Yes! I wondered to myself where are the proper stylist. NO one should be ripping through your hair and acting as if they don't have the time! Hence me not going to the shops.
I remembered getting my hair done in Nigeria. I had like 6 girls working on my hair. Very fast, neat, & affordable. When I returned back to America, the compliments were crazy! I can’t wait to go back. My experience was amazing at the salon.
This is my dream! Going to a hair salon where people understands how curly my hair behaves. Without getting weird comments and without being afraid of them judging me and not being able to know what to do. I'm so tired of having to guide professionals. I just want to sit bakc and relax
My last stylist was like this. Gentle and patient! I'll be returning to her for a trim soon. Stylists like this exist in the U.S. but you have to really look for them.
I hate that's your experience but that's not true. There are Natural Organic salons for the African American in the USA, might be hard to find but they are definitely here. There is an amazing one in Pensacola FL, where they even educate the community with tutorials/short classes so their cliental so they can take care of their own hair at home.
I actually had this done at a shop in California where I live and I was washed and twisted just like that in an hour!! For $60 and it was the best salon experience ever!!
Sometime back in the 90s when I was a kid, I had an experience at a hair salon in Jamaica (based in someone’s house)where I realized for the first time that other people knew things about my hair that I had no idea about and that no one was teaching me. Gotta go BACK to my roots!😄 🇯🇲
Yes!! I'm blessed that I grew up with my Nan who is Jamaican, she would have my hair looking so good with her homemade treatments. She had her own hairdressers and I would get my hair done by her every few weeks. I've always regretted not following more closely how she done my hair.
They should license and franchise this! I wish they had this in my area. Yeah we have full natural salons here. But not the simple focus concept like this where you get in and out. That level of care for that price is amazing! I would love to go here.
I didn’t expect the entire process to cost 9,600- especially being on the island, it isn’t bad. Another UA-camr, Sola Fagbemi, made a video visiting this salon to take out her braids (if. I remember correctly), and she mentioned that the stylists were timed to ensure that they were being efficient the entire process. Which I deeply appreciate, like Zainab said, I don’t want to spend my entire day at the salon.
I damn near cried when she said "Dry bar for african women". The twist out is perfect too. The retro atmosphere is on point, so cheerful. a great video.
You mean other countries, not "culture"... Black people have the same culture worldwide, we just practice & interpret it differently. it's all in our DNA African Americans are descendants of enslaved Africans who were taken from West Africa, especially from Nigeria & Ghana... The clue is in the description: "African American".
Beautiful salon beautiful twist out I love how more and young Africans are destroying the lies of poverty and stereotypes that the western world tells us about Africa
The way they did your hair is exactly how i do my own! I find it doesnt hurt AT ALL when i do my own hair. This video lets me know that my Nigerian roots are embedded in me naturally(no pun intended) thanks dad may he rest peacefully😇
@@harrah5 but not taking the approach she showed in this video. i went to my first natural hair salon in DC 22 years ago. Have YET to see or experience anything like this video.
Well, this old white woman is both fascinated and a more than a bit jealous : the salon was just wonderful and the result is spectacular. Gorgeous locks !!
"Team Volume over Team definition" 😊I'm so glad you said that!! defined hair is certainly beautiful but, nothing beats the fluffy Cloudy look. I rather have my hair look bigger and undefined than defined and squished. Great Video!
YAS YAS YAS!!! I’m all about the volume but unfortunately I was born with a strange grade of thin hair that will not give me what I like. Diana Ross has always been my idol when it comes to the fluff
I wish I had this salon concept in CA. All that loving attention and no chemicals and only $20. I would be there every 2 or 3 weeks . We need more salons like this.
You may look at $20 dollars as cheap but to be truthful that price will actually be seen as too high by indigenes, like that's a whole N9600 for just a wash and go with twist. I do have to admit that the stylist did a great but by Nigerian standard that wash and go with twist should only cost about like $14 if not less, and that $20 is full cost for a box braid or some other protective weaving if I'm to be honest with you
That salon is amazing! From the gentle detangling to the way she washed it with the lose braids in letting them come out organically, to the oil scalp massage, to the take home they gave you. I was screaming inside. The decor and design is super beautiful as well.
Sample different types. I have a hit list of them you will love. Yellowsisi is amazing with styling and pampering. Apples and oranges are still the best at updos. They give you an elegant finish and treatment too. KLS sis knows her stuff. Then on the mainland we get the best of everything. Styling pampering caring. All at dirt cheap rates. And then braiders who do magic for a token. If you're interested hit me up. There are some for home service or when you have a party and need tonstep out looking your best.
