Vitamin D deficiency can also cause hair breakage, hair loss, and non-scarring alopecia. Vitamin D deficiency is also endemic in African people and diaspora because of avoiding sun exposure while actually needing more sun than people of European heritage or ethnicities with light complexions. In addition vitamin D fights inflammation. Inflammation also reduces hair quality. May this information bless someone who needs it. Feel free to research this yourself.
@@SeunOkimi💯💯💯 your methods WORK! I'm looking forward to the tutorial for this hairstyle as well 😍 I love kinky straight weave but weave literally kills my leave-out 😖
@@Chillinmesoftly-ft6mshii! Just wondering if you have any advice or tips for hair growth since it’s worked for you. My sister is 13 and has been really depressed with her hair as it hasn’t grown. Is there anything or advice or tips and routine you could share! Would be so appreciative!
I learned to braid using my daughter's Barbie head, my 9 year old granddaughter started doing the same thing last year. Practice, experimenting, and UA-cam university has saved me so much money and helped me to feel more comfortable doing my own protective styles and wearing my natural 4c hair. Your tutorials are awesome.
I’ve noticed this year when I do my hair and my granddaughters hair the whole box braids or what have you whatever they’re calling them now I’m free braid their natural hair only and then I go and with the extension hair I don’t add too much. It won’t be too heavy on every other day after school I hit it with spray, water and olive oil at the end of where their hair their own hair is in squish it in then I put a cream leave in and squish it, this has helped us retain every inch of hair. I just wanted to throw that out there for anyone. This has been my experience game changer.
inversion method be careful on wash day be mindful to be gentle with your hair always and be intentional low manipulation / protective styling : twists leave your hair alone no brushes/ combs. Only finger detangling
Also! What took me yearsssss to realize with protective styles is the type of hair you use. If the added hair you use is rough, the kanelalon hair can cut through your own hair. So Marley twists or boho braids are cute but depending on the hair, the strands can be rough and tangle up, cut through or dry out your own hair strands
What helps me is hair grease, it creates a barrier between your natural hair and synthetic hair, it gives my hair slip so even after take down , 3 months later my hair feels moisturized and the synthetic hair just feels smoothened. I moisturize and seal every few weeks and maybe wash once or twice during the wear.
Yeah this is exactly why when I do a true pro style, I use yarn, like crochet knitting yarn. 100% acrylic is when I use and I find that my breakage is quartered than when I use Marley or any hair from the beauty shop.
@bobokissa2502 Wool has been known to dry and break our hair! That's why people put satun bones in those wool French baret hats and silk scarves around the color of wool coats! The constant friction of wool against Afro hair causes breakage! When I do my African threading, I haven't done it yet, I'll use the weave thread to wrap around my hair to look like two strand twists! Quite a few ladies have videos on the Africa threading that that looks like two strand twists! They used wool and acrylic yarn, but I suggested using weave thread to the lady using wool yarn and she said she might give it a try!😊
God bless you 😊 your video makes me love our African hair so much more. My problem is staying consistent I could be taking care of my hair gently for 3-5 months then the next month I mess up by neglecting my hair for a while or being rough with them or having a bad experience with a hairstylist because I was too tired to braid my own hair, then it’s like all the previous effort was for nothing 😢 sometimes I literally pray to God to protect my hair when I don’t have the energy to take care of them properly because it’s not always easy
Same girl same! These utube videos is just like the motivational workout videos I’ll take a three hour nap watch six hours of motivational workout videos to get up and work out for 35 minutes lol so I’ll watch my favorite natural hair UA-camrs then around midnight. I’ll finally get up and start doing something to my head, especially on the, I’m depressed for lazy days of the month you’re not alone
This video is soooo GOOD! I love how you break it down about being gentle, learning how to style your own hair, and just overall being careful with your hair so that we can enjoy more length retention. This is GOLDEN! Thank you!
Wow Seun, its amazing to see your hair! I remember watching your video when you cut your hair and saying to myself that I'm going on this journey with you... then you hid from us and boom! Your hair is 5x longer than mine 😂😂. Following your last video, I washed my hair and kept telling myself "Don't do anything CRAZY!" Because that's what I had learned. You're a great teacher and I can't wait to support your products, even though I live in the UK ❤🇬🇭🇬🇧
This is the real hair gist, not all that 'hair growth product sermons' out there. Thanks Seun, you're one of the naturalistas I followed when I started my natural hair journey and I've learned alot from you over the years - especially crochet 😊
@SeunOkimi. Thanks for updating on these important nuggets Seun. I find I take longer styling my hair sometimes because I enjoy the process now, - so I take my sweet time being gentle, nurturing and loving the health of my hair, it feels therapeutic.
