I love how she’s not getting mad, frustrated or just silent. Instead she’s teaching the lady, so next time someone comes in with hair like hers they’ll have an idea what to do.
Girl I was over here holding my breathe when they were combing through it from root to ends lol they did so good though and seemed so friendly! your facial lawdddddd yes!
ShayCherrelle girl that facial was EV👏ERY👏THANG👏 I would definitely go back. And your right they definitely we so friendly and made the experience very enjoyable!
The problem with Asia they don't always use conditioners, they sell them, but salons don't use them. Just saying living in the Philippines four months. Asia can't do Caucasian hair either, so don't feel bad.
I used to have extremely straight, heavy Asian-type hair for 30 years. I had no idea what conditioners were for and why you would even need to comb through your hair: no breakage, no split ends, no tangling on waist-long hair (I did use a comb though ;)), I hated European stylists who attempted to get rid of half of the hair to make it 'lighter', so I just let the hair grow. That till a year I went on the pill, started using dye and cut my hair shoulder length - layered for volume at a Dominican hair salon. Now I have this typical frizzy-wavy thing (depending on tge weather and products, either straightish and full volume or funky waves with no volume at all), still unmanageable though, unless I get a blow dry at my stylist's or a deep conditioning treatment with heavy, oily cosmetics. So yes, with this straight/heavy type of hair the conditioner may be more of a burden than help, as it may even make your scalp more oily quickly.
Asians have Caucasian hair (straight/wavy). Caucasian hair includes type 1 and 2 hair which europeans, and asians have. Only difference is, is that its a little thicker.
@@lolo-hp3bt Asian hair not Caucasian hair. Caucasian hair is fine and not always straight. Caucasian hair can be curly, or wavy and be very oily and very hard to curl.
@@LittleImpaler Thats why i said caucasian hair is type 1 or 2 hair, striaght, wavy etc.... Asian. The Caucasian race consists of people that are europeans, people in western,central and south Asia and the North and horn of Africa.
Very brave! I love it...breaking cultural barriers and norms and fully experiencing Vietnam is what it's all about! I have free-form locs...not sure what they can do with that lol...the facial looks amazing though. I'll take one of those any day!! Can't wait to go!!
I really like how you guided them through the process and didn’t just sit there letting them struggle. Just to complain and laugh at them for not knowing what to do. They did their best and your hair turned out great 😄💕
Thanks! Is that what has been happening? I've only seen one maybe two other videos like this. I agree though I felt good about what they were able to accomplish! Plus I live Vietnamese people I couldn't play them like that!
The Courtney Williams yeah, it’s kinda sad too. They’re so curious and fascinated, they’re not exposed to black people a lot like in America. those girls could use it as an opportunity to teach them a little bit about Afro textured hair. Just simple things, like you did. That way, they’ll know for next time. 😊
I have been watching videos like this since yesterday. This is the FIRST ONE where the client actually tells them what they need to use, and how the process should go. I COMMEND YOU👍💃 I have seen some girls get unwanted perms and damage that will break a woman's heart!! You go, girl💃😉
Guuuuuuurrrrllll! I'm so proud of you for doing this video! Break on through the cultural barriers! Bless them trying to use that tiny ass comb. Omg when I saw them raking through your hair without any slip of any sort lmao!! My heart just about dropped. It turned out looking good though!
damn give those people a raise. they did a good job. lol. im happy they all pitched in, and treated you well. this was new for them too and im happy they took it all on. they couldnt straighten your hair perfectly because the supplies they have simply do not go that high, but all and all it was a good style for their first try. the fact that you helped guide them is whats really important here, and you did just that. they had an expeirence, and so did you. if this keeps happening this will not only benefit their businesses in other countries, but this also breaks stereotypes, and helps us all get to know eachother. i wish i could do more then just give your video a thumbs up, but ill also subscribe.
love this video!! you're the only channel that credits the creator of this series for that I respect you, other ppl try do this in hopes of becoming viral and copping it as their own idea.
