Why your ENDS are always DRY and ROUGH + How to fix it

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  • @GreenBeauty
    @GreenBeauty  7 років тому +306

    Try not to be so hard on yourself, breakage and rougher ends is a normal part of being natural. You can do things to help slow it down but, with dense kinky hair its inevitable. ☺

    • @yolandajohnson3418
      @yolandajohnson3418 7 років тому +2

      @GreenBeautyChannel Can you give a tip on pineappleing the hair if it's short. To support the ends of the hair?

    • @GreenBeauty
      @GreenBeauty  7 років тому +17

      You don't have to worry 'so much' about your end ends when your hair is short b/c your ends aren't that old yet. Just make sure you wear a satin/silk scarf and to sleep on a satin/silk pillow case

    • @gimmealargesalad
      @gimmealargesalad 7 років тому +2

      Does the satin scarf/pillowcase combo help with edges too? I think sleeping on my sides have been killing my edges :/

    • @PRINCESSGEMINI1987
      @PRINCESSGEMINI1987 7 років тому +13

      Green Beauty Channel ™ Can you please do a video on glycerin as there seems to be mixed messages depending on the source as to what type of climate/weather is best to use it. As I result I've been avoiding it altogether as I don't want to use it incorrectly and experience a set back.

    • @allaboutmookie3688
      @allaboutmookie3688 7 років тому +3

      Green Beauty Channel ™ can you please do a video on black naturals with pcos and how to maintain and grow hair i find that my hair falls out alot and my hair line keeps being pushed back no matter what i do my edges thin the hair behind that is short (forehead length) and the hair behind that grows like wild ( longer then arm pit )but thin and the middle is short but very thick (neck length) the back hair is again thin but in the middle of my back idk what too do other than cut it im so confused ive always had long hair as a child and now its gone theres manh more problems that im having with my hair but im just at a loss 😣😔😞

  • @EuniceAOA
    @EuniceAOA 7 років тому +578

    Your Channel is sooooo much different then the other natural hair UA-cam channel. Keep iT up

    • @queendiane2249
      @queendiane2249 7 років тому +27

      Follow Me agree it's like i'm watching a documentary 😂

    • @EuniceAOA
      @EuniceAOA 7 років тому +6

      Exactly🤣

    • @shaunabrown8399
      @shaunabrown8399 7 років тому +28

      Follow Me .. Agreed. She's into the "science and history" of our hair as much as she's into growing and maintaining it.

    • @GreenBeauty
      @GreenBeauty  7 років тому +18

      Thank You 😀

    • @tracyalcide8152
      @tracyalcide8152 7 років тому +24

      I agree she's the best

  • @peacheslenoir6862
    @peacheslenoir6862 7 років тому +434

    So i trimmed so much of my hair for no damn reason

    • @nicolephillips6149
      @nicolephillips6149 7 років тому +102

      PeachesLenoir Same here. This whole time I was thinking they were damaged, even though I was deep conditioning and moisturizing routinely. Smh.

    • @nightangel3578
      @nightangel3578 7 років тому +36

      PeachesLenoir Tell me about it! I stay trimming my hair and now I realized that I didn't have to. Well we always learn something new.

    • @tasia10121
      @tasia10121 7 років тому +32

      ME TOO!!!!!! I CUT OFF 1-2 INCHES OF MY HAIR LAST MONTH BECAUSE OF THE TERM "Scab Hair"!!!!! WHAT A WASTE :''(

    • @nightangel3578
      @nightangel3578 7 років тому +10

      Tasia Thicklin I always thought scab hair was some bullshit. 😒

    • @lennaedaley8676
      @lennaedaley8676 7 років тому +35

      PeachesLenoir. me too. i was obsessed with "split ends" becuase my ends were a little rougher.... i lost out on probably 3mos of growth because of this

  • @WoahhTeamJacob
    @WoahhTeamJacob 7 років тому +214

    I really appreciate your animations! I know it takes time and isn't that easy! Thank you for all that you do to educate us viewers! You're doing amazing!!!

