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How Does The GINA CURL Grow Their Hair Long?
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- HAIR GROWTH AND THE GINA CURL. Here is our relaxed hair vlogger reaction to the gina curl a type of curly perm for black women and our many hair types, 4c, 4a, 3b, all!.. with one distinct difference. What is the gina curl, how does the gina curl grow hair? Also can you have and do both the gina curl and relaxed hair? We piece it all together in this video.
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I feel like Imma get dragged for this but if a black woman was charging 500$ for this people would laugh in her face. This woman is definitely in the right market because her consumers are going to assume that what she's doing MUST be worth it for one reason. AND she's milking a big insecurity? She's lining her pockets with black women's coin for a diet jeri curl. But it's cute though so don't come for me y'all 😂
Facts
This really looks like she is remarketing the "Curly Kit". She bought the 80's back
Absolute truth
@Elle Jones Beautiful Black Queen why come for you when your speaking nothing but Facts...We as blacks not all but some will pay 💰 others what their asking price is but want to nickel and dime black businesses..Peace and Blessings🌹
PS: The diet Jeri Curl was classic😂😂😂👊That Diet Jeri Curl gets me every time🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣5/28 I needed a good laugh 🤭
💯 facts!
I’ve had my cosmetology license for 9 years and that’s a jheri....... and at a black salon it’s nowhere near $900.
Hell I just did one on my aunts hair last month and she’s been rocking a curl for 20 years. STOP GIVING GINA TO MUCH CREDIT FOR SOMETHING THATS BEEN IN OUR COMMUNITY FOR YEARS.
Soul Glo (Coming To America)......
I had one in elementary school!
Hey girl, yea the price is 👀 lol but I’m not sure where in the video I gave credit to her creating the Jheri curl? Not gonna lie, they seem pretty similar, but not the same though. We probably could have been more clear in posting about the differences. And from what I’ve read, Gina already knows this has been in the black community for years, she’s been doing it on black clients herself, so it wouldn’t make sense for her to take credit for it which she’s not doing. Gina herself can explain it better, so we’ll do a follow up to this video with her on this soon! I have questions too :)
Tish The Dish Hi Fellow Stylist ,we are all in this together! We can all learn from each other. I understand that you have your own opinions, but not sure why you would shout out about me without doing your own research. Since we are all home these day and have the time on our hands why don't we chat live on You tube. Maybe the sister's can be our hosts. I would love to help you and others understand how much this means to me and my clients. I have been a stylist for over 42 years. I was servicing the first original Jheri curl back in the 70's. I know the difference and would love to share my knowledge with you and believe me, I too, will be open minded because I'm sure I can learn from you as well. Please give me a call if your interested 203 466 1246💕 stay well and stay safe!
Hair's Talent / GINACURL How am I shouting at you when I didn’t comment on anything you posted?!! JHERI CURL.......
I’ve seen you comment on quite a few post regarding this lie. Take your ass on somewhere and quite helping brainwash your own kind. (You look black on your profile pic, you should be ashamed. Stay woke or wake up)
TwoLaLa acknowledging her in a video would you giving her credit as if she started something new.... every black person has had a family member with a Jheri curl yet I haven’t seen a black UA-camr make a video about it. A white women named Gina renamed the Jheri curl and now it’s something to talk about...... that’s how she’s getting to much credit!
Tish The Dish the woman on my profile picture is a client of mine. I’m white. I didn’t say you were shouting at me I said you were voicing your opinion. If you’re a stylist I’m not sure why you wouldn’t want to be open minded and learn all you can. I’m also not sure why you’re so angry . I’m sorry I bothered you. Be blessed, Girl
I have a Gina Curl and it was $700 ($250 deposit). I was two years post transition when I got it. My hair was nice (curl definition) for about 6 months and then it really dried out. Shedding was an issue, although she claims your hair doesn't shed. Everyone's hair sheds - its science.; so I'm not really complaining (just wish she'd stop making her product God's gift to black women). My new growth was healthy and I experience no breakage between processed and unprocessed hair. But I feel as if my ends are thinning out from the chemicals. My natural hair was full from root to tip. I think this is masked because most people wait 6-12 months before getting a touch up. And, once you clip the thinning ends, and have 3-4 inches of growth, you can't really tell. It would be nice to see a multi-year client's hair.
My biggest complaint is that hair draws up when fully dry (and tangles with slip knots). All of those pictures on her social media sites show semi-dry hair. But when it dries, there is shrinkage - my hair is about nine inches all over, but when dry it barely touches my shoulders (6 inches). I don't recommend it, as it is expensive and only looks good on people who have a lot of density in their hair (I don't) and I love my natural 3c/4a curls much better. Also, I think that the customer service is lacking - if I am going to pay close to $1000 for service (travel/hotel/hair) - I expect to be treated well.
It would be great for more people to see and like your comment. It doesn’t matter what you get, all chemical treatments will have the tendency to dry your hair out, thin it out, and will require maintenance just like any hair type.
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She also recommended that one of her clients use deva curl right after the Gina so the girl went and purchased it and her hair fell out and became so thin. That woman doesn’t know what she’s talking about. Then she says no protein but deva curl has a lot of protein in it so why would you recommend it
You paid how much?????!! 😯 SIS, she is only doing a Wave Nouveau which is usually less than $100. Just get a Wave Nouveau!!! It looks even more natural than that!!!
So she put her name on the jheri curl and charging $500. Ok!?!?! And no thank you!
The Wave Nouveau looks the same or better and is usually less than $100!
No. It doesnt over process like those products.
That's what I said! It's the same thing and charging that much highway robbery lol it's a jericurl/wave nouveau 🤷🏿♀️ it's pretty Don't get me wrong but people acting brand new like they don't know this is 🤷🏿♀️ and this lady is robbing people lol
Nope. She put her name on the JAPANESE STRAIGHTENING system and decided to charge 800+ for it. She just took her inspiration from the Jherri curl
@@victoriarainey-hires2765 - Sorry, a person isn’t robbed when they pay voluntarily. Totally optional to get this style. No different than the price of clothes (or anything else) - you pay what the price tags says or put it back.
I’ve researched and found out. that Gina has trained technicians at her salon who are pros at applying the Gina Curl. She doesn’t do everyone’s hair herself. Also, the amount you pay for a touchup is less than the initial amount. You go in for a touchup every 6 months or so. I’m old enough to remember the Jheri curl back in the 80s. It too was way better for your hair than a relaxer, and people’s hair grew like crazy. Gina’s process combines the concept of a Jheri curl and Japanese thermo straightening to come up with a process that is a far better technique and much healthier for the hair.
Rosalind Stewart Yes Ma’am. My mom would get the thermal straightener when we lived in Japan.
Rosalind Stewart not true touchup is same as initial visit. I’ve had two Gina curls. It is true that there are other trained stylists in the salon who apply the Gina Curl but every visit she is touching your hair to ensure health.
Are any of the stylists black? Is the price really $500? Too much.