The Courtney Williams GIRL! YOU GOT COURAGE! I can't say that I would've done it. But I'm also a hairstylist. Note to self, pack all my hair products! Thanks for the info
I’m a black girl based in the UK, London. I can understand how this feels. I had a similar experience where the children’s home I used to live in , the staff who aren’t of black African descent were not trained on how to do black hair. I had an Asian guardian who tried to offer to do my hair, but I thought she might find it hard so I did it myself. She then looked at it and refused to help me with my hair as it’s too hard . They then had to wait for a black person to help me with it. I wish they were educated about black hair care.
I lived in Korea for 1 year and baby there were some Korean stylist that can do any style you pluck out a magazine to the tee. They were some bad girls with magic hands. I never seen them braid though.
Seriously?! What part of Korea are they in? I'd love to get there details I'm heading there before the year ends to meet up with this other amazing sister!
Vietnam might be the place to be 100,000 Dong = $4.33 USD and sis paid double lol. This vid is great plus your skin is mad glowing applause from Arizona, USA.
Giiirrrrrllll ... I feel like you were so patient in the beginning! Great job showing them what to do. They need the right products, heat protectant and instructions in their own language
New subscriber! Finally someone who teaches them how to do our hair. I despise seeing videos with girls letting them do whatever to their hair! Educate them sis yasss
Hey sis! Welcome to your virtual tribe! So happy and grateful to have you here! Can I tell you a secret? Low-key I haven't seen any of those videos however I keep hearing this. At the same time I was a shampoo tech at a black salon in college so my spirit won't allow me to sit in anybody's chair and not get what I want.
Kudos to you! I was nervous for you. The hair wash/ facial seemed really relaxing but after that 😨. I’ve had non-Black people do my hair a few times and they just don’t understand that moisture is imperative for our hair. It’s great that these ladies were open to learning. But why did it take 5 people to flat iron 🤔? They were in your head like braiders in an African braiding shop. Thanks for sharing your experience. I enjoyed taking that journey with you. Be well. ~*~Stephanie
Resident Directors hey girl hey!!! Yes lord I was super nervous too! Lowkey I almost didn't make it! Hello moisture is definitely IMPERATIVE! Thank god they were open to learning and thank god I know how to do my hair. I can't imagine that same situation with someone not use to doing their own hair. 5 to a head definitely African style but I always see more than one stylist doing the hair even on the locals
I am a certified in mathematics and special needs K-12 teacher with a double Masters in the USA. I am looking to move internationally to teach and save money and improve the quality of my life. I am in research mode:"Over drive!" I don't know where I am going yet leaning towards UAE or Asia. I am looking at various recruiters now and countries to decide. You just came on my radar as a result of a Google search and you are addressing many if not all of my concerns about living abroad as a teacher, as a African/(black person), an African-American, and a woman. Like you ,I am a natural 4C type and I do my own hair here in the USA. My hair is now long and thriving now down almost to my breast. You are very brave to let that many people do your hair that are unfamiliar with African textured hair. I really like your candor and honesty on your videos(only saw a couple so far, but already subscribed) because you tell the good, the bad, the ugly, and in-between based on your experiences. You seem very genuine and real. Can you talk about picking your recruiter? What are the basic packaged,generally, ie salary ranges, housing, medical, holidays, airfare, racism/discrimination, night life, religious services for Christians, Jews, Islamic people, etc. How do connect with other exists before and during your stay? Thanks!
Hey I'm so glad you are finding my videos useful! I will be making a video soon about recruiters. As for connecting try facebook. Here are a few groups that I could think of off the dome for Vietnam Black in Saigon Brother & sisters in Hanoi
Do you know if they ever use rollers? I have relaxed hair and if I'm using heat to dry my hair, I always use rollers, and finish up with a quick blow-dry.
I like the way they handle your hair, in London the black hairdressers I’ve visited always handled my hair like it was barbwire they are so heavy handed.
At least she stopped them and corrected them with the detangling process. It's hella hard to detangle on natural hair if it's still dry. Like our hair is fucking alive when you stop perming it with all those chemicals. I've been team natural for damn near 3 yrs now.
Oh my goodness!!! It's almost like you is Hollywood glam.You had 4 girls working that hair. So cool. You have such a great disposition. I love it and can learn from you. Thank you for posting your video. They did a good job. Greetings from Puerto Rico.