  • @shesangmelodee
    @shesangmelodee 7 років тому +123

    *when you hair makes a dent in the back of your head* 😂😂 truth!

  • @tashaj4121
    @tashaj4121 7 років тому +134

    Omg I thought it was just me. Two different times i thought my ends were damaged, or left over scab hair that I didn't fully remove from first going natural. Not even a week later, it was like i never trimmed my ends and i was mad at myself for cutting unnecessary inches. I took it as a lessen learned and cut back on how often i trim and just dust my ends instead of chopping it off and i'm finally seeing real growth. Heck, how can you retain length if you cut off all your new growth every other month lol?

    • @TaShar16
      @TaShar16 7 років тому +6

      She don't trim every month....she dust her ends (weekly I believe) and then trim 1/4 inch (twice a year I think). Dusting your hair is very very very little amounts.... that's like cutting less than the length of your eyebrows each month.

  • @NappyFu
    @NappyFu 7 років тому +179

    Great video. I'm looking forward to the video on blow drying in reference to low porosity hair. 👀🤳👍.

  • @danac.6836
    @danac.6836 4 роки тому +10

    This is SUPER helpful and encouraging! I've been natural almost 2 years and while I do struggle with dry ends, I couldn't figure out why they ALWAYS felt damaged, even right after a trim 😩

  • @BanaMUA
    @BanaMUA 7 років тому +93

    Thank you soo much for taking time out to make these no nonsense detailed videos!! I'm always learning something new 🙌🏾

  • @marvinandjosh1
    @marvinandjosh1 7 років тому +19

    This was such a helpful video! I use a very heavy butter on the last 2 inches of hair and have noticed a big difference in retention. It took me a minute to realize that my ends were high porosity (the rest is low porosity) and that they needed a little extra love.

  • @juceeyj
    @juceeyj 7 років тому +4

    OMG YESS!!! I sleep on my left side more and for YEARS I've noticed the right side is much longer and thicker (light bulb) . WHERE WERE YOU WHEN I BC'D 4 YEARS AGO Now I can make some serious corrections adjustments to my regime. GURL YOU ARE A CURL AND LIFE SAVER !!!!! PEACE AND BLESSINGS

  • @1GoldenBreeze
    @1GoldenBreeze 7 років тому +8

    I switched from bonnets to pineappling about six months ago, and I like it a lot. I've noticed two benefits from it; I don't lose my style and I maintain better moisture in my ends.

  • @shauniebnaturalista6672
    @shauniebnaturalista6672 7 років тому +6

    Girl, your videos keep getting better and better. This was very nice. Thank you. Learning that my ends are naturally more coarse and a different porosity entirety helps me give them some compassion so that I'm not cutting them prematurely or under feeding them.

  • @Brownie8986
    @Brownie8986 7 років тому +13

    This is by far the most well put together, even toned, professional made hair vid I've seen in a while if not EVER! great job! And I completely agree with the advice you gave here. And again, delivery was top notch! 💖

  • @karenscales5077
    @karenscales5077 4 роки тому

    I use black rice water and BlueMagic Indian Hemp Hair Grease. My hair is thick from roots to ends. I usually dust my ends at least once every two weeks. It reminds me of yours. I do have to texlax every 4 to 5 months for more manageable hair. It looks like yours with a quick relaxer. So, that all per say natural. Is for u young people. I do not have the strength to fight with my hair. Great tutorial. TY

  • @spruillgirl1458
    @spruillgirl1458 3 роки тому +2

    ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ your videos. You are 100% correct about sleeping in satin pillowcase and using a satin scarf to wrap hair...silk is better though!
    As I am aging, I am struggling with my ends as they seem to get straighter and more brittle as my hair grows out. I think it has to do with the fact that I use permanent hair color which which defeats me having natural hair at this point. Maybe this is why some just choose to forego coloring and embrace their grey hair???

    • @GreenBeauty
      @GreenBeauty  3 роки тому +1

      Hey 👋🏾, satin is a type of silk. There are different types of silk. Also, you are right the state of your ends is most likely due to the coloring. I personally think grey hair is like nature’s art work. But, you have other options. You can use henna and/or indigo to cover them. Also a lifestyle change, mainly your diet will definitely slow down how fast you’re getting or even reverse it.