Such a simple, yet genius concept. Sometimes we think of salons as these grand, fancy, expensive places that you only go to ahead of special occasions. But sometimes it's nice to just take a break, let someone else detangle or shampoo your hair. It doesn't have to be about hair dye & hair cuts & fancy updos and all the other things that some places offer. It can be simple, straightforward. Better to do a few things WELL than to be mediocre at a hundred things, ya know? This reminds me of salons and barbers from my childhood.
I'm so happy you made this video and the culture towards natural hair is changing in Nigeria. It would have saved me lots of stress years ago. I want to add for all the people saying that it's cheap because she gave the equivalent to $20. It's really not cheap for Nigérians. N9,600 is a lot of money and most can't probably afford to pay that for their hair. The value of the Naira has dropped so much and everything is super expensive for Nigerians but it appears cheap to others living abroad. For context, when i lived in Nigeria up to 2014, getting your hair washed & dried was like 1000 to 2000 Naira and braiding with box braids was about N5000 depending on the length, size, etc. So N9600 for washing and go is pretty expensive. I haven't been to a salon here in Canada because it's expensive to go in Canadian dollar and it probably the same in the US but also i don't feel that comfortable at salons. So if you find a salon that takes care of your hair well and you can afford it, support them ✌🏾
The co-founder is an actress in Nigeria. I love her. Also, WOW I really wish we had simple but excellent natural hair salons like this here in the states. They want to charge you an arm, a leg, and your first born to do a simple natural hairstyle. It’s almost cheaper to get a perm and press. Smh.
Love the way they take care of coily hair if you go almost all domican salon they ripe your hair they don't have patience for curly hair only thinks and relaxer. Love your style.
Right!! And they don’t even know how to brush or comb hair properly, so they’re always taking out heaps and heaps of our hair when they comb or brush it out! 😡 You always brush from the ends of the hair and work your way up. That’s cosmetology 101!
Girl please! I will never step foot in a Dominican salon with this 4c hair. I didn't even know that Black women were still trying to go to their salons. LOL.
I could fly from LA to Nigeria, get my natural hair done, fly back to LA in the same amount of time it would take to get my natural hair done just going to an LA Spot
This made me want to rock some evenly parted two-strand twists (which I am too lazy to do myself). Loved how the stylist finger detangled at the beginning
Hi Seun. Welcome to Nigeria. I'm Nigerian as well, moved back from the UK after study last year. That salon did a good job, from my perspective I will give them a 10/10. I'm more willing to let a salon style my natural hair now, I usually go into any salon washed and leave-in conditioned. Will you please do a make up tutorial if you can? Cheers!
That looks like a great hair salon experience. Now I don’t mind paying a lil extra for that kind of service😊👍🏾 And your twists still looked really good after over week. I would have pushed a few extra days😆
Thank you!!! This is an amazing video!!! If I lived in Nigeria, my 3 daughters and I would be getting our hair done every 2 weeks! They are real Cosmologists.
The way she detangled your hair, is how I detangle the night before I wash my hair. This salon did an excellent job. I have been natural for over 13 years, and have never visited a natural salon. I usually blow out my own hair and then go to a salon, just for a trim. I would love to visit a salon like this one. Great video👍
I want to thank you for bringing us along on your journey of 'firsts'...I SO enjoyed this video, but honestly, I love ALL of your videos! You're so different than all the rest, & I for one appreciate you, your style, & being able to see our culture from the viewpoint of the Motherland!! Thank you again little Sister!!
Wow!!! It's my first seeing a salon handle a natural hair with such gentleness.....no comb was used, my goodness! I hope some stylist in my Country is watching this.
First, your hair looked amazing! Secondly, I am still traumatized from having to do my own hair. It never turns out like yours did and every time I've gone to a salon it's as of they are punishing me for not relaxing my hair. Feels as if they are trying to rip my hair from the roots when detangling! She was so gentle. $20 too! Wow!
I need you to go to every hair salon in Nigeria or at least in Lagos. I am living vicariously through you until I can go to Nigeria again. I can't wait to have my first hair salon visit too and now it has to be in Nigeria. The way she handled your hair is like nothing I've ever seen before. I need this ASAP.
