I can tell you cotton is horrible for hair. I am surgical tech, the surgical caps has done a number on my hair. So i learned how to make the caps with satin lining and my hair has never been better. I trim every 6 months.
Hi! God loves you! You can repent and believe that Jesus paid the price for our sins! Because He can give you so much love, joy and peace! God bless you You are worthy in His eyes!😊💗
Hi! God loves you! You can repent and believe that Jesus paid the price for our sins! Because He can give you so much love, joy and peace! God bless you You are worthy in His eyes!😊💗
Satin IS NOT A FABRIC. Satin is a way of weaving textiles. They not 'sneaking' polyester into satin the fabric IS polyester & the weave is satin. Also, polyester isn't inherently bad. It just means synthetic fibers. there are many polyester is just a blend of more than one polymer.There are hundreds if not thousands of different types of polyester. Some are very good at replicating silk while others replicate wool. Others replicate all forms of hair from 1b to 4c to teddy bears to faux fur. Polyester satin bonnets xan be fantastic for the hair, but it takes critical eye & fingers to chose which type of polyester fabric is most like silk & has the best weave. Feel the bonnet with your fingertips, rub your fingers left to right, up & down to see how smoothly your fingers glide across the fabric. Avoid thin fabric. You shouldn't be able to see any weaving lines or see-through the fabric in any way. Reversible, aka double lined bonnets are best because they offer the most protection. Look for a sheen. Good satin weaving is smooth & shiny. That's the name origin. Checklist •thick fabric •smooth texture • double lined ( both materials should a satin weave). • thick, shiny fabrics tend to be the best quality because that's the goal of a satin weaving. Tight weaving techniques produce the best satin. Which, in turn, locks in moisture. *I've sewn satin bonnets for myself & have studied fashion & textiles in college.
I trim my hair whenever my ends look crazy which is OFTEN😩😂 My mom hates that I keep cutting my hair lmao You used to do my hair in Philly back in the day when I was young. You had my hair growing like crazy and I still use your hair tips to this day💖
I trim every 6 weeks. I just had a trim. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! One thing about you, you are not afraid to school us on how to care for our hair. Thanks a Bunch ❤
I made a terrible mistake of not trimming my hair after 4 months. My hair grew. However, the ends were terrible, so I had to cut at least 2 1/2 inches off. I've learned that my hair thrives when I trim every 6 weeks or 2 months. Im loving the videos and learning so much, so please keep posting them ❤❤
I just had about 2” cut off this month. I was over due for that cut. 💜💜💜 it’s so satisfying to watch your haircuts. Huge difference seeing how heavy and full the hair looks afterwards.
Her hair is so SHINY and beautiful!!! I have 2A/2B hair, but my strands are so thin that they break constantly and I have flyaways that drive me crazy. I really need to start wearing a silk turban at night, and the ones on Deeper Than Hair are really cute! I like the blue one 💙 Thank you for teaching me how to take better care of my hair! Investing in a microfiber cloth ASAP
I trimmed/cut mine two weeks ago, been way too long before that, using your trim at home video. I couldn't get it as straight as yours beforehand because it was HOT with the AC on. I wear my hair natural, so I have finally achieved the perfect puff when it's in a band. I think that means I did it right! 🥰 I LOVE your content.
You had me crying with the Linen. I was thinking it and you said it. Everybody walking around wrinkled up(especially the guys) and swore they were looking good.😂😂😂
I am a european woman and my hair is different but i am literally obsessed with this channel for the last 3 years. Thank you for the amazing videos. Youe voice is so soothing and your hands do wonders! ❤
I don’t know why, but sometimes I wish I could hear the conversations you have with your clients. Just reading the body language it looks like some of the topics be lit ❤
I was bleach blonde for over 6 years and it completely changed the texture of my hair and even made some of my naturally curly 3b curls stringy and took away the natural spiral out of them. This channel inspired me to go natural with my hair and stop The bleach. I trimmed it and now my hair is back to being healthy. ❤ thank you for being inspiring.
Thanks for doing videos regularly again. I discovered your channel during a time when you weren't posting too regularly here & by the time I had watched everything you suddenly started posting again. Made me so happy! I love you, your energy and your channel so so much ❤
I trim when necessary that's the minimum of 4 months sometimes 5 and loving the results, my hair is much healthier and full of life that makes it grows so much❤
Your client’s hair is so gorgeous and so bouncy!! You’re the best Kee! I used to cut cut my hair whenever it was uneven.😂 But in my 30s I stopped cutting or trimming and leave it alone. About 2 years ago, I started dusting my hair about every 2 months and love it. I don’t see small broken pieces anymore when I comb my hair. P.S. I sleep on satin pillow cases😊😊
I sleep on silk mulberry pillowcases. They were kind of expensive, but definitely worth the cost . I also sleep in a silk bonnet, and i like to get my ends trimmed every 8 to 10 weeks. The older i have gotten ,my hair has gotten a bit fine ,so i love when my stylist trims my hair,because it gives it a more heavy fuller look 😁
I've been trimming my hair at home for the last three years and this is the most growth that I have retained so it feels like my hair is growing suppeeeer fast. I trim it every 4-6 and if not twice a year, then only in the winter.