TYSM. I didn’t realize I was having health concerns until I started focusing on growing my hair, I was deficient in so many vitamins and nutrients. I now take supplements but needed a consistent regimen. Oh and you remind me of the singer Ari Lennox. Two BEAUTIFUL 😍
You're totally Godsent. I got really sad today thinking of how to care better for my hair as it breaks so bad & is barely retaining any length. Then your video popped up. Thank youuuu❤
Omgod CANT WAIT for the sewing tutorial. I really want a break and do something different so this is a godsend. Thanks for the videos your hair looks healthy and gorgeous!
All of this is facts! I wish I knew all of this when I first when natural. I did so much unnecessary manipulation from dyeing, silk presses, and TOOLS. Tools are such a big culprit for breakage. I stopped using a knock off Felicia Leatherwood brush and I've seen a huge difference in my density. Now I just flat twist and leave my hair alone for a week.
So excited for you! I can say I followed you way back when before you launched your multimillion dollar hair care empire. Much success to you. I'll be buying anything you create for sure!
Yayyy so glad you’re back!🎉🎉 couldn’t agree more with the finger detangling, it has been a game changer for me and my 4c hair. Looking forward to your line!❤
Thank Seun. What I hear and understand from you the most is be intentional about the love and care of your hair. ❤❤I look forward to you hair line launch! I was love seeing your journey. I love finger detangling as well! ❤🎉
My hair grows and retains length with making sure I clean and moisturize my hair well before French braiding it for crochet braids that I usually wear for two months at a time. I don't cut my ends often either. I have found that dying my hair dries my hair, so I just use rinses now.
You big chopped your hair like a year after I did and mine is slightly past my shoulders 😭 This ain’t fair!! Best believe I got my pen and notepad as I watch this video.
Omg! Hair care line! So excited for this!!! Also can you tell I come back every few months to refresh my knowledge when I’ve spent month treating my hair like a battle ground 😅
YES, black women need to know that their hair is ALWAYS GROWING! Many do not know how to care correctly for their hair to retain length. I have been on my new hair journey since April 2023, and my hair is the healthiest it has ever been. I have had long hair in the past, but my hair has never been this healthy. My hair has grown from shoulder length to past my waist in 17 months. I think your natural hair is so beautiful. Not sure why you are wearing a weave in this video. But to each his/her own.👍😊
I am so glad that you are back. I started with the UA-camr that laughed because UA-cam broke her hair off. I love that lady and then I found you. I just re-watched your big chop going natural video again, and the joy that you had in that video the way you explain thingsand express yourself. I’m so glad you’re not a foodie because I’d be fat. I cannot wait for your hair Caroline to give it a try on my hair and my two granddaughters hair. Keep up the great work.
I realise the volume of my hair expanded, but no length. For two months, my hair wasn't manipulated, and I grew close to 1 1/2 inch of hair. I'm so excited. I'm aiming for bra strap hair. Ðefinely going to be more kind to my hair.
Thank you, Beautiful Seun! 😊 I have always been able to keep my hair a decent length. A year and a half ago, I got diagnosed with a serious illness and started some rough meds. On top of that, I was getting married. 😖My hair went from waist length to collar bone. I got a keratin treatment in order to keep me from having to manipulate it as much. That, combined with biweekly alternating protein and DC treatments has gotten me back past bra strap! I also started WORKING OUT, lost 50 lbs, and discovered Viviscal, which has made my hair thicker than ever! I grew my hair this time and only wore a protective style twice! I only use the silicone shampoo scalp scrubber as a “brush” if not my fingers. I wear my hair in a clip or satin scrunchie when chilling at home. This is getting long lol, so I’ll just say that I can personally attest to every single one of your tips. Thank you for the love you show to our community! ❤
@ hey 😊 #1 I treated my mental health, including finding a doctor who took binge eating seriously #2 I took my time discovering several healthy foods that I actually LOVE, not just tolerate. I mean, individual ingredients. For example, I LOVE oatmeal and broccoli and salmon and rotisserie chicken and all fruits. I then started eating a diet of those same foods at least 5days a week; paying attention to when I was satisfied NOT full (I notice I take a small sigh and start getting distracted from my meal when I’m satisfied). I wasn’t strict on weekends except watching my portion sizes. #3 I exercise at least 30 minutes, 5days a week. I stuck to the same exercises that I didn’t hate doing (after taking 3 weeks to get used to doing it). I really like the stair climber and jogging to my favorite songs. 20 minutes of that and 10 minutes lifting weights in ‘problem areas’. I was losing a pound or 2 per week in no time! You have to do it for like a month before your body realizes that the changes are permanent and starts changing to reflect that. Consistency is key. Really watch those portions on the weekends when eating ‘fun food’ 🥰 weight is still gone today!