I get my hair done in 2 strand twists.👏🏽 I don’t care much for a twist out, so I only wear it in a twist out style the day or 2 between my next twists. I keep my twists for approximately 3 weeks. This stylist is so gentle. I love it.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️
That turned out amazing!! Beautiful😍 I wish I knew someone who can manage my natural hair the way that lady wash and combed your natural hair with ease!🤗I enjoyed this vlog, thank you for taking us along!😄
I love this! The concept, the execution, the GENTLENESS. I think these ladies did a great job and I really wish we had the same concept here in America. I would be there all the time lol
Girl what are you talking about with all these misconceptions Africans Americans literally created the wash and go we have many natural hair stylist and products that Africans American women to be specific run and own
Wow! Nice, I hope they have this in Enugu. I'm planning on living there. I just wished they had Nigerian artists on their wall like Yemi Alade, Tiwa, Temz cos I relate more with that plus they do have real natural 4c hair. Nice one tho!🙌🏿❤️
We’ve got great natural hair salons in Enugu. Off the top of my head, I can recommend three: Olivetreehairclinic Fhuzohairport Nellowshairessentials They’re all pretty good.
Yay! It turned out great! I was there with you and it seemed like an excellent experience. Such a blessing that black women from the US, Canada, Africa and the West Indies have been reunited to share, learn and advance our hair care. I really believe that our reunification will be the greatest thing for our people.
I love the concept of the wash n go. 😍 your hair is growing and it looks good. I love the finger detangling. I love this salon! I'd go back if I were you.
I’m a 50 yr old white lady and I love watching these videos. I started on this self edification because I didn’t want to be another white person asking an ignorant question. I have so much respect for the amount of time, money, care & effort and creativity that black women (and men) put in to doing their hair. I think a salon like this would do well in the USA
She did a beautiful job, took great care and it looks fabulous on you!! She is killing us over here, with that less is more, they have going on. I am truly blown at how the majority of your hair was done with her finger tips... You really do a great job of welcoming us on your journey. I'm getting more culture... Thank you🥰🥰😍😍!! #HAIRROUTINEDEAD!!!
You know you’re good at your job when you inspire other people. Never wanted to be a hairstylist in my life, but now as a white woman i wanna make sure I know how to take care of other hair types as well. I don’t think I’ll ever use the information but it’s just so interesting to learn what other hair types can do vs what mine can do (like putting your hair in twists then washing- my hair wouldn’t naturally come out of them and would just get tangled lol)
I love hair that the stylist was very patient with your hair! It takes a lot of tlc to be able to manage tighter course natural hair. The style turned out beautiful!
Oh gosh! I wish they had this in Canada. They are super gentle with your hair, love it!! I would be getting this done on the regular. The care package is a nice touch!
This video was is a great example of professional black women appreciating and Respecting each other using their amazing skills.The processi was great therefore yeilding great results. God bless this salon !
It’s sad seeing so many comments on how they don’t experience this much patience and care in the US. I can honestly say I do and I’m thankful for that. It was so great seeing this and happy that your first salon experience was this awesome!
@@littlemel1617 first Hattiesburg, MS and now I have another awesome stylist in San Antonio, TX. Like with each one, when it’s my appointment I walk in and go straight to the chair, and nobody else is there in the chair (even before COVID), I never have to wait, they’ve both explained what they’re doing, what they don’t and do recommend and why.. they’re always answering my questions about my hair..
@@blestnp first Hattiesburg, MS and now I have another awesome stylist in San Antonio, TX. Like with each one, when it’s my appointment I walk in and go straight to the chair, and nobody else is there in the chair (even before COVID), I never have to wait, they’ve both explained what they’re doing, what they don’t and do recommend and why.. they’re always answering my questions..
@@rabibilah8223 Even at that, its still not so expensive. There are way more expensive natural hair Solons in Lagos. I think 9.6k is just fair for that kind of service...
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1:46 isn't she an actress!!!
She already sold me on this by how delicately they detangled her hair.
Yes
Exactly
That part!😀❤️
IKR, contrast that with the LOOK you would get if you dared to walk into a natural hair salon here without being pre-detangled.
Baby, that gentle yet firm, finger pulling method is it!
It can be so relaxing when somone does your hair gently. The saloon looks top notch.
It's so true!
Good job keep it up
I agree. I stay away from salons because most hair stylists aren't that gentle but I long for someone to style my hair too sometimes 🥲
Yes! I wondered to myself where are the proper stylist. NO one should be ripping through your hair and acting as if they don't have the time!