Hm. That’s not too bad. Every 6 months and then my hair considered short below the ear in back and shorter crown. I feel it would be a bit less
Giggles one of the stylists is mixed and has a Gina Curl herself...but for real it doesn’t matter they do a great job.
i thought about it for 20 whole minutes. Then I remembered..... wiiiiigs!!! girl, WIGS!!
I know. There's a lot of factors to consider before jumping into something like this
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I’m slow what do u mean by this 😂?
@@JoJo-vi6xx lol. it means that after 20 minutes i get bored and i like to switch up my hair.... alot. ALOTTTTTT . loooool!
Lmaooo same
Godforbid this starts another anti natural hair movement. How and why are people always finding ways to tell us kinky girls that our hair is not beautiful?! This Gina lady needs to fall back because she ain't doing nothing but add to the problem!
it’s not bad lol. it’s a preference. their hair their choice.
exactly this concerns me because people who dislike their hair or are insecure may cave into it and do this
@Kat B I don't understand why people keep assuming they do this because they're insecure. Maybe they want a change or want to try something different. Are people that have type 4 hair but wearing kinky curly Brazilian and Mongolian wigs also insecure? Are people that wear clipins insecure? I truly do not understand this assumption.
Kat B “you have to grow out a whole new head of hair to go back natural” what?? Your hair naturally is gonna grow anyways so it’s not a big deal... they can easily do a big chop.. that’s like saying “you have to go buy a whole curly wig to cover your 4c hair” stop judging others and let them do as they please
@Kat B I mean realistically it is trying something different. If they don't like it they can cut it off and do something else. It's just hair.
Maybe cause I am older, when I see folks tripping on the cost of this process it seems funny to me. You have women spending big money on weaves, surgical enhancements ( boobs , bigger butts, etc.)instead of buying a house, paying off student loans, investing, etc. What's the difference in spending money on this process. Same boat; different folks.
Exactly I see nobody replied to this one
Sooo true!
I said the same thing on another video too! I think some of us do not know how to budget and invest our money properly. I have literally spent thousands on wigs, weaves, braids, etc in my lifetime. I would love to get a Gina Curl for about 900 a year. At least it will promote growth and is healthier for my hair than all those other options.
good point
NO WAY....LOL I HAD THIS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL..IT'S NOTHING NEW..I DON'T KNOW WHO THIS WHITE WOMAN GINA IS..LOL.. BUT THIS IS CALLED A "WAVE NOUVEAU" FROM BACK IN THE DAYS... LOOK IT UP, I HAD ONE, HONESTLY .. AND I HAVE A PICTURE TO PROVE IT ...LOL 🤣🤣 THIS LADY IS DOING THE MOST HUNNY... SHE HASN'T DONE ANYTHING NEW 😁
A friend of mine said she had this same process back in the last 90s. Unfortunately for her the rod set left a weird uneven curl pattern .
I think she recognizes the other curly perms out there as well. She use to do those too ( she's been doing black women's hair since the '70s) but she tweaked it because in the long run, those type of perms damaged hair due to it over processing, so she came up with something less damaging. I wish it wasn't so expensive though.
This is a curl and the hair grew because of the moisture kept in the hair. This is going to be the next deva curl scandal in some years! Like when deva curl copied black hair forums with cowashing instead of shampoo. We get to excited when others do our hair and act like its so much better.
@@masteringlife7526 What's the deal with Devacurl? I'm not familiar with it. I've heard of the scandal, so many videos popping up about that... but we're not experts on the product itself.
@@twolala1 it ruined people's hair texture and made there hair fall out.
That's nothing but a Jheri Curl!
Thank you 💯 I studied cosmetology in high school. Same process and everything. Matter fact who wants a “Gina curl” I’ll charge $150 😂😂
You’re right. She’s ripping people off.
It doesn't seem as oily as Jheri Curls were for some reason - not sure if they spray activator or not.
@@lisacowens79 My point exactly. Jheri Curls were oily, greasy wet messes. This looks nothing like that.
Gheri curls have always promoted hair growth. Sadly texture always becomes an obsession.
I think it just loosens your curl pattern so you see the growth instead of having shrinkage hide your length and people probably manipulate their hair less because it already looks how they want it to so they experience less breakage
Tarleda Manley exactly that.
Conversations w KEV and that insecurity would be solved if people just took the time to educate themselves on their hair 😔
Not a gheri curl. Low maintenance is the obsession, even a regular relaxer would have a lot of people doing more to their hair than if it were in an constant curl state. Some people loved their natural hair, but don’t want the maintenance especially once their hair is bra strap length so a lot of time they do multiple big chops or relax/texturize/perm.
@@tarledamanley2832 I agree
I can’t believe y’all really said that the new growth blends in lmao. You might want to look at these girls heads after 2 months. It looks very off with coarse hair growing in and rat tail wavy ends.
Omfg 💀
Especially on 4c hair. I've seen alot of 4c ladies get it and it's a huge difference
I'm sorry ladies, I love your channel but you can get a curly perm from your local black stylist. These have been around for years and years and years. They never left from the 80's. Design Essentials, Wave Nouveau and several others are out there and cost less than $500.00.
You know very well the end result is not stringy and greasy and unnatural looking like a jherri curl. The process may be somewhat similar...but definitely not the same.
All I can think of is that one scene in Coming to America where the folks with the Jeri curl are sitting on the couch and then they get up. 😂
this made us laugh out loud
This style is not greasy
Im going to stay natural. No way would I pay that for hair.
Danyelle Jones invest in yourself girl!! Haha just kidding. I can’t justify paying that much myself either.
I agree. It’s ridiculous. Plus there are cheaper alternatives.
I would rather spend the $$$ on sister locks because of the time the stylist put in. Comparing the application time, it doesn’t adds up, sorry. Wig application takes a longer time as well, depending on how you style it. $500 with no styling? Just let it hang? What a ripoff. I hope they style it at least. If I’m paying that much, I should be walking out of there with a style that I can not do myself at home.
I've heard of it but the price is outrageous that is sofa money.
Rent money! Car payment..lol
@@twolala1 Yes definitely, Gina is forgetting women of colour have bills bills bills. She definitely won't be seeing my ca..ca..cash
@@LivingInTheShade Hopefully, it will go down. Besides her technique, she has other products that she can put out there for better access. Then maybe, the prices will drop
@@twolala1 I would be surprised if the price drop because when it comes to our products, we are seen as a cash cow, everything is over priced.
We totally understand. The decision behind the GinaCurl’s price strategy is soley how we value it. Each and every process is so customizing. Not only is every client different, every strand is different as well. We strive to give the ultimate experience due to the time and money that’s invested.
I don't like the gina curls because the hair texture looks stringy to me. The curls don't clump in big sections like I prefer so they end up looking like wire. Not my taste at all.
It looks too wavy for me. It also doesn't have body so with my thin hair it just wouldn't work
It isn't for you. It's a choice.
It’s all on how you style your hair at home. Most of our pictures are right after getting a GinaCurl and we don’t recommend manipulating the hair after getting a GinaCurl for three days.
