As some one who suffers from psoriasis these comments are really starting to irritate me. So many people that know nothing are saying 'why doesn't she stop wearing weave?'or 'give her hair a break'. I know for a fact that whether someone with these conditions has weave or wears their natural hair out the effects of the condition remain the same unless they're being treated and in this video it's being treated incredibly well. It's so much harder to wear your own hair when you suffer from this, it's tiring having to do your hair every morning because you have to pick the flakes out. I'd be grateful to have someone like this in the UK.
Noob Flex I wish I could boost this comment to the very top of this thread!!! Thank you kindly for leaving it and being transparent with the truth about coping with the disease. I have tried to respond to as many of those comments but it’s tiring ME out. 🤦🏽♀️.. I think I’m done with responding to those..THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THIS!!! Please subscribe and look out for the final part 3 when she comes back in a few weeks!!
my friend doesnt even have thick hair like this woman does, she has asian hair and she has psoriasis at the back of her head. people don’t understand that its genetic, not from sew ins🙃
I suffer from this I don't wear extensions or weave so this has nothing to do with how she wears her hair. I wanted to know if she has it any place else I have it on my face I haven't found anything that works . On my face or scalp I love the way you take your time with her. Are you in New York?
This woman deserves every dollar, dime, nickel, and penny for her work. I know for a fact that not all stylists are going to do all that ir care like that.
This is probably the first video I've seen where someone is so compassionate, caring and understanding of what can really be an embarrassing skin issue. I'm so happy this woman has found a stylist who will not only make her hair beautiful, but also help her in her journey through SD/psoriasis!
Tiffany Wilson Hello everyone.. dandruff causes lots of other dangerous diseases like cancer etc. none of the doctors worldwide could find the cure for dandruff. BUT ONLY BRAHMRISHI KUMAR SWAMI JI has the permanent cure for this dandruff. Yall can google it.. and see the videos of billions of people getting rid of dandruff in just 5 minutes forever. Hope this helps so many people out there suffering from same :)
I have never seen a stylist take such care of someone with this condition. Kudos to the stylist for obviously caring and taking time to help take care of the scalp without making the client feel more self conscious than she probably already does. I wish you were in my town.
Psoriasis doesn't care what color you are. Im a middle-aged white woman who's had this problem all my life. I don't keep my hair down very often. I keep it long so I can pull it back so no one can see the eruptions and patches on my scalp. To those who question her having a weave.... I'm sure it's much easier having a weave then to pick her skin out of her hair and hope no one notices. It's embarrassing. I personally can't find a stylist that I trust enough to cut and style my hair. I know the condition is normal but I still feel horrible about myself whenever it's noticed. Bless you for being such a kind person and taking such amazing care of your clients. I wish there were more people like you!
For people who are judging her on wearing weaves, let me tell you this conditions has psychological implications and this woman was lucky to find a hair stylist that actually cares about her scalp and hair growth. Stop judging and appreciate the good work she's doing
As a retired stylist and current RN, I was pleased with your care, ethical treatment and quality work. You deserve to have praise and the people who are doubting your treatment are misguided. Beautiful work and quality treatment of a lady who was really mistreated prior to your assistance. Bravo!
Thank you for being a nurse. I am a certified nursing assistant. I see and know how hard nursing is. I want to take a moment to thank you for everything you do.
I honestly could have cried a with how much dignity you treated her. My scalp looked like hers before I was treated ... and I felt SO ashamed. Had I gone to a salon ... I would have been humiliated ... but if I had someone like you ... oh my gosh. You have a soul of gold. Thank you for this video.
I love how you’re treating your client.. you’re not putting on rubber gloves or saying “euww” or treating her like she has a contagious disease or like she’s dirty... you’re treating her with respect and helping her with her problem. You are a good person with a good heart. I was going to say try Tea tree oil... it helps and gets rid of bacteria and a lot of this bacteria that causes this. It’s helped me A LOT.
Psoriasis is a autoimmune disease. To my knowledge not bacteria is involved (I have plaque psoriasis on my scalp. As for anyone with psoriasis, stress increases the symptoms, BTW psoriasis started when I was 10 yo after a physical agression) I know teatree oil is antiseptic so if you have any info about this probable bacteria I would be interested to know more. Plus do you mean teatree essential oil? Because essential oil have alcoolh and alcoolh burns and hurts on red (inflammated) psoriastic skin.
As a white girl, I can openly say I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to black hair and related issues. What I can say is how much I appreciated the level of care and appreciation you showed this woman despite her scalp challenges. You treated her like a human, with the respect and dignity she deserves. Bless you both!
@@Nokss_20 I think she meant in general, especially in some of her other videos, cause black people's hair is a lot thicker, do sometimes you need to be more patient working through it.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Karla! She is such a sweet and dedicated stylist. She knows exactly what she's doing and she's very professional. My mother used to be a hairdresser and I've seen stylists flat out turn away people with scalp conditions and dandruff because it was 'unsanitary'. Karla sets a great example as a stylist
I'm neither black or a woman but I still very much appreciate the service you provided to this lady and to the cosmetology community. This was a very educational and well put-together video! I suffer from psoriasis which is why I clicked and am embarrassed to admit that I have never seen the process of weave maintenance! I never knew how much time and effort went into it! Wow white privilege am I right? lol. But on a serious note: thank you. :)
I honestly feel so grateful to see a hairstylist put so much care into a single client. I do not have any hair problems like hers, but it is nice to know that if I ever did, there are people out there who would be willing to compromise on treatments and take my personal problem into account. I hope her scalp continues to do better in the future and that you know your really making a difference in this persons life.
I have seborrheic dermatitis and I am ashamed to go to a hairdresser. You are honestly amazing, the way you work and the way you treat your clients is wonderful.
In the first installment of this client you said something that really reached me. You said that IF she could get someone to clean her hair they refused to touch her scalp. How sad is that?? I know she is thankful for you every day when she looks in the mirror and sees gorgeous hair! Bless you for being kind and taking the time and not humiliating her and making her feel like a leper!
Seeing a hair care specialist be so passionate, professional, considerate and patient makes me so happy and grateful that people like this do what they love everyday.
I live in Detroit, I don't have psoriasis, and I'm white... but I really wish you were my hair stylist! Anyone who devotes that much time and effort to their clients is showing that they truly care. I wish all stylists were like you.