Lovely hair 😍. My goal is to have my hair in mini twists for the next 6 months...see how that helps because lately it's not only breaking but also shading a lot! Of course I'll wash and deep condition it inbetween weeks but i intend to keep it in twists right after 💯
Every time i see a notification, i leave everything.. Can i just say how beautifully long your hair has grown, it's amazing to see. Thank you for the video
You really hit the nail on the head...yes I too realised the less of customer focus ( individual's hair) and more on ensuring their purses fill up faster. Blessings!!!
Yeah! I’ve learned to finger detangle with some conditioner when taking out my protective styles and I’m actually seeing some growth! It takes longer but it’s nothing good streaming show or a few movies can’t fix. I try to make it a fun self care day haha
This was very helpful I really like your videos Seun I’m going to make up a commit to being more gentler with my hair I will report back next year with my results God bless you sis
Wow I need to try this because my goodness it was just yesterday cut your hair….I cut mine in 2015 and I see no progress whatsoever compare to your at all. Thanks for all the tips
Basically top tip from this video for me is learn how to do my own hair! This is such a good idea because the person who does my braids usually blows out my hair & it can hurt & when she braids sometimes towards the front. (I should tell her tbh so my bad). And I could find another person who doesnt blow dry before but my mum wouldnt agree.
“Don't let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyway; we might just as well put that passing time to the best possible use” - Earl Nightingale
Protective styles have been helpful in growing my hair. A few months ago I sewed down a u part wig and wore it as a protective style and it looked great but I experienced breakage in my nape area from the friction of the back of the wig. I was so discouraged but every time I experience a setback I count it as something new I learned about my hair and I keep moving forward on my hair growth journey lol now I know not to do that and if I do making sure my nape is always moisturized
@ 1:15 🎯 Notice she said avoiding breakage, which isn't healthy (& not) avoiding shedding, which is natural .. like animals shed their fur, so as do we, shed hair. 💯 you teach girl 👏🏾
Thanks a lot for ur videos, my hair has been growing a lot since i've discovered your channel 3 years ago!! I learnt and started to do my own hair since I found u.❤❤❤ , im in college and my daily routine is super busy. I've been shifting from box braids to recently a wig. I'm kinda tired of braids and I wanted to add another hairstyle to my hair care routine, but I dont know what to do.... I was thinking of doing crochet hair, but I dont know how much time should I stay with them. I dont mind a hairstyle that takes time to do it, but the amount of time I'll stay with them it matters to me,... could you please give me a suggestion, what should I do??
One thing i pray for God to give me is patience when finger detangling while putting in my protective styles and taking them out. When i was putting in the current protective style i have, half way through i got tired of finger detangling bcoz it was taking quite long (my arms were aching, i was also doing tiny mini twists), so i used a comb on the other side of my head. I can tell u know that my hair on my right is considerably shorter than that on my left. I have seen it for myself, ive felt bad, and i will try better next time😊
The thing with me is that my mom cannot allow me to spend an entire day on my hair, she says i need to study. So i would always do my hair in the evening. It took me 3 days to put in the mini twists i have
@@vimbai8519 ahh now I get your problem, you don't have a specific set day you can spend on doing your hair which pushes you to just rip through your hair as you are working on a time limit? ive had the same issue until i just solved it by just choosing a dedicated day and time specifically for my selfcare which includes my hair, it's also important for self love to have a day were you can just pamper yourself. Also like someone else said try to listen to podcasts or UA-cam and Netflix to pass time faster. I think you need to have a one on one conversation with your mom that not everyday is meant for studying and that taking care of your hair is also very important.
Heyy great video, was wondering what's your take on trimming? Do you trim your hair, if so how often? Would you recommend visiting a professional for it or do you think trimming at home is okay? should one trim in the natural state, dusting or after blowdrying? These are a lot of questions, I know sorry😅
Egbami, when did your hair grow this long?? But like I knew when you transitioned from relaxed hair… I am all shades of confused now. This is soooo impressive…. Like what 😮
On average hair grows 1/2 inch per month. However, there is MUCH you can do to promote faster hair growth. My hair is growing an inch a month easy and it is because of how I am caring for my hair which has it double the normal rate of growth.
