I'm a little sad sometimes that we don't get to see their big smiles after a transformation like this, but I understand the comfort of privacy so I just imagine their faces bright and happy ☺️
Same, I think she should start asking people if they would let their faces be shown. I don't think it would change the power behind these messages very much at all. And I want to see their happiness!
I understand the sentiment, but I so disagree. These women have allowed themselves to be vulnerable and exposed in reaching out for help. These women have obviously been through a lot, I guessing they are probably overwhelmed when they first see their hair. That is a too sacred a moment to be put on the internet and their identities revealed. This woman's family had no idea what was happening to her, her privacy needs to be respected. Please, don't change how careful you are to protect your clients.
I also think she should continue concealing their faces. I wouldn’t want potential clients to feel pressured to show their faces if clients who show their faces on these videos were to get more positive comments. And also what KW said.
Hi Milo I Agree! I Said the Same thing.. I want to see their Reaction! So I Started Recording my Clients Reactions Here’s the Link of A Client who left her hair up for 3Years!! ua-cam.com/video/ytjr3Pr1Rx4/v-deo.html
You don’t even need to see her face. Just look at her choice of clothes. That shirt on the final day speaks volumes. She’s hittin the town. She aint goin home after all that.
I am no longer a Christian but you show people what true unconditional love and service is, you are a true blessing to this world and I send you nothing but blessings and love x
While I was waiting for spine surgery, I was in so much pain, physically and emotionally that showering / washing & combing my hair was basically the last thing on my mind. I can easily see how someone could let this snowball until it’s out of control. It’s so wonderful that you’re able to help these women out so they can get a little bit of confidence and control back to their lives.
When I had breast reduction, I couldn't wash my hair by myself for about 25 days, so I had to spend money going to a salon every week (my hair does not like to be washed more than once a week) so it wouldn't be hard when I could lift my arms. It wasn't ideal because I had to straighten it every time so my mom could brush it easier, but as I had the chance to do it like this it helped us so much. We were spending so much with surgery and meds that it wasn't that much and we had planned it beforehand. It's something to consider in these difficult parts of life.
the same thing happened to me in middle school and I was continuously bullied for it, it’s what I was known for basically and made me very anti social. there was no hiding it. started as a couple small knots that I just ignored bc I thought I couldn’t get them out then next thing you know I ended up with my hair matted to my scalp in a big ball for all of my middle school years. I was always too ashamed to let anyone touch it or help me. and when someone finally did they cut it off and showed it to me and shamed me for how bad it was even tho I was a kid who was never taught how to maintain my hair. you are so kind and caring and patient I needed someone like you back then! God bless you!!
I was the same way as a child. I wasn't allowed to have long hair like my sister because I "couldn't take care of it". But no one ever showed me how to take care of myself properly and relentlessly bullied for it. I even let it get tangled at my nape and when i went to the salon they just cut them out. Now, as an adult I have butt length hair that I am so proud of, and get compliments daily! It's crazy how much people can change over time.
Me as well, I was 13 when my aunt over permed my hair and back in those days (60s), no one cut their hair in a style so I had little pieces of hair everywhere and we know how our southern black knew how to pick on you. I’d forgotten about that until you put your experience down. It’s something that you bury but it stays with you.
It most definitely is NOT a 'black person's issue'. It affects everyone just like you said. Im a white middle aged lady and can say that taking care of one's self, while depressed and working multiple jobs, can fall to the wayside. Thank you for all you do for your clients, not just physically with their hair, but mentally and emotionally too. ♥️
@@2025ishereI'm glad you are doing great but it's definitely not that easy for some. Trust me people have struggling for years before both of us were botn and sadly its still happening.
Alternatively, you should ask them if they have something to say and quote them. Not everyone wants to be heard online but maybe they want to be quoted
Back when I was in highschool my case carrier once told me and some other mentally ill students "You can't help anyone else if you don't help yourself first. Drowning people don't get saved by other drowning people. You just end up dying together." And I have kept that with me long after I graduated.
I don't agree with that. Plus these women are proof of it. There are many ppl who are helping others but not themselves.. I would say, make time for yourself first, then help others so that your needs will not be neglected.
@bellepapillondeesse8246 I agree with you. I'm drowning in physical and mentally and emotional pain. Horrible Rheumatoid arthritis and testing me for other auto immune diseases as well as my thyroid doesn't work at all my body makes zero energy for itself. I have two kids under 6 and just found out my husband of 9 yrs cheated on our wedding anniversary... I take care of our 3 bedroom home 4 dogs a cat and our two children all by myself ZERO HELP. My home is very clean my children are clean happy and healthy my pets are very clean and happy and I always come last sometimes I barely get once a week to fully shower and wash my hair in one swoop. Usually a shower is separate from my hair wash bc i just don't have time or energy. I'm dead tired dragging everyday barely get myself into bed by 1 am and then back up woth my 5 yr old by 7 am . My household comes first and then me . Never do I not make sure they are good. I had strept throat last fall 104 temp felt like I was dying and somehow I still kept it together ❤️
Sitting here attempting to detangle mine. Twisted and bunned for 2 months. But its down past my hips, so I came in for multiple videos as inspiration to not stop trying. Day 2- 3hrs in. (4hrs yesterday, but arms got tired). Thank you for being such an Angel for these ladies and for us on UA-cam too.