@@GinaCurl Nah i'm good. I don't like it.
I have the wave nouveau now and I love it! My natural 4c was hard to take care of and it broke badly. I'm not a straight hair person so I never put heat in it. I was natural strongly since 2015. My hair was dry and brittle. My hair ate moisture in 2 seconds. I got this wave nouveau curl and my hair is soft and manageable. It stays moisturized. It's not dripping... I don't even remember my hair in the 80s dripping either 🤔 Regardless I love my hair and I wish I would have remembered about this 2yrs ago before cutting off my hair again. One thing I hated about being natural I had to keep cutting it off (starting over) because my hair couldn't hold any moisture. This curly perm is so easy to maintain. ❤️❤️❤️
u think i can go from 4c to 3a/3b with a perm?
Ammonium Thioglycolate - not new. Mostly little older non-Black ladies would get them when I worked at a salon. Lol. It's genius that she's rebranding and marketing this to Black women. (Remember the Poodle Perm.) This is the same thing. You can choose the size of your rods. Not the same as Ammonium Hydroxide Aka Creamy Crack. You can not mix two processes together. If you have one you can not have the other.
Facts!!! Little old ladies been getting this done for YEARS!!!
This is nothing but a Jheri curl from the 80s with a fancy name I should know I've had one and I also had a wave Nouveau which is more natural-looking.
It’s not a double chemical process
No its not. A jheri curl was different. And it contained hydroxide (cal or sod). And yes jheri curl scan burn the scalp.
Another name for a Jheri Curl, periodt!!
I’m having an issue with her being the main stylist and she doesn’t have Afro Textured curls and she’s non-black. I understand that she learned these techniques, but I’m concerned about how much Gina is charging for other stylists to learn. Why has it taken so long to train others? Maybe it’s not catching on as she thought it would.
That was answered. She created a multi ethnic salon. Im concerned with the service. Ive gone to black salons that messed up my hair. She also doesnt do everyone hair herself.
Ngl i have one.... she's a legit pro. She knows what to do....i mean really
Do you also have a problem paying Asians and other non-blacks hundreds of dollars for fake hair? Same difference.
@@ms.bubs4fun506 The whole point is to be natural. There are black businesses that sell extensions if you go that route sis. I suggest you do more research. Stop making excuses. Get a good deep conditioner and hair routine and you will be amazed at the results.
Yes, there were other stylists she was training. Why aren’t the certified after all this time? Did they feel the process doesn’t warrant the high price tag? Could they not afford the class at all? Paying almost a thousand dollars for this service seems predatorial to me.
It is the glycerine containing curl moisturizers that are used on the hair daily to moisturize the hair. Women also said their hair grew like weeds with the jeri curls from decades ago for the exact same reason of moisture.
Another factor to length retention is the ease of detangling by having a smoother curl pattern which means less tension on the hair detangling and less snapping and breakage.
The last factor is the technique which is just the 1) straightening/rearranging cream. 2) rod set under dryer with no chemicals until fully dry
3) neutralizing on the rods rinsing and comb out
Honestly, this “new” technique can be done simply with Carefree curl rearranger cream and neutralizer solution alone without the perm wrap lotion period. So the only difference between this technique and other curls is wrapping the hair on the rods with no solution applied and allowing the hair to fully dry under the dryer before applying the neutralizer solution to the rods to set the bonds in the hair to take to the new configuration on the rods you’ve selected.
It does avoid overlapping chemicals into the previously treated ends which does mean less cumulative damage to the hair.
Those who wish to transition from relaxer can simply relax their hair with Carefree curl Rearranger cream instead of relaxer and then simply do wet sets and wraps to wear he hair straight instead of blow drying and flat ironing while they transition from sodium hydroxide relaxer to ammonia thioglycolate curly perm solution straightener. Months later, at some point when they feel they have enough hair straightened with the ammonia thioglycolate chemical instead of relaxer, they can then simply do their next root retouch, and this time also rod set it under a dryer with just water and no setting lotion until fully dry. Then apply thio neutralizer to the rods once fully dry. Allow it to sit a while, rinse rods and remove them. When they do this rod set and neutralizer, the relaxed ends will be obvious because they will not take a curl. One can then trim the straight relaxed ends off or leave them as you see fit.
For a real natural this is like going backwards. The goal is to love the texture you have and to achieve growth. Once your hair grows out you have to keep getting the roots done, like a perm does. Now if that's not your goal then this would be perfect 🙂
I'm 1000% with you sis love the hair and skin your in
There is a straight variation of the Gina curl, which I will be getting soon. It looks like relaxed hair but much less breakage. You only need a retouch every 6 months. Let me know if you want to see my video and I will post it.
aallThingsLife I saw that was another service she offered as well. She recommends it for people with relaxers who want to transition. We want to see the video girl 💗💗
@@twolala1 For sure, I will post it when I get it done. My appointment was next week but it has been cancelled coz they are closing shop due to the corona virus :-(
@@Strive-2-Thrive Yea girl, everything is on a major pause right now. Can't wait to see it at some point, though :)
@@Strive-2-Thrive You are going to love your Straight Variation. The Straight Variation is a healthier alternative to a relaxer. This is why: The Straight Variation Curl Reformer can take up to 1,1/2/ hours to process. So, we can take our time applying and address each porosity level in the hair . So, let's say you have heat damage we can use a milder solution on that area...... When you come in for a retouch the chemical is applied only to the roots and protection is applied to the previous treated hair. When we rinse, the chemical doesn't have enough time to penetrate onto the previously treated Straight Variation hair. This equal, no over processing. See you soon, stay safe and healthy!!
@@GinaCurl Gina, what is the difference between the Japanese thermal and straight variation? Is the straight variation better that the Japanese Thermal on 4c hair? Which one is better than a relaxer?
Thanks!
I’ve been researching this process because I want to try this for my hair. What I’ve found is that the difference btwn a jerri curl is that the Gina curl is a one time thio chemical processing as opposed to two step thio processing (creme plus liquid rearranger). Gina assures her clients that she has done extensive research and experience to come up with her method. There are no black stylists (that I could find) that have perfected the curly perm process to make it as minimally damaging as can be considering it is a chemical process or offer this service exclusively. I’ve looked all over UA-cam, IG, and can’t find a black stylist that shows application of the perm on virgin hair and then an update with their clients coming back with positive results. Gina’s clients hair look beautiful and they show them coming back with tons of new growth and length retention. People in the comments are hating hard but she’s doing something right and she’s in a market alone. You really can’t knock her hustle.
Thank you! Black people don't get mad, learn her method, replicate and undercut her 😉😉
ahmose l that’s what I’m trying
@@tiffanys6747 good luck! And please open a salon in Canada, I'll be the first customer
@@ahmosel4901 we do have a certified GinaCurl stylist in Canada!!
You are ignorant to believe that no black person has been able to find a process that isn't damaging but Gina. Gina Curl is no better than than the California Curl and the Billy Curl all invented by Black people.