Never, since adulthood. Well I have done two big chops in my life. The last one 8 yers ago and no trimming. I care for my hair from root to tip. It’s at my hip now. After each perm, which I do myself, it get longer. I wished you were in the Atlanta area, I would definitely recommend you to many whom I know are suffering from bad hair stylists. Keep up the good work 🎉❤.
I dust my ends as needed. I get trims 3-4 times a year, but i dust my ends (a few millimeters) every month (unless in a protective style). I’ve retired from getting box braids so i likely will be able to trim/dust less often in about a year…but i trim/dust every month as i get my ends heavier.
I’ve been avoiding trims because I’ve been growing out my fade from last year. While I was prepping for my current install, it was so notty and dry feeling, I knew I was over due 😭. I gave it a good trim before getting it done a plan to trim when I take these out. I’ve gotta create a routine. Especially now that I have some length because I want to retain it. 💪🏾
Certain edge controls used why braiding hair is damaging too, especially on fine hair. Shining jam I find is best on my texture which is fine. Ke can you please give us some examples and tips you do or use when you have protective styles. Braids, weaves, etc.
Hey Kee! Thank you for sharing. I've always slept on satin pillow cases. I have them in every color of my bed sheets. I wear wigs. I'm a natural I trim my hair twice a year. Wash, condition,deep condition and leave-in every two weeks.
Super informative! Thanks! Can you do a video series showing persons using your product line to do their hair them selves? I think this can be a great way to show the effectiveness of your products outside of being used by a professional like yourself😊😎🤓💥💯💞
I think you are very fine going to the salon , they see everything from box dye catastrophes to DIY haircuts , a generous amount of split ends is very common !
Honey, two weeks ago I saw an emerald green bowl cut come OUT of the salon chair down the hall from my stylist, so if they could proudly ask for that...hair adventure and STRUT the end result, you have nothing to worry about. Make a day of it and get your hair, nails/toes, and maybe even a facial done! Let the worries go and enjoy yourself! ❤
I love, love, love your videos! But to answer the question, I cut my own hair and trim at least every 2 months. My ends are heavy and healthier this ways, plus I add a little light oil to the very ends once I finish my silk press.
Contrary to popular belief, when it comes to hair, satin is actually the better material vs. silk. Silk is more absorbent & can absorb 30 percent of its weight in moisture! So if you’re trying to choose btwn the two, definitely go w/ satin. In regards to trimming, I’ve been trimming about 3-4x a year. But I’ve found that when my hair is at it’s absolute healthiest, I only need to trim about twice a year/once every 6 mos.
@@afisanaa Satin and polyester are two different fabrics. They sell satin that have polyester blends but as she said in the video, you have to be careful and read the materials/ingredients to make sure you’re purchasing true satin. Microplastics occur in polyester, as well as in many other fabrics. As long as you’re washing your hair faithfully, you’ll be fine.
I love watching you style hair ❤ I think when it comes to satin you mixed up ‚material‘ and ‚fabric‘. Satin is a kind of fabric weave that can be made up of any material : silk, cotton , polyester , viscose , wool etc. If it’s cheap it for sure has polyester in it. A lot of satin pillow cases are a blend of cotton and polyester. Silk satin is super expensive. Microfiber is also polyester. Terry cloth is also a type of fabric that can be made of different materials.
I swear I wish you could do my hair lol. But I live in Houston and I’m disabled so traveling to get my hair done is a luxury I can’t afford both financially and physically. So I’m just gonna have to settle for watching you work your magic on YT. 😊😊😊 I JUST trimmed my hair yesterday. I took down my braids and my cousin came over to give me a hair spa day at home. She’s a kitchen beautician, but she’s naturally gifted at doing hair. She started at about 10, and she’s been doing our family’s hair every since. She did my braids too lol. But she gave me every treatment you can think of yesterday before she blow dried my hair and trimmed it. She then gave me mini twists for the next few months. She’ll do my braids again right before Thanksgiving. She has my hair almost waist length by helping me care for it now. I love that girl lol.
@@DeeperThanHairTv yes it is. That’s my baby. I’m about 10 years older than her so she’s literally been my baby since she was born. She would choose me over her own parents when she was little and the relationship has just been tight all her life. She always refuses to let me pay her so we go back and forth on CashApp until I finally give up and keep it because she’s sent it back 10 times lol.
I am very fortunate to rarely get split ends. When I color my hair I only deposit (to cover grays). I rarely blow out or press my hair, and most days I air dry, but ik do diffuse my hair dry as well. I use hair masks instead of conditioner, use non sulfate shampoos, I oil and steam my hair every now and then, and I also do protein treatments. I sleep on a satin pillowcase as well with my hair up in a pineapple. I think I'm just lucky though, because even when I did more heat styling and used regular conditioners I only ever got split ends if I lightened my hair, and even then not that many.