Hey, Seun. I learnt a lot from this video. Thank you 😊. How can I maintain a clean and moisturized scalp and hair while on protective styling for a long period of time, like 2 to 3 months, as you have suggested?
I trust you… not only because you have long hair but are beautiful too…now for me to sleep and not forget about this vid tomorrow lmfao it’s too late here 😫😫
The fact that you outgrew my hair twice.. my hair just doesn't respect me 😭
I feel u
It's not funny sis😂😢
Literally
😂😂😂😂 I feel the same
Mine too 😭😭😭
Vitamin D deficiency can also cause hair breakage, hair loss, and non-scarring alopecia. Vitamin D deficiency is also endemic in African people and diaspora because of avoiding sun exposure while actually needing more sun than people of European heritage or ethnicities with light complexions. In addition vitamin D fights inflammation. Inflammation also reduces hair quality. May this information bless someone who needs it. Feel free to research this yourself.
Spot on! As an esthetician this deficiency is the main cause of my clients' hair and skin issues.
Thank you for sharing!
I've used your method and my hair growth is so much! Mines stayed at shoulder blade length now its almost touching my waist after two years.
Oh thats so amazing to hear!!!❤️❤️❤️
@@SeunOkimi💯💯💯 your methods WORK! I'm looking forward to the tutorial for this hairstyle as well 😍 I love kinky straight weave but weave literally kills my leave-out 😖
. What’s your method
@@Chillinmesoftly-ft6mshii! Just wondering if you have any advice or tips for hair growth since it’s worked for you. My sister is 13 and has been really depressed with her hair as it hasn’t grown. Is there anything or advice or tips and routine you could share! Would be so appreciative!
@@Adina.372use ayurvedic herbs
That's a sew in?!!! Oooh!! I can't wait for that video to drop. 🎉
You can't forget your German sister when you launch your hair care line. Please consider delivering overseas as well🥺🥺.
Yes!!!!!!!
Thanks you!🥰
@@SeunOkimi to the UK too please
Japan too please! We have nothing here!😅
Worldwide because I want to support as well from the British Virgin Islands 🇻🇬
I learned to braid using my daughter's Barbie head, my 9 year old granddaughter started doing the same thing last year. Practice, experimenting, and UA-cam university has saved me so much money and helped me to feel more comfortable doing my own protective styles and wearing my natural 4c hair. Your tutorials are awesome.
Oh thats amazing!!!! I'm really glad!❤😊 Aw yes! I'm definitely buying one for my little girl when I get to have one too🥰🥰🥰
Yup ❤
I’ve noticed this year when I do my hair and my granddaughters hair the whole box braids or what have you whatever they’re calling them now I’m free braid their natural hair only and then I go and with the extension hair I don’t add too much. It won’t be too heavy on every other day after school I hit it with spray, water and olive oil at the end of where their hair their own hair is in squish it in then I put a cream leave in and squish it, this has helped us retain every inch of hair. I just wanted to throw that out there for anyone. This has been my experience game changer.
inversion method
be careful on wash day
be mindful to be gentle with your hair always and be intentional
low manipulation / protective styling : twists
leave your hair alone
no brushes/ combs. Only finger detangling
My hair also grows when I exercise. Whenever I start a health journey with loads of exercising my hair takes off
Yes!!!
I’m sure it does because of the blood pumping
Also! What took me yearsssss to realize with protective styles is the type of hair you use. If the added hair you use is rough, the kanelalon hair can cut through your own hair. So Marley twists or boho braids are cute but depending on the hair, the strands can be rough and tangle up, cut through or dry out your own hair strands
What helps me is hair grease, it creates a barrier between your natural hair and synthetic hair, it gives my hair slip so even after take down , 3 months later my hair feels moisturized and the synthetic hair just feels smoothened. I moisturize and seal every few weeks and maybe wash once or twice during the wear.
Yeah this is exactly why when I do a true pro style, I use yarn, like crochet knitting yarn. 100% acrylic is when I use and I find that my breakage is quartered than when I use Marley or any hair from the beauty shop.
