This is so important because I believe alot of 4C women are discouraged from going natural because we don't have loose curly hair but It's just as beautiful especially when it's properly moisturized!
I don't have 4c hair but by the 5th day in my twist out, I get the most compliments, from all races too! Actually I don't always have the desire to twist my hair some nights and my hair will look it's most unruly and big, those are the days I'm happiest with how it looks. Dealing with those tangles though!
Well that too, but the fact we watch wash and go tutorials but don't make it revolve around our hair. Wash and go's everyday do NOT work for everyone. I do agree, a lot of girls gets their heart set on their hair being a certain texture/way when they watch UA-camrs only to be disappointed big time!
Very true! Every hair type is dif. especially when you consider porosity and shrinkage. I do wash and go's everyday on my TWA because it keeps my hair constantly moisturized and I don't like working on dry hair but it's not the same for someone else. 4C hair types can do wash n go's but we can't expect a long curly fro despite how long it is when it's wet or when you pull it. Short hair 4C girls have to learn to love it in it's shrunken glory lol
Don't be love! I was too. I have a round, big head and I only have 3 pics from when I cut it lmao. But I realized this insecurity has to stop with us. If we don't love it, who else will? It will grow out to be a beautiful mess in a few years but in the meantime, it's ok to embrace it!
This reminds me of something they said on The Read : its crazy how we have a BET but no natural hair care shows. Those are the kinds things we need to be watching and learning about. Thank you sis for sharing your experience with the world.
I'ma cosmetologist based out in SC and my mentor is teaching me how to do super duper curly and textured hair. I love doing it so much. I still have a lot to learn but I'm excited to be the best beautician for everyone.
This made me tear up, so glad to see 4c curlies getting this kind of care and love since they really pioneered this movement and then were pushed to the side in favor of looser curl patterns. So fricking beautiful and really shows how gorgeous and unique their curl pattern is. ahhh love it!
Mya D I never put on my bonnet without putting a scarf on first, so my hairline can be nice and flat when I take it off. I don’t want the band of the bonnet rubbing against my edges frizzing them up.
Beautiful! I'm obviously the whitest but I love to watch hair and beauty routines that don't apply to me and see the joy on women's faces idk. Much love to you and your work!
This video was so informative! As a 4c girl, I have been having breakage around my edges. I am definitely going to begin treating my edges and nape with hair oils and wrapping them with Saran wrap! Your wash and go looks amazing!
R St33l3 Yes, I regularly moisturize. I never wear braids and I try to limit wearing high puffs because I know that the tension wrecks havoc on my edges. My edges are a totally different texture than the rest of my hair. The rest of my hair is flourishing! I guess I just need to give my edges a little more TLC.
Nicole Smith DON'T do braids girl! Your edges will only get worse. The best way to regrow your edges is to either let them rest by using hairstyles that do not put tension on your edges or to let them rest under wiggs (no weaves).
I am sooooooo happy this video is posted!!! This was awesome information! I see a lot of people complaining about the hair stylist prices. I personally feel like you get what you pay for and natural hair is HARD. I have 4c hair and I KNOW how difficult it can be for me let alone letting someone else do it. She did a lot of work on her hair and gave her a lesson on ways to better take care of her hair. I wish somebody in my area could do the same. You can tell this lady is educated on natural hair I appreciate that AND the results were great. We need more stylist that are interested in all types of natural hair. I have been to a total of 4 stylist that "claim" they specialize in natural hair only to leave with my hair in knots or heat damaged because when they said they specialized in natural hair they did not mean 4c natural hair.
I have 3b/3c hair and my sister has 4a/4b hair and since her hair texture isn’t very celebrated I always tell her that her natural hair looks good and that it’s beautiful, because it is. Us as a nation really need to get rid of beauty standards, all skin colors and hair textures are beautiful ❤️!
Jozytalks also its a buildable process...treating the hair from its natural state makes it beautiful from the beggining and creates a base for the hair to stay naturally healthy for a longer time, so the price is sooo much worth it on the long run. People just like to despise jobs that are related to beauty...😑 this is an art and artists need to pay the rent too
Jozytalks and folks wonder why there aren't more natural salons lol its cuz the community doesn't want to pay. Ppl srsly expects folks to give away their talents and knowledge worth hundreds for a few dollars. It nuts!
fatalblue there are literally no natural hair salons in my area because the few that have been opened close does soon after because no one is willing to spend more than $20 on there hair.
I feel like I got more practical usable tips and knowledge in these few mins then tons of other videos I've watched in YEARS. Think I might have to book an appt.
GIRRRLLL Tameeka and Liz are THE BEST to have ever done it!!! I get 'Jaded' every 4 months and it's definitely a part of my hair health regimen! My curls stay poppin'!!! Don't worry Liz's scalp massages bring me to tears everytime too... like they take you to a whole other emotional place where you don't know what to do with your feelings lol... btw, you're stunning!!!
All these guys in the comments are saying "I love a girl that's all natural and that doesn't wear weave!" 😒Right, and then when a girl takes out/off her weave or wig and goes to places with her natural hair y'all are so quick to call her bald head.
Exactly! I wish they’d just shut up about what THEY think any woman should do with her hair. Nobody asked y’all nothing about your opinion on our hair. Nine times out of ten, most of these clowns would run a natural sister over to get to Becky anyway. GTFOH.
WELL IM TIRED OF WEAVES BECAUSE PPL BELIEVE BLACK WOMEN CANT GROW THEIR OWN HAIR.... What's wrong with hating the fake mess? What's wrong with wearing your real hair?... Natural, relaxed, inbetween (texturized, or heat straightened) as long as it's real and breaks this "black women cant grow hair" stereotype I'm all for it.....what's the issue with black women trying to defend/fight over weaves like their lives depend on it?
@@ShamommyHempire most of us wear weaves so our hair WILL grow. It's not our fault people are ignorant about our hair and think for some reason we are the only race that has hair that doesn't grow. If you don't wanna wear weave, then more power to you, but for people like me, wearing weave has helped my hair transition and grow over the past year.
I snatched my bonnet off so fast when she was talking about the crown of your hair! I knew there was a correlation between my bonnet and my edges!! I knew it! Thanks for this informational video! Im booking an appointment!
I've been watching a ton of hair videos lately for some reason. And, I have to tell you that if I had 4c hair, this is totally the natural style I would chose. Just BEAUTIFUL!
I'm 200 miles away but I want to book an appointment with her. She is so patient, EXTREMELY knowledgeable, & very good at what she does! The end result was beautiful and the process was amazing as well.
As a black man who grew up with 4 sisters and currently with 2 beautiful black daughters,I could attest to the fact that our hair is an incredible gift from God but it can be a curse if its not taken care of. It's almost like having a brand new Benz or BMW..in the beginning its all good,everybody loves it,you shining. Then the maintenance starts to come around...without knowledge or someone you can go to with knowledge(like this beautiful sista) its hard as hell...shine in my queens. I love y'all regardless🖤🖤🌎👏🏽😘
You are so right. Everyone wants a foreign car, until maintenance and filling up your tank becomes torturous. Not hating, if you can afford one- congrats. But know what you got! I bought a brand new Nissan, 35 mpg. My ex had a BMW. Wanted to trade his car for mines. Know what you got! Peace and God Bless to all!