  • @karenscales5077
    @karenscales5077 4 роки тому +1

    I have to apply BlueMagic to my ends everyday. I am low manipulation with my hair. Long, thick, and high perosity. I only use black rice water for protein. My hair loves it. It is so much stronger. Very little shedding with comb outs.

  • @psr076
    @psr076 7 років тому +4

    This video arrived just in time. I was wondering about how my end were always dry and one side growing faster. Got answers to my questions. Thanks

  • @charinafarr2874
    @charinafarr2874 5 років тому +1

    Omg I needed this video YEARS ago. Belated THANK YOU. I've been natural for years and my hair has been stunted. I will be trying a new regimen 🖤💚🖤💚

  • @PRINCESSGEMINI1987
    @PRINCESSGEMINI1987 7 років тому +32

    Can you please do a video on glycerin as there seems to be mixed messages depending on the source as to what type of climate/weather is best to use it. As I result I've been avoiding it altogether as I don't want to use it incorrectly and experience a set back.

  • @sensimania
    @sensimania 7 років тому +29

    If you don't want to pineapple, invest in a satin pocket scarf. One of the best things I've ever bought ☺

    • @Martina_E
      @Martina_E 7 років тому +1

      sensimania what's that and where can you get that?

  • @jehvaniawhyte6557
    @jehvaniawhyte6557 6 років тому

    Can't believe I am just seeing this. Thank you so much, I have this problem with my hair and I have been trimming it every two weeks. Now I know better, thank you. Best channel ever

  • @Orbt_
    @Orbt_ 7 років тому +1

    Hey Green glad you are back. Please don't forget your updated sebum video you promised.

  • @kaydian58
    @kaydian58 7 років тому +2

    Thank You for this video. I have been having problems with my ends. They have always been dry and rough with no sign of split ends, but I kept cutting my hair every time I wash it because I thought I had to. Now i know that its not neccesary to do so.

  • @Rose2gard
    @Rose2gard 7 років тому +5

    This channel should have a zillion subs....! amazing

  • @barbarasanon6765
    @barbarasanon6765 6 років тому +2

    Great video!! I feel like I'm watching a personal movie about my own hair. I'm a very visual person so the animations are right on point because I'm dealing with all of that with my hair.
    Keep them coming!!

  • @chinasao.2785
    @chinasao.2785 4 роки тому

    Thanks again for another information I’ve video. This confirms what I’ve thought & also what I’ve read about in The Science of Black Hair. Trim every 3 -4 mos! Beauticians will try to tell you to trim every 6-8 weeks, which I’ve always thought was too often for hair that is lowly manipulated.
    But in the other hand, they say that to avoid having to cut more hair off BEFORE it begins to split up, which also makes sense. It’s like maintenance trimming or what you refer to as “dusting your ends.”
    You have to make sure to go to a hair cutting salon that isn’t scissor happy.

  • @sailormoon5129
    @sailormoon5129 5 років тому +1

    You're voice is so soothing I could listen to you forever!!

  • @blah18blahh
    @blah18blahh 7 років тому +8

    Whaaaaaat, that's why my left eyebrow is shorter just like the left side of my hair! Lol, good info!

  • @lun5124
    @lun5124 7 років тому

    GIRRRL I ALWAYS WONDERED WHO WAS BEHIND THAT ADORABLE VOICE N ANIMATIONS, I SIMPLY LOOOOVE UR VIDEOS AND RESPECT THE KNOWLEDGE U SHARE KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB..AWESOME!!

  • @ireneifereohia8525
    @ireneifereohia8525 7 років тому +5

    girl you really know your onions 👏👏👏👏 thanks for the very INFORMATIVE videos you put out there xoxo

  • @jennyo.6158
    @jennyo.6158 7 років тому +108

    Someone tell me why I just saw this on my recommendations and not subscriptions smh🤔... UA-cam needs to stop playing😡

    • @patriciaharris6422
      @patriciaharris6422 7 років тому +2

      African Child I totally agree

    • @kenhay75
      @kenhay75 7 років тому +2

      African Child Same here.