Yes I use Brazilian hair wool too. Saved my strands
@bobokissa2502 Wool has been known to dry and break our hair! That's why people put satun bones in those wool French baret hats and silk scarves around the color of wool coats! The constant friction of wool against Afro hair causes breakage! When I do my African threading, I haven't done it yet, I'll use the weave thread to wrap around my hair to look like two strand twists! Quite a few ladies have videos on the Africa threading that that looks like two strand twists! They used wool and acrylic yarn, but I suggested using weave thread to the lady using wool yarn and she said she might give it a try!😊
@@vastya.3255I do the same but moisturize weekly ❤
God bless you 😊 your video makes me love our African hair so much more. My problem is staying consistent I could be taking care of my hair gently for 3-5 months then the next month I mess up by neglecting my hair for a while or being rough with them or having a bad experience with a hairstylist because I was too tired to braid my own hair, then it’s like all the previous effort was for nothing 😢 sometimes I literally pray to God to protect my hair when I don’t have the energy to take care of them properly because it’s not always easy
Same girl same! These utube videos is just like the motivational workout videos I’ll take a three hour nap watch six hours of motivational workout videos to get up and work out for 35 minutes lol so I’ll watch my favorite natural hair UA-camrs then around midnight. I’ll finally get up and start doing something to my head, especially on the, I’m depressed for lazy days of the month you’re not alone
Get locs
@@ctay4sho09no
I don’t think it’s healthy how excited I am omg ❤😂
ahh❤️❤️❤️❤️😆😊
Girl omg I was looking for you a couple months ago and couldn’t find any recent videos! I’m so happy you’re posting a new video and that you’re ok!
Yes!! Thank you!!!🥰🥰❤️
This video is soooo GOOD! I love how you break it down about being gentle, learning how to style your own hair, and just overall being careful with your hair so that we can enjoy more length retention. This is GOLDEN! Thank you!
Thank you!!!!❤
Wow Seun, its amazing to see your hair! I remember watching your video when you cut your hair and saying to myself that I'm going on this journey with you... then you hid from us and boom! Your hair is 5x longer than mine 😂😂.
Following your last video, I washed my hair and kept telling myself "Don't do anything CRAZY!" Because that's what I had learned.
You're a great teacher and I can't wait to support your products, even though I live in the UK ❤🇬🇭🇬🇧
This is the real hair gist, not all that 'hair growth product sermons' out there. Thanks Seun, you're one of the naturalistas I followed when I started my natural hair journey and I've learned alot from you over the years - especially crochet 😊
I definitely want to try being more gentle to my hair😊 You seem like such a nice person to be around❤
Aw thank you!!❤❤❤ Yes! it helps a lot! Doing my hair is very relaxing for me when I'm stressed too!
@SeunOkimi. Thanks for updating on these important nuggets Seun. I find I take longer styling my hair sometimes because I enjoy the process now, - so I take my sweet time being gentle, nurturing and loving the health of my hair, it feels therapeutic.
TYSM. I didn’t realize I was having health concerns until I started focusing on growing my hair, I was deficient in so many vitamins and nutrients. I now take supplements but needed a consistent regimen. Oh and you remind me of the singer Ari Lennox. Two BEAUTIFUL 😍
Yey, she's back and with a product line brewing! Oh, it's a great day!!!!🤸🏾♀️
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Flat twists for the win! They have definitely helped me.I wear mine as a style though.
You're totally Godsent. I got really sad today thinking of how to care better for my hair as it breaks so bad & is barely retaining any length. Then your video popped up. Thank youuuu❤
Use aloe vera gel and ayurvedic herbs in your oils, teas and masks and see your hair transform!
5 years Natural and u the 1st to make since THANK YOU. I KNOW I will retain length from now on
Omgod CANT WAIT for the sewing tutorial. I really want a break and do something different so this is a godsend. Thanks for the videos your hair looks healthy and gorgeous!
Thank you!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are someone to watch!! I’ve been follow since before you went natural. Wow what amazing growth!!
All of this is facts! I wish I knew all of this when I first when natural. I did so much unnecessary manipulation from dyeing, silk presses, and TOOLS. Tools are such a big culprit for breakage. I stopped using a knock off Felicia Leatherwood brush and I've seen a huge difference in my density. Now I just flat twist and leave my hair alone for a week.
FINALLY ANOTHER BANGA!!
😊🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️
@@SeunOkimi your so pretty
So excited for you! I can say I followed you way back when before you launched your multimillion dollar hair care empire. Much success to you. I'll be buying anything you create for sure!
Aw, Thank you so much!!!!❤
In Jesus name, Amen!!! I definitely see that in her near future ❤.