@@love518salon For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16🤍
@@love518salon I literally lost so much of my hair 😭 because it I won't be available on Friday, I think Wednesday or Thursday would be good preferably Wednesday like this but the hairdresser basically ripped my hair apart( like opening a bag of chips) and ripped out hair from the scalp I cried so much and all the lady was saying it that I need to take care of myself and she kept pausing saying that she can't do this it's so unhygienic. I love my hair but I was depressed and I just didn't care about anything at the time, she made me feel so bad.I'm still crying after 2 months and a half because my hair is much shorter and so damaged it can hardly style. Do you have any tips on how to regain and grow my hair. She said my hair is damaged for that someone that as heat damage and spilt ends combined. My scalp is still tender 😓
Im blown away by what you are doing. I’ve done hair for 15 years and I have seen very matted hair probably a dozen times. I never came across anyone who had been matted for more than a few months, but they were still tough cases. i agree it can happen to any race. I noticed part of the reason people get stuck in this situation for so long is because if they try to find someone to help them they get turned away and gawked at. So they are overwhelmed and reaching out for help, only to be publicly humiliated. Talk about adding insult to injury. That’s why whenever I came across someone like this, I’d pull a late night trying to get it out. I like your idea of splitting it up into daily sessions and I think that’s more realistic because I had one that took like 12 hours. I didn’t even think about splitting it up into sessions. I was afraid it would get worse again before I could remove it all if I didn’t do the whole thing at one time. Sorry this is so long, I am just so inspired by you, you are doing amazing work.
This is your ministry! You're not only making your clients' hair manageable but you're relieving them of that stress. Being empathetic and not casting blame and judgment is a blessing. I know your clients appreciate you and your patience!
I'll never forget my grandma one day sat me down (I was like 9 or 10) and spent 3 hours detangling a huge knotted mess in my neck. I always had long hair but I didn't comb it well enough and it just hurt too much. She was so patient and careful and didn't judge me.
I went through this, I was pregnant and found out my son was going to be born with a heart condition. DILV which means half a heart. I ended up going in to the salon and had my hair chopped off because I just couldn’t deal with it. It was super long, like almost at my waist and ended up like shoulder length. It felt really good after but I love how you help people from having to just chop it! Also, totally a white person here! Lol
This IS a human “thing”. I am white, and yes sometimes my hair is a really good judge of my mental health. I love what you do for these ladies, and I pray that this boost lifts them up and makes them whole!!
I'm a CCU nurse and had a patient who had been in CCU, on a ventilator, for a month. Her hair was one big dreadlock when I got her. I had her for 3 shifts in a row. Each night I worked that knot out of her hair a little at a time. I then did a circular French braid so that it wouldn't tangle and mat again. Well, she passed away sadly. Her daughter wrote me a thank you letter and said that she was buried with the French braid I put in her hair with a flower crown. I was in tears. But I was I honored to have done that. You are a gift to your clients. Thank you for what you do.
I started experiencing depression as a child and all throughout my teenage years my hair stayed in a ponytail. I'd get such a big matt right where it would sit and it would stay there until I could find the time and energy to deal with it without hating myself. I still deal with it. My hair can get really bad before I'm able to care for it so I can definitely see how things like this happen. No shame in needing help.
About 5 years ago I went through a major depression after I lost my first baby and wasn't brushing my hair and the back of it got so matted it was just a big ball and I didn't know you can go somewhere and have them help you so I just had to cut it all out. I think it's easy for people to not understand what other people are going through if they've never experienced it. I think what you do is amazing this woman looks STUNNING and I'm sure you did wonders for her on several different levels.
I’m so sorry you experienced one of the hardest pains I believe anyone can go through. Hugs, love. I’m thankful, even as a stranger, you’re still standing here today!
It's been two years for me and I hide it as well. I'm a full time carer. So I get the whole strong doing everything by yourself . Please look after yourselves and please ask for help. I wish me and mum did it. We wouldnt be so sick now. Love yourselves please.
What amazes me as much as your patience and empathy with your clients is that your hands don't get cramps from so many hours on intensely repetitive movements as you work through the hair for hours on end.
I hope and pray she's finds peacefulness, healthiness and happiness. Thank you for being so kind and understanding. Also please look after yourself and don't overwhelm yourself. I know you care your clients but your health is important.
Bless you. I had a client come to me with mattes down onto the scalp. It could not salvage it. I had to cut off the hair. It filled a carrier bag. They worked in the NHS and wore a hair net every day. I was a level 1 hairdresser. They were too embarrassed to go to a salon to fix it. Everyone has a story. Be kind and listen x
I love how much you genuinely care about your clients. You've created such a safe environment for them to reclaim an important part of themselves. Before I found your channel, I didn't know that there were more options than just shaving everything off. I've learned so much from you. You're doing incredibly important work. Thank you💚
She's beautiful! And of course this happens. Our country doesn't support people through depression, parenthood, helping raise grandkids, etc. There are so few resources. Sometimes things happen. I love that you are able to do this without shame. The last thing someone who's struggling needs is another person coming for their character. 💜
I can't imagine how beautiful she must have felt when you were done. And rightly so, because she has gorgeous hair. Give a woman the right hair cut, and she can conquer the world! Bless you both! 🥰
EVERY PERSON THING!!! Thank you for your service!!! I don’t feel so alone. I’ve been working on my two daughters hair for HOURS!!! My girls have Autism and can’t sit for longer than an hour. It’s challenging but we just take it one day at a time. These people are BRAVE souls and compassion is warranted. Blessings to all!!! ♥️❤️♥️😇🙏💫
I love how non-judgemental and patient you are and how much time and effort you put in to helping your clients look and feel better. And then with how satisfying it is to watch you work and how soothing your voice is, I am loving all these videos. Thank you for being a positive light in the world!