    • @sameerasalah2006
      @sameerasalah2006 7 років тому +2

      African Child same here

    • @247gwyn
      @247gwyn 7 років тому +1

      same

    • @its.dayday__
      @its.dayday__ 7 років тому +2

      That's the whole point of Recommendations... You could've clicked "not interested" or ignore it 😂

  • @rci1965
    @rci1965 7 років тому +1

    Love the content of your videos, no hype - just the facts! Please do a video on your grid pattern for the parts in your hair and the benefits of it. Thank you!

  • @mardycv535
    @mardycv535 7 років тому +1

    I made the connection (albeit a delayed one) between the humidifier and my hair late this winter... but my hair has been happy.

  • @1Atlantys1
    @1Atlantys1 7 років тому +5

    Great info! You and my 2 daughters have the exact same hair type (hair twins)! Their ends are dry and rough textured. I have forever been trying to figure out the cause and treatment for it. Thanks to you, I see now:. Extra TLC and moisturizing, plus a bit more trimming! 😀😀👍

  • @charlirose5819
    @charlirose5819 3 роки тому

    Your vid mks soo much sense I've been cutting my hair at least an inch every 3mos & recently mentally decided to maybe jus let it all go. But I'm going to try your regiments & wish for no more crunchy ends -ty u Hair Dr

  • @AngelaAngelicMessangerDenmark
    @AngelaAngelicMessangerDenmark 7 років тому +1

    Love your videos! I have a very, very simple routine with my hair so I don't suffer breakage. At night I tuck my ends in -- like roll them until they're completely covered -- and gently bobby pin them into place. I also wrap my head with a satin scarf and sleep on a satin pillowcase. (wish I could afford silk) But I have noticed that the rt side of my hair is about an inch longer than my left. Great video!

  • @MrsM46
    @MrsM46 6 років тому

    This is the first Ad I've actually watched and liked it.

  • @drinahhack783
    @drinahhack783 7 років тому +2

    You are the natural hair scientist on UA-cam

  • @KimeraYvonne
    @KimeraYvonne 7 років тому +39

    This channel is so helpful! Thank you!

    • @KimeraYvonne
      @KimeraYvonne 7 років тому +2

      did I ask for your input honey? NO ive been on youtube for a shorter period than you and have way more viewers and subscribers. watch your mouth honey and get your dollars up! Im sure youve never seen a youtube pay check HA my direct deposit look real good. You record in some dusty attic OFF YOUR PHONE and have some nerve to come for me. all this typing gotta stop cuss if you saw me in person you wouldnt have nothing to say. go take care of your baby and moisturize that dry hair. Dont try and come for me when the only reason one of your videos hit over a thousand views is because AfrikanHairGod called your lame self out. Have yourself together before you come for me because I'm not scared of no grown woman idc how old you are. Anything else you wanna say to me dm me on instagram @kimerayvonne tired of putting you in check over youtube cuss you not seeming to get it.

    • @ChideraStephen
      @ChideraStephen 6 років тому

      Kimera Yvonne facts

  • @SoFrolushesTV
    @SoFrolushesTV 7 років тому +4

    I can't use a humidifier as my current home needs dehumidifying. Very informative video

  • @Breeree75
    @Breeree75 7 років тому +1

    That was one of the best hair videos I ever watched!! Thanks!!

  • @vinnettepope8255
    @vinnettepope8255 7 років тому

    Your twist out looks gorgeous

  • @MzRubyGlass
    @MzRubyGlass 7 років тому +1

    I just stumbled across this channel not to long ago. I love your channel. I love how you use animation and science. The editing is very pleasing to look at. It's creative and informative. And you can tell you've taken the time to do your research. Your overall presentation is great lol.