You're still perpetuating that tired trope about 4c hair being "a curse". There is nothing cursed or even complicated about maintaining (any) hair period. Shampoo and condition 4c hair at least 3 times a week. Detangle with fingers, and let an Afro be an Afro. It's that simple! It grows just fine with this regimen and it truly is wash-n-go. You can even use inexpensive products like VO5. And what is that "regardless" comment about? "Regardless" of what? I find the comment offensive -- especially coming from a dude with the same hair texture -- implying there's something wrong with me because of my hair, that you must love me "in spite of" my hair. This 4c woman doesn't want your hypocritical, brainwashed, fake ass 'compliment'.
@@lql1094 He's not saying that it is a curse. All he is saying is that if you don't maintain your "black" hair, it feels like a curse. Man people get offended so quickly these days
@@elishaallen4475 Right! And the quote; "...our hair is an incredible gift from God but it can be a curse IF its not taken care of." Then he proceeds to explain by metaphor. I don't know how that confused...lol
It blows my mind to see how many different hair textures there. Like, there’s my pin straight hair and then your gorgeous Afro! It’s crazy to see how varied hair can be!
ryt5014 Don't you know ? Products for black woman to perm or relax their hair have decreased majorly (of course there are black woman who still do it) but a lot of black woman have gone natural and it's crazy and I'm in loving it
omggg they need more hair stylist just like this for natural hair in Barbados 😍😍😍 hair looked Amazing btw just gorgeous. never have I tried a wash n go
Yes I agree, btw do you know any hairstylist that does natural hair in Barbados as in trimming it in its natural state that you would trust with your hair? I need reccomendations.
ricee16 girl the only natural hair stylist I would trust as in treating or caring for my natural hair in Barbados is myself. I only go to one that braids my hair and she knows nothing of the sort about natural hair. I feel I'm going cosmetology school so I can come out and care for you guys natural hair because these styling right now goes through natural hair like it's relax. They don't even detangle with a big enough wide tooth comb and that causes your beautiful hair that you spent 2-4 years growing out to a lot of breakage because we have the most fragile hair. 😢😭😭😭😭😭😭
Looking through the comment section it brings happiness to my heart to see so many people from different cultures enjoying this video. Continue to inspire and be the change on the negative views towards kinky curls. I’m proud of all of you!! 😍🙏
Idk what I would do without these amazing videos I’m a white woman and my baby girls dad is half black. When she was born she had this really really thick blonde. Yes blonde lol hair .. the color was like mine but I had no idea what I should do with it. As she got older. I used to do my friends hair but that was twists and things with fake hair. I really wanted her to embrace what god gave her. Thanks to videos like this her hair can stay healthy and strong. Beautiful like the little girl she is .. thank you !
Why would you have a mixed child without educating yourself about taking care of her hair BEFORE YOU DECIDED TO HAVE KIDS WITH A HALF BLACK MAN. This is why so many mixed kids dont know how to take care of their hair.
@@flowerpod1700 why are you being so strict? She learned, she is learning, most black women don't know or are learning how to take care of their own hair (including their child's). Instead of going off on her, congratulate for educating herself and encourage her to keep on going.
@@theoneme3748 I'm not being strict it's comman sense. Don't lay down with a black man if you don't know how to take care of a black child, same goes for black women. Can't handle black hair, don't have black kids it's that simple.
@@flowerpod1700 then majority of black people wouldn't be able to reproduce since it wasn't until recently we learned to take care of our hair. I don't like how you make it sound like we are a kind of special race. Your mentality feel similar to adopting dogs. "Don't get a dog if you can't take care of it." We are not dogs. Our hair does not make us a special kind of breed. She had a mixed child and now she get to learn how to take care of hair like most of us do. Do you think only white people watch these videos? We are litteraly millions to do so, why? Cause we are learning, like she is. Your "common sense" only applies to dogs or cat or whatever animals.
@@flowerpod1700 I didn't say you said we were. It's just that mentality of "you don't know how take care of a black child, then don't have one" makes it similar. We are as important as any other race. A half black man or a full black man choosing to be with a white woman should not mean that black women are as unimportant as other women. Love has no types. A black man that is demeaning to a black woman, now there is a problem. You can't generalize black men, my mom is dark skinned and yet she is considered really beautiful by multiple black men. The only education required for having a black child is to know how to take care of babies. That simple. Not cause of the hair. You don't know how many white children are born with curly hair (not the same, but similar). I don't see no one telling white woman to learn beforehand how to take care of curly hair. Everything is a learning process, she is learning now, like the rest of us.
What an amazing service!! And education.....yes I'm white ...I had NO IDEA black people had to go thru so much with their hair!! Amazing job and the girl having the service is stunningly beautiful.....👍❤ God bless!!
Not every black woman has that problem. Not all black women have the same hair texture the hair this woman had is the extreme kinky hair texture that some black women have and it can be some what difficult to control.
im black (but also mixed race, im Hispanic) and my hair is so easy to manage. not all people have the same hair types. since im mixed race my hair is like 3C and 4A and its literally the easiest thing you could ever comb out.
theebajanqueen In England, I went to a Hair dressers called 'Hype' in London..... worst f*cking decision of my life. They damaged my hair. And it's a disappointment because: -The service/experience was good/nice enough people. Complementary books/pens/ discounts etc... - I TOLD the woman I wanted HEALTHY hair. - They have STAR RATINGS... they are meant to be critically acclaimed and yet they have damaged my hair. This was my first ever hair dressers experience, I was so excited because it was my first bit of my own money spent on something I thought would help the health of my hair and they went and foocked it up 😡 Never in my life have a had heat damage ... I've never been so angry 😡
I'm sorry this happened to you and I can totally understand that it would put you off for life. I do not go to salons very often at all these days. It's like some of them have never heard of using a wide-toothed comb on natural hair and want to come at you with the fined-toothed and get annoyed when you say something. Excuse me but I love my fro dearly and I don't want her yanked from my scalp, especially as I'm a 4 type girl as well.
I have never been and was planning to but I have heard some good things about adornment365 in South London. They do consultations also. I love my natural hair tutorial videos here on YT but I don't have a hair routine and keep it pretty simple. Wash day isn't an all day event for me at all. Anyways, here is a link. Hope ts a great experience if you do visit. adornment365.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw16HLBRBFEiwAElREqKqNCxy0-BmAKB7dImTnjWW6K4Om5Xi4scpNUtqcnyWqaSUIPx4wFBoCyqwQAvD_BwE
This is so refreshing to see. Alot of these IG and youtube naturalistas try to discourage people from going to see a professional. I find it to be very important. My stylist takes very good care of my curls.
In America, stylists are expensive so I understand the diy trend but I find it annoying that so many vloggers try to act like stylists/professionals are easily replaceable.
I love seeing transformations like this. It really shows how that much effort goes such a lot way in confidence and making someone really feel themselves.