I've gone months without coming my hair, and when I finally work up the nerve to comb it out, I promise myself I won't let it get like that again. It's hard tho, balancing work, home and family, social life smh. Plus it's a long process in itself. Prayers up for the ladies that go thru this. I'm always embarrassed when i go to the salons like this, but im glad the stylist i go to never made me feel worse than I already do 😊
Honestly, I gasped at the block of matted hair and how your client must have felt having that, I'm so glad you were there to not only help with her hair but to simply listen. I hope your client feels so much better, you and your team are doing amazing work
My respect for people with these types of curles gets higher every time when I watch these videos!! Because those hairs need so much more to take care than i have even imagine
If everyone had someone like you in their life, I honestly believe the stars would shine a little brighter. Thank you for being you.... and thank your parents as well 😊
"Both my parents are extra, my son is extra too"😂you're an angel.😇😇 No judgement, just love and understanding. I wish I was wealthy, to send you a million dollars to help you with the work you're doing. Helping these people get their lives back. As you said,You are meant for this job. Sending you love and prayers from Ireland 💕💕💕
I once just cut a strand of my hair when I couldn't detangle a knot out of frustration. And my hair is just wavy. I can't imagine the struggle to detangle such coily curls. Pure admiration for both ladies.
You are absolutely right. The lack of personal care is rampant across the board: women, men, black, white - all races. People are not taking care of their bodies, skin, hair, diet, mental health. We are all struggling with this huge societal change: politics and pandemic, self isolating and high crime rates. We WILL come out the other side of this, but there will be some marks/scars left. I am not black and I am not young, but your care and patience is noteworthy. Thank You for your videos!
When you said, “No one chooses this.” YES. You are so wonderful and such a pleasure to watch. Thank you for understanding what your clients are going through and being so non-judgmental. I just found your channel, and I subscribed five minutes into the first video I watched. I wish you all the success in the world! You deserve it. And also, your dancing is adorable. :)
You’re so loving to these ladies. I’m sure you make them feel so relaxed about something that they’ve been afraid to ask for help. I hope everyone watching your videos absorbs your loving energy, and casts it back in the world.
The way you speak about your clients is so so inspiring. I want to choose empathy in my life everyday, and seeing you do that with hair is so inspiring.
I'm a Puerto Rican woman with really curly, kinky hair. When I watch your videos, they make me want to cry. My hair is so tender and my head is so tender headed.. When I was a kid, I would hide when they tried to brush or comb my hair because I'm the only one in my immediate family with this type of hair- my sisters have lose and straight hair like my mother's.. She has bone straight hair. I received my beautiful, tight curls from my father.. your work is amazing.. I've also decided to go into a service business(s) of personal training and massage and so i understand the lives that can be touched with a kind heart and someone who wants to help.♥️💛♥️I wish, in my 25+ years of working with clients that I was able to document their personal journeys because the stories are rare! What I want to know is how do you keep the tender headed clients to keep going? Because I KNOW HOW PAINFUL combing and managing certain hair- like mine- is? I wish know HOW GREAT IT FEELS AFTER it gets washed and brushed through😁 it has to feel so good to these women!! SO HAPPY I FOUND YOUR VIDEOS👍✌️ THE WOMEN THAT SEEK YOU OUT ARE AMAZING!! Good job and I will watch and share your videos to help more women who go through these battles silently... To show them NOT TO GIVE UP!! 😁👍✌️🤗♥️♥️
It's so obvious this is done out of deep love. Keep loving and receiving love. God bless you and your clients. I'm so happy for them that they found you
I've had to force myself to take a break from cutting hair due to over stimulation in salons, but watching you help these people is helping me remember why I love doing hair ❤️ I hope I can start again one day!
@@FreeSpiritMom For me, it was a lot of noise to process. I worked at a busy salon that specialized in haircuts, so having multiple clippers, hairdryers, and conversations going with the radio on while maintaining my own conversation with my client while using my clippers and hairdryers sometimes got to be too loud for me to handle. And having Autism, all this noise doesn't fade into the background for me; I am acutely aware of each noise.
@@ellejohnson2817 Salon suites can be amazing for some stylists, but it makes you a business owner, with all the stresses that entails: Paying all the bills, picking up all the supplies, doing all of your own scheduling, inventory, advertising, paying taxes as a business, etc. It requires a good bit of money up front, because you need a selection of products, which is expensive. And it can be difficult to grow your clientele in a suite. If a stylist doesn't have a local clientele, and they work in an established salon, their salon's reputation can attract new clients to their chair. Of course, it's the stylist's skills & personality that will keep the clients coming back, but the salon gets them in the door. But in a suite, the stylist will need something else to draw new clients: Maybe a large existing clientele and a great referral program, or a great social media presence. Don't get me wrong, a suite can be amazing for the right stylist, and many make way more money there than in a traditional salon. But it's a lot of work, it requires skills that aren't related to hair, and even an amazing stylist and business owner might fail if they don't have a local clientele. That said, I totally understand what the original poster means about salons being overstimulating! I have only mild sensory issues, and sometimes I get so agitated working in a tight salon: It is so loud, and hot, and humid, and hair gets stuck to your skin. I can't imagine what they've been going through. I hope they find the perfect place for them to work, because they obviously love the craft.
We are amazing, helping people get their beautiful hair back. ABSOLUTELY Fabulous. Cancer patients have this problem if they don't lose their hair. You are so needed. 💓💗💞💕😍
You give them back what society made them give up, your work is precious and more people should be inspired to do the same, taking care of our hair does wonders to our mental health.
You are a saint. An angel. Putting so much effort and heart into helping those people keep their hair is very noble. And satisfying to see. You keep up the good work. Stay blessed.