Gina,
It’s been a little over 2 weeks since I got my Gina Curl and I am still in LOVE! I wanted to tell you all the things I noticed. Feel free to share it if you like all I ask is that you leave my name off. Also, what do you think about a private Facebook group for all of your Gina Curl clients. It could be great support for Gina Curl newbies (just a thought). On Instagram one of your clients shared Cantu Curling Cream with me and that has me totally on the right track.
1. My hair is SO soft
2. Detangling is ridiculously easy
3. Hair sheds normally but it seems to shed so much less since I got my Gina Curl. I know I am losing much less hair than my old wash days.
4. No more whole days dedicated to doing my hair
5. I look forward to wash days now.
6. I use so much less product
7. I can scrunch it a lot for a lot of volume or a little for more of a wavy look.
8. My husband loves it! He fully supported my natural hair journey before but he loves how soft it is. I actually let him touch it now with no fear of him messing it up. After all the work I was putting in before; him playing in my hair was a no go. He loves that I hardly wear ponytails anymore. I was for forever stuck in some sort of ponytail when my hair didn’t turn out the way I wanted it to. And for ease when I just didn’t want to deal with my hair; as a result my hair on my edges was not growing as fast as the rest of my hair.
9. No more twists for bed at night. Yay!
10. Unexpectedly, I spend so much less time on my hair daily and I have so much more free time. Now granted you can put as much or as little time into your hair as you would like. I was doing way more than I wanted for inconsistent results.
11. My hair looks good EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.
12. I didn’t realize I habitually watched UA-cam videos looking for best way to achieve the results I wanted. The best product combos for the best results. Now, I watch them because I just like watching them not because I have a hair issue I want to resolve.
13. Gina is so respectful and knowledgeable. Her team was so welcoming. And that’s from someone who takes a while to warm up to people.
This has been so freeing/lifestyle changing for me. You have no idea. Before I got my Gina Curl I thought that new clients that had just gotten theirs were carrying on a bit too much in these videos (LOL). It can’t be all that. I am so glad I got over that skepticism and what I perceived to be a negative that people were saying (it’s just a Jheri curl and are we doing that again?). Now having my Gina Curl and I don’t care what you call it. I LOVE IT! We drove almost 11 hrs to get it and it was worth every penny. I only wish that I had done it sooner. I would do it all over again and recommend it to anyone.
Thank you Gina!
I have 4a/b hair and I don’t struggle at all, my hair is bra strap length, wash days are what you make it, I literally wash condition and put it in a puff or bun. I’m lazy I keep it simple. And I noticed the same for my daughters who range from 3a-4b, I find it just grows if we leave it alone. (They all have tailbone length hair) I’m glad you’re enjoying your new hair but it’s a shame you had to process your curls to do so x
I’m obsessed with the Gina curl and I really want to get one. I don’t care that Gina is not black. I get very frustrated with some black woman where they will complain about not being included of thought when beauty products or trends are happening and then someone does and they still complain. We all don’t need to be the same with our hair. Natural, relaxed, wigs, weaves, curly perms. These are OPTIONS for us! I want to have the benefits of manageable hair but still have a texture closer to mine. I basically look at the Gina curl as a way for me to have stretched natural hair but I can be as close to a minimalist with the type 4 hair I have. It also seems like it is the least damaging compared to other chemical treatments. The Gina curl looks like what my hair would be like if I did a braid out with the constant manipulation of my hair. Plus I don’t have to think about rain or humidity. She is training other people to do her technique so in time I believe there will be more salons offering these services closer to home. Plus if I want my hair straight sometimes I can just do a roller set which is safer and what I like because pin straight hair make my head look big. I think a lot of black women aren’t honest and think struggling with their hair is some kind of badge of honor of being a black woman. No thank you. If I can wear a wig that looks like that why not have it will my real hair and enjoy it more with less struggle, time and stress.
The Box Ghost you will love the Gina Curl😊
I have the Gina Curl and I love it. I use to spend more on weaves and products. It use to take me 5-6 hours to do my natural hair. Now Im in and out in 15 mins. I get so many compliments all the time. I have had other 4c woman say to me wish I had your curl pattern I would my hair out also. Well.... News flash I did have 4c hair... Lol.. Im a GinaCurlGirl4life... I love my new lifestyle....
Myimyi530 Do you have think hair? I have fine hair and I saw a lady on You Tube with fine hair. It did not look good, but after a while it looked good. How does your hair grow. I am so excited. Thank you for any feedback.
Nicole Cruz Why would you love it? What’s your experience? I hear nothing but good things.
TAZ TAP I really love having the Gina Curl. I have fine hair. It does look nicer as it gets a little older. You can see my hair on my Instagram page. It’s a fitness and exercise theme but you can see what my hair looks like. I don’t use much products in my hair. I like the fluffy look better in me. Nechole D C is my Instagram.
Wave Nouveau, Jheri curl, and The Gina curl all use the chemical thioglycolate cream to straighten and softens hair. I wouldn't try this if I had a 6 inches of new growth. That chemical doesn't mix with relaxers. If the stylist gets the thioglycolate on your relaxed hair it will break off. Some people suffer breakage switching between lye and no lye relaxers. Lye relaxers uses sodium hydroxide and no-lye relaxers, uses calcium hydroxide. The pH level in lye relaxers is approximately 12-14 and no lye 9-11. Your hair should typically have a pH of around 4-5. The pH of thioglycolate aka wave nouveau or gina curl is typically around 10 which does make it less harsher on your. I am not a hair stylist or chemists this is just research I found on these chemicals. Do not take my word for please research this for yourself before doing this.
As a relaxed girl myself, I wouldn't do this either. Apparently she can adjust the strength according to your hair's ph level...something like that. I'm still learning but extremely fascinated by this..lol
@@twolala1 I am relaxed as well. However my mother and sister both have wave nouveau. That's the reason why I started researching Gina Curl. Gina Curl is too expensive and I think you can achieve the same thing with the wave nouveau for the price of a relaxer.
On another topic I would love for you guys to do a review on Miche Beauty hair products. I am loving those products right now along with my recent purchase of the RevAir.
Tania Olson You have the Revair too? Nice!! I gonna check out that brand right now. Thanks girl!
@@twolala1 I have only had it for two weeks but so far I love it. I bought Miche Beauty's whole line which is shampoo, 2 deep conditioners (one is protein free), leave-in conditioner and a oil. This is the first oil I use that didn't weigh my hair down and still made my hair soft. I'm not sure about the leave-in yet. Miche Beauty was created by the UA-camr Michelle B.
@@taniaolson9651 you say your mom and sister have curly perm. After the 4 months since your comment, what is their hair like now? Dry and breaking or moist and growing. Why didn't you get one instead of investigating other options?