I Love seeing Afro - Latinas work with natural hair. Embracing our natural hair is new among all of those affected by transatlantic slavery! The thumbnail scared me but it looks great lol
TheUptownGrrl I'm an Afro Latina 😊 Puerto Rican mom & black dad.. I have two different curl types (3b/3c). I love natural hair my friend has 4c hair & I help her out a lot to become more confident in it also
L O What are you so mad for? You hate yourself that damn much? You're going on everyone's comments and saying dumb shit like this. Shut the hell up and read a book or something
I love to see natural hair stylists that have thick natural hair themselves. And then when she said "We do a lot of finger detangling here," I was like, where??? Pencil me in plz!!
Yes! Where are these salons doing all this time-consuming finger detangling? Because every salon I’ve been to, it’s get the comb and yank yank yank until your hair is broken off all over & your scalp is in agony. Only to be told: “You’re tender-headed”. Naw, bish, you’re too damned rough!
Your video editor did a really good job. I am whiiiiiite white white af but I love watching these videos to get a different perspective and to be able to relate to people better when they bitch about their problems. LOL There's a gal at work that has the same problem with curl formation that she complains about all the time, always wearing scarves to cover it up... I'm going to tell her about that palms out raking technique. It looks VERY simple yet effective. And you are so right about buying food grade oils instead of "hair oils" in the shampoo section-- totally different, the full on coconut oil you showed in the graphic is best! I actually use that one for oil pulling for my teeth. It can actually reverse cavities!
Also that is the NICEST hair salon! They weren’t afraid to be on camera, they walk you through everything and explain why they do everything, and they’re just sweet and kind 🥰
That is until she uses a fine toothed comb to detangle your strands without any product or leave in to make the process easier and breaks the comb in the process.
looks amazing. Other essential oils good for growing back edges are lemon, lavender and basil essential oils. They are the best at stimulating blood flow to the scalp to optimize hair growth :-)
Dante Velasquez indeed those oils are great, but for me they dry out quite quickly with intense summer hear or winter's chilly breeze; the stress of environmental effects. Then a hairstylist recommended aquaphor, healing ointment and that did the trick, edges grew back so fast. You can still mix with essential oils too.
Hotaru Grace Queen what type of hair do you have? (If you know which) and also did using the aquaphor cause any clogging of your pores, or leave thick build up?
Ross Russell my hair type is a mixed texture but primarily 4C. I use aquaphor on hair line but usually wash it out, then reapply every three days or so.
I'm am aspiring hair dresser! I'm currently in school and we haven't learned about how to work with very curly or kinky hair textures, so I went to go learn for myself on the internet! I want to be able to work with all hair types and textures when working with clients. I came across your channel and your videos have been such a great help to me for learning and understanding natural hair! I'm so happy that I found your videos keep up the great work!😊💗
i have like a 3a 2c hair texture, im a dude, and i just appreciate how much extra work yall do, thats so dope and its hard , but yall women out here doing it looking fine asf with yo hair🔥💯
Gorgeous! This was such a well done video. Your hairstylist absolutely rocks. Even after being in the industry for 10+ years, seeing cosmetologists like this one get me excited to do hair again. She did such an amazing job teaching you all the things! Thank you again for such a great video!
I always tie a silk scarf over my edges even if I'm not oiling them that night, ever since I was a child. I was always scolded if I didn't so it a habit I can't break even if I'm very tired.🤷🏾♀️
I’m white and I have the straitest, do nothing hair so I say this with the utmost envy, your hair is gorgeous. More women of color should embrace their natural hair, it is stunning. I love it and wish I had hair so pretty. I paid over $100 to have my hair done for my son’s wedding and two hours later it was hanging like a limp nothing. My hair will not hold anything. No curls, no waves, no style. I would love to have hair that can be styled. Embrace it and love it. ❤️❤️
Great video! It was very informative. I love the tip about putting Saran Wrap along your edges after applying oil there. I will definitely be trying this.
FINALLY!!! I've been literally HUNTING for a curly hair salon that I can go get a trim/shaping from in the city. All those other ones that EVERYONE be taking about mainly deal with looser textures so I've never trusted going to them. So coming across this video is a literal BLESSING for me!! Thank you and your hair looks amazing and I'm def going there soon 🙌🏽🙌🏽😫😫
I know with our 4c hair we need patient when doing the wash and gos..and it takes me a lot to find that patient... I love the hair...would love a follow up video of you doing the wash n go at home with same products...salon visit set standards I can not achieve...lol..
MsDimples AllNatural Hi actually if you do it on clean deep conditioned soaking wet hair it is super quick for the same result. I saw that technique on Taren Guy channel where her stylist show his technique on a 4c model. At leat it works for me!
If I could understand a word other than "excited" maybe I could rouse some enthusiasm, but your "excitement" has rendered your speech "Incomprehensible"!!! Even the captions were baffled.
This video was very helpful. I live California (bay area) and it is hard to find good natural hair beautician. She did a very thorough explanation of everything. Thank you so much for sharing. Wish me luck on finding a good natural beautician for myself.
You gave me life . Just a 4c brotha showin some love . 2 years and counting. About due for a trim . Even tho I hate seeing all that hair on the ground 😂
Amberose Francis I second that. I have 3c 4a and went to a hair salon where the hairstylist sweared to me that she knows how to work natural hair. I left the salon with dry and damaged hair💇.Now I do my own hair and dont even dare to step in a salon. Our S.A hairstylist are so uneducated about natural hair : (
CupcakeLove FORRREAL!!!! Can I get one?!? I love doing my own hair, but I hate feeling fearful of going to an actual salon. I’ve heard so many horror stories that I don’t want to be added to that population of bad experiences. However, I need a professional consultation just to make sure if I’m doing it right. Unfortunately, in Melbourne, FL there aren’t any salons close by that don’t look sketchy from reviews... I’m better off not taking any chances XD
Old white man here. - Former professional colorist for Zotos and Goldwell. Licensed since 1986. For the first 5 years of my career as a hairstylist, I worked with a number of platform artists and instructors at hair shows, trade shows, and in salons all over. - Have to say, I rarely see the natural gift of teaching and instruction in cosmetologists or people in the beauty industry. - The young lady performing the services for this client really should be on stage teaching people about hair. She's excellent in her delivery. Clearly, an expert in her field - and her communications skills are superior. She provides inspiration without patronizing or "overselling anything" to her client. She presents as genuinely interested in the science and educational aspects of her profession. Hair professionals don't often get to experience being taught by such naturally gifted artists. - She has the gift to teach. She's using that gift here in her videos. But man, it would be great to see her live on stage, teaching other professionals.
Tameeka’s so knowledgable. She has to be a cosmetologist, and not just a hairstylist. This woman knows her stuff and she’s so professional. She listens actively to her patrons and she doesn’t make them feel bad when they make obvious mistakes in caring for their hair. I wish she was located where I live.
great video🤗😎 Im 4C, Low Po... I moisterize with water, grapeseed & jojoba... its awesome!❣(also good/safe for your face) I do minimal twist-outs & Zero heat straigtening & I trim monthly using two-strand twist method. I've done perms, dreads, weaves & wigs in the past but loving my natural the best🤘 But it is a science lol & so much work😒
How long did your wash & go last?
