These Hairstyles Are Damaging Your Hair | Solutions To Damaging Hairstyles on Natural Hair!
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How do I treat my frayed ends, please 🙏🏽
Trims every 6-8 weeks until it’s healthy. Use my oil and deep conditioner to help hydrate your hair. Www.shenourished.com
Every 6 weeks cut until they are gone.
I just cut my ends yesterday, I'm still learning how to keep my ends healthy. I mostly wear my hair natural. My ends looked good, until I straighted my hair. I was shocked. I guess air drying my hair isn't good. 😢
I have very fine hair. Braids snatched my edges one time and I ain’t got em since.
I have Ultra-fine hair but strong edges and....I take the braids out of my edges if they are too tight!!
Same. I cannot get braids anymore. Any size is too heavy for my fine hair.
My mom tries to convince me to do wash and go’s. I told her if I wear my hair loose, I’ll have to braid it up after a full day and I’ll be too lazy too and wear my hair loose for a week. My hair breaks so much when I wear it loose too often. I just keep them in mini braids so it’s less manipulation and stress on my ends.
Afro’s and twist outs are cute, but with my hair’s short length and time, it’s just easier styling my hair in mini twist and going my way. I think they’re cute anyway and I care more about the health of my hair than trying to keep up with all the trends and beauty standards. It still looks presentable.
Omg! I have frayed ends. I was getting island twists and braids back to back. So that explains why my ends look like that smh. Thank you for the info.
I wear kinky twists braided extensions 12 weeks of the 52 a year. That's it. no more...I need access to my scalp and hair. I always get my trims every 12-16 weeks.
I believe black women just need to 💜💜💜 on their hair. I used to weave, braid, dye, bleach, flat iron every week. Got so tired of it and spending all that $. I have been natural for 4 years and use Ayurveda and my hair is SO happy/healthy and I feel more empowered!
Thanks so much for this video. Cuz I will not go back to the salon anymore nor wear tight ponytails. I like twists better than braids, cuz they’re easy on the scalp
All great points, thank you. Was waiting to hear about wash and go… and the safe way to do them.
I was looking for this comment. I was waiting on that too
I have to tread lightly when talking about certain styles lbvs but wash n gos can be ok just don’t air dry or use drying gels with them.
I air dry my hair...but my hair dries in an hour and I only use leave-in conditioner..not gel!! This is because my scalp doesn't like styling products and my trichologist told me to lay off the styling products and focus on keeping the moisture in my hair instead.
I use a Leave-In Styler (Camille Rose Aloe Butter Gel) and Wetline Xtreme Gel because I have a mixed coarse Coily type 4 and I live in a highly hot and humid industrial city so, by day 2, the crunch in the gel is already gone since the humidity breaks it down but my definition lasts between 5-7 days.
When I'm ready to wash, I use African Pride Preshampoo so, I don't have breakage.
This was a great video, thank you so much.
When I use synthetic extension (I don't use Kinky twist or coarse harsh extensions) I make sure to wash my scalp and hair every week even if it frizz.
It's better my hair is moisturised than for it to dry out and have a neat style.
Yeah that first picture of the ends is me and I’ve done back to back braids for years. Trying to find new hairstyles
I'm definitely the one with the messy ends from braids! I use your products, but now I'm gonna start taking your tips doing more stretched natural styles.
First! Got my pen and notebook ready!
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💯 Yes I LOVE TO WEAR SYNTHETIC BRAIDS but then I noticed that my ends were thinning and I didn’t know why. 😱 I haven’t wore weave in 5 months and my hair is THRIVING‼️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wish you were my hair stylist so bad. It’s so dry here in the DMV! It’s VERY hard finding a good hairstylist like yourself 😩
I love braids but I can’t anymore! It pulls my hair out and ruin all my hard work of taking care of my natural hair, I agree! And that fake hair is not good for you spiritually!
Every since I went back to a relaxer things are much easier.I don’t get stressed out about braids anymore .I only braid twice per year now . Thanks 🙏 for the information
I’d like to add that wearing ponytails all the time (especially low ones) cause breakage at the nape as well.
So what styles are actually healthy for the hair?
Exactly cause according to these UA-camrs you can’t do shit to your hair with breakages…atp do whatever style that your hair can handle. Everyone hair is different. My hair can handle braids and ima keep getting them too.
@@b.b.3761 the thing is what I noticed is everyone has a different opinion on this. This is clearly a controversial topic. Our hair in general just very delicate to say the least.