  • @tiffanib4427
    @tiffanib4427 7 років тому +1

    you offer some real eye opener ideas I never thought about.Thx 4 sharing

    • @GreenBeauty
      @GreenBeauty  7 років тому +1

      I happy you hear that. Thank You 🙂

  • @kashalagreen6354
    @kashalagreen6354 7 років тому

    please dont forget to make the heat video because i have low porosity kinky hair and i believe blowing my hair out really help i watch your videos over and over

  • @temharden
    @temharden 7 років тому

    Thanks I needed this video. I just trim my ends about 2 weeks ago and again they felt like I had never trim them. I am going to stop obsessing with my ends and just dust when needed. Then hopefully I will see more progress in my hair by fall.

  • @mingtoiisaac4623
    @mingtoiisaac4623 Рік тому +1

    I dust every wash day ( monthly) after protective styles

  • @katrinamosley6045
    @katrinamosley6045 7 років тому +3

    Thank you for such a professional and informative video. I love it and will recommend to all others with natural hair or beauty secrets. Great Work!!

  • @SheisB515
    @SheisB515 7 років тому +3

    Thank you for this video!! Instant sub!! I have always wondered why my daughter's ends are like this! Now I'm off to binge watch the rest of your channel lol!!

  • @sunnijames2802
    @sunnijames2802 7 років тому

    Thank U!!! I now know why I have crispy ends all the time.

  • @treasureafolabi5646
    @treasureafolabi5646 7 років тому

    once again you delivered sis, I have same issues my hair longer on one side than the order and my ends rough and puffy but with real protein treatments and paying attention to ph balance and trimming I can say it is a lot better. thank you so much for these wonderful informative videos.

  • @qreationzwithqia9843
    @qreationzwithqia9843 3 роки тому

    Needed this. I just trimmed my ends and they're back to how they were 4 days ago.

  • @aaliyahsworld822
    @aaliyahsworld822 7 років тому +2

    I love your videos and how you go into depth about what you are talking about

  • @hairCARTEL
    @hairCARTEL 7 років тому +1

    I love how informative you are in your videos 😍😍

  • @schoolwerk3744
    @schoolwerk3744 Рік тому

    Sealing my rough ends with Softee Indian Hemp grease and/or TGIN daily moisturizer really softens them. I’ve also tried Olaplex no. 3 on them the last couple wash days, and I think it’s working to soften them too. The jury is still out on this one though 🤔 I know Olaplex is something you’re supposed to use a couple times each week, so it may take longer for it to work on my hair because my wash days are spaced 2-3 weeks apart.

  • @curlykiki8
    @curlykiki8 7 років тому

    i know you don't do many styling tutorials, but i sure would love to see how you achieved the stretch and definition your hair had in this video!

  • @ifesoks8447
    @ifesoks8447 6 років тому

    I love your channel it’s super informative, just discovered it 10min ago and I’m literally in love with it 😩

  • @angelaknight1206
    @angelaknight1206 6 років тому

    I was recently forced to cut 4.5 inches of my hair. I am more about the health of my hair than length but it was finally at a decent styling length. .... sigh
    I’ve been at this since 8/2011 was my last relaxer. I’ve always done a great job at caring for my own hair . I go to the salon for my color treatments. I am starting to think that being natural isn’t for everyone.
    It’s ALOT of work. I appreciate your videos so much. Feeling defeated 😕

  • @allisonjoyell1702
    @allisonjoyell1702 5 років тому

    I am so thankful I found your channel.

  • @Ossouko
    @Ossouko 7 років тому +6

    Thank you for yet another great video. Can we have one for minimising breakage when styling eg: I do mini/medium twists and these little wisps of hair doing my head in! Whether damp or "dry" super moisturised it just breaks 😩.
    It's not as bad as it used to be and I know 0 breakage is impossible but man 😐

  • @virtuousfun10
    @virtuousfun10 7 років тому

    Hey love your teaching videos. I have noticed That my ends were not behaving like the rest of my hair. So I started making a small bantu knot at the ends of my hair. And viola my ends are moisturized and SOFT. I think my ends like company lol sounds funny but before I started doing this ii did not retain all of my length. Now I can see a big difference in the moisture and overall look and textures of my ends. .... thanks again keep umbrella coming!. Be blessed. oh yeah I love love your real protein it's the bomb.com lol

  • @homehere9817
    @homehere9817 2 роки тому

    The salon always say my ends ate damaged and I also notice my ends are just rough. Because of this they are want to cut my hair, cut off the rough ends! They say damaged ends and I don’t believe that. That’s why I’m looking at this video after searching “rough ends 4c hair” leave my hair alone I’ll do it on my own since they can’t seem to straighten my hair and ends. My hair grows great also.