I want to be a hairstylist for everyone , even for people like your hair! I learned so far that moisture is key to healthy hair, but: I’m not in school yet haha
I'm glad they got a better understanding of how to do. I like how they asked questions of how you personally wash and style your hair. Better for future reference, if more customers with curly kinky hair come to the salon lol
Yeah definitely it would be great for there to be more options for girls with kinky curly hair to be able to get it taken care of properly no matter where they are in the world
I'm new to your content and this was in my recommendations so I said ok why not? Well let me first start off by saying that melanin baby! 💋 from the gods I see so there's that. I also follow the young and vibrant ms Mary Jane Byarm so I'm glad you mentioned that! Now to this salon visit...ooh you're brave! I've been burned (not literally) by black stylists, dominican stylists, I haven't been to a salon since 2010 because of it. Either shitty service or shitty attitudes with okay service is what turned me off. So kudos to you for being brave and showing us how to behave out there in those Vietnamese streets! 😎😊 I swear to you I could already 4c that they'd need like 4 people for that thick dense mane event of yours and I wasn't wrong. I was quite pleasantly surprised to see just how willing they were to accommodate you after you explained to them *your* process cause yes girl it is. Lol and I just finished my wash day this morning so this checked ALL the boxes today! 😁 Great vid! ❤
Oh my God thank you I just love this comment everything girl and yes I love me some Mary Jane Byarm!! And yes girl it gets real in these Vietnamese streets!
Forest Star uhhhhh I don't know about a heatless style only because that process of detangling was a journey and natural hair dry needs to be handled well but they did do a great job and they were so down to listen and learn
Angel spirit. Good job. You helped out other black girls who need their hair done. Teach them. Expose them. Now they know and the next black girl that walks in there will be served with more knowledge.
Also, There is a deep conditioning mask by "Kerastace Loreal" in a green jar that is amazing and the best conditioning product I have ever used on flat and oval celled hair!!!
I had my hair wash and curled in Slovakia..it was about 20 years ago and cost in 5 dollars. Mind you I had a perm but they took pics cause I was the first black person they had ever done their hair.
@@TheCourtneyWilliams it was 13 of us from our church to sing as a mission trip. We were there 2 weeks and I got my hair done and 2 of the guys got hair cuts. I remember the guys paid like 2.50. It did appear much hair seemed brighter and fuller. Nope I have not been back.. did have a lovely time there I must say.
As a stylist who has done African textured hair for over 30yrs. this was hard to watch. First rule :After conditioning #4 hair textures is DETANGLE WHILE WET and apply a heat protectant.. Second rule is pre-straighten with blow dryer in small sections. I had hopes for a great turn out but I could tell those flat irons were not at a temp. hot enough to properly straighten your hair.
if youre not detangling your hair under running water then youre missing out lol it used to take me hours to detangle now it takes me less than 20 minutes
The Courtney Williams yep! I apply the conditioner First, let it sit for a. Few then rinse while detangling with a Denman brush or tangle teezer at the same time
Did you get heat damage? Did they put a heat protectant on your hair before flat ironing. They did so many passes through. These videos should be about the process and the bouncing back of the natural curls.
I don't believe they put any heat protectant on my hair I did get some damage well there's no blueprint you know what I mean and things are limited in Asia so I feel like these videos were just made out of curiosity
Just be careful. Carry some with you. Our struggle for long healthy hair begins with us. Good job on walking them through it. Teach them about the heat protectant and introduce it to them to minimize breakage. Love you girl❤️. Keep them coming🥰
This was a GREAT video! Thank you for going ahead and paving the way for us all! 😂🤣 I was so tickled when there were like 4 people working on your head at one time. My family and I are heaed to Thailand in.a couple months. I am the Mom of 2 thick headed little girls.
I do understand I have Puerto Rican hair it’s cult thick and there has been times that they don’t know how to cut my hair when I lived in N.Y. I went to Spanish salons and African American salons
I tried to get my hair done in Thailand and it was an epic fail total fail. I ended up doing my own hair adding the salons conditioner and pulling my hair into a loose ponytail up top that's it but put it on my host mom's tab LoL
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I like how she is not just letting them do whatever to her hair. She telling them what to do! Good job.
