Narada, I wish you had a shop in the VA/DC area. I've been natural since 1997, and no stylist has touched my hair since then. You're the only one I've come across in all these years that would even make me consider sitting in a stylist's chair again.
I used to get severe split ends more when I got box braids with synthetic hair and when I stopped and started just braiding and twisting my hair without added hair I noticed my ends weren’t as dry and shredded and I I’ve seen more hair growth. Im no hair expert by any means but I feel like some of these protective styles are actually detrimental for some especially people with hair like mine, which is super super fine (the individual strands are fine)
Its not really protective if you add fake hair to your own hair. People who keep saying it that just look for an excuse to wear long hair. Naturals have been saying this for years.
@@LonnieBhi that’s exactly what it was for me, I just wanted to have long hair and I didn’t know that the styles weren’t protective until I noticed that my hair just kept splitting and breaking. Thankfully I’ve learned that now and figured out how to feel pretty and good about myself without the extensions
@@nami_ifé i have heard that fake hair has chemicals in it that should be rinsed off with some acv and water and then shampooing and conditioning the hair, do you think washing the hair makes a difference or does it probably not matter.
Great video as always. I'm so glad you are addressing this issue of modern day braiders putting their clients' hair in a state of perpetual dryness. I remember when I used to get individual braids back in the 90's, and I do not recall the hair stylists braiding my hair after excessively blow drying my hair; some didn't do that at all. You would come with your hair washed and dried overnight. Some hair braiders preferred the grip of the non blown out hair. Also, I remember they would just part the hair and braid it without using any jams or gels. At the end of braiding the hair, some of them would grease or oil the scalp and that was it. Also, we used a lot of braid spray. I used a lot of braid spray almost every other day on my hair so it grew like a weed in those braids. To me, that was the key to wearing braids. Making sure they were constantly moisturized and had that sheen.
I do believe that dipping your ends into boiling water will boil them especially if it is dipped over and over again. It's probably ok to dip the synthetic hair but paying closer attention to the ends of your natural hair is key. If any thing is dipped into boiling water it will change it. 🤷♀️ It happened to me, 90% I was curly, 2% straight and 8% crochet, and one time braids from a African braider. After that visit I had about 2.5- 3in of damaged dry splits.
@@MsLuvlee30 i believe the split ends come from dryness and lack of moisturizing when installing braids. Yall get your hair braided blown out, dried out and never is any moisture infused during the styling process. Then you leave it in the braids for weeks often without any water. I've worn my hair in twists and braids and dipped my hair and actually would let it sit in the boiled water for 30 secs. I have never had issues with split ends in my hair from doing so but i always use moisturizing products to install my twists and moisturized while it was in the style.
I love your choice of music. I'll put on one of your videos as I'm getting ready for bed, knowing by the time I'm getting ready to fall asleep it'll be on the music only portion of your video.
I have been having a issue of dry hair and not retaining the moisture and it seems like even after adding oils for moisture and shine it does not last. I believe it has to do with my diet (I use to make my own fruit and veggies smoothies. Also I watched a video explaining how to seal in oils to retain moisture and shine using jojoba oil, Castor oil and aloe. Just saw it today will check back and lyk. 💋
I love your channel and I will be looking forward towards your videos. I hope you can answer my question. Chemotherapy left me with no hair. Now that I stopped having the form of chemo, my hair is growing back. I noticed that it is growing back with no curls. It is straight, do you think my natural hair texture will grow back? Thank you!💯
That I don't know. Usually after chemo the hair changes including texture. It might grow in straight and it might just loosen up drastically. I say just accept it as it wants to grow back in. I'm glad you are doing better though
after 10 YEARS of cutting 3-5 inches of split ends every year , I finally figured out I have hypothyroidism and this caused extremely dry hair....🤷🏽♀️🥺🥹
Sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely start considering that for potential hair issues. How does one learn that they have hypothyroidism?