I think the solution is to use human hair when doing styles like braids, not doing a tight super sleek ponytail or just not wearing these styles too regularly.
I guess the best hairstyle to wear would ideally just be our natural hair with little manipulation. In reality our hair type just takes so much energy and time to maintain, and it does sometimes feel like the hairstyles we can do with it is limited without implementing those 'damaging' styles like braids, ponytails, buns etc... 😭
@@SOMETHINGTOSLOW it’s exactly this it’s to have low manipulation styles like twist, corn rows, different variations of that.
I find those are what the waist length natural hair women are doing.
But most people don’t want to have their hair in a natural state they want to have the extensions and all the added whistles and bells which nothing is wrong with that but there’s a price to pay.
@@nickiawalker645 I agree! With hair it's all about patience, proper care and time.
But most people like you said don't want to wear their hair natural and wait for the process of growing their hair over the course of several years.
The only time I ever had braids, it was with synthetic hair and it broke my hair off. I had to do a big chop.
Sorry to hear that 😢
Never heard of buns being damaging. I thought it protected your ends since they were tucked. Buns and bunned mini twists are go-to styles for my daughter. Otherwise she’d be playing in her hair or her ends will dry out. Does this just apply to tight buns? Are loose buns okay?
Your right 😊😊😊
I have a question why most hairdressers or hair stylists do not have
healthy natural hair ??
They wear loads of weaveons ,wigs ect such a turn off for me and am
refering to the women 😲😲
I really want to be a straight natural but the weather condition in Ghana makes it difficult to keep my silk press
What about straight back cornrows under wigs? I have fine hair. I think wigs in general have thinned my perimeter a little. I’m waiting for the weather to get to 60 degrees again so I can rock silk presses 😮💨
Cornrows under wigs are ok.. just avoid synthetic hair. And yes wigs can do that. It’s best to not do anything excessively. Maybe wear headband wigs and leave your edges out.
I have ultra-fine hair. I only flat twist my hair under my wigs with no extension hair. I only wear wigs for 12 weeks of the year and I only wear braided kinky twists for 12 weeks of the year. I take down my flat twists every week and shampoo and deep condition with heat.
Shell, how much of your conditioner should we be using? I have fine hair and I use about a quarter-sized amount for my entire head and then comb through. I’m always afraid that using too much conditioner will leave a film on my hair and therefore will affect how well my hair presses (I straighten with an old-fashioned hot comb….not too hot).
Where are you located?
So there was someone saying how they had human hair for braiding and every stylist refused.
Wait, why??
@@SOMETHINGTOSLOW I don’t know. I thought that was odd too most of the braiders Want to only use synthetichair. But the girl said she legit tried looking and kept on getting declined to braid hair. They don’t want to use it.
@@nickiawalker645that’s odd…probably because the hair is to smooth and don’t have a grip like synthetic hair does idk
@@shelltalkshair exactly what she said they said is because it’s too smooth and there’s not enough grip but then it beats the purpose. Of trying to get human hair instead of synthetic that is ripping out our hair.
@@nickiawalker645 this is when you learn to braid your own hair. in the 90s people got human hair braids all of the time in the Caribbean...with no edge control or braiding gel!
Alternating the ponytail to a different spot .. ok
Are your products good for 3b/3c hair as well?
Yes, my products are used on all hair types. Here’s a video I did and used my products on her before I recorded
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@@shelltalkshair thank you for responding, excited to try them!
Whats the name of your hair its cute?
Braids truly are damaging!!!
I’ve cut over 9 inches of hair this year alone. ❤
I only bun because my ponytail looks choppy 😢
I wear buns too but I use silk hair ties and a silk bun maker. My hair is usually in a silk press or a bun with a crown braid lol but I don’t wear the bun too tight when I do wear them, and I let my hair out when I’m at home.
@@__HappilyMarriedgreat advice 💕
Which brand of silk hair ties do you use? I have yet to find a nice skinny silk hair tie.
@@DS-Trina I just ordered a bunch from Amazon and that’s where I got the bun maker from too. The bun maker was a little pricey but worth it. Even using a satin, or a blend is okay as long as it not the actual hair ties. I blow out my hair too, I know longer style my hair wet. My hair was really short and choppy too for a few months when I tried cutting my hair so I’d do a crown braid in the front (because it was too short to even make it in a bun) and then bun the back.