@@rawangabr3630 well you have to treat defendant hair type accordingly. You would use the same products you use on straight thin hair and thick and curly. These are not directly connected with race but can be at time. While my mother and I are the same race she has thick curly hair while I have very straight hair we don't use the same hair products but even then she still would use the same as some with an afro which has more curl than hers. I would say my moms is mostly just frizz so that's how she treats it
You are a true professional! Not many cosmetologists would take the time that you have. It is evident that this is your passion! She is a lucky woman to have found you!
I can not believe the difference between the last video and this one. Her scalp looks so much better and fresh. I feel just calling you a hair dresser does give you enough credit. Now that’s someone who knows how to take care of hair
I am not a black woman who knows anything about this at all, but I do know that you my dear woman are a professional who takes pride in her work. Job well done.
I kept seeing part one one my recommendations but I was like, no way I'm watching that. I don't have the stomach for this kind of thing, but you know what, I bit the bullet and I watched it, and came here for part 2! And I learned so much. Your client has really beautiful hair...and the best hairdresser a girl could ask for.
As someone who has eczema and goes through cycles of flaking, I’m so happy you take your time to treat your client with the care and respect she needs. You’re an amazing cosmetologist. So patient and informative.
Y'all were a blessing for that woman. You probably lifted her up so much by helping her with her hair and gave her back some joy in her life. She made a good choice picking your salon.
This hairdressor did an amazing job caring for her client. The way she carefully worked all of the psoriasis out of her hair and scalp was awesome! I am glad that the client found someone to care for her issue with such care! The hairdo came out fabulous!
I would like to thank you for educating me today!! I've seen videos before that had women with "crusty" hair in them and thought it was pretty gross..... "Why don't they just wash that crud out of their hair??".... Thanks to these two videos you did, I now know what it is and it's not just a simple thing to just wash your hair and be done with it. I honestly did not know what a process it is for black ladies to get their hair done like this. I don't know if I would have enough patience to spend that much time getting my hair done! Kudos to all the ladies who choose to get a weave!! I'm not sure what the correct way to say this is... with the way the country has been divided the past several years I don't want anyone to think I'm disrespecting them.... but I've often wanted to ask black ladies about their hair and how they take care of it. At my job I work mostly with men, and the women are predominantly white (trucking industry in Ohio), so the opportunity just isn't there. And I'm sure I'd get some "looks" if I were to go up to a random woman out shopping and ask her how she takes care of her hair and if I could touch it!! You are a very knowledgeable and caring cosmetologist. It's easy to see that you have your clients best interests in mind. The one comment shocked me - the woman pretty much yelled at you for giving your client another weave right away. But had she listened to what you were saying in your video, you explained she was in the public eye - this was only going to be temporary and she was planning on getting her hair cut short when she had this weave removed. You and your client were comfortable with that - so what's the problem?? smh... Ignore the haters and keep enjoying your work!!
Magnolia L thank you so much! This comment made my soul smile!!! I have read a few like yours but this one really put the icing on the cake!!! I didn’t have any intention of this video being so popular..with that, so many different people get to share my every day job with me. I didn’t realize that it was a peek into a world that so many people are removed from..or not aware of at all! I feel great for being a catalyst of a little bit of random UA-cam knowledge for you today!! 🤗🤗 I appreciate you more than you know!! Have a wonderful day!!!
It must be such a blessing to have had someone like you that was willing to take your time with her. Beautiful hair will boost anyone's mood! Kudos to the stylist!
I had no idea doing Black Women’s hair takes so much time. It’s an art. You are really good and you did an excellent job with her hair. It looks great.
Hello. I thank you kindly for your comment. I have Caucasian clients that I do this exact same service on also. Caucasian women book me for sew ins frequently. Most of them do not have dandruff. Most of my black clients don’t have dandruff either. This is 1 lady… she has been my only client to date that has had both plaques psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis. Most of my black or white clients has one or the other.. rarely both,
As a guy who has seboheric dermatitis and used to have longer hair that was very thick but with loose curls that got tighter in the back of my head, a scalp dcleaning shower took about 30 extra minutes of scalp conditioning. It became a major waste of time and summer here gets up to 105. I decided to do the big chop and left with a 9 inch long braid. My symptoms are no different if not worse, but I can use treatments more quickly. I want to thank you for dispelling myths about dermatitis and being so professional with the services you perform. I wanted to share my story because like I said, my hair was very long and a cut did not change anything except the amount of time it takes me to personally treat my dermatitis. I did it because as a guy I can wear a short cut or a long cut at my job. To ask a woman to literally wear her hair less than 3.5 inches is very traumatic for many who have grown up with long hair. Comments about nasty and this and that, if you had a microscope most of you would not believe how much dead hair and skin we all cart around. Anyway your work is amazing and deserves commendation, especially your remarks about how removing flakes dry causes more trauma because a karyolytic (dermatitis softener which can be many things, from conditioners to the RX spray you showed) ensures only the skin that is ready to go leaves.
You hear about hairdressers who turn people away who have these conditions and dont want to be bothered to help them feel better about their appearance. And then there are people like you who are so loving and compassionate and really understanding. God bless you as you are blessing these people with situations they didnt ask for and did nothing to deserve!
I think the fact that you’re so understanding where other people would be judgemental says so much about your character. Honestly, what a great attitude to have, I can see why your clients are forever clients ❤️
As a white woman with psoriasis, I have trouble finding a stylist that will "deal" with my psoriasis. No one will comb out my flakes or help with my dry patches at all. I really love how much time you take with her. Thank you.
Thank you for being kind and understanding. This condition can be humiliating and embarrassing for those that have it and she's lucky to have you to stand by her through it and work with her through it. We all Deserve to be and feel beautiful. Great job.
as for someone who heavily suffers from psoriasis, i applaud you as a person and as a hair stylist by helping her feel beautiful. too many people don’t realize how embarrassing it is to have extreme dandruff especially in social/public settings. so props and kudos to you!
I could tell from both of your videos that you are knowledgeable and compassionate about your profession. It’s very rare. The time and care you’ve but into her hair is definitely the reason her growth is successful. Amazing video!!! Loved it.
This is what being a cosmetologist is all about our job is to make people feel better about themselves and that's what this woman is doing she's helping her feel better confidentially and physically ! Props to you girl I bet that woman feels so much better going to someone who knows their craft and is educated enough to know how to handle these situations ! That builds trust between you and the client !