@@AfrikanHairGod get all bloodwork at your annual checkup: CBC, iron/ferratin, and thyroid levels (T3 AND T4.. I also had anemia, low vitamin D & low thyroid levels. I found a study that linked splits like mine (bubble holes up my hair shaft) caused by hypothyroid... i've done everything to get my hair healthy.... EVERYTHING! Soooo sick of cutting off all my growth. But iron pills & silica supplements , keeping hair moisturized , protein treatments are keeping it strong at least.
@@AfrikanHairGod bloodwork: T3 & T4 thyroid tests; vitamin D test; and iron-ferratin tests. Turns out I was 1) anemic , 2)extremely low vitamin D, & 3)malfunctioning thyroid.
Has your client had her iron levels checked? Low iron can cause chronic dryness/ breakage so that could be a factor along with the 'protective' style installs
I tend to try and rule out all external causes before I consider internal causes. Her hair isn't dry when she's gets it done by me.... That suggests that is outside influences that are playing into the matter
@AfrikanHairGod that makes sense. I suffer from low iron and chronic dryness and dullness is a something that affects me if I don't take my tablets. Maybe she could give the protective styles a break for a while and try wigs so she can have full daily access to her hair and scalp so she can continue with your recommended moisturising regime. P.s. Thank you for the tip reminding me how good Aphogee Leave In Spray is. It is perfect for my locs! 👌🏾
@@LonnieBhi - honestly, as someone with really thick hair and multiple jobs, I don’t want to have to do it all the time. Sometimes people need a break or don’t have time (maybe even patience) to do their own hair every week/week and a half. Wigs & protective styles can be freeing from some, especially if you don’t want to do something low maintenance but somewhat permanent like getting locs. Some people with physical or mental health conditions may not always be able to do their hair. Or pay for someone to upkeep it. It’s an option and it’s okay to provide suggestions since not everyone is the same or has the same lifestyle.
Is that a new season of p valley that you guys were watching?? I loved that show. [Lol, nvm, ive reached the bit where the name of the show is on the screen😅] Also, i love watching you work on your clients hair.
I noticed one side of my hair is lighter compared to my right. It's more thicker and full. What's the reason behind for that. I know a lot of it has to do with split ends but I do grease, moisture, water and use less manipulation on my hair.
My hair has been loc’d for almost 20 years . When I used to get my hair braided not one braided ever stretched my hair before braiding. That’s crazy that branders are now wanting hair blown out first. When I dealt with excessive split ends prior to locs, the answer was to wash twice of week instead of once per week. When my hair was braided I would spritz my hair with a Wet n Wild product. It was a clear watery gel. Don’t recall the name of it but it kept my hair moist. Plus almost all braiders back then would add Lusters Pink Lotion to my hair as it was braided.
is she not comfortable / not able to get a similar style that you would give at your shop? such as 2 strands or flat twists no added hair? would that assist keeping the hair moisturized?
Hi Narada, I have fine texture hair and I am Natural. I have problem growing my hair, it grow about a inch and a half and the next month my hair has broken off😢. What I have been doing is using different products,now I stop using different products because I have noticed that too many products will cause your hair not to grow. So what my hairstylist told me to use Sulfur 8 twice a week and shampoo every week (which I do). What can I use to get my hair to really start growing and continue to grow? What kind of condition (leave in conditioner) and or a daily moisturizer that I can use in or on my hair? I really need HELP😢😢😢. I am tired 😩 of my hair length (its a TWA) Thanks in advance, Tinnetta
I know you asked Rada but I figured I'd share some things with you. 1st products don't grow hair, they just help maintain hair. 2nd check with your primary care physician and get a full blood panel iron vitamins minerals hormones etc checked 3rd how's your diet? Do you drink enough water are you getting enough protein do you take vitamins. Lastly, try to tie your hair up at night bcus toss and turning can break hair off and remove moisture. I hope these help.
That's not the issue. I know what styles she's getting and I can see that her needs aren't getting met when she's not with me. Braiders don't do hair care and her hair is so thick and coarse that that aren't handling it properly
Do you allow your clients to FaceTime you to confirm what they’re doing is the right thing? For instance, since her hair is still splitting or breaking, would she be able to call you for tips on how to moisturize whatever style she has in until her next appointment with you?