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Yeah because some people would just sit there and take it and not educate them, at least they will probably remember for their next black customer
Yes sometimes we NEED to just step in a guide, like the true queens we are 👑👩🏾😆
I really love that you just didn’t sit there and not say anything. You are actually teaching them something, and it really will get better.
Totally agree, She didn't sit there and then throw them under the bus.
So True
You are so brave. Lord Jesus
Girl, you had the whole salon working on your hair🤣
I really did!🙈
Awesome !
@@TheCourtneyWilliams Go girl !!
@@TheCourtneyWilliams The ladies in the salon love your hair.
I love how she’s not getting mad, frustrated or just silent. Instead she’s teaching the lady, so next time someone comes in with hair like hers they’ll have an idea what to do.
Girl I was over here holding my breathe when they were combing through it from root to ends lol they did so good though and seemed so friendly! your facial lawdddddd yes!
ShayCherrelle girl that facial was EV👏ERY👏THANG👏 I would definitely go back. And your right they definitely we so friendly and made the experience very enjoyable!
Very brave and I love that you said something when they were doing it incorrect. They were very polite and receptive of your ideas. Great job
Thanks I agree I think they were very open to the process!
They tried. It will be interesting to see how people like you change the global hair scene ❤️❤️
I'm excited to see how that goes as well!
The problem with Asia they don't always use conditioners, they sell them, but salons don't use them. Just saying living in the Philippines four months. Asia can't do Caucasian hair either, so don't feel bad.
I used to have extremely straight, heavy Asian-type hair for 30 years. I had no idea what conditioners were for and why you would even need to comb through your hair: no breakage, no split ends, no tangling on waist-long hair (I did use a comb though ;)), I hated European stylists who attempted to get rid of half of the hair to make it 'lighter', so I just let the hair grow. That till a year I went on the pill, started using dye and cut my hair shoulder length - layered for volume at a Dominican hair salon. Now I have this typical frizzy-wavy thing (depending on tge weather and products, either straightish and full volume or funky waves with no volume at all), still unmanageable though, unless I get a blow dry at my stylist's or a deep conditioning treatment with heavy, oily cosmetics. So yes, with this straight/heavy type of hair the conditioner may be more of a burden than help, as it may even make your scalp more oily quickly.
Didn't know that...
Asians have Caucasian hair (straight/wavy). Caucasian hair includes type 1 and 2 hair which europeans, and asians have. Only difference is, is that its a little thicker.
@@lolo-hp3bt Asian hair not Caucasian hair. Caucasian hair is fine and not always straight. Caucasian hair can be curly, or wavy and be very oily and very hard to curl.
@@LittleImpaler Thats why i said caucasian hair is type 1 or 2 hair, striaght, wavy etc.... Asian. The Caucasian race consists of people that are europeans, people in western,central and south Asia and the North and horn of Africa.
The blowdry was not good BUT what really counts was their engagement to learn about your hair and do their best!
Yes they really did try plus I paid less than $5 including a proper tip
I love how you taught them! They will know if ever someone else comes in
Exactly sis! Gotta stay thinking about those that will follow our footsteps!
Very brave! I love it...breaking cultural barriers and norms and fully experiencing Vietnam is what it's all about! I have free-form locs...not sure what they can do with that lol...the facial looks amazing though. I'll take one of those any day!! Can't wait to go!!
Keisha Ross girl yes yes that facial was the WHOLE TRUTH!
I cringed at how many times they passed the Flat iron over a section.
Jamong yeaaaaaa girl black hair is a whole journey in Asia
I really like how you guided them through the process and didn’t just sit there letting them struggle.
Just to complain and laugh at them for not knowing what to do.
They did their best and your hair turned out great 😄💕
Thanks! Is that what has been happening? I've only seen one maybe two other videos like this. I agree though I felt good about what they were able to accomplish! Plus I live Vietnamese people I couldn't play them like that!
The Courtney Williams yeah, it’s kinda sad too. They’re so curious and fascinated, they’re not exposed to black people a lot like in America.
those girls could use it as an opportunity to teach them a little bit about Afro textured hair.