My Son suffers terribly with Psoriasis on his head, he has never had a weave or any sort of extensions. His father as well had severe Psoriasis, it is genetic and has nothing to do with extensions. 2muchhair, I admire the care you give to your clients, they are lucky to have you....Love to you...Love to all...Kitten
I bet she feels so much better after this process too. I am sorry she has to go through this. I am glad there are people like this that are not turning her away .
Her hair and scalp look really healthy now. And her natural hair is really beautiful. You have done an awesome job in taking care of your clients and I commend you for your patience and knowledge. Some cosmetitions don't have the patience to do what you do but they don't understand that if you have clients that are happy they come back and tell other people how awesome and professional you are. God bless.
Good God! I have heard that black women have to spend a lot of time and $$$ on their hair, but I had NO IDEA that it could be this extreme. I am no expert so I’m not judging. But I have enormous empathy for any woman who has to go through all of that to look good enough in the public eye. Critics are harsh. Especially on women, and even worse to black women. I’m just an anybody and I have and can just shave my head if I want to. Your care and thoughtfulness is present in the care of your client. I admire and respect your honesty in pointing out the difference between medicine and cosmetic. Hopefully one day there will be a cure for this condition. I learned a lot watching this video.
superhappylucky thank youuuuu!!!!! 😘😘😘😘 I appreciate the candidness of your comment, I am happy to bring some random insight to you today. Real quick I want to share this with you. We (speaking for all of us) don’t “have” to spend a lot of money or time on our hair at all it is a choice. I have 1 hour services as well as extension services. The only service that may exceed 3.5 hours is a hair coloring service. Only because I don’t do fashion braids or individual istick like extensions. There is a stylist for every budget, you just have to find the best.. and then be prepared to grow with him/her when they recognize their worth. Some people in my area say I am expensive but my clients 9 times out of 10 don’t think twice about it because my services come with much more than a hairdo.. I am by default a psychiatrist, nutritionist, consultant, concierge, chemist, formulator, scientist, parenting specialist, relationship advisor, broker, massage therapist and amongst other unverified professions, an overall “wealth of knowledge” (their words not mine)... We don’t HAVE to wear weaves either, that is most definitely a choice also. I greatly enjoyed responding to your comment and thank you again for leaving it!!! Have a wonderful rest of the day and please share this video!! 💯😉
I think it's really amazing that you take the time to really help your client and work so hard to make sure she's feeling comfortable with her appearance. What you do for your clients is truly a service of patience and love. Your knowledge, professionalism and passion really show in your work. Thank you for helping people feel beautiful in their own skin.
I have been SO embarrassed by this, and its gotten to a point where I apologize to my hairdresser as soon as I sit in their chair. I appreciated the information, but also the compassion you showed. I'm going to definitely get one of those tools, and talk to my doctor about that spray.
I stumbled upon this video last night, watched both parts and found it extremely fascinating. I guess what impressed me the most is that you are so dedicated to helping your client. It seems like you've gone above and beyond to help restore her hair and scalp and I don't feel like many hair stylists would do that. You've done a great job, not just with her hair but with rebuilding her self esteem and confidence, I'm sure.
You knowledge is impressive, but it's your heart that shines. The care you take to ensure a healthier outcome in the long run is wonderful. You are truly a godsend to your clientele. Respect.
You are a kind, compassionate, intelligent, skilled stylist, and a magician. I honestly could not watch the first video after about 3 minutes. I felt nauseated. I am not in any way meaning to offend anyone. this condition is very frustrating and even emotionally painful for some people ( I had a room mate who had it). I myself have an auto-immune disorder which affects my hair, because it causes thinning and loss. But I wanted to see how you treated this lady and what the final result was. I wish I could find a stylist so amazingly gifted as you. I never had a weave, as I am Latina and have natural wavy hair that has been nice all my life, though it is thinning a lot now. I have so much respect and gratitude for you. Thanks for the great educational videos.
Her scalp looks sooo much better. And you’re extremely talented, and very knowledgeable in your profession... more should care the way you do. Great job. And it looked as natural as can be to. But the best part is seeing how the scalp IS getting healthy again... nice. Very very nice
My aunt has suffered with psoriasis her whole life and it was such a struggle for her finding a hair dresser because Noone wanted to deal with a flaky scalp. Seeing the level of professionalism and caring that you have is really heart warming. Thank you
I grew up watching my mom do hair. She did it for over 50 years. I just turned 50 and in all my experience, I have NEVER came across someone to measure up to my mom until now. You are a true, intelligent, inspiration for all that watch you and go to you. You truly know your craft, and that is a wonderful gift. 💗
Thank a God for knowledgeable, sensitive and very skilled stylist like you. U should consider being a teacher at a cosmetology school. U r very articulate and succinct with your word choices. I don’t have this problem but I can empathize.
I have psoriasis on my scalp pretty bad. It gets really bad during season changes and when I have stressful periods in my life. I’ve gone to salons to get haircuts and have been turned away bc of my psoriasis. It’s very embarrassing for me and being a young adult being turned away by professionals makes me upset and feel like I’m not doing something right in my routine. I’ve gone to 3 different dermatologist and had one who wouldn’t even touch me to look at my issue. He had the nerve to tell me I don’t have a problem and that if I washed it everyday TWICE A DAY that I wouldn’t have this issue! My scalp bleeds and hurts washing it just every other day! It’s very inspiring to see professionals like you who understand the struggle and want to help. Thank you so much for your services it really does help those of us who feel discouraged and “gross” about out psoriasis. It’s stylist like you that make a difference in the world ❤️
Harmony Cachola-Peck I have psoriasis on my scalp. What works for me is alternating shampoos between Dermarest, Neutrogena T/Gel, and one with tea tree oil, peppermint, and aloe. I also have a prescription ointment called clobetasol proprionate that I use for bad flare ups. And I only wash it every other day too.