Thank you so much for sharing this video because my daughter's hair in the nape area breaks off and I cannot figure out why until I watch this video. I know her silk bonnet falls off at night. hair rubbed and it breaks off potentially.... Now I'm going to buy a satin pillow case. Since 2021, Her hair has gone from waist length to now to her shoulders. I took her to the pediatrician and had blood work done and still unable to figure out what happened. Now it's grown and fuller, but her edges and nape area are thinner. The nape area will grow and then suddenly break again. I'm going to try it and update you. Hugs
OMG, I wish I had read (and understood) the opening line 20 years ago! Nevertheless, I am grateful to have had the oportunity to be arround to learn! I am a 3C and I try to have a fresh cut every six months… The thing wih silk or cetin pillow cases is that they are pricy… but a necessary investment
Every time I detangle, I look at my shed hairs and see what percentage have splits. Once it's more than 30% I trim. That is usually about every 8 months. I'm at 8 months right now but I'm in braids so I will likely trim at next take down. I search and destroy between trims every 2 weeks after wash day when not in a protective style.
❤I love watching the cutting ✂ 😊 i trim my hair a lil every few weeks. my hair keeps breaking(bald) on both sides right in the front above the arch of both eyebrows. I don't put anything, wigs, braids, etc on my head. Only a satin wrap at night, & it's so loose it falls off all throughout the night & I'm waking up all night putting it back on. I also sleep on a satin pillowcase. Not sure why my hair keeps going bald in those two spots on both sides
I last trimmed my hair in July and try to keep it on a 3-4 month schedule, so 3 or 4 times a year at regular intervals. I'd probably do it more often if I lived nearer to my stylist, but I try to take care of my ends in between trims so I don't have to lose too much length
Love how you appreciated ehat having Ms Lady as a client taught you 👏🏼👏🏼 I just trimmed my ends a months ago, after taking my braids out. I had a lot of breakage, and wanted to chop it off, 😂 but I just trimmed it. The name: Polly-Ester Rapitupandgo 🤭😂
another hair instructor (linwood, can't remember the channel name) suggested putting a bonnet on your car's headrest. So your hair isn't rubbing against it. I never thought of that. i"m gonna have to line my winter hats w/ an old bonnet
I get really bad migraines and will lay on an ice pack for the pain, so i throw a bonnet or scarf around the ice pack. That way my hair isn't rubbing but i also don't have any extra tension on my poor head. You can wrap pretty much ANYTHING with an old bonnet hahaha
I like a trim/cut every three to four months, but I do a light dusting in between. I am currently dusting them and will get a professional trim next month.
I discovered dry wrap in the 90s on improving my cousin wanted a roller set but we ain't have no rollers,so I washed her, conditioned and blow dried her, curled her hair in the standard roller set pattern wrapped her up, when we took it down we was shooketh
I actually just cut mine like a week ago. I usually like to trim every 8-12 weeks, though. I live in FL, and I've been constantly wearing buns, so I just felt like I needed a cut, and I didn't want to wait till I got to my stylist. 💜
GIRLLLLL...WHERE IS THE COMBOUT??? ALL THAT LOVELY SHINE N CURLS...I NEEDED TO SEE THE FINISHED PRODUCT CAUSE I'M GONNA TRIM AND TRY TO STYLE MY HAIR!!!😂 Lord,I wish I could get to you!!!!! 😢
I trim my hair more often now because with aging it’s thinning and I need to appear thicker. I do it myself. I don’t go to salons anymore and when I did take the last appt. I became very modest about my hair loss😔 Miss my old hair… Was a major adjustment.
I last trimmed back in May, before that I hadn’t done anything since I cut my hair off back in November. I want to trim again, but I know braiders hate braiding blunt ends.
Also, now that it is getting cooler you should be mindful of your hair rubbing against your winter coats and sweaters. I experienced breakage in my back kitchen area and I couldn't figure out why. When I started wear hats with silk lining it stopped. happening.
I trim once a year. That’s because my hair has not and will never grow even, so I’m not going to keep cutting off the length. I oil and protect my ends but they’re going to split and I’m not going to stress about it forever. It’s a little past my BSL after I cut it.
I've been using Chamois towels to dry my hair instead of tshirts! Tshirts still can have some lint and can catch the hair but the Chamois towels are lint free and they immediately take out all the extra moisture just with some quick touches of the towel! My styling is so much faster now.
I trim my hair once a year, in the colder months. I wear my hair naturally curly, but in the cooler months, I will flat iron it, maybe 3 times, and this is the time I can see my split ends and cut accordingly.