Can you address how stylists are using hair extensions straight out of the package without washing it? That can't be healthy for anyone's hair or scalp.
@@AfrikanHairGodthis is real b/c I wash my extensions and sometimes I've still had irritation and flaking, what I've deduced is sometimes it's just the brand or I just didn't wash well but not everyone has that problem with straight out the pack hair
I just (only) watched the consultation & thoughts clip. Love how patient and informative you are, especially since your client and I have the same hair issue: losing length due to recent drying and splitting towards the ends - amc1234
I always wondered why blow dry the hair then put a product that wets the hair: i hv 4c hair nd struggle with dryness, just sitting in the house s few days i can feel my hair drying out. Ive basically rubbed out the right side of my hair from stress worry just picking at it. Do u hv any suggestions i can add moisture nd keep it. I tried aloe vera juice nd glycerin. My normal hairstyle is a high puff . 😢
How do you feel about aloe vera fir hair- im 4c nd besides dryness i run into style onstacle when smoothing because anything with moisture my hair begins to crawl up, blow drying is pointless at times, i Love up-dos
I normally would use clay to wash nd the whatever oil + one of my favorite essential oiks on hand and shea butter for moisture, i also like the s-curl moisturizer.
@@AfrikanHairGodI remember when you were doing your hair in your room. Long thick shiny healthy hair. You have come a long way my friend. A day 1 subbie
thank u for tlking abt this. many stylists dont honestly tlk abt the potential damage of yo hair wen u get these styles. like now, boho braids are the new rave. but no one is thinking abt how its gonna affect the hair.
@@AfrikanHairGod you’re understanding. You seem to know a lot. So far liking your videos. Not so judgmental and ruthless like some of these other natural hair stylist.. 🤗
@@AfrikanHairGod Strange I never had split ends when relaxed. I’ve been natural for 8 years. My hair is naturally high porosity and hard to maintain moisture. The dryness has to be the culprit for split ends. But looks like I found a fix of mixing 1:5 ratio of glycerin:distilled water with a leave-in conditioner and sealing with castor oil. I have been trimming on a regular the whole time.
@@SJones-kk5lg your hair isn't a standard for hair damage. Everyone's hair is impacted by various forms of stress differently. Everyone doesn't maintain, care, or style their hair the same way. There are so many factors that can configure contribute to hair damage including personal health and wellness. Also are you familiar with what split ends actually are?
@@AfrikanHairGod From my understanding, split end is when the hair shaft splits from the ends and works upward toward the roots unless it’s cut off before that happens. It can cause thinning and breakage.
@@SJones-kk5lg that is correct. You would be surprised how many people (especially hair stylists) don't know that. You have to examine hair very closely and assess individual hair strands to be able to see splits. Many people mistakes thinning, breakage, and natural hair tapering at the ends as split ends when i have seen all of those instances but no split ends in the hair
Narada, I wish you had a shop in the VA/DC area. I've been natural since 1997, and no stylist has touched my hair since then. You're the only one I've come across in all these years that would even make me consider sitting in a stylist's chair again.
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Yes, I'm in DMV.
Using your method ,for blow drying, I’ve noticed less breakage for my clients and I’m super grateful.
Yay! So glad! 👍❤️💪🏾
He is amazing. Too bad I am in Australia 😩😩!
I used to get severe split ends more when I got box braids with synthetic hair and when I stopped and started just braiding and twisting my hair without added hair I noticed my ends weren’t as dry and shredded and I I’ve seen more hair growth. Im no hair expert by any means but I feel like some of these protective styles are actually detrimental for some especially people with hair like mine, which is super super fine (the individual strands are fine)
My thoughts as well. I wonder if she ever styles herself?
Its not really protective if you add fake hair to your own hair. People who keep saying it that just look for an excuse to wear long hair. Naturals have been saying this for years.
@@LonnieBhi that’s exactly what it was for me, I just wanted to have long hair and I didn’t know that the styles weren’t protective until I noticed that my hair just kept splitting and breaking. Thankfully I’ve learned that now and figured out how to feel pretty and good about myself without the extensions
@@nami_ifé i have heard that fake hair has chemicals in it that should be rinsed off with some acv and water and then shampooing and conditioning the hair, do you think washing the hair makes a difference or does it probably not matter.