Monkeh Bunnes thank you for your help! Just wondering have you had any issues with peppermint or tea tree oil burning your scalp? I've tried a few tea tree products and especially during bad flare ups it burns my scalp! I've learned to water down products with these ingredients to stop the burning but then in turn it obviously doesn't work as it should!
i have eczema on my scalp during stressful periods too and it looks pretty much the same as psoriasis in ways that my scalp erupts, although not anywhere near to her extent. My dermatologist prescribed me a 2% ketoconazole shampoo and I alternate it with my moisturizing shampoo. It works wonders on me although my scalp does feel a burning sensation whenever I use the shampoo, which I honestly think is because the affected scalp is already red and stressed out to begin with. I'm not a medical professional so Idk if it'll work on everyone, but just wanted to share on what worked on me :)
Harmony Cachola-Peck I've been there. I started my changing my diet and looking at what I was allergic to; both topically and what I ingested. It noticed that panthenol in many hair styling products caused me to flare up. The hair gels, spritz, and holding sprays were snatching my edges! I'm allergic to nuts. They are everywhere! I ended up eliminating things until I found out what triggered me. The UA-cam Influnencers started their natural hair videos and taught me about different all natural products. I felt it couldn't hurt. Through trial and error, I learned what worked for me. Now my hair is thick, soft, long (annoyingly so-like big chop worthy), and I am blessed. And grateful. I wish these ladies were around when I was little. I wouldn't have felt so ashamed in high school and my young adult years.
You are an amazing and kind person. Most hair dressers are not going to go to the lengths you have. You not only treat your clients with dignity and respect but, you also have tons of knowledge about this subject. I hope your business doubles as a result of this video.
I was watching a keke challenge gone bad and UA-cam sent me here. I got engrossed with it and now I’ve watched both videos. I’m not even a woman or Black/African-American/person of African descent, and I felt so relieved by this video. That must have felt so good to have your hair cleaned and loosened. This felt like a Dr. Pimple Popper video except with hair and scalp. Big ups to the cosmetologist!
I never knew what a weave really was or how it was applied until this video. It's so cool. It's like watching arts and crafts and it looks SO NICE! I have eczema and sometimes I get spots on my head and yeah, it's embarrassing when you're scratching your skin off, and it hurts! It's so nice that you have taken the time to really take care of your client and I bet she feels really cared for too.
As a woman with the same scalp condition, I want to thank you. It is really hard to find someone that takes the time to understand the emotional pain our situation causes. I go through periods is hair loss in patches due to my psoriasis. I watched the first video as well. I just know that you cleaning her scalp felt so good to her. It would to me.
I too have dermatitis of the scalp and I admire the fact that you are so knowledgeable on the subject. You are so right about some stylists not wanting to do your hair when your scalp flares up. I have washed my hair before going to the hairdresser. No I mostly wash my hair myself once per week
I’m not a professional at ANY of this, but I can totally tell that your clients must love you because they all look amazing after you’re done with them!
Wow I’m amazed at how clear you made her scalp. I’ve had psoriasis since I was a child and my scalp is only that clear when I’m rigorous with my hair drops and shampoo. You did amazing work!!!!
I haven't been to the salon in years due to my scalp and stylists acting like they don't want to touch me. I just do my best at home but you have given me hope I might find someone that doesnt act like a fool when it comes to my psoriasis.
Wow watching both parts 1 and 2 you did and excellent job... psoriasis and other hair conditions really get the best of all of us and I think you offered great a therapeutics and helped restore this persons confidence... keep up the great work
I said it on the first one but I'll say it again. You're an angel. I'm so glad that you are out there helping people with their hair and conditions that I've seen other people turn away even though-- as you said-- it's not contagious and it won't harm the person doing the treatments/styling/cutting/braiding the hair.
I have an immune disease that also affects my hair. Its painful in some areas and I wish I had a hairdresser like you who is as polite and gentle, and is really informed about clients and their own issues!!
I don't have psoriasis OR hair like this, I am of a different race BUT I think you did something so wonderful for this girl and I hope she is confident with herself!! You both are beautiful inside and out!
Marie Hubbard yes I am aware, what I meant by that was I have a different hair type, I'm white so I would not know what having hair like hers AND this disease would be like
I don't know how I got here, but you are doing such an amazing job helping these women. I can't imagine what it must be like to have that condition. My heart goes out to them.
You are so kind, sympathetic, gentle with your clients and fantastic at what you do. God has truly given you a talent for this profession. She is so blessed to have found you, this is so time consuming. What is the cost?
As some one who suffers from psoriasis these comments are really starting to irritate me. So many people that know nothing are saying 'why doesn't she stop wearing weave?'or 'give her hair a break'. I know for a fact that whether someone with these conditions has weave or wears their natural hair out the effects of the condition remain the same unless they're being treated and in this video it's being treated incredibly well. It's so much harder to wear your own hair when you suffer from this, it's tiring having to do your hair every morning because you have to pick the flakes out. I'd be grateful to have someone like this in the UK.
Noob Flex exactly!
I agree!
Noob Flex I wish I could boost this comment to the very top of this thread!!! Thank you kindly for leaving it and being transparent with the truth about coping with the disease. I have tried to respond to as many of those comments but it’s tiring ME out. 🤦🏽♀️.. I think I’m done with responding to those..THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THIS!!!
Please subscribe and look out for the final part 3 when she comes back in a few weeks!!
my friend doesnt even have thick hair like this woman does, she has asian hair and she has psoriasis at the back of her head. people don’t understand that its genetic, not from sew ins🙃
I suffer from this I don't wear extensions or weave so this has nothing to do with how she wears her hair. I wanted to know if she has it any place else I have it on my face I haven't found anything that works . On my face or scalp I love the way you take your time with her. Are you in New York?
Girl I love you, everyone needs a hairdresser like this, someone who truly cares for and respects her clients, you’re doing fantastic ❤️
This woman deserves every dollar, dime, nickel, and penny for her work. I know for a fact that not all stylists are going to do all that ir care like that.
This is probably the first video I've seen where someone is so compassionate, caring and understanding of what can really be an embarrassing skin issue. I'm so happy this woman has found a stylist who will not only make her hair beautiful, but also help her in her journey through SD/psoriasis!
Tiffany Wilson Hello everyone.. dandruff causes lots of other dangerous diseases like cancer etc. none of the doctors worldwide could find the cure for dandruff. BUT ONLY BRAHMRISHI KUMAR SWAMI JI has the permanent cure for this dandruff. Yall can google it.. and see the videos of billions of people getting rid of dandruff in just 5 minutes forever. Hope this helps so many people out there suffering from same :)
I have never seen a stylist take such care of someone with this condition. Kudos to the stylist for obviously caring and taking time to help take care of the scalp without making the client feel more self conscious than she probably already does. I wish you were in my town.