I just uploaded an update on the hairstyle! You can watch here: ua-cam.com/video/QC9Us0hS2zE/v-deo.html
You have an accent where are you from?
TheBrownIsland going by her name I think she is Nigerian
How can you buy her products?
Avriana Askew the link is in the bio
This is so important because I believe alot of 4C women are discouraged from going natural because we don't have loose curly hair but It's just as beautiful especially when it's properly moisturized!
I don't have 4c hair but by the 5th day in my twist out, I get the most compliments, from all races too! Actually I don't always have the desire to twist my hair some nights and my hair will look it's most unruly and big, those are the days I'm happiest with how it looks. Dealing with those tangles though!
Twist outs don't work for me lol they look like noodles when they're freshly done. I like the big hair look too!
Well that too, but the fact we watch wash and go tutorials but don't make it revolve around our hair. Wash and go's everyday do NOT work for everyone. I do agree, a lot of girls gets their heart set on their hair being a certain texture/way when they watch UA-camrs only to be disappointed big time!
Very true! Every hair type is dif. especially when you consider porosity and shrinkage. I do wash and go's everyday on my TWA because it keeps my hair constantly moisturized and I don't like working on dry hair but it's not the same for someone else. 4C hair types can do wash n go's but we can't expect a long curly fro despite how long it is when it's wet or when you pull it. Short hair 4C girls have to learn to love it in it's shrunken glory lol
Don't be love! I was too. I have a round, big head and I only have 3 pics from when I cut it lmao. But I realized this insecurity has to stop with us. If we don't love it, who else will? It will grow out to be a beautiful mess in a few years but in the meantime, it's ok to embrace it!
Now that's the type of beautician everyone needs.
Shayla If you live in VA, the Curl Whisperer is coming to the Va Nature Beauty Expo in October!
Chira Mast omg what part of va ?
Richmond
Shayla I agree
shes in nyc and IM GOING
This reminds me of something they said on The Read : its crazy how we have a BET but no natural hair care shows. Those are the kinds things we need to be watching and learning about.
Thank you sis for sharing your experience with the world.
TickleMeTrish 13 Bet is owned by a white man and BET don't give a damn
TickleMeTrish 13 we dont need tv anymore, there's UA-cam!
Sephora H yea, but UA-cam doesn't pay the content makers as well as a network would.
3tmelo true
It is do hard to find someone who listens to the read
We need this. We need more hairstylist and beauticians that can take care and teach the community about our hair.
I'ma cosmetologist based out in SC and my mentor is teaching me how to do super duper curly and textured hair. I love doing it so much. I still have a lot to learn but I'm excited to be the best beautician for everyone.
This made me tear up, so glad to see 4c curlies getting this kind of care and love since they really pioneered this movement and then were pushed to the side in favor of looser curl patterns. So fricking beautiful and really shows how gorgeous and unique their curl pattern is. ahhh love it!
foodnwloords moo loo in the
foodnwords let's spread Gods peace please support me. I support u & subscribe to my channel! I'm just getting started..any advice would be great
let's spread Gods peace please support me. I support u & subscribe to my channel! I'm just getting started..any advice would be great
foodnwords
foodnwords thats not 4c that's 5 the kinkiest still pretty though
Her: bonnets sliding can cause breakage along the edges and nape area
Me: *slides bonnet halfway down forehead*
Mya D I never put on my bonnet without putting a scarf on first, so my hairline can be nice and flat when I take it off. I don’t want the band of the bonnet rubbing against my edges frizzing them up.
Sameeeeeee 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol!
I did the same thing! lol
BijinXOXO, same. I didn’t know bonnets could do that tho, but it makes sense that it does.
BLACK WOMEN ARE SOME THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN IN THE WORLD!TAMIKA KNOWS NATURAL HAIR REALLY WELL THE FINISHED JOB IS FABULOUS!!!
Damn
NOHOPEFORHUMANITY all woman are beautiful 👩🏽🦱👩🏻👩🏼👩🏻🦰👩🏿🦱
@@em-st2kq she never said all women weren't beautiful, weirdo.
@@sandrarobinson8783 i’m literally half black, i was just saying 😩
Yesss!! But all women are buitifull no hate completely agree😂
Beautiful! I'm obviously the whitest but I love to watch hair and beauty routines that don't apply to me and see the joy on women's faces idk. Much love to you and your work!
We are all sisters anyway
: )
Me too
I’m a latino male, so this is even less applicable to me, but I love these videos.
I’m Omani and I loooooooove watching these vids 😬
She is *EXTREMELY* knowledgeable!
This video was so informative! As a 4c girl, I have been having breakage around my edges. I am definitely going to begin treating my edges and nape with hair oils and wrapping them with Saran wrap! Your wash and go looks amazing!
I understand the struggle girl so i'm glad you were able to learn something. Thank you for watching
stropcitygal i'm 4c and I don't have edge breakage. Do you moisturize consistently??
R St33l3 Yes, I regularly moisturize. I never wear braids and I try to limit wearing high puffs because I know that the tension wrecks havoc on my edges. My edges are a totally different texture than the rest of my hair. The rest of my hair is flourishing! I guess I just need to give my edges a little more TLC.
Nicole Smith DON'T do braids girl! Your edges will only get worse. The best way to regrow your edges is to either let them rest by using hairstyles that do not put tension on your edges or to let them rest under wiggs (no weaves).
stropcitygal that sounds stressful. I pretty much wear high puffs on a daily basis.
This video was actually sooo informative and you look so good😍😍
Glad you got something out of it! Thank you
Beauty By Nikki you are so pretty wow😍
Grace Williamson awww thanks love😊
i know right i never would have thought to put on saran warp on the edges
Agreed. The castor oil tip and comment was funny.
A stylist that also educates her clients! This was so satisfying to watch 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
So refreshing to see an actual 4c kinky wash n go!
Lisa Long we have the same hair.... Exactly the same.
It sure is.
emosh73 i commend you on educating yourself
Lisa Long 🎟🥂💁🏽♀️
I am sooooooo happy this video is posted!!! This was awesome information!
I see a lot of people complaining about the hair stylist prices. I personally feel like you get what you pay for and natural hair is HARD. I have 4c hair and I KNOW how difficult it can be for me let alone letting someone else do it. She did a lot of work on her hair and gave her a lesson on ways to better take care of her hair. I wish somebody in my area could do the same. You can tell this lady is educated on natural hair I appreciate that AND the results were great. We need more stylist that are interested in all types of natural hair. I have been to a total of 4 stylist that "claim" they specialize in natural hair only to leave with my hair in knots or heat damaged because when they said they specialized in natural hair they did not mean 4c natural hair.
if you can spend 300 on a sewin including hair, just to have ur hair dry, flaky, and thin. you should spend 175 to treat and train ur own hair
emma onyilokwu damn where the hell you getting a sew in installed for $40. I pay $200 on average and like $250 for hair.