I did mine yesterday. One year and a half ago my hair was coming out even if I touched it. Al in the shower. After Dr check my vitamin D and b , He realized my vitamin D and vitamin B was excessively low. After taking my vitamin D & vitamin b complex, my hair grew back quickly I blow-dried it cut the ends. After washing and deep conditioning adding my products, my curls looked better. I still just put it in two big plats 😂
So, I have only had my hair professionally cut three times since I've been natural and that's been ten years or so.... I wear my hair coiled & curly with daily drench and goes (not actually shampooing daily). I always cut it wet. I just cut between a half an inch to an inch or so within the last two weeks. It doesn't matter if it's a perfect cut to me because it's always coiled & curly. I don't really stick to a schedule with trims because I eventually get tired of it and just cut it off... I do trim between cuts whenever my ends seem like they are splitting, fairy knotting, or tangling....
I try to get it trimmed every 3 months..but for some reason satin& silk makes my head hot and my hair sweats in my sleep. I bought so many bonnets scarfs and pillow cases. But it irritates my skin.. so I got some satin hair nets. That works better. But my hair falls out the holes and don't lay as smooth. My scalp also is allergic to coconut everything. No I just tried a new oil called Batana oil. It smelled so good. I put it in my hair on my scalp at first it was ok..then my head started itching and I. Massaged it but over night my scalp felt like it was on fire. I thought it was just me. So I put some on my hands and rubbed it on my husband hair. His head began itching to. But it suppose to be all natural. But I guess, I had an allergic reaction to it. So I used clarifying shampoo & washed it out. Then used a moisturizing shampoo & conditioner then I did a deep conditioner under the dryer on cool air. Then washed it out then put some drops of Jamaican castor oil in my hair. I finally calmed down. But for 48 hours my scalp was burning like I put a relaxer in it. That was how it felt and I been natural fir for 5 yrs. Never experienced anything like that before as a natural
Hi!! 👋🏾 I love watching your videos, they're so satisfying. I went on your website to get some of your products(shampoo, conditioner etc), but they were out of stock. When are they coming back in stock please?
I trimmed my hair almost 4 weeks ago myself while they were in mini twists. I only trimmed my hair once a year whenever I got a silk press around December
I can tell you cotton is horrible for hair. I am surgical tech, the surgical caps has done a number on my hair. So i learned how to make the caps with satin lining and my hair has never been better. I trim every 6 months.
Thanks for sharing!
Do you sell your caps?
HELLO QUEEN FROM DETROIT, MICHIGAN !!!!!!!
@@nancypurter1494 No I do not sell them. 🤗
@evelyneeliana8254 okay..thank you 🥰
I love the way you do hair but, I love the commentary. It seems like I’m having a conversation with a friend.
I love that!
Hi! God loves you! You can repent and believe that Jesus paid the price for our sins! Because He can give you so much love, joy and peace! God bless you You are worthy in His eyes!😊💗
Your voice is the best 🥰 it's so comforting
Glad you think so!
I was thinking the same thing the whole time I was listening to this. Such a calming voice and temperament.
@@DeeperThanHairTvLOL!! It’s a PHILLY THING🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Hi! God loves you! You can repent and believe that Jesus paid the price for our sins! Because He can give you so much love, joy and peace! God bless you You are worthy in His eyes!😊💗
Empathy without boundaries is just self-destruction. Kee!! What a word.
The shine after each curl tho….you’re a magician. Every single time ✨😮💨
I never even thought about them sneaking polyester in the satin🤔. Dats why you da G.O.A.T. ❤️
They sneaky 😂😂
Yes, I noticed you would have to read the label, I have a pillowcase that's blended😢
Yes polyester is definitely in those so call satin hair wraps
Satin IS NOT A FABRIC. Satin is a way of weaving textiles. They not 'sneaking' polyester into satin the fabric IS polyester & the weave is satin.
Also, polyester isn't inherently bad. It just means synthetic fibers. there are many polyester is just a blend of more than one polymer.There are hundreds if not thousands of different types of polyester. Some are very good at replicating silk while others replicate wool. Others replicate all forms of hair from 1b to 4c to teddy bears to faux fur.
Polyester satin bonnets xan be fantastic for the hair, but it takes critical eye & fingers to chose which type of polyester fabric is most like silk & has the best weave.
Feel the bonnet with your fingertips, rub your fingers left to right, up & down to see how smoothly your fingers glide across the fabric. Avoid thin fabric. You shouldn't be able to see any weaving lines or see-through the fabric in any way. Reversible, aka double lined bonnets are best because they offer the most protection. Look for a sheen. Good satin weaving is smooth & shiny. That's the name origin.
Checklist
•thick fabric
•smooth texture
• double lined ( both materials should a satin weave).
• thick, shiny fabrics tend to be the best quality because that's the goal of a satin weaving.
Tight weaving techniques produce the best satin. Which, in turn, locks in moisture.
*I've sewn satin bonnets for myself & have studied fashion & textiles in college.
@@nilawarriorprincess THANK YOU❤️
I trim everytime I braid my hair ( I do not add hair). My hair is now down my back. This is because of everything you taught me! Thanks & Blessings!