Flat twisting is soo goooood. It not only looks smart, but also naturally straightens the hair. ❤ thanks Seun
Yayyy so glad you’re back!🎉🎉 couldn’t agree more with the finger detangling, it has been a game changer for me and my 4c hair. Looking forward to your line!❤
Thank you!!!!❤
Thank Seun. What I hear and understand from you the most is be intentional about the love and care of your hair. ❤❤I look forward to you hair line launch! I was love seeing your journey. I love finger detangling as well! ❤🎉
Yes!!! Thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️
Girl your hair is flourishing ❤❤❤
Thank you!!!❤❤
My hair grows and retains length with making sure I clean and moisturize my hair well before French braiding it for crochet braids that I usually wear for two months at a time. I don't cut my ends often either. I have found that dying my hair dries my hair, so I just use rinses now.
You big chopped your hair like a year after I did and mine is slightly past my shoulders 😭 This ain’t fair!! Best believe I got my pen and notepad as I watch this video.
Omg! Hair care line! So excited for this!!! Also can you tell I come back every few months to refresh my knowledge when I’ve spent month treating my hair like a battle ground 😅
So glad to see you! Your hair has grown SOOO MUCH!
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YES, black women need to know that their hair is ALWAYS GROWING! Many do not know how to care correctly for their hair to retain length. I have been on my new hair journey since April 2023, and my hair is the healthiest it has ever been. I have had long hair in the past, but my hair has never been this healthy. My hair has grown from shoulder length to past my waist in 17 months. I think your natural hair is so beautiful. Not sure why you are wearing a weave in this video. But to each his/her own.👍😊
I am so glad that you are back. I started with the UA-camr that laughed because UA-cam broke her hair off. I love that lady and then I found you. I just re-watched your big chop going natural video again, and the joy that you had in that video the way you explain thingsand express yourself. I’m so glad you’re not a foodie because I’d be fat. I cannot wait for your hair Caroline to give it a try on my hair and my two granddaughters hair. Keep up the great work.
Lord voiced texted that! Not”laughed”…… left because utube broke her hair off. Beg pardons voicing and from Alabama sometimes is just a NO!
Lol at the Alabama accent😄 Who was the UA-camr? I'm just curious
I realise the volume of my hair expanded, but no length. For two months, my hair wasn't manipulated, and I grew close to 1 1/2 inch of hair. I'm so excited. I'm aiming for bra strap hair. Ðefinely going to be more kind to my hair.
Thank you, Beautiful Seun! 😊 I have always been able to keep my hair a decent length. A year and a half ago, I got diagnosed with a serious illness and started some rough meds. On top of that, I was getting married. 😖My hair went from waist length to collar bone. I got a keratin treatment in order to keep me from having to manipulate it as much. That, combined with biweekly alternating protein and DC treatments has gotten me back past bra strap! I also started WORKING OUT, lost 50 lbs, and discovered Viviscal, which has made my hair thicker than ever! I grew my hair this time and only wore a protective style twice! I only use the silicone shampoo scalp scrubber as a “brush” if not my fingers. I wear my hair in a clip or satin scrunchie when chilling at home. This is getting long lol, so I’ll just say that I can personally attest to every single one of your tips. Thank you for the love you show to our community! ❤
I love that!!!
Thank you!!!!❤❤
If you don’t mind me asking how often and what did you do to lose 50 lbs also did you change your diet?
@ hey 😊 #1 I treated my mental health, including finding a doctor who took binge eating seriously #2 I took my time discovering several healthy foods that I actually LOVE, not just tolerate. I mean, individual ingredients. For example, I LOVE oatmeal and broccoli and salmon and rotisserie chicken and all fruits. I then started eating a diet of those same foods at least 5days a week; paying attention to when I was satisfied NOT full (I notice I take a small sigh and start getting distracted from my meal when I’m satisfied). I wasn’t strict on weekends except watching my portion sizes. #3 I exercise at least 30 minutes, 5days a week. I stuck to the same exercises that I didn’t hate doing (after taking 3 weeks to get used to doing it). I really like the stair climber and jogging to my favorite songs. 20 minutes of that and 10 minutes lifting weights in ‘problem areas’. I was losing a pound or 2 per week in no time! You have to do it for like a month before your body realizes that the changes are permanent and starts changing to reflect that. Consistency is key. Really watch those portions on the weekends when eating ‘fun food’ 🥰 weight is still gone today!