I see a lot of upset people but honestly I don’t think it’s that deep. I know my type 4 hair is beautiful- it is also quite labor intensive and after almost 25 years, I’m ready to invest my money in my hair *differently* so that I can invest my *time* elsewhere. I wash my hair weekly (biweekly in winter) because that’s what it likes. The amount of time it takes to detangle, wash, condition, detangle again, and style means that quite often, I have no time to do other things (my hair is @ bra strap). My last wash day was more than 6 hours. I’m tired of wash DAY. Why is that equal to me thinking my hair isn’t beautiful? I love my coils, their audacious volume and the diversity of styles I can achieve. I just need for it to not take so long to care for my hair. The cost isn’t a deterrent if I consider the salon x year or a couple good wig units/clip ins or braids. At this point, I’ve done enough with my hair to know it’s not “self-hate” to make a decision for ease. And if YOUR hair isn’t a whole day event then that’s great but we not all living that life.
I feel you. I have to break up wash day into 3 days for ease of mind. Prepoo & finger detangle the night b4. Then afternoon the next day wash, deep condition w/heated cap & detangle w/comb, rinse, Leave-in condition, detangle again, moisture with LOC & LCO method since I have high & medium porosity, stretch with bantu knots/banding/threading, the 3rd day style my hair. It is exhausting but I love how my curls come out once I'm finally done. Sometimes I can get it down to just 2 days. Sorry for the rant 😆🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😆
Lmfao this is called a permanent wave. Like honestly wtf 😭😭😭😭
So why is she still the only one who does it after 7 years... greedy
lol..she trains people. Who said only she does it?
It sounds like a texturizer. I will stick with what I am doing. I got sticker shock when you mentioned the price. This was interesting info though.💜💜
Yea the price was a bit much. When she trains other stylists, it may go down
It is on her hair salon reviews one girl said it damaged her hair and the lady still using her photos to pretend it has made it grow. This is why natural is best ladies.
So the Gina curl is just like a wave nouveau, when I use to have a wave nouveau it was sooo easy to take care of and fast. Also my hair grow a lot because I wasn’t really messing with my hair often. When I use to go my hair done I paid $80 not $900 like wtf
Yes Ma'am, headed towards the Wave Nouveau system myself after quarantine early next year using this period to grow relaxer out and focus on hair health then, on to the next chapter with option to straighten which nouveau system allows options are good coupled with low daily maintenance #excited!!!
I'll rather go bald than paying 900 for that
Let me set the record straight here as someone who has had both a Jheri Curl in the 80s and now has a Gina Curl...THIS IS NOT A JHERI CURL. I would never have gone 10 months without a retouch with a jheri curl like I have been able to do with my Gina curl. In fact, my hair is much healthier and a lot atronger than when I had a Jheri Curl. I have 4C kinky curly hair and I did two years worth of research and emailing Gina before I went to HairsTalent. Also, let me say this, race has nothing to do with someone's professional knowledge and skill..talent is talent. That's like saying people from other races shouldn't sing R & B songs and shouldn't get paid as much as they do for their talent... ridiculous right? Time to evolve people! Personally, I don't care what race Gina is, she is an absolute genius when it comes to her Gina Curl and Black hair. She is so skilled and knowledgeable about her craft, and I like the fact that she is more about hair care than a hair style. Let me impart some facts.
I got my first Gina Curl 10 months ago and I'm leaving in 72 hours to go back for a retouch...traveling about 3,000 miles to get to Connecticut. Honestly, I'd travel to Timbukto if that's where her shop was - she is hands down the best and most qualified person to do my hair. In 10 months, my new growth is stronger today than when I first went to Gina as a 100℅ naturalista. The cost...why is that even an issue? People pay for what they value... in a democratic society where we all have choices, I choose to go to Gina and get my hair done. Sure, there are other products just as there are other hair stylists. But there is a reason why there are vast differences between the quality of what you buy at Neiman Marcus and the quality of what you buy Wal-Mart... I choose not to go the Wal-Mart route for my hair care because its too important to me! But don't get mad because Gina has pretty much cornered the market on her Gina Curl, and rightfully so - this is America after all, the beacon of capitalism! With my Gina Curl, I love the versatility, manageability, and the fact that I use less product than I ever did with a Jheri curl and have healthier, longer, and softer hair than I did with a Gheri curl - I never could have gone10 months without a retouch with a Jheri Curl! So if you don't like the price then simply don't get a Gina Curl.
Lastly, I am compelled to say that I think it's irresponsible of the owners of this vlog to put this video out without ever having had a Gina Curl or without interviewing someone who actually has a Gina curl to give you and the viewers a more informed and more factual point-of-view, especially on the pros and con's, along with insights from their Gina Curl experience. For example, for me, the travel to CT to get my Gina Curl is not a con, and neither is the price. If I average out the cost of a Gina Curl over the 10 months I've gone without a retouch of my Gina curl, it averages out to my monthly coffee payments at 4Bucks coffee shop...so now I just drink tea at home and save that money for my Gina Curl. To me it's worth it because I gained back five hours a week from not having to fight to detangle my natural hair after washing it. And I now have soft, manageable curls that get me out the door on 5-7 minutes with almost no hair strands in my comb. With a few sprays of water and an optional hair product, I am out the door, for 10 months straight. My Gina Curl is a no brainer! Hands down, the Gina Curl is one of the best decisions I have ever made. Even as she gets ready to train others to learn how to do a Gina Curl, I will still go to Gina until she retires. 'Nuf said.
I gave my 4c hair a curly perm (not Gina-curl, not wave nouveau). I think I'll be uploading a video on what I did and why I did it soon. I'm LOVING my hair already. Was considering Gina curl, but it's much TOO EXPENSIVE!
It is pricey. I do have video I'm planning with Gina herself so that she can answer any questions :)
** Loving the conversation but quick PSA ABOUT THIS VIDEO**
-I think a few of y'all are confusing Gina Curl with DevaCurl. There is no lawsuit with Gina Curl
-Gina herself is not claiming she invented or came up with this novel idea of curly perms ( jheri curl, wave noveau)
-She's been doing jheri curls since the 70s and found a way to tweak it so that it won't be as damaging.
-Look at her video to know more ua-cam.com/video/A1sdbANck4g/v-deo.html
Con#1 Wont be there long. Gina is training stylists to do the Gina curl.
Con#2 is a con, it does take time, but it's worth it. The difference is I dont have to go back every 2 months to get my hair done. When I was relaxed, I sat under the dryer for like 2 hours, making my relaxed day not that different. Plus I work out every day, and my perm fell out, because my relaxed hair did not like me to sweat.
Con#3. You can do all kinds of fun styles to your Gina curled hair. Excess heat will hurt your hair no matter what you do to it, but I braid my hair and did different protective styles all the time.
Con#4 if you add up the money you pay for your annual hair care, the Gina curl is probably less expensive in the long run, making it worth it. Plus your willingness to wear your own hair, and the ability to go on vacations without worrying about swimming, or other things messing up your hair makes it so much better.
No, you can not put a Gina curl on relaxed hair, you have to grow your hair out. I absolutely LOVE my Gina curl, and I'm so happy that I made the decision to get it done. 🥰🥰🥰
@@sherryguest615 Thanks for taking the time out to explain it..lol We're still trying to understand it , but this comment helps :)
@@twolala1 your welcome. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
@@sherryguest615 Sherry, I couldn't have said it better. Thank you for your support!