I trim my hair whenever my ends look crazy which is OFTEN😩😂 My mom hates that I keep cutting my hair lmao You used to do my hair in Philly back in the day when I was young. You had my hair growing like crazy and I still use your hair tips to this day💖
Hiiii! ❤😘
@@DeeperThanHairTv Hey girlie😘
Same! When I blow dry and the ends feel brittle or dead I just go ahead and cut them off. My curls are always bouncy the next time I wash my hair🥰
Can we knw the secret girl 😊
I always liked a good excuse to get a fresh haircut. ❤🙌🙏🏾😊
I trim every 6 weeks. I just had a trim. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! One thing about you, you are not afraid to school us on how to care for our hair. Thanks a Bunch ❤
I made a terrible mistake of not trimming my hair after 4 months. My hair grew. However, the ends were terrible, so I had to cut at least 2 1/2 inches off. I've learned that my hair thrives when I trim every 6 weeks or 2 months. Im loving the videos and learning so much, so please keep posting them ❤❤
6 weeks is kind of frequent, but def every 3 months + protective styles so you hair is breaking less frequently.
Awww! I wanted to see her hair after the wrap. That shine was fire.
Same. I feel cheated 😅
Always happy to see your hands blessing another happy client with healthy and shiny hair. 😍
I just had about 2” cut off this month. I was over due for that cut. 💜💜💜 it’s so satisfying to watch your haircuts. Huge difference seeing how heavy and full the hair looks afterwards.
Exactly!
Her hair is so SHINY and beautiful!!!
I have 2A/2B hair, but my strands are so thin that they break constantly and I have flyaways that drive me crazy. I really need to start wearing a silk turban at night, and the ones on Deeper Than Hair are really cute! I like the blue one 💙 Thank you for teaching me how to take better care of my hair! Investing in a microfiber cloth ASAP
Thanks for sharing!!
I trimmed/cut mine two weeks ago, been way too long before that, using your trim at home video. I couldn't get it as straight as yours beforehand because it was HOT with the AC on. I wear my hair natural, so I have finally achieved the perfect puff when it's in a band. I think that means I did it right! 🥰 I LOVE your content.
I love that and thanks for watching!
You had me crying with the Linen. I was thinking it and you said it. Everybody walking around wrinkled up(especially the guys) and swore they were looking good.😂😂😂
I am a european woman and my hair is different but i am literally obsessed with this channel for the last 3 years. Thank you for the amazing videos. Youe voice is so soothing and your hands do wonders! ❤
*Hmu girll, Ive got something special for you*
I don’t know why, but sometimes I wish I could hear the conversations you have with your clients. Just reading the body language it looks like some of the topics be lit ❤
I was bleach blonde for over 6 years and it completely changed the texture of my hair and even made some of my naturally curly 3b curls stringy and took away the natural spiral out of them.
This channel inspired me to go natural with my hair and stop
The bleach. I trimmed it and now my hair is back to being healthy. ❤ thank you for being inspiring.
I guess silk wraps and silk pillowcases are the best
I switched to satin hair ties; they really help with breakage and tangles
Absolutely!!
Thanks for doing videos regularly again.
I discovered your channel during a time when you weren't posting too regularly here & by the time I had watched everything you suddenly started posting again.
Made me so happy! I love you, your energy and your channel so so much ❤
We love you, girl! I can NOT not watch you! You are so good at what you do, so relaxing to watch and incredibly talented. Love you!
Hello thanks for all the information and education about hair fabrics. You always do a beautiful job on your clients hair.💜🌸
Thank you so much!
The quotes you put in the beginning of your videos are always so great!!!! 🩷🩷🩷
Thank you so much for this reminder, it's really important to know what causes hair friction and breakage
I trim when necessary that's the minimum of 4 months sometimes 5 and loving the results, my hair is much healthier and full of life that makes it grows so much❤
For sure!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge about hair care. We need more people like you to help others understand how to maintain healthy hair.
I love a good trim, it is soo satisfying. 🤗
I totally agree!
Yes with the education! Put us on! Thanks so much, we appreciate it! 💜
Your client’s hair is so gorgeous and so bouncy!! You’re the best Kee!
I used to cut cut my hair whenever it was uneven.😂 But in my 30s I stopped cutting or trimming and leave it alone. About 2 years ago, I started dusting my hair about every 2 months and love it. I don’t see small broken pieces anymore when I comb my hair.
P.S. I sleep on satin pillow cases😊😊
I’m a very short hair Queen and I use satin compression caps to keep my hair smooth and to lock in moisture.
Beautiful curls 😍.
Thanks for sharing!!
@@DeeperThanHairTv You’re welcome ☺️
Her hair has such a beautiful shine to it!
I sleep on silk mulberry pillowcases. They were kind of expensive, but definitely worth the cost . I also sleep in a silk bonnet, and i like to get my ends trimmed every 8 to 10 weeks. The older i have gotten ,my hair has gotten a bit fine ,so i love when my stylist trims my hair,because it gives it a more heavy fuller look 😁
I've been trimming my hair at home for the last three years and this is the most growth that I have retained so it feels like my hair is growing suppeeeer fast. I trim it every 4-6 and if not twice a year, then only in the winter.