  • @themrs.8920
    @themrs.8920 7 років тому +12

    another GREAT and informative video. thank you, GreenBeauty Channel. since watching your videos, I understand how to manage my 4c low porosity hair scientifically. I now understand how mind, body and soul can correlate, all from your channel. Hope you know the work you do is greatly appreciated by so many!

  • @jemmy924
    @jemmy924 4 роки тому +1

    So helpful.Think I'm gonna pay more attention to the "elders" @ NappyFu TV and then do treatments and trims.Never did a protein treatment and can't recall the last time I trimmed so got some wrk to do

  • @amandawright3835
    @amandawright3835 7 років тому +4

    I love your videos This is so informative . Presentation is amazing !!

  • @patriciaharris6422
    @patriciaharris6422 7 років тому +1

    Super grateful for this channel. I like that you keep it focused on the subject matter & not YOURSELF like so many others. This video was great & very informative. However, my bigger issue is my virgin hair at the roots... my 4b super thick hair is almost unmanageable at the roots. I get that my mid-shaft & ends are more conditioned to the stretching, brushing etc. but how do I get my roots to behave?!?!? is that my roots are simply not moisturized enough. it's hard out here for us 4b beauties... Your guidance & suggestions would be appreciated for the issue I raised. Many blessings to you!

  • @dommijaye23
    @dommijaye23 7 років тому

    Wow. This video was great! So informative & educational, thank you so much.

  • @aderewaaderewa3062
    @aderewaaderewa3062 7 років тому +2

    Thank you for your rich wisdom. Please, can you enlightening me on the pros and cons of using Aloe Vera for low porosity hair? Thank you.

  • @skspace2737
    @skspace2737 7 років тому

    I love this channel, it teaches me so much about the science of my hair 😊. As well as to be patient with my hair lol.

  • @aliciabrillante
    @aliciabrillante 7 років тому

    It took me years to learn but all that breakage on my ends was why my hair wasn't growing. I moisturize my ends multiple times a week, cut knots that will not untie and trim every season.

  • @gloriamatshoge8724
    @gloriamatshoge8724 6 років тому

    Very informative and practical video. It opened my eyes -LITERALLY .
    Kindly note :I have never ever trimmed before.
    My fine hair curls (3c/4a low porosity) from the roots ,coils in the middle of the strand (4b)(low porosity) and has kinky ends (4c)(high porosity)which make up almost 60% percent of the length of my hair .
    Must I cut the all kinks off ?
    Must I big chop?

  • @tisham913
    @tisham913 7 років тому

    I really love your channel. The videos are very detailed and informative.

  • @tracyalcide8152
    @tracyalcide8152 7 років тому

    I can't stress how much I love your channel :-), I have learned so much, I'm obsessed I had to check out the new video keep them coming :-)

  • @peacheslenoir6862
    @peacheslenoir6862 7 років тому

    Please do a video on Olaplex and natural hair. I'm thinking about doing treatments to stop breakage but I want to know what you think about it too

  • @fefey2202
    @fefey2202 7 років тому +5

    I was waiting for you to uplaod a video thaaaaanks! Can we have your wash day and week routine???

  • @halosandhorns8
    @halosandhorns8 5 років тому

    My left is shorter than my right, and the back is way shorter than the back. Been waiting for this!!