@@zooweellamafor me it doesn’t. But I wash it anyway because I like the smell and for some, not washing can irritate the scalp.
Great video as always. I'm so glad you are addressing this issue of modern day braiders putting their clients' hair in a state of perpetual dryness. I remember when I used to get individual braids back in the 90's, and I do not recall the hair stylists braiding my hair after excessively blow drying my hair; some didn't do that at all. You would come with your hair washed and dried overnight. Some hair braiders preferred the grip of the non blown out hair. Also, I remember they would just part the hair and braid it without using any jams or gels. At the end of braiding the hair, some of them would grease or oil the scalp and that was it. Also, we used a lot of braid spray. I used a lot of braid spray almost every other day on my hair so it grew like a weed in those braids. To me, that was the key to wearing braids. Making sure they were constantly moisturized and had that sheen.
From your choice of soothing smooth jazz to the gentle way you do your clients hair. I would love to sit in your chair ❤❤❤
I’ve learned to tell my clients to not let braiders dip their hair in hot water. Only dip the extensions. I think that caused a lot of damage as well
It's not. She doesn't wear braids. That's not going to create this type of damage.
I do believe that dipping your ends into boiling water will boil them especially if it is dipped over and over again. It's probably ok to dip the synthetic hair but paying closer attention to the ends of your natural hair is key. If any thing is dipped into boiling water it will change it. 🤷♀️ It happened to me, 90% I was curly, 2% straight and 8% crochet, and one time braids from a African braider. After that visit I had about 2.5- 3in of damaged dry splits.
@@MsLuvlee30 i believe the split ends come from dryness and lack of moisturizing when installing braids. Yall get your hair braided blown out, dried out and never is any moisture infused during the styling process. Then you leave it in the braids for weeks often without any water. I've worn my hair in twists and braids and dipped my hair and actually would let it sit in the boiled water for 30 secs. I have never had issues with split ends in my hair from doing so but i always use moisturizing products to install my twists and moisturized while it was in the style.
TGIN has an anti-breakage serum that I use every wash day as a hot oil treatment. I don't wash it out. It really helps reduce my split ends.
I might need to give this serum a try. Do you only use it on your ends, or on the entire length of your hair?
I love your choice of music. I'll put on one of your videos as I'm getting ready for bed, knowing by the time I'm getting ready to fall asleep it'll be on the music only portion of your video.
Check out Chillhop on UA-cam they got livestreams with this type of music for you to listen 24/7
@@AfrikanHairGod ooh 🙏🏾 thank you
This style is one of my favorites to wear. Tfs 💜
I'm glad you like it
I have been having a issue of dry hair and not retaining the moisture and it seems like even after adding oils for moisture and shine it does not last. I believe it has to do with my diet (I use to make my own fruit and veggies smoothies. Also I watched a video explaining how to seal in oils to retain moisture and shine using jojoba oil, Castor oil and aloe. Just saw it today will check back and lyk. 💋
I needed this, I can’t seem to get more than an inch or two past my collarbone.
Rada workin' that Denman D38 brush!
I picked one up on ur Amazon store page. That brush is it!! 👍🏾
That Curlylific is the bomb! I put it on my strands only bc my scalp hates it. I believe it's the fragrance. Had my scalp on fire.
Hence, the name "Afrikan Hair God"❤❤❤
I love your channel and I will be looking forward towards your videos. I hope you can answer my question. Chemotherapy left me with no hair. Now that I stopped having the form of chemo, my hair is growing back. I noticed that it is growing back with no curls. It is straight, do you think my natural hair texture will grow back? Thank you!💯
That I don't know. Usually after chemo the hair changes including texture. It might grow in straight and it might just loosen up drastically. I say just accept it as it wants to grow back in. I'm glad you are doing better though
after 10 YEARS of cutting 3-5 inches of split ends every year , I finally figured out I have hypothyroidism and this caused extremely dry hair....🤷🏽♀️🥺🥹
Sorry to hear that. Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely start considering that for potential hair issues. How does one learn that they have hypothyroidism?