I am so happy I came across your posts. Your beautiful soul exudes from your videos. What a blessing you are for these ladies and your audience. May God continue to guide your hands and heart.
This beautiful woman!!! You took fifty years off the back of her head that she needed gone so she could be herself again. Her hair is stunning at the end! But you are stunning too, not just outside, but inside. You give a few hours or days of your life, but they receive a lifetime of self worth and confidence back. You are so precious!
Just came across this. You my lady are phenomenal. I have super fine super slow growing hair but slowly winning my battle. Great work from Australia 🇦🇺. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
What an amazing video and an amazing thing that you do for people. 6 years this woman was fighting for her life and couldn’t even fully touch her head… I can’t even imagine the feeling for her, being able to feel your hair.. You do incredible things 💜
You're such a blessing🥰! I wish you were in the Philly/So. Jersey area so I can send my mom to you. Her hair hasn't been washed or combed in yrs & she won't let me do it.
I have fine hair like this woman and it tangles super easy. I can understand why she let it go while tending to another part of her life. Just leaving it wet over night not tied or braided can cause it to super tangle and after a week start mini mat balls. I have also suffered from depression and caused my hair to damage and mat. It is easier then people think depending on your hair type and when you're going through something it only makes you feel worse to have to try and care for it when it has gotten bad. Thank God for people like you 🙏🏾
I'm so happy that these ladies have you to help them through this rough time in their lives! There are hundreds of reasons our hair could get to this situation, but now you are helping her get out of it.
You are amazing! Wish I could have gone to you when my hair was matted and at it’s worst. You’re so loving and understanding and the fear of judgement stops a lot of us from getting help. Thank you!
I really resonate with these videos! a really close family member of mine wouldn't comb their hair for long periods every year bc they had a cyclical depression. after their depression, I'd go in and help them comb everything out and then style. you just never know what people are going through!
It angers me when people put themselves last. It’s painful to know no one give back some time to care for them. For all those people my Prayers go out yo you. Thank you for being that person that care.
You are such a nice person with a beautiful heart 💗 I personally went through this and you're correct, it's not like one day you wake up and say I'm not gonna do my hair. My hair is past my waist and it just got to much for me and yes it became a mess. I'm better now. But it could have been worse. Thank goodness I was able to get it out after three months of neglect. I can't imagine 6years. It is depressing. God bless you and all that you do. 💕
I'm absolutely loving these videos and how much love you give these wonderful people and how much patience you show them. I love the way you show them nothing but love and how you state that obviously they've been going through something. The world definitely needs more people like you in this world. Xx
I'm a little sad sometimes that we don't get to see their big smiles after a transformation like this, but I understand the comfort of privacy so I just imagine their faces bright and happy ☺️
Same, I think she should start asking people if they would let their faces be shown. I don't think it would change the power behind these messages very much at all. And I want to see their happiness!
I understand the sentiment, but I so disagree. These women have allowed themselves to be vulnerable and exposed in reaching out for help. These women have obviously been through a lot, I guessing they are probably overwhelmed when they first see their hair. That is a too sacred a moment to be put on the internet and their identities revealed. This woman's family had no idea what was happening to her, her privacy needs to be respected.
Please, don't change how careful you are to protect your clients.
I also think she should continue concealing their faces. I wouldn’t want potential clients to feel pressured to show their faces if clients who show their faces on these videos were to get more positive comments. And also what KW said.
Hi Milo I Agree! I Said the Same thing.. I want to see their Reaction! So I Started Recording my Clients Reactions Here’s the Link of A Client who left her hair up for 3Years!! ua-cam.com/video/ytjr3Pr1Rx4/v-deo.html
You don’t even need to see her face. Just look at her choice of clothes. That shirt on the final day speaks volumes. She’s hittin the town. She aint goin home after all that.
I am no longer a Christian but you show people what true unconditional love and service is, you are a true blessing to this world and I send you nothing but blessings and love x
“As I detangle their hair, I’m trying to detangle their thoughts as well.”
~Words of an Angel.💖
You are a miracle worker. May God continue to bless you always.
“I pray over my clients and myself” GIRL. Instant follow.
'pends on who she's praying to though-
@@abi1470 o,
@BlouBear77 your reply has nothing to do with what i was talking about...but okay...
@BlouBear77 it matters to me because no one on earth is a good person...including her, you, and me.
@@abi1470 😭😭😭 don’t think about it so hard like that
While I was waiting for spine surgery, I was in so much pain, physically and emotionally that showering / washing & combing my hair was basically the last thing on my mind. I can easily see how someone could let this snowball until it’s out of control. It’s so wonderful that you’re able to help these women out so they can get a little bit of confidence and control back to their lives.
Yep
I hope you are recovering well from your surgery & don’t need any further treatment of the sort!
Did you have any family or friends that could have helped?
When I had breast reduction, I couldn't wash my hair by myself for about 25 days, so I had to spend money going to a salon every week (my hair does not like to be washed more than once a week) so it wouldn't be hard when I could lift my arms. It wasn't ideal because I had to straighten it every time so my mom could brush it easier, but as I had the chance to do it like this it helped us so much. We were spending so much with surgery and meds that it wasn't that much and we had planned it beforehand. It's something to consider in these difficult parts of life.
Hope you’re doing better Courtney God bless 😃
the same thing happened to me in middle school and I was continuously bullied for it, it’s what I was known for basically and made me very anti social. there was no hiding it. started as a couple small knots that I just ignored bc I thought I couldn’t get them out then next thing you know I ended up with my hair matted to my scalp in a big ball for all of my middle school years. I was always too ashamed to let anyone touch it or help me. and when someone finally did they cut it off and showed it to me and shamed me for how bad it was even tho I was a kid who was never taught how to maintain my hair. you are so kind and caring and patient I needed someone like you back then! God bless you!!