Hence me not going to the shops.
Yes
I remembered getting my hair done in Nigeria. I had like 6 girls working on my hair. Very fast, neat, & affordable. When I returned back to America, the compliments were crazy! I can’t wait to go back. My experience was amazing at the salon.
Where did you get your hair done in Nigeria?
Yes, I would love to know where you had your hair done at
did it hurt. i can't wait to visit my country again
This is my dream! Going to a hair salon where people understands how curly my hair behaves. Without getting weird comments and without being afraid of them judging me and not being able to know what to do. I'm so tired of having to guide professionals. I just want to sit bakc and relax
The camera person is giving us ALL the angles!!!
he did a great job!
Yes
You’ll NEVER get that level of patience & care at natural hair salons here in America! That salon is AMAZING!!! Sooo dope & impressed
Have yall been to Natural Salons. I'm from freaking Colorado and had a great natural stylist.
My last stylist was like this. Gentle and patient! I'll be returning to her for a trim soon. Stylists like this exist in the U.S. but you have to really look for them.
A place in nj they are good
@@NB-nh2sf where in Colorado. Hook a girl up
I hate that's your experience but that's not true. There are Natural Organic salons for the African American in the USA, might be hard to find but they are definitely here.
There is an amazing one in Pensacola FL, where they even educate the community with tutorials/short classes so their cliental so they can take care of their own hair at home.
The fact that she used her fingertips to detangle your ends says a lot.. they know what they’re doing ❤️
This is one of the things that make me feel proud to be a Nigerian🇳🇬. Thanks for the patronage 😊.
😊😊❤️
That’s beautiful
I wish they had this in America, I would go every week!
Omg same!
There are a lot of natural hair shops in USA
@@JaheimsStrugglingHairline yes but very expensive
awwwn this makes me so sad. like our hair is our pride our property. Am on relaxed hair tho
I actually had this done at a shop in California where I live and I was washed and twisted just like that in an hour!! For $60 and it was the best salon experience ever!!
Sometime back in the 90s when I was a kid, I had an experience at a hair salon in Jamaica (based in someone’s house)where I realized for the first time that other people knew things about my hair that I had no idea about and that no one was teaching me. Gotta go BACK to my roots!😄 🇯🇲
I feel you!
Yes I'm jamaican too. I had beautiful thick hair back then just using ole fashioned castor oil.
Back to my roots.
Bless
Yes!! I'm blessed that I grew up with my Nan who is Jamaican, she would have my hair looking so good with her homemade treatments. She had her own hairdressers and I would get my hair done by her every few weeks. I've always regretted not following more closely how she done my hair.
Ladies respect to u all. Hailing from Kingston, Jamaica.
Hey there
When the stylist detangle your hair with her fingers , i knew you were on safe hands.
Yesssss!!
They should license and franchise this! I wish they had this in my area. Yeah we have full natural salons here. But not the simple focus concept like this where you get in and out. That level of care for that price is amazing! I would love to go here.
Beautiful title..as an African American woman that has been wearing my natural hair for 20 years I'm proud to see this❤️❤️
Good
I didn’t expect the entire process to cost 9,600- especially being on the island, it isn’t bad. Another UA-camr, Sola Fagbemi, made a video visiting this salon to take out her braids (if. I remember correctly), and she mentioned that the stylists were timed to ensure that they were being efficient the entire process. Which I deeply appreciate, like Zainab said, I don’t want to spend my entire day at the salon.
Wow 😲
What cost $9600.00?
@@mimi4sure Naira
@@mimi4sure that’s the price in Naira (not $) on the video.
I would have to pay them more I wouldn't feel right just giving them the 20 they charge...being that I know I pay more here in the US
I damn near cried when she said "Dry bar for african women". The twist out is perfect too. The retro atmosphere is on point, so cheerful. a great video.
I loveeeee how gentle she was being. This looks so therapeutic! The twist out at the end was stunning!! 😍
thank you!! yes, me too!!!
I love their take on Wash n Go. ❤
Same!
@@SeunOkimi can you share what that Revlon thing was? For your deep conditioning treatment? I didn't see steam, was it hot/warm air? 🤔
@@SeunOkimi she didn't use comb on your hair at all?