@@AfrikanHairGod get all bloodwork at your annual checkup: CBC, iron/ferratin, and thyroid levels (T3 AND T4.. I also had anemia, low vitamin D & low thyroid levels.
I found a study that linked splits like mine (bubble holes up my hair shaft) caused by hypothyroid... i've done everything to get my hair healthy.... EVERYTHING!
Soooo sick of cutting off all my growth. But iron pills & silica supplements , keeping hair moisturized , protein treatments are keeping it strong at least.
@@AfrikanHairGod bloodwork: T3 & T4 thyroid tests; vitamin D test; and iron-ferratin tests.
Turns out I was 1) anemic , 2)extremely low vitamin D, & 3)malfunctioning thyroid.
@@diamondsandlipgloss thank you!
Super pretty style❤
You do an EXCELLENT job!! If only we had thousands more like you!! & im sorry i think you are a perfectionist!!! 😂❤
I am. There's always room for improvement
I was thinking the same thing (PERFECTIONIST)and I ❤️ it. THE 🐐 OF NATURAL HAIR ❤️ !!!!
I wish you were in Las Vegas, NV. I haven't found anyone to do my hair in 12yrs of living.
we really enjoy this channel for hair tips
Thank you so much
Has your client had her iron levels checked? Low iron can cause chronic dryness/ breakage so that could be a factor along with the 'protective' style installs
I tend to try and rule out all external causes before I consider internal causes. Her hair isn't dry when she's gets it done by me.... That suggests that is outside influences that are playing into the matter
@AfrikanHairGod that makes sense. I suffer from low iron and chronic dryness and dullness is a something that affects me if I don't take my tablets. Maybe she could give the protective styles a break for a while and try wigs so she can have full daily access to her hair and scalp so she can continue with your recommended moisturising regime.
P.s. Thank you for the tip reminding me how good Aphogee Leave In Spray is. It is perfect for my locs! 👌🏾
@@SimplyIntoMyNAILS Why do y'all always suggest wigs??! Her own hair is beautiful as is & shouldn't be hidden, that makes no sense.
@@LonnieBhi - honestly, as someone with really thick hair and multiple jobs, I don’t want to have to do it all the time. Sometimes people need a break or don’t have time (maybe even patience) to do their own hair every week/week and a half. Wigs & protective styles can be freeing from some, especially if you don’t want to do something low maintenance but somewhat permanent like getting locs. Some people with physical or mental health conditions may not always be able to do their hair. Or pay for someone to upkeep it. It’s an option and it’s okay to provide suggestions since not everyone is the same or has the same lifestyle.
When do we get to know what the possible reasons to why she isn't retaining length?
It's halfway in the video after the blowout. I have time stamps as well but you have to wait until after the premier
Is that a new season of p valley that you guys were watching?? I loved that show. [Lol, nvm, ive reached the bit where the name of the show is on the screen😅]
Also, i love watching you work on your clients hair.
Thank you! And no we was watching swarm
@AfrikanHairGod
You're welcome. I wish i could be in your chair fr. You're so gentle. Also, I just saw that!! Yay, new show maybe for me to binge??😂😂
I noticed one side of my hair is lighter compared to my right. It's more thicker and full. What's the reason behind for that. I know a lot of it has to do with split ends but I do grease, moisture, water and use less manipulation on my hair.
No that probably has nothing to do with split ends. But I don't know. There are many factors that can cause similar results
I ain't judging you. If you want to pay a landscaper to do what they do. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
My hair has been loc’d for almost 20 years . When I used to get my hair braided not one braided ever stretched my hair before braiding. That’s crazy that branders are now wanting hair blown out first.
When I dealt with excessive split ends prior to locs, the answer was to wash twice of week instead of once per week. When my hair was braided I would spritz my hair with a Wet n Wild product. It was a clear watery gel. Don’t recall the name of it but it kept my hair moist. Plus almost all braiders back then would add Lusters Pink Lotion to my hair as it was braided.
is she not comfortable / not able to get a similar style that you would give at your shop? such as 2 strands or flat twists no added hair? would that assist keeping the hair moisturized?
mm good insight. Do you how low porosity fine hair naturals can remoisturize during the week without causing buildup fast?