Krista Smith 😫 U got moneyyy
Mikki Cheeks I don't get them often. And when I do, I get a frontal install. I do believe that you get what you pay for
emma onyilokwu I live in NYC. Yeah it adds up to that when I get the frontal customized and colored or if I request it turned into a unit
L O I wish you'd mind your own business. It's pathetic
I have 3b/3c hair and my sister has 4a/4b hair and since her hair texture isn’t very celebrated I always tell her that her natural hair looks good and that it’s beautiful, because it is. Us as a nation really need to get rid of beauty standards, all skin colors and hair textures are beautiful ❤️!
4a is very lose and very praised 😭
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@@Stsr4prezzz probably not in her circle who are you to tell her what her sister is experiencing
@@Stsr4prezzz In the natural hair community but not outside of that
Question to all the people complaining about the price, why do y'all want good service but you aren't willing to pay for it??
Jozytalks also its a buildable process...treating the hair from its natural state makes it beautiful from the beggining and creates a base for the hair to stay naturally healthy for a longer time, so the price is sooo much worth it on the long run. People just like to despise jobs that are related to beauty...😑 this is an art and artists need to pay the rent too
Lau exactly a good hair stylist are artists and they DESERVE to be paid for their art! They have to pay bills just like the rest of us!
Jozytalks and folks wonder why there aren't more natural salons lol its cuz the community doesn't want to pay. Ppl srsly expects folks to give away their talents and knowledge worth hundreds for a few dollars. It nuts!
fatalblue there are literally no natural hair salons in my area because the few that have been opened close does soon after because no one is willing to spend more than $20 on there hair.
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I feel like I got more practical usable tips and knowledge in these few mins then tons of other videos I've watched in YEARS. Think I might have to book an appt.
dfranco1008 I started taking notes.
GIRRRLLL Tameeka and Liz are THE BEST to have ever done it!!! I get 'Jaded' every 4 months and it's definitely a part of my hair health regimen! My curls stay poppin'!!! Don't worry Liz's scalp massages bring me to tears everytime too... like they take you to a whole other emotional place where you don't know what to do with your feelings lol... btw, you're stunning!!!
I'm white, but I am fascinated by all that is involved with hair care and styling of African hair. Gorgeous!
It's not just African hair..white people have curly hair too.
Not all black people are African
Nicole Bynoe louder!!
Dassah Adeliyi ok but do white people have 4C hair? No
Nicole Bynoe black people are of African descant, it’s what makes them black.
All these guys in the comments are saying "I love a girl that's all natural and that doesn't wear weave!" 😒Right, and then when a girl takes out/off her weave or wig and goes to places with her natural hair y'all are so quick to call her bald head.
exactly
This!!!!
Exactly! I wish they’d just shut up about what THEY think any woman should do with her hair. Nobody asked y’all nothing about your opinion on our hair. Nine times out of ten, most of these clowns would run a natural sister over to get to Becky anyway. GTFOH.
WELL IM TIRED OF WEAVES BECAUSE PPL BELIEVE BLACK WOMEN CANT GROW THEIR OWN HAIR.... What's wrong with hating the fake mess? What's wrong with wearing your real hair?... Natural, relaxed, inbetween (texturized, or heat straightened) as long as it's real and breaks this "black women cant grow hair" stereotype I'm all for it.....what's the issue with black women trying to defend/fight over weaves like their lives depend on it?
@@ShamommyHempire most of us wear weaves so our hair WILL grow. It's not our fault people are ignorant about our hair and think for some reason we are the only race that has hair that doesn't grow. If you don't wanna wear weave, then more power to you, but for people like me, wearing weave has helped my hair transition and grow over the past year.
Our hair is fragile but beautiful like a flower 🌻💚😌
I snatched my bonnet off so fast when she was talking about the crown of your hair! I knew there was a correlation between my bonnet and my edges!! I knew it! Thanks for this informational video! Im booking an appointment!
A Fashion Designer Blog Silk/Satin pillows all the way
LOL 😄😄😄
Girl I did the same thing lmfaooo I was so shook
A Fashion Designer Blog 😂😂😂 I almost fell out the chair reading your comment
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I was about to do it too lol. Thank goodness I have some of the oils she mentioned and saran(?) wrap downstairs.
I've been watching a ton of hair videos lately for some reason. And, I have to tell you that if I had 4c hair, this is totally the natural style I would chose. Just BEAUTIFUL!
I'm 200 miles away but I want to book an appointment with her. She is so patient, EXTREMELY knowledgeable, & very good at what she does! The end result was beautiful and the process was amazing as well.
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I am in Mississippi. She needs to open up a salon down south. She would rake in the dough. At least 90% of the ladies I know are rocking natural hair.
i am in Holland, how do i get these products
Carmencita van de Vijver online
Tammy Johnson You are right if she came to Mississippi, she'll make a killing, because we don't have real natural hair stylist at all.
Yeah, she needs to come and help us out!
Tammy Johnson im sayin tho! Louisiana stand up lol
As a black man who grew up with 4 sisters and currently with 2 beautiful black daughters,I could attest to the fact that our hair is an incredible gift from God but it can be a curse if its not taken care of. It's almost like having a brand new Benz or BMW..in the beginning its all good,everybody loves it,you shining. Then the maintenance starts to come around...without knowledge or someone you can go to with knowledge(like this beautiful sista) its hard as hell...shine in my queens. I love y'all regardless🖤🖤🌎👏🏽😘
BROTHER!! O my gosh. I can DEFINITELY relate about those damn foreigns.
You are so right. Everyone wants a foreign car, until maintenance and filling up your tank becomes torturous. Not hating, if you can afford one- congrats. But know what you got! I bought a brand new Nissan, 35 mpg. My ex had a BMW. Wanted to trade his car for mines. Know what you got! Peace and God Bless to all!
You're still perpetuating that tired trope about 4c hair being "a curse". There is nothing cursed or even complicated about maintaining (any) hair period. Shampoo and condition 4c hair at least 3 times a week. Detangle with fingers, and let an Afro be an Afro. It's that simple! It grows just fine with this regimen and it truly is wash-n-go. You can even use inexpensive products like VO5.
And what is that "regardless" comment about? "Regardless" of what? I find the comment offensive -- especially coming from a dude with the same hair texture -- implying there's something wrong with me because of my hair, that you must love me "in spite of" my hair. This 4c woman doesn't want your hypocritical, brainwashed, fake ass 'compliment'.
@@lql1094 He's not saying that it is a curse. All he is saying is that if you don't maintain your "black" hair, it feels like a curse. Man people get offended so quickly these days
@@elishaallen4475 Right! And the quote; "...our hair is an incredible gift from God but it can be a curse IF its not taken care of." Then he proceeds to explain by metaphor. I don't know how that confused...lol
It blows my mind to see how many different hair textures there. Like, there’s my pin straight hair and then your gorgeous Afro! It’s crazy to see how varied hair can be!
She's so knowledgeable. I would be so comfortable in her chair
Where are you located in New Jersey?
yes right I'm about to travel from Baltimore just for her
I live in barbados and i feel like traveling to her
But her natural hair is gorgeous and looks really healthy isntbtbat what,matters
Isn't coconut oil a fat, not a protein?