Unfortunately when I needed help I was met with the same thing! Cut it off. There needs to be more judgement free places to go to !!
This!!!! Hope ur doing well
@@Jamangel thank you I am, I hope the same for you 💞🫶🏼
I was the same way as a child. I wasn't allowed to have long hair like my sister because I "couldn't take care of it". But no one ever showed me how to take care of myself properly and relentlessly bullied for it. I even let it get tangled at my nape and when i went to the salon they just cut them out. Now, as an adult I have butt length hair that I am so proud of, and get compliments daily! It's crazy how much people can change over time.
Me as well, I was 13 when my aunt over permed my hair and back in those days (60s), no one cut their hair in a style so I had little pieces of hair everywhere and we know how our southern black knew how to pick on you. I’d forgotten about that until you put your experience down. It’s something that you bury but it stays with you.
It most definitely is NOT a 'black person's issue'. It affects everyone just like you said. Im a white middle aged lady and can say that taking care of one's self, while depressed and working multiple jobs, can fall to the wayside. Thank you for all you do for your clients, not just physically with their hair, but mentally and emotionally too. ♥️
It’s easy . I’m 14 and I take care of my self even when I’m depressed I still care for my self . I still brush my teeth and hair and shower !
@@2025ishereI'm glad you are doing great but it's definitely not that easy for some. Trust me people have struggling for years before both of us were botn and sadly its still happening.
I WOULD love to hear the clients thoughts after they are transformed. Such a beautiful soul
Seeww
I will discuss that with them.
@@love518salon new subscriber!! Absolutely love your content 💖 its so inspiring!
Alternatively, you should ask them if they have something to say and quote them. Not everyone wants to be heard online but maybe they want to be quoted
Here’s A Clients Response After Leaving Her Hair Up For 3 years!! ua-cam.com/video/ytjr3Pr1Rx4/v-deo.html
Back when I was in highschool my case carrier once told me and some other mentally ill students "You can't help anyone else if you don't help yourself first. Drowning people don't get saved by other drowning people. You just end up dying together." And I have kept that with me long after I graduated.
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I don't agree with that. Plus these women are proof of it. There are many ppl who are helping others but not themselves.. I would say, make time for yourself first, then help others so that your needs will not be neglected.
@bellepapillondeesse8246 I agree with you. I'm drowning in physical and mentally and emotional pain. Horrible Rheumatoid arthritis and testing me for other auto immune diseases as well as my thyroid doesn't work at all my body makes zero energy for itself. I have two kids under 6 and just found out my husband of 9 yrs cheated on our wedding anniversary... I take care of our 3 bedroom home 4 dogs a cat and our two children all by myself ZERO HELP. My home is very clean my children are clean happy and healthy my pets are very clean and happy and I always come last sometimes I barely get once a week to fully shower and wash my hair in one swoop. Usually a shower is separate from my hair wash bc i just don't have time or energy. I'm dead tired dragging everyday barely get myself into bed by 1 am and then back up woth my 5 yr old by 7 am . My household comes first and then me . Never do I not make sure they are good. I had strept throat last fall 104 temp felt like I was dying and somehow I still kept it together ❤️
Sitting here attempting to detangle mine. Twisted and bunned for 2 months. But its down past my hips, so I came in for multiple videos as inspiration to not stop trying. Day 2- 3hrs in. (4hrs yesterday, but arms got tired).
Thank you for being such an Angel for these ladies and for us on UA-cam too.
This is certainly your talent and your calling...
May God continue to bless you in every aspect of your life!
Thank you 🥰
@@love518salon For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16🤍
@@love518salon I literally lost so much of my hair 😭 because it I won't be available on Friday, I think Wednesday or Thursday would be good preferably Wednesday like this but the hairdresser basically ripped my hair apart( like opening a bag of chips) and ripped out hair from the scalp I cried so much and all the lady was saying it that I need to take care of myself and she kept pausing saying that she can't do this it's so unhygienic. I love my hair but I was depressed and I just didn't care about anything at the time, she made me feel so bad.I'm still crying after 2 months and a half because my hair is much shorter and so damaged it can hardly style. Do you have any tips on how to regain and grow my hair. She said my hair is damaged for that someone that as heat damage and spilt ends combined. My scalp is still tender 😓
Aww
Im blown away by what you are doing. I’ve done hair for 15 years and I have seen very matted hair probably a dozen times. I never came across anyone who had been matted for more than a few months, but they were still tough cases. i agree it can happen to any race. I noticed part of the reason people get stuck in this situation for so long is because if they try to find someone to help them they get turned away and gawked at. So they are overwhelmed and reaching out for help, only to be publicly humiliated. Talk about adding insult to injury. That’s why whenever I came across someone like this, I’d pull a late night trying to get it out. I like your idea of splitting it up into daily sessions and I think that’s more realistic because I had one that took like 12 hours. I didn’t even think about splitting it up into sessions. I was afraid it would get worse again before I could remove it all if I didn’t do the whole thing at one time. Sorry this is so long, I am just so inspired by you, you are doing amazing work.
I am in my 6th years now of matted hair, a nice castor tail reaching back to my kidneys. 😄 i love it, this is a great journey for me.
Beautifully said karen!!
This is your ministry! You're not only making your clients' hair manageable but you're relieving them of that stress. Being empathetic and not casting blame and judgment is a blessing. I know your clients appreciate you and your patience!