Just simple things, like you did. That way, they’ll know for next time. 😊
I have been watching videos like this since yesterday. This is the FIRST ONE where the client actually tells them what they need to use, and how the process should go. I COMMEND YOU👍💃 I have seen some girls get unwanted perms and damage that will break a woman's heart!! You go, girl💃😉
Awwww thanks! I didn't even realize I was the only to give instructions I just couldn't let them give me hella damage
Guuuuuuurrrrllll! I'm so proud of you for doing this video! Break on through the cultural barriers! Bless them trying to use that tiny ass comb. Omg when I saw them raking through your hair without any slip of any sort lmao!! My heart just about dropped. It turned out looking good though!
DoYouSpeak Cilantro girl ye yes for cultural barriers being broke!!! In the end it did come together but I can't lie I was hella nervous
Lawd i aint never seen so many flat irons on one head at the same time!! 😳😂😂😭😂
I’m glad you taught them how it’s done. You schooled them
You are a great Black Ambassador to Asia. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Phillip Cell-Phone
This is the 3rd video I've watched of Sisters getting their hair done by OTHERS. I must say you all are truly brave..
Oh it's more than 3 of us checkout the play list attached to this video
damn give those people a raise. they did a good job. lol. im happy they all pitched in, and treated you well. this was new for them too and im happy they took it all on. they couldnt straighten your hair perfectly because the supplies they have simply do not go that high, but all and all it was a good style for their first try.
the fact that you helped guide them is whats really important here, and you did just that. they had an expeirence, and so did you. if this keeps happening this will not only benefit their businesses in other countries, but this also breaks stereotypes, and helps us all get to know eachother. i wish i could do more then just give your video a thumbs up, but ill also subscribe.
love this video!! you're the only channel that credits the creator of this series for that I respect you, other ppl try do this in hopes of becoming viral and copping it as their own idea.
I appreciate that! 💕
You brave brave soul! I'm in the states and I am so very anxious about who touches my natural tresses.
Monette T girl I was hella nervous if it didn't show I was freaking out on the inside
You had the entire staff working on you. They didn’t do too bad. I would Love The Hair washing .
This is by far my fav! Thank you for helping them through the process once you realized they didnt know . Showing them the magic of black hair
I love that you gave them guidance instead of staying quite and then complaining about it afterwards lol❤️ 🥰
Girl I got my hair done and it was a whole journey! Would you be down for a Vietnamese stylist doing your hair?
The Courtney Williams GIRL! YOU GOT COURAGE! I can't say that I would've done it. But I'm also a hairstylist. Note to self, pack all my hair products! Thanks for the info
No. I'm not trying to get heat damage 🤧
I don't even let a black hair stylist do my hair
@@kims9256 yea girl pack it and come get some business!
You do your own hair? @@cassandramichelle7661
I’m a black girl based in the UK, London. I can understand how this feels. I had a similar experience where the children’s home I used to live in , the staff who aren’t of black African descent were not trained on how to do black hair. I had an Asian guardian who tried to offer to do my hair, but I thought she might find it hard so I did it myself. She then looked at it and refused to help me with my hair as it’s too hard . They then had to wait for a black person to help me with it. I wish they were educated about black hair care.
Bless the girls they literally had a lesson, so good to see you allow them to learn with such patience and understanding 👏
Yeah they did a good job!
I lived in Korea for 1 year and baby there were some Korean stylist that can do any style you pluck out a magazine to the tee. They were some bad girls with magic hands. I never seen them braid though.
Seriously?! What part of Korea are they in? I'd love to get there details I'm heading there before the year ends to meet up with this other amazing sister!
Vietnam might be the place to be 100,000 Dong = $4.33 USD and sis paid double lol. This vid is great plus your skin is mad glowing applause from Arizona, USA.
Giiirrrrrllll ... I feel like you were so patient in the beginning! Great job showing them what to do. They need the right products, heat protectant and instructions in their own language
Ah thanks boo I try to be especially since I know it's often just a cultural exchange
New subscriber! Finally someone who teaches them how to do our hair. I despise seeing videos with girls letting them do whatever to their hair! Educate them sis yasss
Hey sis! Welcome to your virtual tribe! So happy and grateful to have you here! Can I tell you a secret? Low-key I haven't seen any of those videos however I keep hearing this. At the same time I was a shampoo tech at a black salon in college so my spirit won't allow me to sit in anybody's chair and not get what I want.