I've noticed lots of natural sisters in the train lately and that's so beautiful
ryt5014 Don't you know ? Products for black woman to perm or relax their hair have decreased majorly (of course there are black woman who still do it) but a lot of black woman have gone natural and it's crazy and I'm in loving it
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This ain’t no click bait y’all. Sis was crying tears of joy 😂😂😂
Fevz
U w me in f bc they oc see
I bet.
That stylists is really amazing at educating her clients!! Really impressed with her knowledge and professionalism!
The hairdresser is a great teacher! I, too, have 4c hair and I learned so much in this short video. The client's hair is beautiful.
Her side profile was giving me 90s Lauryn Hill 😎 great vid!
tanji2936 yesss so cute!
Right!
tanji2936 ikr..beautiful
tanji2936 you read my mind
Who doesn't even have 4c hair but still loves watching chizi 🙋🏽
Me. I have loose curls.
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Me. I'm 3c/4a, but this was really great and informative to watch.
Meeee
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Me 🙋 I have 4a/4b, some 3c on the crown
Wonderful to see black women getting the information they need from competent stylists and artists. ♡
omggg they need more hair stylist just like this for natural hair in Barbados 😍😍😍 hair looked Amazing btw just gorgeous. never have I tried a wash n go
4C KEA I wish girl!
Yes I agree, btw do you know any hairstylist that does natural hair in Barbados as in trimming it in its natural state that you would trust with your hair? I need reccomendations.
girl same, we need them in Jamaica too. The Caribbean lacking!!
ricee16 girl the only natural hair stylist I would trust as in treating or caring for my natural hair in Barbados is myself. I only go to one that braids my hair and she knows nothing of the sort about natural hair. I feel I'm going cosmetology school so I can come out and care for you guys natural hair because these styling right now goes through natural hair like it's relax. They don't even detangle with a big enough wide tooth comb and that causes your beautiful hair that you spent 2-4 years growing out to a lot of breakage because we have the most fragile hair. 😢😭😭😭😭😭😭
Elizabeth Lizzy it's true girl cuz these hair stylist only know about relax hair😢😭😭😢😭😢😢😭😭😢😭😭😢
Looking through the comment section it brings happiness to my heart to see so many people from different cultures enjoying this video. Continue to inspire and be the change on the negative views towards kinky curls. I’m proud of all of you!! 😍🙏
DEƦEƘ HλŁE TM you noticed too its so refreshing 💯✊😊
awwwww
It is really beautiful 😩💜💜💜
I love watching type 4 hair videos. I’ve started to embrace my natural wavy hair! I have white girl hair.
Amen & me 2!
Idk what I would do without these amazing videos I’m a white woman and my baby girls dad is half black. When she was born she had this really really thick blonde. Yes blonde lol hair .. the color was like mine but I had no idea what I should do with it. As she got older. I used to do my friends hair but that was twists and things with fake hair. I really wanted her to embrace what god gave her. Thanks to videos like this her hair can stay healthy and strong. Beautiful like the little girl she is .. thank you !
Why would you have a mixed child without educating yourself about taking care of her hair BEFORE YOU DECIDED TO HAVE KIDS WITH A HALF BLACK MAN. This is why so many mixed kids dont know how to take care of their hair.
@@flowerpod1700 why are you being so strict? She learned, she is learning, most black women don't know or are learning how to take care of their own hair (including their child's). Instead of going off on her, congratulate for educating herself and encourage her to keep on going.
@@theoneme3748 I'm not being strict it's comman sense. Don't lay down with a black man if you don't know how to take care of a black child, same goes for black women. Can't handle black hair, don't have black kids it's that simple.
@@flowerpod1700 then majority of black people wouldn't be able to reproduce since it wasn't until recently we learned to take care of our hair. I don't like how you make it sound like we are a kind of special race. Your mentality feel similar to adopting dogs. "Don't get a dog if you can't take care of it." We are not dogs. Our hair does not make us a special kind of breed. She had a mixed child and now she get to learn how to take care of hair like most of us do. Do you think only white people watch these videos? We are litteraly millions to do so, why? Cause we are learning, like she is. Your "common sense" only applies to dogs or cat or whatever animals.
@@flowerpod1700 I didn't say you said we were. It's just that mentality of "you don't know how take care of a black child, then don't have one" makes it similar. We are as important as any other race. A half black man or a full black man choosing to be with a white woman should not mean that black women are as unimportant as other women. Love has no types. A black man that is demeaning to a black woman, now there is a problem. You can't generalize black men, my mom is dark skinned and yet she is considered really beautiful by multiple black men. The only education required for having a black child is to know how to take care of babies. That simple. Not cause of the hair. You don't know how many white children are born with curly hair (not the same, but similar). I don't see no one telling white woman to learn beforehand how to take care of curly hair. Everything is a learning process, she is learning now, like the rest of us.
What an amazing service!!
And education.....yes I'm white ...I had NO IDEA black people had to go thru so much with their hair!!
Amazing job and the girl having the service is stunningly beautiful.....👍❤ God bless!!
@Longhair Dontcare incredible statement #facts!
It's real work to have our type of hair but it is beautiful hair.
Our texture is so unique and special!
Not every black woman has that problem. Not all black women have the same hair texture the hair this woman had is the extreme kinky hair texture that some black women have and it can be some what difficult to control.
im black (but also mixed race, im Hispanic) and my hair is so easy to manage. not all people have the same hair types. since im mixed race my hair is like 3C and 4A and its literally the easiest thing you could ever comb out.
This girl is stupidly pretty.
Also, I loved her hair when it was full and soft.... she could have gone out just like that 💗
Tameeka is fantastic, she could teach a lot of stylists here in the UK a thing or two!
theebajanqueen In England, I went to a Hair dressers called 'Hype' in London..... worst f*cking decision of my life.
They damaged my hair.
And it's a disappointment because:
-The service/experience was good/nice enough people. Complementary books/pens/ discounts etc...
- I TOLD the woman I wanted HEALTHY hair.
- They have STAR RATINGS... they are meant to be critically acclaimed and yet they have damaged my hair.
This was my first ever hair dressers experience, I was so excited because it was my first bit of my own money spent on something I thought would help the health of my hair and they went and foocked it up 😡
Never in my life have a had heat damage ...
I've never been so angry 😡
do you know any good hair salons for natural / afro hair in the uk / london? (including ones that offer hair consultations)
I'm sorry this happened to you and I can totally understand that it would put you off for life. I do not go to salons very often at all these days. It's like some of them have never heard of using a wide-toothed comb on natural hair and want to come at you with the fined-toothed and get annoyed when you say something. Excuse me but I love my fro dearly and I don't want her yanked from my scalp, especially as I'm a 4 type girl as well.
I have never been and was planning to but I have heard some good things about adornment365 in South London. They do consultations also. I love my natural hair tutorial videos here on YT but I don't have a hair routine and keep it pretty simple. Wash day isn't an all day event for me at all. Anyways, here is a link. Hope ts a great experience if you do visit.
adornment365.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjw16HLBRBFEiwAElREqKqNCxy0-BmAKB7dImTnjWW6K4Om5Xi4scpNUtqcnyWqaSUIPx4wFBoCyqwQAvD_BwE
You haven't said a word of a lie
This is so refreshing to see. Alot of these IG and youtube naturalistas try to discourage people from going to see a professional. I find it to be very important. My stylist takes very good care of my curls.
