convinces a client to remove her weave, she approaches AJ with an idea to encourage women to embrace their own natural hair. They come up with Born This Way Hair Day, a city-wide celebration to be held in a Chicago park. But not everyone's on board, as MaCray, Q and Rachel are all concerned about what it will do to their weave business. Meanwhile, Rachel reveals a big secret about her marriage, and Austin hosts her first dinner party and invites all of her coworkers, except for one.
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