Me too
Thanks for showing us how other cultures take care of natural hair
Thank you for watching as well!😊❤️
You mean other countries, not "culture"... Black people have the same culture worldwide, we just practice & interpret it differently. it's all in our DNA
African Americans are descendants of enslaved Africans who were taken from West Africa, especially from Nigeria & Ghana... The clue is in the description: "African American".
@@RoyaIboy I said what I said
@@Sydonnewarren ok, African woman!
@@RoyaIboy ok
I love that everyone is masked and that they treated your hair with so much care! I miss Lagos so bad...
This is refreshing from all the 'I went to an Asian or european hairdressers' and coming out near bald and damaged
Yes!!!!
Yeah those are getting tired.
This wasn't what I was expecting. It's actually cool how well they took care of your hair
Beautiful salon beautiful twist out I love how more and young Africans are destroying the lies of poverty and stereotypes that the western world tells us about Africa
The way they did your hair is exactly how i do my own! I find it doesnt hurt AT ALL when i do my own hair. This video lets me know that my Nigerian roots are embedded in me naturally(no pun intended) thanks dad may he rest peacefully😇
Look how gently and fast she detangled her hair without a comb. Yet here in America some “stylists” want to add a fee if they have to detangle smh
❤️ the finger detangling technique she used and how gentle they were with your hair. You look Beautiful❤️the end result.
Right. I’m going to try this on myself. I can’t wait 😜
I’ll pop in a few good shows and just take my time 😌
Yes! Thank you!!❤️
111 likes and I don't want to mess that 😍😍
Love 💕 it
I have been finger detangling for close to two years now and it is way easier on the hair.
I'm so jealous of your experience. It looked so calming and relaxing. The twist out came out beautifully.
I’m so jealous 😭 I wish there was a place like this in America. Your hair looks gorgeous by the way.
There are lots of salons like this in the United States.
@@harrah5 but not taking the approach she showed in this video. i went to my first natural hair salon in DC 22 years ago. Have YET to see or experience anything like this video.
Well, this old white woman is both fascinated and a more than a bit jealous : the salon was just wonderful and the result is spectacular. Gorgeous locks !!
Thank for the love ♥️
I would have been asleep! Beautiful hair!
White girl giving ALL the support to my brown sisters and their amazing, beautiful hair!!
Relaxed or natural, you look gorgeous on both, girl
thank you!!❤️
I swear, she does and i really love her smile
She cut her relaxed hair? And why?
Yes
"Team Volume over Team definition" 😊I'm so glad you said that!! defined hair is certainly beautiful but, nothing beats the fluffy Cloudy look. I rather have my hair look bigger and undefined than defined and squished. Great Video!
Yes! Same, both are good, but I like the fluffy look too!
YAS YAS YAS!!! I’m all about the volume but unfortunately I was born with a strange grade of thin hair that will not give me what I like. Diana Ross has always been my idol when it comes to the fluff
True
Unrelated to the vid but the nadia pfp is giving what’s it’s supposed to give❤️
I wish I had this salon concept in CA. All that loving attention and no chemicals and only $20. I would be there every 2 or 3 weeks . We need more salons like this.
You may look at $20 dollars as cheap but to be truthful that price will actually be seen as too high by indigenes, like that's a whole N9600 for just a wash and go with twist. I do have to admit that the stylist did a great but by Nigerian standard that wash and go with twist should only cost about like $14 if not less, and that $20 is full cost for a box braid or some other protective weaving if I'm to be honest with you
That salon is amazing! From the gentle detangling to the way she washed it with the lose braids in letting them come out organically, to the oil scalp massage, to the take home they gave you. I was screaming inside. The decor and design is super beautiful as well.
What a deal for $20 such high class treatment with less ⏲️ to spend in a salon
For $20. I'm getting my hair done every week.
Guess I know where I'm going in Lagos!
We can all pull up together 😭❤️
I like this idea! I’m so nosy I just wanna know what products they used on her hair 🧐
Same here
🙌🏾🙌🏾
Sample different types. I have a hit list of them you will love. Yellowsisi is amazing with styling and pampering. Apples and oranges are still the best at updos. They give you an elegant finish and treatment too. KLS sis knows her stuff. Then on the mainland we get the best of everything. Styling pampering caring. All at dirt cheap rates. And then braiders who do magic for a token. If you're interested hit me up. There are some for home service or when you have a party and need tonstep out looking your best.