This video is cringeworthy.. You guys, do your research about black hair processing back in the 90’s and you will find that this IS NOT new.
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I’m natural but I looked into this a little there not a lot of information about it especially the effect long terms. I think this perm is basically the Japanese curly perm / Korean magic curls that she altered for tightly curly Afro hair. The process is similar because both processes takes a long time, cost a lot and involves washing the hair twice. There a option of having straight or curly as the end result.
Options are great the end goal also is Healthy locs which free us from tedious maintenance or not and allows for us to live our desired best hair life! Don't understand why so many women are making this a RACE relation charged issue? This is about texture and choice for any given day or life event! FLEXIBILITY...
Exactly this is the Japanese curly perm. When we lived in Japan my mom would get this done and her hair grew almost to her waist. She is rebranding that concept in the US and overpricing. By the way we are black, so my black mom was getting this Gina Curl= Japanese thermo straightener in the 70s/80s. Lol 😂
Hi guys, the GinaCurl is the JheriCurl w/ the exception of using conditioner instead JheriCurl activator. The problem with this is the stylist could easily overlap the straightening solution for any odd reason. Next there's no way to stop the overlapping of the the Perm solution when you reset the Perm rods. Ultimately you end up w/ over processed hair. I could be wrong but having done the JheriCurl before I think it's unavoidable! As for growth the video I watch the girl started off w/ very long hair high shrinkage. The JheriCurl introduce the baggy method w/ constant moisturizer at night so... that will lead to more growth.
Hey Piecemaker, my 13 year old is natural and begging me for a jerricurl, which I know little about. I know about relaxer and texturized, but not jerri curl. I see you said it will make hair grow. Do you reccomend I do it?
find us a curly perm that does not apply the curl reformer(chemical ) to the perm rods.
I’m glad some people are not fooled by the Jheri curl it’s been around for long long time also white/middle eastern/Asian ppl been using perm rods while we were flatting/straighten perming our hair
Gina getting her money 💸 $500 a pop! she's going to be a millionaire once this goes mainstream!
Moon I agree. This makes no sense. She’s trying to make money off of the black community. No thanks. I don’t support this or any stylist that damages hair. This goes for Dominican and tight braiding African hair salons as well.
I'm sure she's pass millionaire status, and it's BEEN mainstream.
See the Jeri curl grew ppl hair like crazy back in the days
You mentioned the money is a lot but you also may need to calculate how much it takes to do a salon relaxer and how often it's done. The Gina Curl is done like twice and in some instances once per year... maybe three times a year the most. I haven't seen anyone yet who does it three times a year. Just something for you to maybe consider. I've not put a relaxer in my hair for 10 years but I can't manage this anymore. I can't wear my hair out though I so desperately want to. I'm always in braids and I can't be wearing braids forever. I like to run a comb through my hair. The Gina Curl is attractive to me and seems like it would work for me but as you said, the fact that she's the only one who does it would put me on a waiting list. It certainly would make sense for her to share her technique, especially now with this global pandemic. I don't want to be travelling to Connecticut. For those results including low maintenance, I could sacrifice a whole day to get my hair done once or twice a year. I just don't want to be on a plane right now... period. A whole lot of money but... something's gotta give... I guess.
That's in comparison to relaxers but natural hair costs are significantly cheaper even for product junkies like myself lol
This is exactly the same as the Gerri curl.
Go look at Part 2 where we talk to Gina and she'll explain in many ways that it's not the same : ua-cam.com/video/vqDkKtAYThs/v-deo.html
No...the jherri curl is greasy and stringy. It doesn't over process.
I remember with the jheri curl, it was moisture that enabled my hair to grow like crazy. I just couldn’t hack my hair being wet all the time.
Ladies.....it's called a Jerry Curl, Hollywood Curl, body wave perm or a texturizer.....all your doing is adding perm rods the size curl you like. ... checking it every 20 mins to see if the curl has set or not. Rinse with cold water etc. It's cost 17.99 or at a salon 85.00.
It's a perm not a relaxer.
You two are just so gorgeous 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙏🏼💕 Great video 🥰 Very informative 💕 whattttt $500.00 that’s a big no for me.
Create Your Best Version Thank you!! 💗💗
Oh boo....500 :( I’m out lol. But if I had the money for that I wouldn’t hesitate!
I had a carefree curl for about 4 years and loved it until my stylist switched products on me and I started having a lot of breakage so I decided to go natural. I didn't use a lot of greasy, drippy products and it looked really natural and grew long very fast. I spent about $130 every 3 months. I wouldn't get the Gina curl due to the price and I don't like the idea of just 1 person being able to do the process.
SAAAMEEEE. Idk why my hairdresser switched products smh
Hi, my 13 year old is natural and begging me for a jerricurl, which I know little about. I know about relaxer and texturized, but not jerri curl. I see you said it will make hair grow. Do you reccomend I do it?
@@tiffineyholmes3227 I recommend you leave your daughter's hair natural because it grows your hair but your hair gets thinner and weaker leading it prone to damage and she'll just have to start going back natural again when it's damaged. What grows the hair with jheri curl is the glycerin which causes the hair to be moisturized for a long period of time.
@@ameliagray1618 Thank you!
But they only put leave in conditioner after not that jehri curl juice right?
I think this is great. I've paid black stylist more then that to do my hair multiple times. It has nothing to do with being insecure about your hair. Its just what you want. Its not different from people dieting to loose weight, dying their hair a certain color cause its what they want. Wearing a certain type of clothing vs another. No different from getting a tan to make your skin darker. If people want to do something different so be it.
If Gina could find a way to market her product/technique world wide... She would be a millionaire!
Hell naw ta da naw naw nawwww...950...500...im good...i understand some pple feel like u gotta pay for quality ...but it ain't that much quality in the world...😂😭😂 .AND I gotta come to that 1 person to do it ANNND be there for a whole work shift....hell naw ta da naw naw nawwww...love y'all tho ❤💜 ..😂...and thanks for the info
I guess these girls don't look up reviews, because a review clearly said that it damages her hair.
On her hair salon reviews one girl said it damaged her hair and the lady still using her photos to pretend it has made it grow. This is why natural is best ladies.
Girl, we're learning about this as we go. We saw youtube videos because to me, they're more credible , and I haven't seen any bad ones, but thanks for the heads up about the review ;)
@@twolala1 Well this is the review on her hair salon. I don't trust UA-cam reviews too much for people get paid for to review people products in a positive image. Here is the review that said it damaged that girl's hair and that Gina was still using her photos saying, that her hair grew.
A 1 star review of Hair's Talent by Hyo G.:
www.yelp.com/biz/hairs-talent-east-haven?hrid=vppqwS0qGdhRVXqRkW4jhw&ref=yelp-android
A 1 star review of Hair's Talent by Ann Z.:
www.yelp.com/biz/hairs-talent-east-haven?hrid=qoosu2CrlluJ9aZy4IdTsw&ref=yelp-android
@@twolala1 Actually that's 2 negative comments saying, that Gina curl messed up their hair. Well this is why natural is best.