If you are low porosity you really shouldn't need to moisturize throughout the week
I love blunt ends
I'm currently having this problem.. not sure what I'm doing wrong
How much does it costs for a consultation and cut?
Hi Narada, I have fine texture hair and I am Natural. I have problem growing my hair, it grow about a inch and a half and the next month my hair has broken off😢. What I have been doing is using different products,now I stop using different products because I have noticed that too many products will cause your hair not to grow. So what my hairstylist told me to use Sulfur 8 twice a week and shampoo every week (which I do). What can I use to get my hair to really start growing and continue to grow? What kind of condition (leave in conditioner) and or a daily moisturizer that I can use in or on my hair? I really need HELP😢😢😢. I am tired 😩 of my hair length (its a TWA) Thanks in advance, Tinnetta
I know you asked Rada but I figured I'd share some things with you.
1st products don't grow hair, they just help maintain hair.
2nd check with your primary care physician and get a full blood panel iron vitamins minerals hormones etc checked
3rd how's your diet? Do you drink enough water are you getting enough protein do you take vitamins.
Lastly, try to tie your hair up at night bcus toss and turning can break hair off and remove moisture.
I hope these help.
Can she record her protective styling service and write down the products used and the hair that they used?
That's not the issue. I know what styles she's getting and I can see that her needs aren't getting met when she's not with me. Braiders don't do hair care and her hair is so thick and coarse that that aren't handling it properly
Do you allow your clients to FaceTime you to confirm what they’re doing is the right thing? For instance, since her hair is still splitting or breaking, would she be able to call you for tips on how to moisturize whatever style she has in until her next appointment with you?
No i don't make myself that accessible or available but they are free to send me a message and ask questions.
The beats.
Can you address how stylists are using hair extensions straight out of the package without washing it? That can't be healthy for anyone's hair or scalp.
What makes you think it's not healthy?
@@AfrikanHairGod probably because of the itching and flaking? People don’t get that if the hair is pre washed
They actually do though even after the hair has been washed and treated
@@AfrikanHairGod what causes the initial flaking then? Just the braids being tight? I find I don’t get flaking and itchiness after the first wash
@@AfrikanHairGodthis is real b/c I wash my extensions and sometimes I've still had irritation and flaking, what I've deduced is sometimes it's just the brand or I just didn't wash well but not everyone has that problem with straight out the pack hair
omg her hair looked very healthy since those ends were trimmed
Why the brush for detangling vs a wide tooth comb? Also, what type of brush are you using? I don’t see hardly any hair being pulled off into it
You see how quickly I'm getting thru this thick hair? Wide tooth Combs just tug and pull on tangles. I haven't used a wide tooth comb in years lol
@@AfrikanHairGod actually yes you did get through her hair quickly. I will try this! Thank you!
@@AfrikanHairGod Hi what brush are you using , if I may ask.
@@soniataitt636 it's listed in my Amazon store posted in the video description
Love from the UK
I just (only) watched the consultation & thoughts clip. Love how patient and informative you are, especially since your client and I have the same hair issue: losing length due to recent drying and splitting towards the ends - amc1234
I always wondered why blow dry the hair then put a product that wets the hair: i hv 4c hair nd struggle with dryness, just sitting in the house s few days i can feel my hair drying out. Ive basically rubbed out the right side of my hair from stress worry just picking at it. Do u hv any suggestions i can add moisture nd keep it. I tried aloe vera juice nd glycerin. My normal hairstyle is a high puff . 😢
How do you feel about aloe vera fir hair- im 4c nd besides dryness i run into style onstacle when smoothing because anything with moisture my hair begins to crawl up, blow drying is pointless at times, i Love up-dos
Once I gave up extension styles I realized that they do not protect anything
I normally would use clay to wash nd the whatever oil + one of my favorite essential oiks on hand and shea butter for moisture, i also like the s-curl moisturizer.