Such a simple, yet genius concept. Sometimes we think of salons as these grand, fancy, expensive places that you only go to ahead of special occasions. But sometimes it's nice to just take a break, let someone else detangle or shampoo your hair. It doesn't have to be about hair dye & hair cuts & fancy updos and all the other things that some places offer. It can be simple, straightforward. Better to do a few things WELL than to be mediocre at a hundred things, ya know? This reminds me of salons and barbers from my childhood.
I'm so happy you made this video and the culture towards natural hair is changing in Nigeria. It would have saved me lots of stress years ago.
I want to add for all the people saying that it's cheap because she gave the equivalent to $20. It's really not cheap for Nigérians. N9,600 is a lot of money and most can't probably afford to pay that for their hair. The value of the Naira has dropped so much and everything is super expensive for Nigerians but it appears cheap to others living abroad.
For context, when i lived in Nigeria up to 2014, getting your hair washed & dried was like 1000 to 2000 Naira and braiding with box braids was about N5000 depending on the length, size, etc. So N9600 for washing and go is pretty expensive.
I haven't been to a salon here in Canada because it's expensive to go in Canadian dollar and it probably the same in the US but also i don't feel that comfortable at salons. So if you find a salon that takes care of your hair well and you can afford it, support them ✌🏾
The co-founder is an actress in Nigeria. I love her.
Also, WOW I really wish we had simple but excellent natural hair salons like this here in the states. They want to charge you an arm, a leg, and your first born to do a simple natural hairstyle. It’s almost cheaper to get a perm and press. Smh.
I love her too!
And it's true!😭
Yes! A simple shampoo and twist can be 100+ Insane! 🤦🏾♀️
TELL IT!! You would think we were getting extensions and a full makeover transformation.
Yes, I thought she looked familiar.
😆 🤣
Love the way they take care of coily hair if you go almost all domican salon they ripe your hair they don't have patience for curly hair only thinks and relaxer. Love your style.
I feel you! Thank you!!
Right!! And they don’t even know how to brush or comb hair properly, so they’re always taking out heaps and heaps of our hair when they comb or brush it out! 😡
You always brush from the ends of the hair and work your way up. That’s cosmetology 101!
Girl please! I will never step foot in a Dominican salon with this 4c hair. I didn't even know that Black women were still trying to go to their salons. LOL.
I could fly from LA to Nigeria, get my natural hair done, fly back to LA in the same amount of time it would take to get my natural hair done just going to an LA Spot
lol
😭😭😭
🤣
😂
This made me want to rock some evenly parted two-strand twists (which I am too lazy to do myself). Loved how the stylist finger detangled at the beginning
Hi Seun. Welcome to Nigeria. I'm Nigerian as well, moved back from the UK after study last year.
That salon did a good job, from my perspective I will give them a 10/10.
I'm more willing to let a salon style my natural hair now, I usually go into any salon washed and leave-in conditioned.
Will you please do a make up tutorial if you can? Cheers!
The co-founder is a wonderful actress😯. I love her so muchhhh❤❤
I love her too!!
I was actually thinking she looks & sounds so familiar, and was wondering if it was her 😊
Thank you, I knew I had seen her somewhere, a Nigerian movie on Netflix!
@@Northenpau the wedding party maybe?
She's so cool!!
They did a good job, and those twists were PERFECT! This makes me want to grow my hair back out
The most beautiful natural hair salon I have EVER seen!! She has such a beautiful and clean shop!! Never seen anything this nice in the U.S.!
That looks like a great hair salon experience. Now I don’t mind paying a lil extra for that kind of service😊👍🏾
And your twists still looked really good after over week. I would have pushed a few extra days😆
Right
To say I loved this video is an understatement
I hope I can find more videos showcasing this kind of salon. Great job!!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad!❤️😊
Thank you!!! This is an amazing video!!! If I lived in Nigeria, my 3 daughters and I would be getting our hair done every 2 weeks! They are real Cosmologists.
Definitely need more salons around the world that can properly care for natural hair, the way the hairstylist cared for the client's hair.
The way she detangled your hair, is how I detangle the night before I wash my hair. This salon did an excellent job. I have been natural for over 13 years, and have never visited a natural salon. I usually blow out my own hair and then go to a salon, just for a trim. I would love to visit a salon like this one. Great video👍
I want to thank you for bringing us along on your journey of 'firsts'...I SO enjoyed this video, but honestly, I love ALL of your videos! You're so different than all the rest, & I for one appreciate you, your style, & being able to see our culture from the viewpoint of the Motherland!! Thank you again little Sister!!