AJKMotivationFitness what town is she located in?
MichelleTv I believe she’s in Nashville, Tennessee
Psoriasis doesn't care what color you are. Im a middle-aged white woman who's had this problem all my life. I don't keep my hair down very often. I keep it long so I can pull it back so no one can see the eruptions and patches on my scalp. To those who question her having a weave.... I'm sure it's much easier having a weave then to pick her skin out of her hair and hope no one notices. It's embarrassing. I personally can't find a stylist that I trust enough to cut and style my hair. I know the condition is normal but I still feel horrible about myself whenever it's noticed. Bless you for being such a kind person and taking such amazing care of your clients. I wish there were more people like you!
For people who are judging her on wearing weaves, let me tell you this conditions has psychological implications and this woman was lucky to find a hair stylist that actually cares about her scalp and hair growth.
Stop judging and appreciate the good work she's doing
Cynthia Macaringue amen
As a retired stylist and current RN, I was pleased with your care, ethical treatment and quality work.
You deserve to have praise and the people who are doubting your treatment are misguided. Beautiful work and quality treatment of a lady who was really mistreated prior to your assistance. Bravo!
Thank you for being a nurse. I am a certified nursing assistant. I see and know how hard nursing is. I want to take a moment to thank you for everything you do.
I honestly could have cried a with how much dignity you treated her. My scalp looked like hers before I was treated ... and I felt SO ashamed. Had I gone to a salon ... I would have been humiliated ... but if I had someone like you ... oh my gosh. You have a soul of gold. Thank you for this video.
I love how you’re treating your client.. you’re not putting on rubber gloves or saying “euww” or treating her like she has a contagious disease or like she’s dirty... you’re treating her with respect and helping her with her problem. You are a good person with a good heart. I was going to say try Tea tree oil... it helps and gets rid of bacteria and a lot of this bacteria that causes this. It’s helped me A LOT.
She really is treating her well! Tea tree oil does help! But I have enstilar and it works wonders too!
Psoriasis is a autoimmune disease. To my knowledge not bacteria is involved (I have plaque psoriasis on my scalp. As for anyone with psoriasis, stress increases the symptoms, BTW psoriasis started when I was 10 yo after a physical agression) I know teatree oil is antiseptic so if you have any info about this probable bacteria I would be interested to know more. Plus do you mean teatree essential oil? Because essential oil have alcoolh and alcoolh burns and hurts on red (inflammated) psoriastic skin.
This woman is so lucky to have found a stylist who cares so much about her and her condition. I've had DOCTORS who don't care as much.
I hate when people treat clients with flaky scalps like crap. there needs to be more people like you
Now this is what you call professional, and a stylist that actually cares for her client!!!
As a white girl, I can openly say I'm pretty ignorant when it comes to black hair and related issues. What I can say is how much I appreciated the level of care and appreciation you showed this woman despite her scalp challenges. You treated her like a human, with the respect and dignity she deserves. Bless you both!
It's not a black issue, it's a scalp condition.
@@Nokss_20 I think she meant in general, especially in some of her other videos, cause black people's hair is a lot thicker, do sometimes you need to be more patient working through it.
ALL professionals in ANY profession should be as kind and interested and caring as you are. YOU set an example of a REAL PROFESSIONAL.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate Karla! She is such a sweet and dedicated stylist. She knows exactly what she's doing and she's very professional. My mother used to be a hairdresser and I've seen stylists flat out turn away people with scalp conditions and dandruff because it was 'unsanitary'. Karla sets a great example as a stylist
I'm neither black or a woman but I still very much appreciate the service you provided to this lady and to the cosmetology community. This was a very educational and well put-together video! I suffer from psoriasis which is why I clicked and am embarrassed to admit that I have never seen the process of weave maintenance! I never knew how much time and effort went into it! Wow white privilege am I right? lol. But on a serious note: thank you. :)
I honestly feel so grateful to see a hairstylist put so much care into a single client. I do not have any hair problems like hers, but it is nice to know that if I ever did, there are people out there who would be willing to compromise on treatments and take my personal problem into account. I hope her scalp continues to do better in the future and that you know your really making a difference in this persons life.
I have seborrheic dermatitis and I am ashamed to go to a hairdresser. You are honestly amazing, the way you work and the way you treat your clients is wonderful.
Same!! :/
In the first installment of this client you said something that really reached me. You said that IF she could get someone to clean her hair they refused to touch her scalp. How sad is that?? I know she is thankful for you every day when she looks in the mirror and sees gorgeous hair! Bless you for being kind and taking the time and not humiliating her and making her feel like a leper!
Your clients are blessed to have such an intelligent, empathetic and skilled Cosmetologist in their lives!
I second that.
Seeing a hair care specialist be so passionate, professional, considerate and patient makes me so happy and grateful that people like this do what they love everyday.
I need this woman in my life, she speaks with knowledge about hair and not just about taking your money.....she actually care about her clients hair
I live in Detroit, I don't have psoriasis, and I'm white... but I really wish you were my hair stylist! Anyone who devotes that much time and effort to their clients is showing that they truly care. I wish all stylists were like you.
why does race matter?
@@rawangabr3630 well you have to treat defendant hair type accordingly. You would use the same products you use on straight thin hair and thick and curly. These are not directly connected with race but can be at time. While my mother and I are the same race she has thick curly hair while I have very straight hair we don't use the same hair products but even then she still would use the same as some with an afro which has more curl than hers. I would say my moms is mostly just frizz so that's how she treats it
I love how compassionate she is with her clients. ❤️
You are a true professional! Not many cosmetologists would take the time that you have. It is evident that this is your passion! She is a lucky woman to have found you!
I can not believe the difference between the last video and this one. Her scalp looks so much better and fresh. I feel just calling you a hair dresser does give you enough credit. Now that’s someone who knows how to take care of hair
Idk how the hell I got here, but girl you is going places! This is what we need someone who actually cares for someone's hair.
chelupasMyname yess!! She’s amazing!
I don't know how I ended up here watching this video. But I have to say that you are a beautiful person and professional. The final result is amazing
I am not a black woman who knows anything about this at all, but I do know that you my dear woman are a professional who takes pride in her work. Job well done.