Oh…that quote was a good one! 🙏🏼 Love your channel Kee. You are such an amazing person. ❤
Good afternoon Happy Sunday! Thanks for sharing! Beautiful job as always. Have a wonderful rest of your day and week!!!❤
Thank you! You too!
Never, since adulthood. Well I have done two big chops in my life. The last one 8 yers ago and no trimming. I care for my hair from root to tip. It’s at my hip now. After each perm, which I do myself, it get longer. I wished you were in the Atlanta area, I would definitely recommend you to many whom I know are suffering from bad hair stylists. Keep up the good work 🎉❤.
Beautiful work like always! I trim every 4 months without fail.
I dust my ends as needed. I get trims 3-4 times a year, but i dust my ends (a few millimeters) every month (unless in a protective style).
I’ve retired from getting box braids so i likely will be able to trim/dust less often in about a year…but i trim/dust every month as i get my ends heavier.
I’ve been avoiding trims because I’ve been growing out my fade from last year. While I was prepping for my current install, it was so notty and dry feeling, I knew I was over due 😭. I gave it a good trim before getting it done a plan to trim when I take these out. I’ve gotta create a routine. Especially now that I have some length because I want to retain it. 💪🏾
All your videos are educational and highly entertaining!
Certain edge controls used why braiding hair is damaging too, especially on fine hair. Shining jam I find is best on my texture which is fine. Ke can you please give us some examples and tips you do or use when you have protective styles. Braids, weaves, etc.
This brings back memories 😌 Love the knowledge,TFS,Blessings🤗
Hey Kee! Thank you for sharing. I've always slept on satin pillow cases. I have them in every color of my bed sheets. I wear wigs. I'm a natural I trim my hair twice a year. Wash, condition,deep condition and leave-in every two weeks.
Super informative! Thanks!
Can you do a video series showing persons using your product line to do their hair them selves? I think this can be a great way to show the effectiveness of your products outside of being used by a professional like yourself😊😎🤓💥💯💞
Your hair trimming video is a godsend!
I love your videos they are making me so calm
Old White Lady here... I'm so embarrassed..I am still rocking my COVID grow out. I'm embarrassed to go to the salon😮
I think you are very fine going to the salon , they see everything from box dye catastrophes to DIY haircuts , a generous amount of split ends is very common !
Don't worry about that! Just go! That's what we're here for! 💜💜✨️
Cousin go find a stylist that will care for your hair the way you want :)
Honey, two weeks ago I saw an emerald green bowl cut come OUT of the salon chair down the hall from my stylist, so if they could proudly ask for that...hair adventure and STRUT the end result, you have nothing to worry about. Make a day of it and get your hair, nails/toes, and maybe even a facial done! Let the worries go and enjoy yourself! ❤
I love, love, love your videos! But to answer the question, I cut my own hair and trim at least every 2 months. My ends are heavy and healthier this ways, plus I add a little light oil to the very ends once I finish my silk press.
Man, I was looking forward to seeing the end result. Watching is so soothing😊
@@WisdomMinutesYVETTEKLECKLEY LOL! They leave with the wrap and take it down at home!
@DeeperThanHairTv Oohh...😃 Okay. Can't wait for your next video!!
Thanks for all the information concerning our hair. 😊
I keep my hair natural, so every time I see a curl not curling at the bottom I know it's time to trim. My last trim was last month.
Contrary to popular belief, when it comes to hair, satin is actually the better material vs. silk. Silk is more absorbent & can absorb 30 percent of its weight in moisture! So if you’re trying to choose btwn the two, definitely go w/ satin.
In regards to trimming, I’ve been trimming about 3-4x a year. But I’ve found that when my hair is at it’s absolute healthiest, I only need to trim about twice a year/once every 6 mos.
@@afisanaa Satin and polyester are two different fabrics. They sell satin that have polyester blends but as she said in the video, you have to be careful and read the materials/ingredients to make sure you’re purchasing true satin. Microplastics occur in polyester, as well as in many other fabrics. As long as you’re washing your hair faithfully, you’ll be fine.
I love watching you style hair ❤
I think when it comes to satin you mixed up ‚material‘ and ‚fabric‘. Satin is a kind of fabric weave that can be made up of any material : silk, cotton , polyester , viscose , wool etc. If it’s cheap it for sure has polyester in it. A lot of satin pillow cases are a blend of cotton and polyester. Silk satin is super expensive.
Microfiber is also polyester. Terry cloth is also a type of fabric that can be made of different materials.