Kudos to you! I was nervous for you. The hair wash/ facial seemed really relaxing but after that 😨. I’ve had non-Black people do my hair a few times and they just don’t understand that moisture is imperative for our hair. It’s great that these ladies were open to learning. But why did it take 5 people to flat iron 🤔? They were in your head like braiders in an African braiding shop. Thanks for sharing your experience. I enjoyed taking that journey with you. Be well. ~*~Stephanie
Resident Directors hey girl hey!!! Yes lord I was super nervous too! Lowkey I almost didn't make it! Hello moisture is definitely IMPERATIVE! Thank god they were open to learning and thank god I know how to do my hair. I can't imagine that same situation with someone not use to doing their own hair. 5 to a head definitely African style but I always see more than one stylist doing the hair even on the locals
I am a certified in mathematics and special needs K-12 teacher with a double Masters in the USA. I am looking to move internationally to teach and save money and improve the quality of my life. I am in research mode:"Over drive!" I don't know where I am going yet leaning towards UAE or Asia. I am looking at various recruiters now and countries to decide. You just came on my radar as a result of a Google search and you are addressing many if not all of my concerns about living abroad as a teacher, as a African/(black person), an African-American, and a woman. Like you ,I am a natural 4C type and I do my own hair here in the USA. My hair is now long and thriving now down almost to my breast. You are very brave to let that many people do your hair that are unfamiliar with African textured hair. I really like your candor and honesty on your videos(only saw a couple so far, but already subscribed) because you tell the good, the bad, the ugly, and in-between based on your experiences. You seem very genuine and real. Can you talk about picking your recruiter? What are the basic packaged,generally, ie salary ranges, housing, medical, holidays, airfare, racism/discrimination, night life, religious services for Christians, Jews, Islamic people, etc. How do connect with other exists before and during your stay? Thanks!
* how do you connect with other black or American expats? (Sorry...mycell phone auto corrects incorrectly at times) 😁
Hey I'm so glad you are finding my videos useful! I will be making a video soon about recruiters. As for connecting try facebook. Here are a few groups that I could think of off the dome for Vietnam
Black in Saigon
Brother & sisters in Hanoi
Do you know if they ever use rollers? I have relaxed hair and if I'm using heat to dry my hair, I always use rollers, and finish up with a quick blow-dry.
The shrinkage was amazing to them lol
Thats amazing of you for guiding them on how to properly detangle and dry your hair
Nice video! The shampoo looked so relaxing! Thanks for sharing!
It's was beyond relaxing! Would definitely go back just for it!
You were so nice and patient with the stylist. Very sweet !
OMG they were doing the chase method ♥
Yes they were!!!😍😍😍
Are you still there? Have you meet a Vietnamese person who can braid? Lol I would love to see it.
@@mariemarie7066 no not yet. But on my next trip there I'll see what I can find
Where are you teaching now? I so want to travel to Asia and maybe work there?
@@mariemarie7066 I'm teaching online. Which country do you want to start in?
Girl!!! You had a whole army working on that head by the end 🤣 but when we going though??? 100k? #TakeMyMoney
Angee Diva when ever you want I J it at got the address from Lan
They did a great job. That facial though looked so soothing. Overall, they did an awesome job.
I like the way they handle your hair, in London the black hairdressers I’ve visited always handled my hair like it was barbwire they are so heavy handed.
Really? Do you tell them?
At least she stopped them and corrected them with the detangling process. It's hella hard to detangle on natural hair if it's still dry. Like our hair is fucking alive when you stop perming it with all those chemicals. I've been team natural for damn near 3 yrs now.
I love how you was teaching them about how to comb through the hair.
Thanks! They were truly the sweetest!
Oh my goodness!!! It's almost like you is Hollywood glam.You had 4 girls working that hair. So cool. You have such a great disposition. I love it and can learn from you. Thank you for posting your video. They did a good job. Greetings from Puerto Rico.