I kept seeing part one one my recommendations but I was like, no way I'm watching that. I don't have the stomach for this kind of thing, but you know what, I bit the bullet and I watched it, and came here for part 2! And I learned so much. Your client has really beautiful hair...and the best hairdresser a girl could ask for.
Charlie K. I was feeling the same, but watched it too. It did make me scratch a little, though. LOL!
As someone who has eczema and goes through cycles of flaking, I’m so happy you take your time to treat your client with the care and respect she needs. You’re an amazing cosmetologist. So patient and informative.
As a cosmetologist for 20 years now u are absolutely fabulous! Ur voice is soothing as well as ur touch!!! I’m also a picker lol but great work
Y'all were a blessing for that woman. You probably lifted her up so much by helping her with her hair and gave her back some joy in her life. She made a good choice picking your salon.
I’ve never seen a hairdresser who cares so much about her clients!!!! Ms. Hairdresser you are the bomb diggity!!!!!
This hairdressor did an amazing job caring for her client. The way she carefully worked all of the psoriasis out of her hair and scalp was awesome! I am glad that the client found someone to care for her issue with such care! The hairdo came out fabulous!
I would like to thank you for educating me today!! I've seen videos before that had women with "crusty" hair in them and thought it was pretty gross..... "Why don't they just wash that crud out of their hair??".... Thanks to these two videos you did, I now know what it is and it's not just a simple thing to just wash your hair and be done with it. I honestly did not know what a process it is for black ladies to get their hair done like this. I don't know if I would have enough patience to spend that much time getting my hair done! Kudos to all the ladies who choose to get a weave!!
I'm not sure what the correct way to say this is... with the way the country has been divided the past several years I don't want anyone to think I'm disrespecting them.... but I've often wanted to ask black ladies about their hair and how they take care of it. At my job I work mostly with men, and the women are predominantly white (trucking industry in Ohio), so the opportunity just isn't there. And I'm sure I'd get some "looks" if I were to go up to a random woman out shopping and ask her how she takes care of her hair and if I could touch it!!
You are a very knowledgeable and caring cosmetologist. It's easy to see that you have your clients best interests in mind. The one comment shocked me - the woman pretty much yelled at you for giving your client another weave right away. But had she listened to what you were saying in your video, you explained she was in the public eye - this was only going to be temporary and she was planning on getting her hair cut short when she had this weave removed. You and your client were comfortable with that - so what's the problem?? smh... Ignore the haters and keep enjoying your work!!
Magnolia L thank you so much! This comment made my soul smile!!! I have read a few like yours but this one really put the icing on the cake!!! I didn’t have any intention of this video being so popular..with that, so many different people get to share my every day job with me. I didn’t realize that it was a peek into a world that so many people are removed from..or not aware of at all! I feel great for being a catalyst of a little bit of random UA-cam knowledge for you today!! 🤗🤗
I appreciate you more than you know!! Have a wonderful day!!!
It must be such a blessing to have had someone like you that was willing to take your time with her. Beautiful hair will boost anyone's mood! Kudos to the stylist!
I had no idea doing Black Women’s hair takes so much time. It’s an art. You are really good and you did an excellent job with her hair.
It looks great.
Hello. I thank you kindly for your comment. I have Caucasian clients that I do this exact same service on also.
Caucasian women book me for sew ins frequently. Most of them do not have dandruff. Most of my black clients don’t have dandruff either.
This is 1 lady… she has been my only client to date that has had both plaques psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis. Most of my black or white clients has one or the other.. rarely both,
As a guy who has seboheric dermatitis and used to have longer hair that was very thick but with loose curls that got tighter in the back of my head, a scalp dcleaning shower took about 30 extra minutes of scalp conditioning. It became a major waste of time and summer here gets up to 105. I decided to do the big chop and left with a 9 inch long braid. My symptoms are no different if not worse, but I can use treatments more quickly. I want to thank you for dispelling myths about dermatitis and being so professional with the services you perform. I wanted to share my story because like I said, my hair was very long and a cut did not change anything except the amount of time it takes me to personally treat my dermatitis. I did it because as a guy I can wear a short cut or a long cut at my job. To ask a woman to literally wear her hair less than 3.5 inches is very traumatic for many who have grown up with long hair. Comments about nasty and this and that, if you had a microscope most of you would not believe how much dead hair and skin we all cart around. Anyway your work is amazing and deserves commendation, especially your remarks about how removing flakes dry causes more trauma because a karyolytic (dermatitis softener which can be many things, from conditioners to the RX spray you showed) ensures only the skin that is ready to go leaves.
You hear about hairdressers who turn people away who have these conditions and dont want to be bothered to help them feel better about their appearance. And then there are people like you who are so loving and compassionate and really understanding. God bless you as you are blessing these people with situations they didnt ask for and did nothing to deserve!
I think the fact that you’re so understanding where other people would be judgemental says so much about your character. Honestly, what a great attitude to have, I can see why your clients are forever clients ❤️
I don’t know how I got here, but I’m glad I watched both parts 1 & 2. You have a lot of heart in what you do. Thank you for sharing!
As a white woman with psoriasis, I have trouble finding a stylist that will "deal" with my psoriasis. No one will comb out my flakes or help with my dry patches at all. I really love how much time you take with her. Thank you.
Diamond Coursey Same.
I learned more watching these two videos than I have trying to get help!
What a blessing to have a cosmetologist who is not afraid to assist in such diagnosis. I love it.
The ammount of compassion, care, understanding and patience is remarkable! You are amazing!
This is a real stylist! What a wonderful lady to be so compassionate and so good with her clients.
Thank you for being kind and understanding. This condition can be humiliating and embarrassing for those that have it and she's lucky to have you to stand by her through it and work with her through it. We all Deserve to be and feel beautiful. Great job.
as for someone who heavily suffers from psoriasis, i applaud you as a person and as a hair stylist by helping her feel beautiful. too many people don’t realize how embarrassing it is to have extreme dandruff especially in social/public settings. so props and kudos to you!
I could tell from both of your videos that you are knowledgeable and compassionate about your profession. It’s very rare. The time and care you’ve but into her hair is definitely the reason her growth is successful. Amazing video!!! Loved it.