Dang you had me reminiscing about cosmetology school with these curls and stories. Love this channel. ♥️♥️
I swear I wish you could do my hair lol. But I live in Houston and I’m disabled so traveling to get my hair done is a luxury I can’t afford both financially and physically. So I’m just gonna have to settle for watching you work your magic on YT. 😊😊😊
I JUST trimmed my hair yesterday. I took down my braids and my cousin came over to give me a hair spa day at home. She’s a kitchen beautician, but she’s naturally gifted at doing hair. She started at about 10, and she’s been doing our family’s hair every since. She did my braids too lol. But she gave me every treatment you can think of yesterday before she blow dried my hair and trimmed it. She then gave me mini twists for the next few months. She’ll do my braids again right before Thanksgiving. She has my hair almost waist length by helping me care for it now. I love that girl lol.
Such a blessing that y'all have each other! 🥰✨️
@@DeeperThanHairTv yes it is. That’s my baby. I’m about 10 years older than her so she’s literally been my baby since she was born. She would choose me over her own parents when she was little and the relationship has just been tight all her life. She always refuses to let me pay her so we go back and forth on CashApp until I finally give up and keep it because she’s sent it back 10 times lol.
You are so blessed to have her to your hair 💕🙏🏿
@@Thollis1987 I absolutely am.
I am very fortunate to rarely get split ends. When I color my hair I only deposit (to cover grays). I rarely blow out or press my hair, and most days I air dry, but ik do diffuse my hair dry as well. I use hair masks instead of conditioner, use non sulfate shampoos, I oil and steam my hair every now and then, and I also do protein treatments. I sleep on a satin pillowcase as well with my hair up in a pineapple. I think I'm just lucky though, because even when I did more heat styling and used regular conditioners I only ever got split ends if I lightened my hair, and even then not that many.
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The shine is real I Love it ❤️
I just immediately hit the LIKE when I see your video. 🔥💯I enjoy your content and vibe. ❤🙏🏾
You're the best!
Please post whenever you’re back in Philly, doing hair, i would love to schedule an appointment with you.
I missed you🥰 Great video, informative and relaxing to watch you do your thing!
Beautiful Kia like always. ❤
Thank you! 🤗
Thank you so much for sharing this video because my daughter's hair in the nape area breaks off and I cannot figure out why until I watch this video. I know her silk bonnet falls off at night. hair rubbed and it breaks off potentially.... Now I'm going to buy a satin pillow case. Since 2021, Her hair has gone from waist length to now to her shoulders. I took her to the pediatrician and had blood work done and still unable to figure out what happened. Now it's grown and fuller, but her edges and nape area are thinner. The nape area will grow and then suddenly break again. I'm going to try it and update you. Hugs
OMG, I wish I had read (and understood) the opening line 20 years ago! Nevertheless, I am grateful to have had the oportunity to be arround to learn!
I am a 3C and I try to have a fresh cut every six months…
The thing wih silk or cetin pillow cases is that they are pricy… but a necessary investment
Silk pillowcase❤
I love all of the stories and anecdotes you give us. Shout out to Miss Lady, lol. 💜
Every time I detangle, I look at my shed hairs and see what percentage have splits. Once it's more than 30% I trim. That is usually about every 8 months. I'm at 8 months right now but I'm in braids so I will likely trim at next take down. I search and destroy between trims every 2 weeks after wash day when not in a protective style.
FYI: Silk is a fiber. Satin is a fabric. Satin can be made from silk. Satin can be made from polyester also.
I trim my hair every three months, but I am trying to work my way up to five months. Keeping them in braids has helped me.
I just love your videos..so informative and fun to watch.
You have the best videos and tips out there!
❤I love watching the cutting ✂ 😊 i trim my hair a lil every few weeks. my hair keeps breaking(bald) on both sides right in the front above the arch of both eyebrows. I don't put anything, wigs, braids, etc on my head. Only a satin wrap at night, & it's so loose it falls off all throughout the night & I'm waking up all night putting it back on. I also sleep on a satin pillowcase. Not sure why my hair keeps going bald in those two spots on both sides
I am old enough to remember when we used “ underwear” at night on our heads with brown paper rollers!😂😂
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I last trimmed my hair in July and try to keep it on a 3-4 month schedule, so 3 or 4 times a year at regular intervals.
I'd probably do it more often if I lived nearer to my stylist, but I try to take care of my ends in between trims so I don't have to lose too much length
Love how you appreciated ehat having Ms Lady as a client taught you 👏🏼👏🏼 I just trimmed my ends a months ago, after taking my braids out. I had a lot of breakage, and wanted to chop it off, 😂 but I just trimmed it. The name: Polly-Ester Rapitupandgo 🤭😂
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I love your channel! I need to make a drive to Philly to get my hair done!❤❤❤
Thanks for helpful information her hair is beautiful. ❤❤❤
another hair instructor (linwood, can't remember the channel name) suggested putting a bonnet on your car's headrest. So your hair isn't rubbing against it. I never thought of that. i"m gonna have to line my winter hats w/ an old bonnet
I get really bad migraines and will lay on an ice pack for the pain, so i throw a bonnet or scarf around the ice pack. That way my hair isn't rubbing but i also don't have any extra tension on my poor head. You can wrap pretty much ANYTHING with an old bonnet hahaha
I like a trim/cut every three to four months, but I do a light dusting in between. I am currently dusting them and will get a professional trim next month.