I want to be a hairstylist for everyone , even for people like your hair! I learned so far that moisture is key to healthy hair, but: I’m not in school yet haha
At first I was nervous but I they listen and the facial!! 👏🏽 I think they could get after a few more tries
I agree 011Nisha I think they could really have a shot especially if they collab with a cosmologist from America
I'm glad they got a better understanding of how to do. I like how they asked questions of how you personally wash and style your hair. Better for future reference, if more customers with curly kinky hair come to the salon lol
Yeah definitely it would be great for there to be more options for girls with kinky curly hair to be able to get it taken care of properly no matter where they are in the world
I'm new to your content and this was in my recommendations so I said ok why not? Well let me first start off by saying that melanin baby! 💋 from the gods I see so there's that. I also follow the young and vibrant ms Mary Jane Byarm so I'm glad you mentioned that! Now to this salon visit...ooh you're brave! I've been burned (not literally) by black stylists, dominican stylists, I haven't been to a salon since 2010 because of it. Either shitty service or shitty attitudes with okay service is what turned me off. So kudos to you for being brave and showing us how to behave out there in those Vietnamese streets! 😎😊 I swear to you I could already 4c that they'd need like 4 people for that thick dense mane event of yours and I wasn't wrong. I was quite pleasantly surprised to see just how willing they were to accommodate you after you explained to them *your* process cause yes girl it is. Lol and I just finished my wash day this morning so this checked ALL the boxes today! 😁 Great vid! ❤
Oh my God thank you I just love this comment everything girl and yes I love me some Mary Jane Byarm!! And yes girl it gets real in these Vietnamese streets!
That looked fun, I'd really like to see them get to try out a heatless style. They did a good job listening!
Forest Star uhhhhh I don't know about a heatless style only because that process of detangling was a journey and natural hair dry needs to be handled well but they did do a great job and they were so down to listen and learn
This is very interesting!! Thank you for sharing ❤️
1st video that I have seen where they did this good. And your hair is healthy to so that helps.
I agree they did do a good job and it was healthy going in but I can't lie there was some damage from all the heat afterwards
So brave. I can’t even muster the guts to let most black stylists touch my hair let alone…🤦🏽♀️
Angel spirit. Good job. You helped out other black girls who need their hair done. Teach them. Expose them. Now they know and the next black girl that walks in there will be served with more knowledge.
Thank you!! ...and Yes yes I agree!
That's cute I've never seen that done before. Two brush blow out that's cool imma try that
Yes sis that brush was a game changer
Also, There is a deep conditioning mask by "Kerastace Loreal" in a green jar that is amazing and the best conditioning product I have ever used on flat and oval celled hair!!!
Where is it found?
@@TheCourtneyWilliams ive seen it in CVS in LA, but you can order it online also
@@clifford4755 okay I'm going to look for it when I go back home
Next time u come back they’ll know what to do. Looked like u had fun. 👍🏻
Yes they will Mai Nguyen and I did really enjoy this moment their energy was nice!
All hands on deck! Pronto. That facial looked soooo amazing
It was amazing!!!
I had my hair wash and curled in Slovakia..it was about 20 years ago and cost in 5 dollars. Mind you I had a perm but they took pics cause I was the first black person they had ever done their hair.
Wow that sounds like it was an experience! Have you been back to visit Slovakia?
@@TheCourtneyWilliams it was 13 of us from our church to sing as a mission trip. We were there 2 weeks and I got my hair done and 2 of the guys got hair cuts. I remember the guys paid like 2.50. It did appear much hair seemed brighter and fuller.
Nope I have not been back.. did have a lovely time there I must say.
You did a good job and it makes me want to have a couple people in my head at the same time
It actually doesn't feel like that much
As a stylist who has done African textured hair for over 30yrs. this was hard to watch. First rule :After conditioning #4 hair textures is DETANGLE WHILE WET and apply a heat protectant.. Second rule is pre-straighten with blow dryer in small sections. I had hopes for a great turn out but I could tell those flat irons were not at a temp. hot enough to properly straighten your hair.
I liked that you explained to them how to do your hair and not just let them try and figure it out.
Yea sis I was going for as little damage as possible!