Felisha Martin thank you!!! 💯
This is what being a cosmetologist is all about our job is to make people feel better about themselves and that's what this woman is doing she's helping her feel better confidentially and physically ! Props to you girl I bet that woman feels so much better going to someone who knows their craft and is educated enough to know how to handle these situations ! That builds trust between you and the client !
Thank you love!!!! I appreciate your comment, I wish you much success!!!! 💯
My Son suffers terribly with Psoriasis on his head, he has never had a weave or any sort of extensions. His father as well had severe Psoriasis, it is genetic and has nothing to do with extensions. 2muchhair, I admire the care you give to your clients, they are lucky to have you....Love to you...Love to all...Kitten
You are more then a stylist you are a care giver! Your videos are so informative.
Your client is SO LUCKY to have found you. You're a hair angel!
You are such a sweetheart, any haters need to check their hearts. She is lucky to have such a thoughtful stylist.
I bet she feels so much better after this process too. I am sorry she has to go through this. I am glad there are people like this that are not turning her away .
Her hair and scalp look really healthy now. And her natural hair is really beautiful. You have done an awesome job in taking care of your clients and I commend you for your patience and knowledge. Some cosmetitions don't have the patience to do what you do but they don't understand that if you have clients that are happy they come back and tell other people how awesome and professional you are. God bless.
Good God! I have heard that black women have to spend a lot of time and $$$ on their hair, but I had NO IDEA that it could be this extreme. I am no expert so I’m not judging. But I have enormous empathy for any woman who has to go through all of that to look good enough in the public eye. Critics are harsh. Especially on women, and even worse to black women. I’m just an anybody and I have and can just shave my head if I want to. Your care and thoughtfulness is present in the care of your client. I admire and respect your honesty in pointing out the difference between medicine and cosmetic. Hopefully one day there will be a cure for this condition. I learned a lot watching this video.
superhappylucky thank youuuuu!!!!! 😘😘😘😘
I appreciate the candidness of your comment, I am happy to bring some random insight to you today. Real quick I want to share this with you. We (speaking for all of us) don’t “have” to spend a lot of money or time on our hair at all it is a choice. I have 1 hour services as well as extension services. The only service that may exceed 3.5 hours is a hair coloring service. Only because I don’t do fashion braids or individual istick like extensions. There is a stylist for every budget, you just have to find the best.. and then be prepared to grow with him/her when they recognize their worth.
Some people in my area say I am expensive but my clients 9 times out of 10 don’t think twice about it because my services come with much more than a hairdo.. I am by default a psychiatrist, nutritionist, consultant, concierge, chemist, formulator, scientist, parenting specialist, relationship advisor, broker, massage therapist and amongst other unverified professions, an overall “wealth of knowledge” (their words not mine)...
We don’t HAVE to wear weaves either, that is most definitely a choice also.
I greatly enjoyed responding to your comment and thank you again for leaving it!!! Have a wonderful rest of the day and please share this video!! 💯😉
I think it's really amazing that you take the time to really help your client and work so hard to make sure she's feeling comfortable with her appearance. What you do for your clients is truly a service of patience and love. Your knowledge, professionalism and passion really show in your work. Thank you for helping people feel beautiful in their own skin.
This woman is smart as hell. I’m not even into hair, but I watched both videos because it was so interesting.
wait i don’t know how i got here but i love this women she cares so much about her job and these videos are interesting woah
The care that you put into the client's hair and scalp is amazing.
I agree!! VERY professional and informative. That client is fortunate to have her even though Im sure the condition gets on her nerves.
I honestly respect the way you take pride in your work as well as actually caring for your client
I have been SO embarrassed by this, and its gotten to a point where I apologize to my hairdresser as soon as I sit in their chair. I appreciated the information, but also the compassion you showed. I'm going to definitely get one of those tools, and talk to my doctor about that spray.
I stumbled upon this video last night, watched both parts and found it extremely fascinating. I guess what impressed me the most is that you are so dedicated to helping your client. It seems like you've gone above and beyond to help restore her hair and scalp and I don't feel like many hair stylists would do that. You've done a great job, not just with her hair but with rebuilding her self esteem and confidence, I'm sure.
Omg same
It’s so satisfying so see it all flakey and then so smoother and clean
Please keep us updated with this client! Would love to see her recovery.
You knowledge is impressive, but it's your heart that shines. The care you take to ensure a healthier outcome in the long run is wonderful. You are truly a godsend to your clientele. Respect.
You are a kind, compassionate, intelligent, skilled stylist, and a magician. I honestly could not watch the first video after about 3 minutes. I felt nauseated. I am not in any way meaning to offend anyone. this condition is very frustrating and even emotionally painful for some people ( I had a room mate who had it). I myself have an auto-immune disorder which affects my hair, because it causes thinning and loss. But I wanted to see how you treated this lady and what the final result was. I wish I could find a stylist so amazingly gifted as you. I never had a weave, as I am Latina and have natural wavy hair that has been nice all my life, though it is thinning a lot now. I have so much respect and gratitude for you. Thanks for the great educational videos.
Her scalp looks sooo much better. And you’re extremely talented, and very knowledgeable in your profession... more should care the way you do.
Great job. And it looked as natural as can be to. But the best part is seeing how the scalp IS getting healthy again... nice. Very very nice
My aunt has suffered with psoriasis her whole life and it was such a struggle for her finding a hair dresser because Noone wanted to deal with a flaky scalp.
Seeing the level of professionalism and caring that you have is really heart warming. Thank you
I grew up watching my mom do hair. She did it for over 50 years. I just turned 50 and in all my experience, I have NEVER came across someone to measure up to my mom until now. You are a true, intelligent, inspiration for all that watch you and go to you. You truly know your craft, and that is a wonderful gift. 💗
Thank a God for knowledgeable, sensitive and very skilled stylist like you. U should consider being a teacher at a cosmetology school. U r very articulate and succinct with your word choices. I don’t have this problem but I can empathize.
I think it’s amazing how you really helping your client out of passion. Not everyone would do that.
Her scalp already looks so much better! You do wonderful work!