You're a holistic stylist because you take care of the whole person, not just the hair. Wonderful !!
I'll never forget my grandma one day sat me down (I was like 9 or 10) and spent 3 hours detangling a huge knotted mess in my neck. I always had long hair but I didn't comb it well enough and it just hurt too much. She was so patient and careful and didn't judge me.
What a statement, while I'm detangling their hair, I'm also trying to detangle their lives! What a ministry!!!
You just gave her a whole new attitude ! You were meant for that job . You are an ARTIST
This is truly a ministry.
It really is 🥰
I went through this, I was pregnant and found out my son was going to be born with a heart condition. DILV which means half a heart. I ended up going in to the salon and had my hair chopped off because I just couldn’t deal with it. It was super long, like almost at my waist and ended up like shoulder length. It felt really good after but I love how you help people from having to just chop it! Also, totally a white person here! Lol
I pray your son is doing well 🙏
This IS a human “thing”. I am white, and yes sometimes my hair is a really good judge of my mental health. I love what you do for these ladies, and I pray that this boost lifts them up and makes them whole!!
As a black woman, you spoke the truth 💯
I'm a CCU nurse and had a patient who had been in CCU, on a ventilator, for a month. Her hair was one big dreadlock when I got her. I had her for 3 shifts in a row. Each night I worked that knot out of her hair a little at a time. I then did a circular French braid so that it wouldn't tangle and mat again. Well, she passed away sadly. Her daughter wrote me a thank you letter and said that she was buried with the French braid I put in her hair with a flower crown. I was in tears. But I was I honored to have done that. You are a gift to your clients. Thank you for what you do.
Gurl😭😭😭😭❤❤❤ #yougotblessingscoming
God bless you, what a caring angel you are❤
I started experiencing depression as a child and all throughout my teenage years my hair stayed in a ponytail. I'd get such a big matt right where it would sit and it would stay there until I could find the time and energy to deal with it without hating myself. I still deal with it. My hair can get really bad before I'm able to care for it so I can definitely see how things like this happen. No shame in needing help.
About 5 years ago I went through a major depression after I lost my first baby and wasn't brushing my hair and the back of it got so matted it was just a big ball and I didn't know you can go somewhere and have them help you so I just had to cut it all out.
I think it's easy for people to not understand what other people are going through if they've never experienced it.
I think what you do is amazing this woman looks STUNNING and I'm sure you did wonders for her on several different levels.
**hugs** I'm so sorry you went through that. 😔❤
I’m so sorry you experienced one of the hardest pains I believe anyone can go through. Hugs, love. I’m thankful, even as a stranger, you’re still standing here today!
Amazing work. And from one hairstylist to another, your level of patience is a gift and a ministry. Love and Light to you always💖
Thank you ❤️
It's been two years for me and I hide it as well. I'm a full time carer. So I get the whole strong doing everything by yourself . Please look after yourselves and please ask for help. I wish me and mum did it. We wouldnt be so sick now. Love yourselves please.
Hugs ❤❤
Thank you for sharing your story. I’m sending love & light your way!
You are truly anointed..God bless you ☝️
Chile this just made me burst into tears because I need the help, but I have no one....
Wish you the very best. Can't imagine what you're going through but it is possible for things to get easier. Don't give up! ❤️
Yes you WERE totally meant for this job! You’re awesome & so are your clients for sharing their experiences 😘🙏🏾
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What amazes me as much as your patience and empathy with your clients is that your hands don't get cramps from so many hours on intensely repetitive movements as you work through the hair for hours on end.
It's good that she kept it respectful and didn't reveal her face...lots of respect
I hope and pray she's finds peacefulness, healthiness and happiness. Thank you for being so kind and understanding. Also please look after yourself and don't overwhelm yourself. I know you care your clients but your health is important.
Thank you 😊
Bless you. I had a client come to me with mattes down onto the scalp. It could not salvage it. I had to cut off the hair. It filled a carrier bag. They worked in the NHS and wore a hair net every day. I was a level 1 hairdresser. They were too embarrassed to go to a salon to fix it. Everyone has a story. Be kind and listen x
I love how much you genuinely care about your clients. You've created such a safe environment for them to reclaim an important part of themselves.
Before I found your channel, I didn't know that there were more options than just shaving everything off. I've learned so much from you. You're doing incredibly important work. Thank you💚
Thank you ☺️
@@love518salon -Yes, Love you are an angel on earth. I found your out today and have been watching it for a long time.
You are adorable. Your dancing, your mission to help other people, your attitude about the people you help, so sweet.
A grandmother of one, is a grandmother of all... love them.
Glad she found herself in your chair!
She's beautiful! And of course this happens. Our country doesn't support people through depression, parenthood, helping raise grandkids, etc. There are so few resources. Sometimes things happen. I love that you are able to do this without shame. The last thing someone who's struggling needs is another person coming for their character. 💜
You are the definition of "Not all super heroes wear capes". God bless you 🥺🙏
I can't imagine how beautiful she must have felt when you were done. And rightly so, because she has gorgeous hair. Give a woman the right hair cut, and she can conquer the world! Bless you both! 🥰
EVERY PERSON THING!!! Thank you for your service!!! I don’t feel so alone. I’ve been working on my two daughters hair for HOURS!!! My girls have Autism and can’t sit for longer than an hour. It’s challenging but we just take it one day at a time. These people are BRAVE souls and compassion is warranted. Blessings to all!!! ♥️❤️♥️😇🙏💫
Your service and energy is such a blessing❤️
Thank you 🥰
I love how non-judgemental and patient you are and how much time and effort you put in to helping your clients look and feel better. And then with how satisfying it is to watch you work and how soothing your voice is, I am loving all these videos. Thank you for being a positive light in the world!