Brave! Good think too, now they'll have more experience and I'll get my curly hair done there too. :) :D
if youre not detangling your hair under running water then youre missing out lol it used to take me hours to detangle now it takes me less than 20 minutes
Really? With conditioner?
The Courtney Williams yep! I apply the conditioner First, let it sit for a. Few then rinse while detangling with a Denman brush or tangle teezer at the same time
That's a good idea thank you
Did you get heat damage? Did they put a heat protectant on your hair before flat ironing. They did so many passes through. These videos should be about the process and the bouncing back of the natural curls.
I don't believe they put any heat protectant on my hair I did get some damage well there's no blueprint you know what I mean and things are limited in Asia so I feel like these videos were just made out of curiosity
Just be careful. Carry some with you. Our struggle for long healthy hair begins with us. Good job on walking them through it. Teach them about the heat protectant and introduce it to them to minimize breakage. Love you girl❤️. Keep them coming🥰
Great video, I have learned something!!!
That makes me so happy to hear! Glad these videos are useful!
It was cool to see your experience there! Would you do it again?
DONT sleep y’all! ASIAN DID MY HAIR LIKE A BOSS! 💕
This was a GREAT video! Thank you for going ahead and paving the way for us all! 😂🤣 I was so tickled when there were like 4 people working on your head at one time. My family and I are heaed to Thailand in.a couple months. I am the Mom of 2 thick headed little girls.
The Mom Genius Ohhhhhhhh girl Thailand is going to be so freaking fun!!! They actually have braiding places so you'll be okay!
Your hair is so gorgeous 😍💜
Why are you still wearing that shower cap after the hair do?
How satisfied were you with the service 😊
Because that part was filmed the next morning. Actually was great!
Yeah, but we have to use conditioner 😅 you should put that on a t-shirt
I just might sis!
Wow they actually did a good job
I think so too especially since that was their first time working with natural hair
The Courtney Williams Wow, I’m so glad they actually took the effort, I’ve seen videos where stylist don’t want to go through it completely
You should come to bangkok here have shop for make your hair in Khao san road
They looked so amazed
They really we're though!
Im deeeadddd she had her hand over her moouth sayiinngg ooohhh thus is cool wow
Girl I was scared to hell honestly
i have the sound turned down, so not sure what is being said. Why are there 4 women working on 1 head?
Turn the volume up love
I'm at work...
I do understand I have Puerto Rican hair it’s cult thick and there has been times that they don’t know how to cut my hair when I lived in N.Y. I went to Spanish salons and African American salons
Did you find the salons in New York to be more suitable for your hair thickness?
Did you get heat damage
Honestly yes a little bit
@@TheCourtneyWilliams your hair was beautiful
Great customer service
Yes girl show these Asians our hair can grow long like every other race of hair!!!!!
You are so gorgeous and you have beautiful skin ❤❤
Gurl you very brave cause ain't no way in hell id let them finish with 4 different flat irons
Everybody seems so nice to you thats good
Maybe the Vietnam people will know how to do your hair The Vietnamis are so nice. They're listens to you.
Are you all praying for her successful experience too!
Aweeee thanks sis!! I appreciate and accept all the prayers for my success and abundance!🥰😍💕😘😘✨
They look amazed
They were!
Hair is such a deciding reason as to if I'm going to Vietnam or not 🤣
Girl my heart dropped when she washed out the conditioner without detangling.
Girl you me both!!!
oh my!!! you are brave!!!
I tried to get my hair done in Thailand and it was an epic fail total fail. I ended up doing my own hair adding the salons conditioner and pulling my hair into a loose ponytail up top that's it but put it on my host mom's tab LoL
Ohhhhhh sis it sounds like the struggle was real 😩
*So That’s Like $4 And Some Change In The US Right?*
Yep exactly!
They couldn’t wait to touch her hair😃
Great job especially after you couched them!👍🏽
I had to convert that price real quick lmao but yes five dollars and change isn’t bad 👀
You should have had that what to do discussion before the process started humidy
Yea your right I'll no better next time if I ever decided to get my hair done again there
I think they enjoyed playing in your hair more than doing it.
Yeah they were clueless.....that was deep...you were like a science project to them....
Lol I'm dead!!! They did a good job though.
Joshua safwat-taylor they really did though