Aww thank you so much!!!!!!❤️❤️
Wow!!! It's my first seeing a salon handle a natural hair with such gentleness.....no comb was used, my goodness! I hope some stylist in my Country is watching this.
I would love for them to do my hair. I appreciate the care they take. Your hair turned out so beautiful.
First, your hair looked amazing! Secondly, I am still traumatized from having to do my own hair. It never turns out like yours did and every time I've gone to a salon it's as of they are punishing me for not relaxing my hair. Feels as if they are trying to rip my hair from the roots when detangling! She was so gentle. $20 too! Wow!
GENTLE that’s the keyword for me. Some stylists can be so rough
I need you to go to every hair salon in Nigeria or at least in Lagos. I am living vicariously through you until I can go to Nigeria again. I can't wait to have my first hair salon visit too and now it has to be in Nigeria. The way she handled your hair is like nothing I've ever seen before. I need this ASAP.
I get my hair done in 2 strand twists.👏🏽 I don’t care much for a twist out, so I only wear it in a twist out style the day or 2 between my next twists. I keep my twists for approximately 3 weeks. This stylist is so gentle. I love it.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️
Wow! They really know how to handle natural hair!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The shop looks so beautiful…love the decor!!
What an amazing concept! I always wished we had an equivalent to drybar! Thank you ladies for demystifying natural hair ❤️
Man I want to go there just for the soft dangling ...it was so soothing to watch I almost fell a sleep thinking of how good that would feel..
I love their decorations. I appreciate their care package as well.
I did the side eye on Kim K.
@@jdm6613 😂
@JDM so did I…so confused as to why she was on the wall 🙄
Your twists turned out really nice!
Thank you!!!
Yes, that's my nija ladies doing what they know how to do best. I love this video and i'm subscribing now!
That turned out amazing!! Beautiful😍 I wish I knew someone who can manage my natural hair the way that lady wash and combed your natural hair with ease!🤗I enjoyed this vlog, thank you for taking us along!😄
I love this! The concept, the execution, the GENTLENESS. I think these ladies did a great job and I really wish we had the same concept here in America. I would be there all the time lol
Girl what are you talking about with all these misconceptions Africans Americans literally created the wash and go we have many natural hair stylist and products that Africans American women to be specific run and own
Wow! Nice, I hope they have this in Enugu. I'm planning on living there. I just wished they had Nigerian artists on their wall like Yemi Alade, Tiwa, Temz cos I relate more with that plus they do have real natural 4c hair. Nice one tho!🙌🏿❤️
There used to be an awesome salon called "olive tree hair salon" in enugu. Dunno if she's still there though.
@@zarianna1784 Thanks for the info.🙌
We’ve got great natural hair salons in Enugu. Off the top of my head, I can recommend three:
Olivetreehairclinic
Fhuzohairport
Nellowshairessentials
They’re all pretty good.
Sorry not sorry in America 20$ is not even enough to buy gas things are more expensive here 🤷🏽♀️
I wish they had artists that wear their natural hair
I love how you show your home town in such a beautiful way💗💗
I'm in awe, this is definitely refreshing
Yay! It turned out great! I was there with you and it seemed like an excellent experience. Such a blessing that black women from the US, Canada, Africa and the West Indies have been reunited to share, learn and advance our hair care. I really believe that our reunification will be the greatest thing for our people.
P.S. Natural salons in Atlanta are charging about $125 for the service that you got.....
@@lisaj4441 $300 from what I’ve seen in ATL. 😭🥺
It will be but we need to involve men in the conversation as well
@@osaochinke7969 The men have to involve themselves.
@@lisaj4441 In my opinion that’s a decent price
I love the concept of the wash n go. 😍 your hair is growing and it looks good. I love the finger detangling. I love this salon! I'd go back if I were you.
Thank You! Same!❤️
I would move to Nigeria just for that salon lol.
@@angiejordan6454 lol same 😂
It looks so good! Definitely need a salon like this here in the states.
I need to book a flight ASAP! This place look amazing 😍
Your hair looks beautiful! They did a great job…I wish we had Nigerian salons here in the U.S.
Yes I agree
I would definitely go here 2x a month.
I’m a 50 yr old white lady and I love watching these videos. I started on this self edification because I didn’t want to be another white person asking an ignorant question. I have so much respect for the amount of time, money, care & effort and creativity that black women (and men) put in to doing their hair.