I've gone months without coming my hair, and when I finally work up the nerve to comb it out, I promise myself I won't let it get like that again. It's hard tho, balancing work, home and family, social life smh. Plus it's a long process in itself. Prayers up for the ladies that go thru this. I'm always embarrassed when i go to the salons like this, but im glad the stylist i go to never made me feel worse than I already do 😊
You have the patience of Job and a spirit of an Angel.
You can't pour from an empty cup!
Beautiful ❤❤❤
OH MY GOODNESS This is a beautiful transformation 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Honestly, I gasped at the block of matted hair and how your client must have felt having that, I'm so glad you were there to not only help with her hair but to simply listen. I hope your client feels so much better, you and your team are doing amazing work
My respect for people with these types of curles gets higher every time when I watch these videos!! Because those hairs need so much more to take care than i have even imagine
If everyone had someone like you in their life, I honestly believe the stars would shine a little brighter. Thank you for being you.... and thank your parents as well 😊
"Both my parents are extra, my son is extra too"😂you're an angel.😇😇 No judgement, just love and understanding. I wish I was wealthy, to send you a million dollars to help you with the work you're doing. Helping these people get their lives back. As you said,You are meant for this job. Sending you love and prayers from Ireland 💕💕💕
I once just cut a strand of my hair when I couldn't detangle a knot out of frustration. And my hair is just wavy. I can't imagine the struggle to detangle such coily curls. Pure admiration for both ladies.
You are absolutely right. The lack of personal care is rampant across the board: women, men, black, white - all races. People are not taking care of their bodies, skin, hair, diet, mental health. We are all struggling with this huge societal change: politics and pandemic, self isolating and high crime rates. We WILL come out the other side of this, but there will be some marks/scars left. I am not black and I am not young, but your care and patience is noteworthy. Thank You for your videos!
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GOD BLESS U SWEETHEART FOR HAVING THE PATIENCE TO DETANGLE HAIR!!!
When you said, “No one chooses this.” YES. You are so wonderful and such a pleasure to watch. Thank you for understanding what your clients are going through and being so non-judgmental. I just found your channel, and I subscribed five minutes into the first video I watched. I wish you all the success in the world! You deserve it. And also, your dancing is adorable. :)
This video made me feel so emotional 😭 it made me cry.
You’re so loving to these ladies. I’m sure you make them feel so relaxed about something that they’ve been afraid to ask for help. I hope everyone watching your videos absorbs your loving energy, and casts it back in the world.
The way you speak about your clients is so so inspiring. I want to choose empathy in my life everyday, and seeing you do that with hair is so inspiring.
I'm a Puerto Rican woman with really curly, kinky hair. When I watch your videos, they make me want to cry. My hair is so tender and my head is so tender headed.. When I was a kid, I would hide when they tried to brush or comb my hair because I'm the only one in my immediate family with this type of hair- my sisters have lose and straight hair like my mother's.. She has bone straight hair. I received my beautiful, tight curls from my father.. your work is amazing.. I've also decided to go into a service business(s) of personal training and massage and so i understand the lives that can be touched with a kind heart and someone who wants to help.♥️💛♥️I wish, in my 25+ years of working with clients that I was able to document their personal journeys because the stories are rare!
What I want to know is how do you keep the tender headed clients to keep going? Because I KNOW HOW PAINFUL combing and managing certain hair- like mine- is? I wish know HOW GREAT IT FEELS AFTER it gets washed and brushed through😁 it has to feel so good to these women!! SO HAPPY I FOUND YOUR VIDEOS👍✌️
THE WOMEN THAT SEEK YOU OUT ARE AMAZING!! Good job and I will watch and share your videos to help more women who go through these battles silently... To show them NOT TO GIVE UP!! 😁👍✌️🤗♥️♥️
It's so obvious this is done out of deep love. Keep loving and receiving love. God bless you and your clients. I'm so happy for them that they found you
I've had to force myself to take a break from cutting hair due to over stimulation in salons, but watching you help these people is helping me remember why I love doing hair ❤️ I hope I can start again one day!
Hey 👋 what does over stimulation in salons mean?
@@FreeSpiritMom For me, it was a lot of noise to process. I worked at a busy salon that specialized in haircuts, so having multiple clippers, hairdryers, and conversations going with the radio on while maintaining my own conversation with my client while using my clippers and hairdryers sometimes got to be too loud for me to handle. And having Autism, all this noise doesn't fade into the background for me; I am acutely aware of each noise.
@@lavenderbee423 got you. That makes a whole of sense. Thank you for explaining so I can understand better. I really appreciate it.
@@FreeSpiritMom you're welcome! Thank you for asking about it 😊
@@ellejohnson2817 Salon suites can be amazing for some stylists, but it makes you a business owner, with all the stresses that entails: Paying all the bills, picking up all the supplies, doing all of your own scheduling, inventory, advertising, paying taxes as a business, etc.
It requires a good bit of money up front, because you need a selection of products, which is expensive. And it can be difficult to grow your clientele in a suite. If a stylist doesn't have a local clientele, and they work in an established salon, their salon's reputation can attract new clients to their chair. Of course, it's the stylist's skills & personality that will keep the clients coming back, but the salon gets them in the door. But in a suite, the stylist will need something else to draw new clients: Maybe a large existing clientele and a great referral program, or a great social media presence.