I recognize this dryness!! Because my hair is exactly like this after back to back sew-ins!! Learning so much from this channel!!
I think this lady has my hair! Doesn’t break but I have split ends everywhere!!
Ha! I liked the grass cutting part 😂 “sipping my ice water”…”I feel y’all judging me…smack” 😂.
46:28 wait im confused, is she retainign length or not? Is it just not as much length as it could be you mean?
Did you take your mom some ice water
Nope. She ain't bring me none when I got stung by a hornet...
@@AfrikanHairGod lol! Parents...they had me painting their kitchen on MY vacation. I had to get my own ice water too! lol!
@@AfrikanHairGodI remember when you were doing your hair in your room. Long thick shiny healthy hair. You have come a long way my friend. A day 1 subbie
Thank you so much for all the love and support @aquafina6544!
I love the green dress. You were poppin', and your guy friend was very cute.
thank u for tlking abt this. many stylists dont honestly tlk abt the potential damage of yo hair wen u get these styles. like now, boho braids are the new rave. but no one is thinking abt how its gonna affect the hair.
I come to youtube to "listen to some music" while I work on some project but I allways end up watcking one of your videos 😂
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Hello, what are your thoughts on using the revair blow dryer? Also could you say more about the grease and water method you mentioned?
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I don't really know what you want me to elaborate on with grease and water...
She’s beautiful
She got too many hands in her head!
It can't be helped sometimes. She's doing her best to maintain for her but she's not able to do the styles she likes herself.
@@AfrikanHairGod you’re understanding. You seem to know a lot. So far liking your videos. Not so judgmental and ruthless like some of these other natural hair stylist.. 🤗
@@CrazyBunniePanda I have my moments. I'm not perfect. But thank you ❤️
@@AfrikanHairGod true that! We only human! 😜
Whats the brush you use for blow drying Narada? Sorry if you've linked it somewhere already, i love the detangling one you recommended 🙏
I just found the Amazon storefront lmao! Thank you!
The ion paddle brush isn't there yet here is the brush i used for her blowout amzn.to/3PsobWB
I need you to relocate to Florida... lol!
Hair Doctor 💚🌱🍃🌿🙏🏾
What is a good way to moisturize your hair while in braids .
Just water and oil or a leave in braids spray. Keep it light and simple
Thank you. I love the way and how you cut hair
@@belindamobley3806thank you!
Could it be when she does protective styling that requires dipping hair in hot water and it touches her hair?
No she wears a lot of crochet styles. I've dipped my hair in hot water and never had it damage my hair.
@AfrikanHairGod good to know, thank you. I always thought that the hot water causes damage to the hair.
@@sellingt86 if it does I haven't seen it. It's definitely not as hot as some of these blowdryers and flat irons
I like your music!!
Is u in las Nevada.
What causes split ends on natural hair?
The same thing that causes split ends on any other hair. Heat, lack of moisture, mechanical damage, over processing hair, etc.
@@AfrikanHairGod Strange I never had split ends when relaxed.
I’ve been natural for 8 years. My hair is naturally high porosity and hard to maintain moisture. The dryness has to be the culprit for split ends.
But looks like I found a fix of mixing 1:5 ratio of glycerin:distilled water with a leave-in conditioner and sealing with castor oil. I have been trimming on a regular the whole time.
@@SJones-kk5lg your hair isn't a standard for hair damage. Everyone's hair is impacted by various forms of stress differently. Everyone doesn't maintain, care, or style their hair the same way. There are so many factors that can configure contribute to hair damage including personal health and wellness. Also are you familiar with what split ends actually are?
@@AfrikanHairGod From my understanding, split end is when the hair shaft splits from the ends and works upward toward the roots unless it’s cut off before that happens. It can cause thinning and breakage.
@@SJones-kk5lg that is correct. You would be surprised how many people (especially hair stylists) don't know that. You have to examine hair very closely and assess individual hair strands to be able to see splits. Many people mistakes thinning, breakage, and natural hair tapering at the ends as split ends when i have seen all of those instances but no split ends in the hair