I have psoriasis on my scalp pretty bad. It gets really bad during season changes and when I have stressful periods in my life. I’ve gone to salons to get haircuts and have been turned away bc of my psoriasis. It’s very embarrassing for me and being a young adult being turned away by professionals makes me upset and feel like I’m not doing something right in my routine. I’ve gone to 3 different dermatologist and had one who wouldn’t even touch me to look at my issue. He had the nerve to tell me I don’t have a problem and that if I washed it everyday TWICE A DAY that I wouldn’t have this issue! My scalp bleeds and hurts washing it just every other day! It’s very inspiring to see professionals like you who understand the struggle and want to help. Thank you so much for your services it really does help those of us who feel discouraged and “gross” about out psoriasis. It’s stylist like you that make a difference in the world ❤️
Harmony Cachola-Peck I have psoriasis on my scalp. What works for me is alternating shampoos between Dermarest, Neutrogena T/Gel, and one with tea tree oil, peppermint, and aloe. I also have a prescription ointment called clobetasol proprionate that I use for bad flare ups. And I only wash it every other day too.
Monkeh Bunnes thank you for your help! Just wondering have you had any issues with peppermint or tea tree oil burning your scalp? I've tried a few tea tree products and especially during bad flare ups it burns my scalp! I've learned to water down products with these ingredients to stop the burning but then in turn it obviously doesn't work as it should!
i have eczema on my scalp during stressful periods too and it looks pretty much the same as psoriasis in ways that my scalp erupts, although not anywhere near to her extent. My dermatologist prescribed me a 2% ketoconazole shampoo and I alternate it with my moisturizing shampoo. It works wonders on me although my scalp does feel a burning sensation whenever I use the shampoo, which I honestly think is because the affected scalp is already red and stressed out to begin with. I'm not a medical professional so Idk if it'll work on everyone, but just wanted to share on what worked on me :)
Harmony Cachola-Peck I don't have issues with the shampoo I use but I've never tried a product with tea tree or peppermint that you would leave on.
Harmony Cachola-Peck I've been there. I started my changing my diet and looking at what I was allergic to; both topically and what I ingested. It noticed that panthenol in many hair styling products caused me to flare up. The hair gels, spritz, and holding sprays were snatching my edges!
I'm allergic to nuts. They are everywhere! I ended up eliminating things until I found out what triggered me.
The UA-cam Influnencers started their natural hair videos and taught me about different all natural products. I felt it couldn't hurt. Through trial and error, I learned what worked for me. Now my hair is thick, soft, long (annoyingly so-like big chop worthy), and I am blessed. And grateful. I wish these ladies were around when I was little. I wouldn't have felt so ashamed in high school and my young adult years.
You are an amazing and kind person. Most hair dressers are not going to go to the lengths you have. You not only treat your clients with dignity and respect but, you also have tons of knowledge about this subject. I hope your business doubles as a result of this video.
You are so professional, informed and sensitive to your client. Excellent!!!
I was watching a keke challenge gone bad and UA-cam sent me here. I got engrossed with it and now I’ve watched both videos.
I’m not even a woman or Black/African-American/person of African descent, and I felt so relieved by this video. That must have felt so good to have your hair cleaned and loosened. This felt like a Dr. Pimple Popper video except with hair and scalp.
Big ups to the cosmetologist!
I love the way you talk it's so comforting
This is the Lord's work. Impressed is an understatement. Not only are you extremely skilled, but you are compassionate. Truly a pro.
I never knew what a weave really was or how it was applied until this video. It's so cool. It's like watching arts and crafts and it looks SO NICE! I have eczema and sometimes I get spots on my head and yeah, it's embarrassing when you're scratching your skin off, and it hurts! It's so nice that you have taken the time to really take care of your client and I bet she feels really cared for too.
As a woman with the same scalp condition, I want to thank you. It is really hard to find someone that takes the time to understand the emotional pain our situation causes. I go through periods is hair loss in patches due to my psoriasis. I watched the first video as well. I just know that you cleaning her scalp felt so good to her. It would to me.
Candice G l
I love how much care this stylist puts into her client. Very professional. I wish I had someone like this in my life to help me take care of my hair
I too have dermatitis of the scalp and I admire the fact that you are so knowledgeable on the subject. You are so right about some stylists not wanting to do your hair when your scalp flares up. I have washed my hair before going to the hairdresser. No I mostly wash my hair myself once per week
I’m not a professional at ANY of this, but I can totally tell that your clients must love you because they all look amazing after you’re done with them!
Wow I’m amazed at how clear you made her scalp. I’ve had psoriasis since I was a child and my scalp is only that clear when I’m rigorous with my hair drops and shampoo. You did amazing work!!!!
I haven't been to the salon in years due to my scalp and stylists acting like they don't want to touch me. I just do my best at home but you have given me hope I might find someone that doesnt act like a fool when it comes to my psoriasis.
Wow watching both parts 1 and 2 you did and excellent job... psoriasis and other hair conditions really get the best of all of us and I think you offered great a therapeutics and helped restore this persons confidence... keep up the great work
Her scalp looks so refreshed after the treatment
I said it on the first one but I'll say it again. You're an angel. I'm so glad that you are out there helping people with their hair and conditions that I've seen other people turn away even though-- as you said-- it's not contagious and it won't harm the person doing the treatments/styling/cutting/braiding the hair.
I have an immune disease that also affects my hair. Its painful in some areas and I wish I had a hairdresser like you who is as polite and gentle, and is really informed about clients and their own issues!!
I'm so glad you could help her with her hair, especially with a skin issue. You went the extra mile to do it right. Looks great!
her new weave looks very pretty, i think its great that you can help her with the health of her scalp.
I don't have psoriasis OR hair like this, I am of a different race BUT I think you did something so wonderful for this girl and I hope she is confident with herself!! You both are beautiful inside and out!
Kake Gurl any race can get psoriasis
Marie Hubbard yes I am aware, what I meant by that was I have a different hair type, I'm white so I would not know what having hair like hers AND this disease would be like
I don't know how I got here, but you are doing such an amazing job helping these women. I can't imagine what it must be like to have that condition. My heart goes out to them.
Her hair looked so wonderful after that comb and wash!! That is so great that you are willing to help her and tailor your process to her needs
i have so much respect for hairdressers like you who put so much dedication into making a difference into a clients hair.
You are so kind, sympathetic, gentle with your clients and fantastic at what you do. God has truly given you a talent for this profession. She is so blessed to have found you, this is so time consuming. What is the cost?
Its very satisfying when her hair is braided. I can see the results a lot better. Looks like a big relief for her.