Don't get me wrong, a suite can be amazing for the right stylist, and many make way more money there than in a traditional salon. But it's a lot of work, it requires skills that aren't related to hair, and even an amazing stylist and business owner might fail if they don't have a local clientele.
That said, I totally understand what the original poster means about salons being overstimulating! I have only mild sensory issues, and sometimes I get so agitated working in a tight salon: It is so loud, and hot, and humid, and hair gets stuck to your skin. I can't imagine what they've been going through. I hope they find the perfect place for them to work, because they obviously love the craft.
I have so much respect for you,you have a sweet spirit.
i absolutely love you’re energy and your videos
We are amazing, helping people get their beautiful hair back. ABSOLUTELY Fabulous. Cancer patients have this problem if they don't lose their hair. You are so needed. 💓💗💞💕😍
You give them back what society made them give up, your work is precious and more people should be inspired to do the same, taking care of our hair does wonders to our mental health.
You are a saint. An angel. Putting so much effort and heart into helping those people keep their hair is very noble. And satisfying to see. You keep up the good work. Stay blessed.
You're an angel on earth for doing this work.
I am so happy I came across your posts. Your beautiful soul exudes from your videos. What a blessing you are for these ladies and your audience. May God continue to guide your hands and heart.
You do amazing work on hair, but you do even more wonderful work spreading empathy, kindness, and understanding.
This beautiful woman!!! You took fifty years off the back of her head that she needed gone so she could be herself again. Her hair is stunning at the end! But you are stunning too, not just outside, but inside. You give a few hours or days of your life, but they receive a lifetime of self worth and confidence back. You are so precious!
Your patience and dedication to your clients is beautiful to see 💚
You are truly special, I want to happy cry.
Le as cambiado la vida . Manos benditas y con alegría . Cómo me alegro que haya personas como tú. Gracias Un abrazo enorme desde Uruguay 💖
😲 WOW what a transformation, she looks 25 years younger with her hair cared, coloured!! Well done!
Yes, you did that! I’m sure she was over the moon happy and her confidence was blazing! 💙🎉
Wow you are such an inspiration! I never even thought about working for God in this way.
You do such a fantastic job with your clients. I love the positive energy you give out to the world.
Just came across this. You my lady are phenomenal. I have super fine super slow growing hair but slowly winning my battle. Great work from Australia 🇦🇺. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are meant for this job. God bless you. ❤🙏🏾
She has really pretty hair. Of course I'm not the one touching it, but it looks soft, and honestly, healthy
What an amazing video and an amazing thing that you do for people. 6 years this woman was fighting for her life and couldn’t even fully touch her head… I can’t even imagine the feeling for her, being able to feel your hair.. You do incredible things 💜
You're such a blessing🥰! I wish you were in the Philly/So. Jersey area so I can send my mom to you. Her hair hasn't been washed or combed in yrs & she won't let me do it.
Detangling MASTER 🔥 please do a video on the products YOU love best for detangling 🙏🏽💕
Coming soon, still testing out products.
@@love518salon plz tell me products name because im suffering same condition in pakistan. I want the accurate product to save my life
@@love518salon Try Ambunu leaves made into Juice. It works wonders! you'll be shooked
@@love518salon You don't have to tell people the products you used.Some of them will try to steal your business.
I have fine hair like this woman and it tangles super easy. I can understand why she let it go while tending to another part of her life. Just leaving it wet over night not tied or braided can cause it to super tangle and after a week start mini mat balls. I have also suffered from depression and caused my hair to damage and mat. It is easier then people think depending on your hair type and when you're going through something it only makes you feel worse to have to try and care for it when it has gotten bad. Thank God for people like you 🙏🏾
You’re like a hug in human form 💞 I love your insight that it’s so easy to get into these situations but so, so hard to get out.
"I was meant for this job"....Yes you were! You are a very kind person.
You are a miracle worker. I'm so happy for this nice lady.
I cannot believe you got it loose. You are marvelous
I'm so happy that these ladies have you to help them through this rough time in their lives! There are hundreds of reasons our hair could get to this situation, but now you are helping her get out of it.
Love 518! You are a true angel. God Blessed you.
I love that you celebrate dance and that you have a good time, and that you take care of yourself as well. ❤
This is purely magical!
You are amazing! Wish I could have gone to you when my hair was matted and at it’s worst. You’re so loving and understanding and the fear of judgement stops a lot of us from getting help. Thank you!
Wow, your an angel. We need more like you.
I really resonate with these videos! a really close family member of mine wouldn't comb their hair for long periods every year bc they had a cyclical depression. after their depression, I'd go in and help them comb everything out and then style. you just never know what people are going through!
It angers me when people put themselves last. It’s painful to know no one give back some time to care for them. For all those people my Prayers go out yo you. Thank you for being that person that care.
You are such a nice person with a beautiful heart 💗 I personally went through this and you're correct, it's not like one day you wake up and say I'm not gonna do my hair. My hair is past my waist and it just got to much for me and yes it became a mess. I'm better now. But it could have been worse. Thank goodness I was able to get it out after three months of neglect. I can't imagine 6years. It is depressing. God bless you and all that you do. 💕
"My clients...are the strong people."
Love that!
I'm absolutely loving these videos and how much love you give these wonderful people and how much patience you show them. I love the way you show them nothing but love and how you state that obviously they've been going through something. The world definitely needs more people like you in this world. Xx
Aren't you heavenly... All their hairs are transformed y'all!! Lustrous! LOOVE.
I’m glad I came across you. You are a blessing to watch.
I pray for God to rain blessings on you! You are such a special and beautiful soul!
I was lowkey waiting for her to turn around see her smile, but I can easily imagine how relieved and happy she was. ☺️