I think a salon like this would do well in the USA
This video gave me life! I tried all of this on my 3c/4a hair last week. It came out AMAZING!!! Thank you for sharing this with the world.
She did a beautiful job, took great care and it looks fabulous on you!! She is killing us over here, with that less is more, they have going on. I am truly blown at how the majority of your hair was done with her finger tips... You really do a great job of welcoming us on your journey. I'm getting more culture... Thank you🥰🥰😍😍!! #HAIRROUTINEDEAD!!!
She was gentle and did the neatest twist! Omg! The twist out....AWESOME! Keep going to that salon, they care for your hair.
I LOVEDDD how they gently took care of your hair. I'm natural and I wanna go there sooo bad!! Must plan for this trip!!
You know you’re good at your job when you inspire other people. Never wanted to be a hairstylist in my life, but now as a white woman i wanna make sure I know how to take care of other hair types as well. I don’t think I’ll ever use the information but it’s just so interesting to learn what other hair types can do vs what mine can do (like putting your hair in twists then washing- my hair wouldn’t naturally come out of them and would just get tangled lol)
I love your twist out! I loved the whole process at the salon. They did such an amazing job. I wish ppl were that gentle on my natural hair.
I detangle my hair almost the same way: fluffing out the ends and then working my way up.
I need to learn how to do this on myself too!
They did a great job! You should consider making a video on why you went to Nigeria if you're willing to share!
This is so awesome. I'm so happy there's a salon like that in nigeria.
I love hair that the stylist was very patient with your hair! It takes a lot of tlc to be able to manage tighter course natural hair. The style turned out beautiful!
Those twists looked so bomb. The entire salon visit looked soooo relaxing.
Thanks, Aunty Seun for linking the playlist, The woman that did your hair did a wonderful job. She was so gentle
When you said "I can trust them"... I felt that deep.
Omg! Detangling my daughters hair then washing, just tangles it all over again. Will def be washing it in twist next time. Great tip!
You can also shampoo her hair with plaits
Oh gosh! I wish they had this in Canada. They are super gentle with your hair, love it!! I would be getting this done on the regular. The care package is a nice touch!
This video was is a great example of professional black women appreciating and Respecting each other using their amazing skills.The processi was great therefore yeilding great results. God bless this salon !
It’s sad seeing so many comments on how they don’t experience this much patience and care in the US. I can honestly say I do and I’m thankful for that. It was so great seeing this and happy that your first salon experience was this awesome!
Where salon do you go to ? What city
What city ?
@@littlemel1617 first Hattiesburg, MS and now I have another awesome stylist in San Antonio, TX. Like with each one, when it’s my appointment I walk in and go straight to the chair, and nobody else is there in the chair (even before COVID), I never have to wait, they’ve both explained what they’re doing, what they don’t and do recommend and why.. they’re always answering my questions about my hair..
@@blestnp first Hattiesburg, MS and now I have another awesome stylist in San Antonio, TX. Like with each one, when it’s my appointment I walk in and go straight to the chair, and nobody else is there in the chair (even before COVID), I never have to wait, they’ve both explained what they’re doing, what they don’t and do recommend and why.. they’re always answering my questions..
20 dollars!! That's crazy, they did so good I love this video so much.
Natural hair service for that length and density would be close to 100 dollars or more especially in DC or NY…🥺
$20 is actually quite expensive for locals. This is a bougie salon owned by a celebrity Nigerian actress but great video and great service!
@@rabibilah8223 Even at that, its still not so expensive. There are way more expensive natural hair Solons in Lagos. I think 9.6k is just fair for that kind of service...
@@lucidcalmmusic7422 Lagos na wa oh
@@lucidcalmmusic7422 For real???
Spending that much for natural hair is hair breaking for me
That looked relaxing watching it and can't imagine how relaxing it felt being there...I'm jealous but glad u took us on this journey 💕💕
😌❤️❤️
I love. Been on the lookout for a salon that can help take care of my fro and I guess I've found it.
Thanks Seun
Everything about this whole experience is beautiful. You’re inspiring 🌹
Oh, it's Zainab Balogun's salon ! Way to go Seun! She is a naturalista I follow on UA-cam too. A beautiful personality.
And bolanle olukanni I guess.
Yes I love them both
Girl your hair is already so so long…love also the prices damn cant beat that…
That scalp massage looks like heaven🤤