ME You do realize people get paid to write positive reviews as well, so I wouldn’t dismiss UA-cam..lol but yea I’ll check out those reviews you posted.
@@twolala1 I know about the positive reviews and people being paid as well, but these reviews are not positive they are negative to what happened to them.
Anyone old enough to have lived through the 80s Geri curl can vouch for the claim that it would grow your hair. It did not do that but the thing is the fact that the hair was always moist ( i.e wet) is what allowex the hair to prevent breakage from dry ends.
This is THE exact same thing as an old school Wave Nouveau. Find you an old black hair stylist from the early 90s to get your “ curly perm” 🥴😂
Be Safe, Be Healthy, Be BLESSED!!!
It's a hard pass for me it seems like a wave nouveau I did that back in the day. The hair was brittle if you don't constantly moisturize and breaks easy.
With the Ginacurl it can stay dry. You don't have to drench it in "juice"
I just seen a black woman on tiktok putting a Gina curl in someone's hair which made me look for it on the internet so she isn't the ONLY person doing this
Wave nouvea was amazing. My mom used it for 30 yrs and it made here hair so soft with the spiral curl and it was beautiful. I didn’t know what her natural hair looked like until 2010 I was 30. I wish I could get something like this. I would love 3a-3x curl pattern. It would looked great in me personally and make my management so much easier... but for the last few years every time I get relaxers I lost half my hair :( so I’ve been strictly natural for 3 yrs scared to go back Wish this was Nc
Yall can not be serious. This is a jerri curl. About 10 years ago I had the same thing done. The perm then the rods then the moisturizer.
$900???!!! Nope not gonna pay that and I can't do the occasional flat iron? Oh no.
I'm just glad wigs exist. I don't hate anyone who doing anything to their hair, that's petty. A lot of the curls they're getting I already have so I'm good.
I wore a curl in the 80's and it grew my hair. Stylist stop doing the curl in my area. Maybe it can come back but more affordable.
Well the hair still grows, but the problem is that it gets thinner as it's growing from my observations of people that have gotten the gina curl.
Yes, I have noticed that too. There is another UA-camr that has the Gina Curl with fine hair and it is stringy long.
Hey twins...Yall may have been babies this appears to be a Jheri Curl. My aunt made big money and was excellent with showing her clients how to keep up their hair.
Activator which has glycerin full of moisture which creates growth. You do have to maintain for the new growth to prevent breakage.
It is a chemical as you mentioned.
I'm wondering if they have to apply spray to maintain which is what folks did back in the day.
There is a straight variation for those who prefer to keep their hair straight, or just transition from a straight style. It’s safe to go back and forth between curled and straight variations too.
I was literally watching your reaction video 😂😂😂😂🥳what a coincidence 😂😂🥰
HAHA We love how you're always the first one to comment! LOL
TwoLaLa 😂😂😂😂
Wow! I never heard of a Gina curl! This was a very interesting video! If she could make this assessable to other states, I believe this process will take off fast! Thanks for sharing 😊
She plans on doing that. I'm gonna try to see if Lesia can get it on it as well.
@@twolala1 We just finished filming our, On Line Digital Course. We are hoping to Launch this summer (depending on the virus) . Stylist that are interested, should go to our website at www.hairstalent.com click on our educational tab and fill out the form. Once we have the details in place we will contact you. If you want to be contacted when we train someone in your area, you can also go to our website and fill out the form on our homepage. Once we train someone in your area we will contact you as well. I can't wait until clients can go to their home stylist to enjoy all, that the GinaCurl offers.💕
Everyone is saying this isn’t new yet where are the black salons that are doing it?
Mangie Nadia Kpaka girl do ur research it’s not new it’s just brought back into our century
The only thing diff is the technique
Don't listen to them. People will have you get a jheri curl or wave nouveau thinking it's the same and you will surprised when your hair falls out in the sink. This is different.
Curly perms have gone out of style, so it's less popular now. And the technology and process is sadly, not new. Her technique is a Japanese straightening perm with perm rods substituted for a flat iron. Just because many people aren't bothering to curl black hair doesn't mean this technique is new.
@@lovelota6334 The difference is instead of applying the Amonio thio chemical to the rods, which overlaps the already processed hair she copies the Japanese straight perm and applies the chemicals before the rods. After that she copies Japanese straightening again and substitutes the flat iron for perm rods, and uses a blow dryer and neutralizer. This isn't her technique. The only thing she discovered is that if you substitute perm rods in a Japanese straightening perm then it makes black hair curly.
How soon we forget...
It's 2020, and folks still buying into European BS....
Ok this is a Jheri curl or wave nouveau smh these ppl crazy🤣🙄
It's not quite the same. Same thio perm? Yes , BUT I should have clarified that she is well aware of wave noveau and the Jheri Curl. She use to do these perms on her clients when she realized it was causing damage. She took the idea of the Jheri curl and tweaked it so that she doesn't double process. She's not saying she has the brand new idea called Gina Curl. She just found a way to change up what was already there so that it won't be as damaging.
TwoLaLa aww ok, I don’t know how old you all are, but i had a curl, a mid back maybe waist length curl back in the day I don’t remember double processing or nothing more damaging than any other chemical. We as black ppl had the longest hair ever with a curl back in those days idk, ijs🤷🏾♀️
Shacole Harris I’m not old enough to remember people wearing Jheri curls..before my time but I’ve heard of them, just never knew the process until I started hearing about the Gina curl and the comparisons to the Jheri curl .
You are right, but its more like the Japanese straightening with some perm rods added
Wow I never heard of this, def doing more research about it 🙌🏽
Hair's Talent ,You tube, Instagram and facebook www.hairstalent.com We welcome your questions.
I can't believe all these negative comments 🙄, black hair stylists "natural" completely ruined my hair, ruined it! Always operating without licensing and actual care for hair.....but let's drag this woman...smh
Most of the "natural" products your using were created by white people but....you'll know everything 😌
If I spend $1700/yr with Gina it's still 3k less than getting braids , weaves, wigs.
So how is it more expensive?
If a black woman was doing this, would you drag it?
Yea I think people are focusing more on the fact that she's white rather than the fact that she was very intentional about learning about black women's hair, which I appreciate.
The person who paid $950 had waist length natural hair.
Exactly!
Thanks for sharing! It doesn't need to go too far political though. Let black women and all women of all backgrounds choose their hair styles. Yes, it appears to be very similar to the Jheri curl but another method. From my observation black women get attacked for just about every hairstyle they attempt, enough. If they choose to relax, do Jheri or Gina curl, go natural, do braids, wear wigs or weaves stress seems to be placed on black women; women are harsh on other women I notice way more than they often realize. Personally, I prefer no chemicals at all in my hair and also prefer homemade natural hair products, but I know this is not going to work for some women. I often attach a ponytail or wear a braid with pulled back hair. It seems there isn't much to say around wearing a ponytail attachment from time to time, perhaps we can also thank Jo Lo for that since she wears her hair in an abundance of ponytail extensions.