You really inspire me as a black girl that my hair can grow to waist length 😊❤
Please post the full sew in tutorial as soon as possible. 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I’m sick of dealing with leave out that won’t blend 😫
I feel you!!! It is out now!!😊❤️❤️
All Praises and Honor To The Most High! Yay❤ come on Sista!!!! 💞 I smiled through the entire video
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Lovely hair 😍. My goal is to have my hair in mini twists for the next 6 months...see how that helps because lately it's not only breaking but also shading a lot! Of course I'll wash and deep condition it inbetween weeks but i intend to keep it in twists right after 💯
Soooo thorough, these were great tips! You are someone I will definitely be taking notes from!!
I LOVEEE TYPE 4C HAIR MY PERSONAL FAVORITE HAIR TYPE
Every time i see a notification, i leave everything.. Can i just say how beautifully long your hair has grown, it's amazing to see. Thank you for the video
Aw, Thank you so much!!!!!
Can’t wait to see the tutorial for the sew in 😍😍
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Do your OWN HAiR. Salons r NOT gentle. athey r in a hurry to make that dollar off next client 😂
You really hit the nail on the head...yes I too realised the less of customer focus ( individual's hair) and more on ensuring their purses fill up faster. Blessings!!!
Very very very informative!!! Eye opening on hair growth and retaining length!!!❤
Thank you!!!!❤
Yes sweet sister ❤❤❤❤❤❤over the years I’ve watched you’ are simply beautiful inside and out ❤❤❤❤full of wisdom ❤
Thank you!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yeah! I’ve learned to finger detangle with some conditioner when taking out my protective styles and I’m actually seeing some growth! It takes longer but it’s nothing good streaming show or a few movies can’t fix. I try to make it a fun self care day haha
girl be glowing ......u looking amazing darling 😊❤
Aw, Thank you!!❤️❤️❤️
You're so pretty 🥺
Your natural hair length is my hair goal
I can't wait for your haircare line. ❤❤
This was very helpful
I really like your videos Seun
I’m going to make up a commit to being more gentler with my hair
I will report back next year with my results
God bless you sis
Wow you can defiantly tell she takes care of her hair!
Oh yeah! Will show a tutorial of doing a flat twist WHILE adding extra hair in???
Great to see you ❤️ with a video I have my natural hair as a male love your approach.
Oh thats great!!! Thank you!!❤😊
Wow I need to try this because my goodness it was just yesterday cut your hair….I cut mine in 2015 and I see no progress whatsoever compare to your at all. Thanks for all the tips
Going to natural hair salons helped me in the beginning of my natural hair journey
That's what I'm trying to find
Basically top tip from this video for me is learn how to do my own hair!
This is such a good idea because the person who does my braids usually blows out my hair & it can hurt & when she braids sometimes towards the front. (I should tell her tbh so my bad). And I could find another person who doesnt blow dry before but my mum wouldnt agree.
I love how Seun is moving to the biological aspect of hair growth. It really shows she's dedicated to helping us💗
“Don't let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyway; we might just as well put that passing time to the best possible use”
- Earl Nightingale
Girl I’m FEENIN for that no leave out sew in tutorial 😩
😆❤️❤️ Yes!! It is out now!!!
Welcome back!!! Wow your hair has grown !
Wow this hairstyle is amazing!!!! I need that tutorial
Thank you!!!
It's been a long time since I saw her videos she looks the exact same truly beautiful
Thank you!!!!❤
Protective style still need moisture. Use leave in conditioner after washing.
Protective styles have been helpful in growing my hair. A few months ago I sewed down a u part wig and wore it as a protective style and it looked great but I experienced breakage in my nape area from the friction of the back of the wig. I was so discouraged but every time I experience a setback I count it as something new I learned about my hair and I keep moving forward on my hair growth journey lol now I know not to do that and if I do making sure my nape is always moisturized
I love that! It is true, There is always something we can take out of a situation to learn more
thanks for the video, I just want to say u have the most beautiful eyes I've ever seen, those lashes wow! Are they natural or extensions?
Thank you!!!! They are extensions!!
@ 1:15 🎯 Notice she said avoiding breakage, which isn't healthy (& not) avoiding shedding, which is natural .. like animals shed their fur, so as do we, shed hair. 💯
you teach girl 👏🏾
Is the video for your current sew in out yet? I love it. How do you get that without leave out?