In America, stylists are expensive so I understand the diy trend but I find it annoying that so many vloggers try to act like stylists/professionals are easily replaceable.
I love seeing transformations like this. It really shows how that much effort goes such a lot way in confidence and making someone really feel themselves.
you are soooo lucky!! here in Ireland there are barely, in fact no natural hair salons where the stylists are educated! you go girl!!
Mamobo Ogoro I crying inside watching this. This is needed in Ireland!
Mamobo Ogoro You're in Ireland what do you expect? Is someone gonna complain about the lack of natural hair salons in New Guinea too?
Your stylist is the bomb so knowledgeable and patient
Black girls are so pretty...love from a brown girl
Kavita T black girls aren't brown? Lol
Kavita T We're all brown.
Naima lus she probs mean Indian ( from asia) loads of them day that
Kavita T you don't have to convince us black girls! We already know this!
Ronnie Love Just take the god damn compliment and go.
So my bonnet is the reason I ain't got no edges
One of the reasons...
lmaoo maybe you could use a head wrap instead
liv ! Maybe u cld go build a house; instead of bein’ all up in Women’z business 🤨🌬🤾🏾♂️
April Dawn girl 😭 im a girl the guy in my pfp is just a meme!! i was just suggesting something else other then a bonnet!
liv ! Oh!!! 😂🤣 I was thinkin’ like “Get cho dusty ass outta here! 🤨” 💀
I Love seeing Afro - Latinas work with natural hair. Embracing our natural hair is new among all of those affected by transatlantic slavery! The thumbnail scared me but it looks great lol
They're light skinned but they are black women
TheUptownGrrl I'm an Afro Latina 😊 Puerto Rican mom & black dad.. I have two different curl types (3b/3c). I love natural hair my friend has 4c hair & I help her out a lot to become more confident in it also
Sigh.
L O What are you so mad for? You hate yourself that damn much? You're going on everyone's comments and saying dumb shit like this. Shut the hell up and read a book or something
What makes you think she's an Afro Latina ? Did I miss something?
I love to see natural hair stylists that have thick natural hair themselves. And then when she said "We do a lot of finger detangling here," I was like, where??? Pencil me in plz!!
I only dare to use a comb under the protection of my shower head and shit tons of conditioner!
Me J I feel like most people have thicker hair than me. I have only found one girl with thin strands and density like mine.
NovaDoll my daughter has thin hair but so thick and dry.
Whoooo has the time for finger detangling though? Am i being lazy? lol
Yes! Where are these salons doing all this time-consuming finger detangling? Because every salon I’ve been to, it’s get the comb and yank yank yank until your hair is broken off all over & your scalp is in agony. Only to be told: “You’re tender-headed”. Naw, bish, you’re too damned rough!
Your video editor did a really good job. I am whiiiiiite white white af but I love watching these videos to get a different perspective and to be able to relate to people better when they bitch about their problems. LOL There's a gal at work that has the same problem with curl formation that she complains about all the time, always wearing scarves to cover it up... I'm going to tell her about that palms out raking technique. It looks VERY simple yet effective. And you are so right about buying food grade oils instead of "hair oils" in the shampoo section-- totally different, the full on coconut oil you showed in the graphic is best! I actually use that one for oil pulling for my teeth. It can actually reverse cavities!
Also that is the NICEST hair salon! They weren’t afraid to be on camera, they walk you through everything and explain why they do everything, and they’re just sweet and kind 🥰
Wow! The stylist is VERY knowledge about hair!!!!! Thanks so much! I learned a lot
That is until she uses a fine toothed comb to detangle your strands without any product or leave in to make the process easier and breaks the comb in the process.
Her face in the thumbnail is every 4c nappy haired girl when ya mom brings out the rattail comb😭😭😭
I swear. I asked my mama to do my hair and she had me one hairball closer to being bald
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looks amazing. Other essential oils good for growing back edges are lemon, lavender and basil essential oils. They are the best at stimulating blood flow to the scalp to optimize hair growth :-)
Dante Velasquez indeed those oils are great, but for me they dry out quite quickly with intense summer hear or winter's chilly breeze; the stress of environmental effects. Then a hairstylist recommended aquaphor, healing ointment and that did the trick, edges grew back so fast. You can still mix with essential oils too.
oh thats really good to know! Aquaphor is very hydrating.
Hotaru Grace Queen what type of hair do you have? (If you know which) and also did using the aquaphor cause any clogging of your pores, or leave thick build up?
Ross Russell my hair type is a mixed texture but primarily 4C. I use aquaphor on hair line but usually wash it out, then reapply every three days or so.
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I'm am aspiring hair dresser! I'm currently in school and we haven't learned about how to work with very curly or kinky hair textures, so I went to go learn for myself on the internet! I want to be able to work with all hair types and textures when working with clients. I came across your channel and your videos have been such a great help to me for learning and understanding natural hair! I'm so happy that I found your videos keep up the great work!😊💗
i have like a 3a 2c hair texture, im a dude, and i just appreciate how much extra work yall do, thats so dope and its hard , but yall women out here doing it looking fine asf with yo hair🔥💯
Gorgeous!
This was such a well done video. Your hairstylist absolutely rocks. Even after being in the industry for 10+ years, seeing cosmetologists like this one get me excited to do hair again. She did such an amazing job teaching you all the things!
Thank you again for such a great video!
Heismyrock3 I agree...
Heismyrock3 fantastic job!!!!
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watches at 3:12 *pulls bonnet down over eyebrows* lol
Aja Cameron hahaha funny I did that too.
lol, i took mine off
Aja Cameron I always put a durag or head scarf on before my bonnet to protect my edges from rubbing. I lost some edges before I started doing that
Lmao me too literally 💀
I always tie a silk scarf over my edges even if I'm not oiling them that night, ever since I was a child. I was always scolded if I didn't so it a habit I can't break even if I'm very tired.🤷🏾♀️
Wow! Like, WOOOOOOOOW! Jade is so knowledgeable. This type of care and also teaching it-what a gift she shares!
Tameeka is the truth. Chizi you the truth! Loved this video so much!!
YOU are the truth! #Visionary
She did a great job! I really need to visit a salon for this kind of treatment!
That 1 thumbs down is blasphemy! Great video Chizi, very informative. Keep them coming.
I’m white and I have the straitest, do nothing hair so I say this with the utmost envy, your hair is gorgeous. More women of color should embrace their natural hair, it is stunning. I love it and wish I had hair so pretty. I paid over $100 to have my hair done for my son’s wedding and two hours later it was hanging like a limp nothing. My hair will not hold anything. No curls, no waves, no style. I would love to have hair that can be styled. Embrace it and love it. ❤️❤️
Me too!
Awe. Get you some braids. It'll hold that!
@@billiondollarbeats no
You don’t get to tell black peoples what they should or shouldn’t do with their hair.