I discovered dry wrap in the 90s on improving my cousin wanted a roller set but we ain't have no rollers,so I washed her, conditioned and blow dried her, curled her hair in the standard roller set pattern wrapped her up, when we took it down we was shooketh
So bomb right?!
I actually just cut mine like a week ago. I usually like to trim every 8-12 weeks, though. I live in FL, and I've been constantly wearing buns, so I just felt like I needed a cut, and I didn't want to wait till I got to my stylist. 💜
GIRLLLLL...WHERE IS THE COMBOUT??? ALL THAT LOVELY SHINE N CURLS...I NEEDED TO SEE THE FINISHED PRODUCT CAUSE I'M GONNA TRIM AND TRY TO STYLE MY HAIR!!!😂 Lord,I wish I could get to you!!!!! 😢
I trim my hair more often now because with aging it’s thinning and I need to appear thicker. I do it myself. I don’t go to salons anymore and when I did take the last appt. I became very modest about my hair loss😔 Miss my old hair… Was a major adjustment.
I last trimmed back in May, before that I hadn’t done anything since I cut my hair off back in November. I want to trim again, but I know braiders hate braiding blunt ends.
Facts!
Also, now that it is getting cooler you should be mindful of your hair rubbing against your winter coats and sweaters. I experienced breakage in my back kitchen area and I couldn't figure out why. When I started wear hats with silk lining it stopped. happening.
I trim once a year. That’s because my hair has not and will never grow even, so I’m not going to keep cutting off the length.
I oil and protect my ends but they’re going to split and I’m not going to stress about it forever.
It’s a little past my BSL after I cut it.
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This is such a great Channel.
Thank You for the Informative tutorials. Keep up the good work
What about using,a T-shirt to dry the hair?
I've been using Chamois towels to dry my hair instead of tshirts! Tshirts still can have some lint and can catch the hair but the Chamois towels are lint free and they immediately take out all the extra moisture just with some quick touches of the towel! My styling is so much faster now.
I trim my hair once a year, in the colder months. I wear my hair naturally curly, but in the cooler months, I will flat iron it, maybe 3 times, and this is the time I can see my split ends and cut accordingly.
I trim every season or every three months. I definitely stay away from wool.
I did mine yesterday. One year and a half ago my hair was coming out even if I touched it. Al in the shower. After Dr check my vitamin D and b , He realized my vitamin D and vitamin B was excessively low. After taking my vitamin D & vitamin b complex, my hair grew back quickly
I blow-dried it cut the ends. After washing and deep conditioning adding my products, my curls looked better. I still just put it in two big plats 😂
So, I have only had my hair professionally cut three times since I've been natural and that's been ten years or so.... I wear my hair coiled & curly with daily drench and goes (not actually shampooing daily). I always cut it wet. I just cut between a half an inch to an inch or so within the last two weeks. It doesn't matter if it's a perfect cut to me because it's always coiled & curly. I don't really stick to a schedule with trims because I eventually get tired of it and just cut it off... I do trim between cuts whenever my ends seem like they are splitting, fairy knotting, or tangling....
I try to get it trimmed every 3 months..but for some reason satin& silk makes my head hot and my hair sweats in my sleep. I bought so many bonnets scarfs and pillow cases. But it irritates my skin.. so I got some satin hair nets. That works better. But my hair falls out the holes and don't lay as smooth. My scalp also is allergic to coconut everything. No I just tried a new oil called Batana oil. It smelled so good. I put it in my hair on my scalp at first it was ok..then my head started itching and I. Massaged it but over night my scalp felt like it was on fire. I thought it was just me. So I put some on my hands and rubbed it on my husband hair. His head began itching to. But it suppose to be all natural. But I guess, I had an allergic reaction to it. So I used clarifying shampoo & washed it out. Then used a moisturizing shampoo & conditioner then I did a deep conditioner under the dryer on cool air. Then washed it out then put some drops of Jamaican castor oil in my hair. I finally calmed down. But for 48 hours my scalp was burning like I put a relaxer in it. That was how it felt and I been natural fir for 5 yrs. Never experienced anything like that before as a natural
Hi!! 👋🏾
I love watching your videos, they're so satisfying.
I went on your website to get some of your products(shampoo, conditioner etc), but they were out of stock.
When are they coming back in stock please?
Always watching!!🔥🔥🔥💯
Lemme see that wrap!❤
I trimmed my hair almost 4 weeks ago myself while they were in mini twists. I only trimmed my hair once a year whenever I got a silk press around December
Just got my color touched up and a good trim.
In June I had the Stulist take of 2 inches. My last trim was in August.
I just trimmed mine about a week ago. I needed it badly. I have been wearing braids while grieving the loss of my son.
Aye Kee, I like the Ms. Lady story shout to polyester and'nem😁, we went old school today and her hair was bouncy and beautiful!