  • @pamelajones4412
    @pamelajones4412 7 років тому

    never thought about doing both pillowcase and bonnet I'll try that

  • @vinnettepope8255
    @vinnettepope8255 7 років тому

    Thank you for sharing this wonderful educational teaching information

  • @LovesofJBNeet
    @LovesofJBNeet 7 років тому

    Amazing video!!! very informative. You are extremely educated on this topic. I always get validation that I'm doing all the right things for my hair and I get to learn new info. tfs

  • @Evangelist.Elizabeth
    @Evangelist.Elizabeth 7 років тому

    Thanks for sharing about the sleeping because I have that problem too

  • @vananh148
    @vananh148 7 років тому +5

    Amazing!Please keep going, one day you make it big 💜

  • @makisov
    @makisov 7 років тому

    OMG liquid cream oil on ends! I do that too. I save the butters for hair only

  • @itsmesky90
    @itsmesky90 2 роки тому

    Silly me I thought my ends was finish because I don’t understand why it was rougher. Now I get it, it is normal! I won’t be frustrate anymore. :)

  • @gwendolyngordon9757
    @gwendolyngordon9757 7 років тому +1

    Your videos are sooooo helpful . Thank you!

  • @mamamiami5596
    @mamamiami5596 7 років тому

    Can you pleas do a video about the diffrences between essential oils and normal oils. The diffrences they make on your hair and scalp, and how they effect your hairgrowth. What are the results from both on longterm use?

  • @rain0069
    @rain0069 7 років тому +1

    im so thankful for this upload

  • @barbarasanon6765
    @barbarasanon6765 6 років тому +1

    Looking forward to some more great vidoes!!!👍👍

  • @Melodious0615
    @Melodious0615 7 років тому

    U always put out such great information!! I always learn something new....thanks 👏🏼😊

  • @eniolaolowoyo8027
    @eniolaolowoyo8027 6 років тому

    Come back soon, Green Beauty. I've watched your videos over and over again

  • @efh4020
    @efh4020 5 років тому +1

    Wish I had saw this before I chopped my mbl hair a year ago. Was about to do it again but now I won't.
    I now think that my excessive cutting is an old practice relevant to relaxers.

  • @monye9963
    @monye9963 7 років тому +11

    you're hair so gorgeous.

  • @BijinMCMXC
    @BijinMCMXC 7 років тому +24

    During my first 2 years natural, I trimmed my hair unnecessarily, thinking it was hair damage - a good 4 inches altogether. And I got realllly discouraged when I found that soon after I trimmed off the rough ends, they were back to being rough! Well, to remedy that, what I do now is I put my leave in conditioner, cream, then oil in my hair as usual whenever I'm about to do a twist out, but when I get towards the end of my twist I coat my ends with more cream and then finish twisting. With this I'm able to finally get defined smooth looking ends that STAY moisturized! I used to have a devil of a time with twist outs that had rough, tangly ends that ruined my whole look. It was so frustrating.

    • @thefactsaccordingtogabbie149
      @thefactsaccordingtogabbie149 7 років тому

      BijinXOXO omg! My life story😬 I did that once and literally after I cut it, it goes right back to looking and feeling the same. And lately I been thinking about doing another BC but scared that I'm taking away hard working inches for the same problem. I can't retain length, my hair is super frizz, and I hate my ends.

    • @thefactsaccordingtogabbie149
      @thefactsaccordingtogabbie149 7 років тому

      BijinXOXO may I ask? What type of cream you use/put on your ends? Most stuff I use either curl up my hair or cause shrinkage.

  • @ChideraStephen
    @ChideraStephen 6 років тому +1

    I’m always learning something new from this channel
    I like it
    😅

  • @MissNolver
    @MissNolver 4 роки тому

    You've explained it perfectly! Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙂

  • @cincirobin75
    @cincirobin75 7 років тому

    That's exactly my problem! Thank you for the information

  • @resinomad3750
    @resinomad3750 4 роки тому

    This video was Soo informational! I love when UA-camrs ACTUALLY provide factual and clear information thank you for being so thorough and detailed ❣️

  • @NanaNaima1
    @NanaNaima1 7 років тому +2

    Can you do a video on a natural relaxer from Ancient Hair Secrets

  • @ddll1957
    @ddll1957 7 років тому

    good info as usual. make more videos please, I be looking for you

  • @ClassyPrissy27
    @ClassyPrissy27 7 років тому

    Love your videos, very detailed and informed!