Great video! It was very informative. I love the tip about putting Saran Wrap along your edges after applying oil there. I will definitely be trying this.
Christi Coleman hi what is saran wrap and also where can i get one
Victoria draycott Hey, Victoria! It's plastic wrap and you can get it at Walmart, Dollar General, etc.
Christi Coleman thank u
Victoria draycott you might know it better as cling film! Kitchen staple xxx
FINALLY!!! I've been literally HUNTING for a curly hair salon that I can go get a trim/shaping from in the city. All those other ones that EVERYONE be taking about mainly deal with looser textures so I've never trusted going to them. So coming across this video is a literal BLESSING for me!! Thank you and your hair looks amazing and I'm def going there soon 🙌🏽🙌🏽😫😫
I know with our 4c hair we need patient when doing the wash and gos..and it takes me a lot to find that patient... I love the hair...would love a follow up video of you doing the wash n go at home with same products...salon visit set standards I can not achieve...lol..
MsDimples AllNatural Hi actually if you do it on clean deep conditioned soaking wet hair it is super quick for the same result. I saw that technique on Taren Guy channel where her stylist show his technique on a 4c model. At leat it works for me!
HereDianna thanks love.. by chance do you have the link to that video...
MsDimples AllNatural just search for Dickey method or hairrules
If I could understand a word other than "excited" maybe I could rouse some enthusiasm, but your "excitement" has rendered your speech "Incomprehensible"!!! Even the captions were baffled.
she's so pretty😭
This video was very helpful. I live California (bay area) and it is hard to find good natural hair beautician. She did a very thorough explanation of everything. Thank you so much for sharing. Wish me luck on finding a good natural beautician for myself.
Wow! I never thought my bonnet might be the cause of my edges breaking off!! Thank God I watched this!!
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Girl, right?!? Im so glad I learned about this before my edges paid the price!
One word-BEAUTIFUL. I absolutely love this transformation! She is glowing with confidence at the end! That is what it is all about 🤩
Lovely. Thinking of putting together a Birthday trip to New York just to get my hair done.
When I close my eyes the hair stylist sounds like alicia keys😂❤
Right?! She has a beautiful voice! ✨
Same 😂😂😂
🤔
No, girl.
and when you open them she does too 🤣
You gave me life . Just a 4c brotha showin some love . 2 years and counting. About due for a trim . Even tho I hate seeing all that hair on the ground 😂
Her: “even your bonnet”
Me, watching in bed: **pulls bonnet back up to forehead***
😂😂😂
Girl I did the same thing!🤣🤣
🤣😂
I'm Indian and I admire black/African American hair. It's so versatile ✌
Now if I had money for these products that'd be clutch but it came out bomb 😍😍😍
Look at you with the editing❤️ 🔥. Go head sis 👏🏾👏🏾
Atira B.E Right! I need to hire her editor. lol.
im available lmao!
She is so beautiful, no matter how she does her hair.
Yooo the info about re growing your hairline was EPIC
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What she say about it? What part of the video?? Its too long
NaturallyRoro, I know riiight!
Your 4c hair was popping, your texture looked amazing!
I agree. Really beautiful job on a pretty lady.
Aime news
beautifully filmed! yes, your hair is gorgeous
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Michelyn Boateng I love your videos❤️
Michelyn Boateng I LOVED UU
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As a 4c hair girlie I cried tears of joy.❤ After my 3rd big chop I’m ready to take care of my hair. Rocking my twa and I’m loving it. ❤
OMG! She is a freaking wizard! She slayed that 4c hair.
please come to South Africa. our hairstylists need real schooling on hair, for all hairstyles...😟
Amberose Francis I second that. I have 3c 4a and went to a hair salon where the hairstylist sweared to me that she knows how to work natural hair. I left the salon with dry and damaged hair💇.Now I do my own hair and dont even dare to step in a salon. Our S.A hairstylist are so uneducated about natural hair : (
girl this is bible!!
Y'all the struggle is real!
Preach
Girllllll, I need a TAMEEKA in my area! This is the exact experience I need.
CupcakeLove
FORRREAL!!!! Can I get one?!? I love doing my own hair, but I hate feeling fearful of going to an actual salon. I’ve heard so many horror stories that I don’t want to be added to that population of bad experiences. However, I need a professional consultation just to make sure if I’m doing it right. Unfortunately, in Melbourne, FL there aren’t any salons close by that don’t look sketchy from reviews... I’m better off not taking any chances XD
Old white man here. - Former professional colorist for Zotos and Goldwell. Licensed since 1986. For the first 5 years of my career as a hairstylist, I worked with a number of platform artists and instructors at hair shows, trade shows, and in salons all over. - Have to say, I rarely see the natural gift of teaching and instruction in cosmetologists or people in the beauty industry. - The young lady performing the services for this client really should be on stage teaching people about hair. She's excellent in her delivery. Clearly, an expert in her field - and her communications skills are superior. She provides inspiration without patronizing or "overselling anything" to her client. She presents as genuinely interested in the science and educational aspects of her profession. Hair professionals don't often get to experience being taught by such naturally gifted artists. - She has the gift to teach. She's using that gift here in her videos. But man, it would be great to see her live on stage, teaching other professionals.
Loved that the hairdresser was so informative. 🤔 hmmm I need to go find me a natural hair salon
Shey B. So do i. I would live to find one locally
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Shey B. Yeah I like the hair stylist!! She kept it professional and informative!!
man...such a blessing to see her in action; you can tell she is passionate about ppl, not money!
Oh..My..Gawd..she really is the hair whisperer! Her hair looked so beautiful!!
love the animation in the beginning! super cute!
Tameeka’s so knowledgable. She has to be a cosmetologist, and not just a hairstylist. This woman knows her stuff and she’s so professional. She listens actively to her patrons and she doesn’t make them feel bad when they make obvious mistakes in caring for their hair. I wish she was located where I live.
YESSSSS it's in NY thank God. All these other salon visits that iWatch are always out of state
Everybody Hates Judy I think DevaCurl Salons are in Canada
Girl you have MoKnowsHair in your state, that's a blessing 😂😂😂
I wouldn't recommend this salon. Read my review on their Facebook page.
yessssss i screamed when i heard she had a nyc location. finally one for us! lol
sunflr7 did you have the bad vibes review?
She's so pretty.
NanashiTreeHouse let's spread Gods peace please support me. I support u & subscribe to my channel! I'm just getting started..any advice would be great
great video🤗😎 Im 4C, Low Po... I moisterize with water, grapeseed & jojoba... its awesome!❣(also good/safe for your face) I do minimal twist-outs & Zero heat straigtening & I trim monthly using two-strand twist method. I've done perms, dreads, weaves & wigs in the past but loving my natural the best🤘 But it is a science lol & so much work😒
She is AMAZING! And your hair looks so good Chizi!!!!
when she said your bonnet can pull out your edges i slid mine way down past my forehead
I LOVED THIS VIDEO! VERY INFORMATIVE AND YOUR HAIR TURNED OUT REALLY NICE
What a beautiful look. It is so nice to see folks sharing different tips and care for different textures of hair.