Thanks a lot for ur videos, my hair has been growing a lot since i've discovered your channel 3 years ago!! I learnt and started to do my own hair since I found u.❤❤❤ , im in college and my daily routine is super busy. I've been shifting from box braids to recently a wig. I'm kinda tired of braids and I wanted to add another hairstyle to my hair care routine, but I dont know what to do.... I was thinking of doing crochet hair, but I dont know how much time should I stay with them.
I dont mind a hairstyle that takes time to do it, but the amount of time I'll stay with them it matters to me,... could you please give me a suggestion, what should I do??
it is a blessed day! best birthday present! a Seun upload!
Happy Birthday darling
Happy 🎂🎉🎁🎂 Birthday !
Aww I hope you had an amazing Birthday!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😊😊
Your hair has grown back 🎉🎉
Thank you so much for this video! I need to know how you did this hairstyle, it looks beautiful 😍
❤️❤️❤️Thank you!!!! Yes, it is out now!!!
I was so excited to see this video!
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Me too 😅
A micro loc sista lookling to see what I can learn for my locs❤
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Happy to be the 1st viewer ❤❤
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Amazing advice! ❤🙌🏿 Thank you for sharing.
You're so welcome!
One thing i pray for God to give me is patience when finger detangling while putting in my protective styles and taking them out. When i was putting in the current protective style i have, half way through i got tired of finger detangling bcoz it was taking quite long (my arms were aching, i was also doing tiny mini twists), so i used a comb on the other side of my head. I can tell u know that my hair on my right is considerably shorter than that on my left. I have seen it for myself, ive felt bad, and i will try better next time😊
How about watching movies or UA-cam while detangling? I’ve found that makes the time spent unnoticeable for me.
The thing with me is that my mom cannot allow me to spend an entire day on my hair, she says i need to study. So i would always do my hair in the evening. It took me 3 days to put in the mini twists i have
@@vimbai8519 ahh now I get your problem, you don't have a specific set day you can spend on doing your hair which pushes you to just rip through your hair as you are working on a time limit? ive had the same issue until i just solved it by just choosing a dedicated day and time specifically for my selfcare which includes my hair, it's also important for self love to have a day were you can just pamper yourself. Also like someone else said try to listen to podcasts or UA-cam and Netflix to pass time faster. I think you need to have a one on one conversation with your mom that not everyday is meant for studying and that taking care of your hair is also very important.
Use rawits aloe vera gel yo detangle or the aloe prepoo treatment of African Pride
Thank you so much your tips have been so useful and I’m seeing a differnce in my hair and I’m so happy.
btw your stunning and look like a queen
Thank you so much!!
Heyy great video, was wondering what's your take on trimming? Do you trim your hair, if so how often? Would you recommend visiting a professional for it or do you think trimming at home is okay? should one trim in the natural state, dusting or after blowdrying?
These are a lot of questions, I know sorry😅
I want to know too!!
❤ this video 🎉 I would love to hear your thoughts about natural hair going grey my hair the growth feel like it has stopped...at shoulder length
Thank you for sharing your tips ❤
You are so welcome!
Egbami, when did your hair grow this long?? But like I knew when you transitioned from relaxed hair… I am all shades of confused now.
This is soooo impressive….
Like what 😮
i got a question.... in your hair growth journey have you ever struggled with scalp inflammation or itchiness?
Thank you Seun, always look forward to your videos
Thank you!!!❤❤
On average hair grows 1/2 inch per month. However, there is MUCH you can do to promote faster hair growth. My hair is growing an inch a month easy and it is because of how I am caring for my hair which has it double the normal rate of growth.
I'm into medium/large braids and wide tooth combs to stop breakage.
Never connected yoga to hair growth and Ive been doing yoga for a while. This explains so much.
Yes!!!
Hey, Seun. I learnt a lot from this video. Thank you 😊. How can I maintain a clean and moisturized scalp and hair while on protective styling for a long period of time, like 2 to 3 months, as you have suggested?
Tutorial on how you inserted the sew-in on a flat twist, please 🤲🏾
Yes, It is out now!!!
Yes, please...next tutorial!!!
I trust you… not only because you have long hair but are beautiful too…now for me to sleep and not forget about this vid tomorrow lmfao it’s too late here 😫😫
Looking forward to the sew in tutorial
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How often do you wash your hair a month...with or without a protective style in? And what product(s) do you use to keep your hair hydrated?
Thanks for sharing dear you have beautiful hair🤗🤗🤗👍
Thank you so much 🤗
Do you have a tutorial on your current hairstyle? 🥰 I love it
Yes, it is out now!!❤️❤️❤️