For years Esther Calixte-Bea, better known as Queen Esie, was ashamed of her body but now she's proud of her hairiness. Five years ago the Canadian influencer launched her Lavender Project which saw ...

Esther Calixte-Bea, better known as Queen Esie, had been an artist all of her life and incorporated her beliefs surrounding body hair into her art. Esther, from Montreal, Canada, had painted women ...

and she's inspired countless other women to do the same through her work as a visual artist and body hair activist. Article continues below Esther, also known as Queen Esie, first described ...

The social media personality, from Montreal, Canada, is better known as Queen Esie and her followers love her no-nonsense attitude towards beauty standards. She told us: “Embracing my body hair ...

However, now 27, Calixte-Bea (also known online as Queen Esie) decided to embrace her natural hair and refuses to be part of a system that teaches women their body is 'unhygienic, ugly ...

the body hair activist then uses an oil on all of her body hair. The clip posted to her TikTok account @queen_esie has since gone viral with over 2.9 million views and over 50k likes. People were ...

Esther’s advice to others who want to embrace their body hair is to think about wanting to be the best version of themselves. Esther grew tired of social norms (Picture: Jam Press/@queen_esie ...