Thank you Selina!! I totally agree with you!! Black women get attacked from all over for their hair-the last thing we need is to have it come from our own. 💗💗
@@twolala1 You're welcome! It's true and it can be even worst within the community.
Five hundred dah-lahs!?! 🤯
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This isn't just a JheriCurl?
How is the chemical service different from the curly perm white women used to get in the 80s to make their straight hair curly permanently? I noticed the hair isn’t washed within ?three? days of chemical service. What is the reason for waiting to wash the hair?
Just watched this to prep for the interview! Interesting! Going to watch that now !
This is a Wave Nouveau and it has to be redone as the hair grows out. It’s a chemical process which can be also achieved with most black women’s natural hair if managed properly. Also this company has a class action lawsuit which clients claim hair loss, hair and permanent scalp damage. I’d like to hear from those who had it completed.
I think You may have it confused with DevaCurl. They're the one with the lawsuit, not Gina Curl :)
TwoLaLa ahhh yes DevaCurl my apologies.
@@erickab6471 On her hair salon reviews one girl said it damaged her hair and the lady still using her photos to pretend it has made it grow. This is why natural is best ladies.
That young lady loved her Straight Variation and was a fabulous recurrent client of ours. During that time, it wasn’t until another stylist applied a relaxer to it that she blamed us because the stylist didn’t research what the pervious chemical the client had on her hair prior. Unfortunately, she was unable of removing her review once it was understood of what happened. The Gina Curl has a strong sense of pride and integrity- were doing this for amazing women and men all around the world, its all about choices , freedom and truth. --- Giana
It is just a jheri curl minus the juice.
Please explain the steps in doing both services. We would love to hear the comparison. Also, please give us a break down of the products that are used for each service to also compare the comparison of products used. Thank you
@@GinaCurl literally the same exact steps. The only difference is after getting it in the 80's and early 90's they used curl activator which was a liquid curling cream. Now they use a different kind of curling cream or gel. But the process is exactly the same. Literally no difference
@@jetshark970shark4 please share the details. What are the steps and what products are being used??
Finally something in the east coast that is not NYC .
If the lady wants to make money off of black people at least make it affordable and STOP acting like this is a miracle product.. $500 really. Sorry but going from natural to a $500 chemical doesn't sound good to me in my OPINION.
so how is this NOT a jerry curl? its just named Gina- you serious ? this is crazy people paying this much money for a jerri curl
Great video 👍, I never heard about the Gina curl.
Yea not many people know about it because she's the only one doing it I guess. We only found out through our comment section.
What's the difference between this and a texturizer I wonder
It’s not much of a difference as people claim. The propaganda.
Ok..._No way would I pay $500+ to have this done. And spend an entire day in the salon? NO NO NO...OMG NO! 😂😂 I’m sorry but that gives me anxiety just thinking about that much time stuck in a salon chair. I am so much like you guys in I am not spending a bazillion hours on my hair. I love doing my hair, seeing the results, etc. There is a limit though...life is too short 🤗 That being said, if someone is doing it, enjoying it...then we should be happy for them. This woman’s ethnicity should not be an issue. Hell there are tons of hair products out there by Blacks that suck....don’t work. I mean it used to be that hair products by Blacks for Blacks was for ONE kind of hair but that’s probably for another video. LOL!! 💇🏽♀️ Great video!! ...I’m always waiting and happy when there’s another TWOLALA video!!. 🙌🏽🧡🧡
I love your comment. You're right, if they choose to get it then that's their choice. I just want to see the full thing from start to finish though because I am intrigued..lol Thanks girl!
TwoLaLa LOL! Me too. I actually went looking for more videos I was curious. 😂. I’m sorry but I am underwhelmed ladies. I’m not changing what I said about people’s right to do as they want of course, but there are a lot of do’s & don’ts with this process. It doesn’t seem so effortless to me. I’d love to get your opinion after any follow-up you might do. You’re always so fair!
I did the big chop to embrace my natural hair not to soften it up ...black woman learn to manage your hair ...the real ones that grows out of your scalp ....we are regressing back to gheri curls
some people have very rough natural hair, so if they can get any help I'm all for it. I'm just keeping it real I've seen people keep protected styles and braids cuz they cant comb their hair. I know a woman who says her hair is hard as a brick.
@@karensmith5923 mixed hair tangles up and is hard to control at time ...caucasian hair gets oily and and limp ...but every race deals with whatever challenges that comes with there hair types ...yes ours may be more challenging but we have to teach our children how to manage and embrace our natural hair
It grows because of the moisture retention, just like a jheri curl / curly perm
It's interesting how people be quick to criticize them about how pricey it is but know darn well these wigs out here & weaves be in the same price range.. Even broke people will spend their $$ on certain things if that's what they want. People are hating also calling it the Jheri curl lol if it was that then we'd still be walking around looking a mess so bye- I'm not buying it. Plus Gina better patent her idea before she gives it away lol.. That's what Madam CJ Walker did w/ her products and her family still poop dollar signs
When I was 11, I got a Jheri curl and it changed my hair texture from 3a to about a 4b, but it also made my hair thicken and grow. However, I have been chemical free for 10 years and no intentions of changing.
3a to 4c ??? Not
4c to 3c ? Are you sure ?
Nope. Just as I said.
u think i can from 4b to 3a?
Nope I'll pass! Still a chemical! I've been natural too long for this mess
Y’all are gorgeous!! 😍
I don’t have a relaxer but I still love watching your videos and I have been a subscriber for a while now. 🤗
Aww thanks girl! That's so sweet :)
950 is way too much money, cheaper to buy a curly wig tbh, but if people have the money for it then do you boo. As far as growth goes coiled hair is far more prone to breakage and single strand knots, i know this far too well. Looser hair patterns don't have that issue as much so it is easier to retain length. My hair grew so much faster when i kept it relaxed compared to now in its natural state.
Amen, I agree with u about hair growing faster with a relaxer. I have had long natural but it's too much for me to handle so I relax mine. I've been going to the same hairdresser in Queens to relax my hair for 30 years never had a problem
I've had professional Jheri Curl...and Bleach Blonde.
WE MUST REALIZE WHEN YOU GET A PROFESSIONAL STYLIST THEY ARE ALREADY PLANNING YOUR RETURN 👀... Like where's my $$$! If you are inconsistent you will see a change in service and, attitude. 💀
Girl!!!....That "Gina Curl" is definitely NOT for me!! First of all $900 or more and you have to be there ALL DAY...and you have to travel???😲 This is soooo not for me on so many levels!!! I'll stick to my relaxed hair routine.😉
Missy Love 🤣🤣 yea it’s not for me either, but the girls that are getting them love them!
What is a Gina curl?? Is it a texturizer?? 🤔
A curly perm.