4 Years Natural Hair Journey:Hip Length from Big Chop

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
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    *Please Read for more information (hair growth tips, products :)*
    My Newest Routine: • Winter Routine| Natura...
    All of the pictures in this video are with me and my own hair. In none of the pictures do I have extensions or weaves. I never took any hair growth supplements or serums or anything like that. Just tried to take care of my hair as much as possible :) Hope that you guys enjoy!! Thank you so much for watching.
    Products I use now and during my transition: Organix Shampoo, Aussie Moist Conditioner (as a leave-in and a detangler), sometimes Shea Moistures Curl Enhancing Smoothie on top of the Aussie Moist. I use my hands to detangle first and then the Denman second. I trim my hair every 3/4 months.
    Tips for hair growth:
    DO NOT USE HEAT!! IT IS THE ENEMY! lol
    Be extremely gentle with your hair when detangling and when handling
    Keep your hair moisturized at all times to prevent breakage from dryness
    Keep your ends healthy, if they seem to be dry, split, or preventing growth, it may be time for a cut
    Eat a well-balanced diet and exercise to facilitate healthy hair growth and a healthy body overall
    And I meant that I "dyed" it black. But I guess "died" works also! lol
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  • @Janetfanumba1
    @Janetfanumba1 7 років тому +393

    This is like one of the best natural hair journeys I have seen on UA-cam so far

  • @Aaeerriicrls
    @Aaeerriicrls 8 років тому +303

    this journey always gives me hope

  • @YourPsychicGirlfriend
    @YourPsychicGirlfriend 8 років тому +365

    Your hair grew so fast!

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  10 років тому +322

    Hello everyone! I want to again say thank you for all of your positive comments. It truly amazes me (in a great way) by how positive everyone is and how much love their is in the natural hair community. Thank you all again for watching my video and for leaving your lovely comments! I read them all and I am so surprised/glad that I have inspired so many of you! Much love to you all!!

    • @ThaRealMizTeaCup
      @ThaRealMizTeaCup 10 років тому +3

      ***** try wild growth

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +5

      ***** Hi! I didn't use anything to grow my hair (I didn't use wild growth). I just grew my hair the natural way and took care of it.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +4

      ***** Thank you so much!! I am 20 years old.

    • @ajahlexiproductions
      @ajahlexiproductions 10 років тому +5

      your hair is beautiful, so are you, I'm also on a natural hair journey from heat and chemical damage. Hope to have long a beautiful hair like you someday. GOALS lol

    • @ryechan2126
      @ryechan2126 10 років тому

      what's your curl pattern?

  • @DiaLove
    @DiaLove 10 років тому +77

    I swear, straight hair has a way of aging people, To me you look younger in more resent pics than you did in your 8th grade pics. Your great inspiration for brown girls wanting long natural hair

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +15

      lol. That's funny! And thank you! Back when first big chopped, I lived on UA-cam looking at videos like this. So I wanted to make a video to help other people out, like many UA-camrs did for me!

  • @kingplutoxiao1
    @kingplutoxiao1 8 років тому +88

    I've been showing my friend natural hair journey videos all day and at the end of every journey the women truly look more beautiful.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  8 років тому +4

      +kingplutoxiao1 :))

    • @kingplutoxiao1
      @kingplutoxiao1 8 років тому +9

      Your journey was one of the ones she loved the most :)

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  8 років тому +10

      Aww thanks! That makes me happy :)) I'm glad that she loved it!

    • @rolanddawson3657
      @rolanddawson3657 6 років тому

      Because they feel more beautiful. 👀

  • @LovingSoul61
    @LovingSoul61 10 років тому +47

    I think the coolest part of this was seeing how beautiful she was regardless of her texture or length throughout:)

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +5

      Thank you very much! That was very sweet! :)

    • @LovingSoul61
      @LovingSoul61 10 років тому +4

      oh course girl!:)

  • @saneranamha
    @saneranamha 10 років тому +47

    your hair just grows.....extremely fast..

  • @nikkibeee8191
    @nikkibeee8191 9 років тому +25

    I just texted my daughter your video to get inspired to keep her hair up while in college...and shockingly she told me she went to high school with you!!! lol. That is so cool!! Thank you for sharing and your hair is gorgeous! !!

  • @usaidwatQUESTIONMARK
    @usaidwatQUESTIONMARK 9 років тому +47

    Your diet also plays a large role in the growth of your hair. I cut out the little fast food I ate, and Within 3 months my hair managed to grow almost four inches. Correlation doesn't equal causation, but since I've implemented minor changes, both my hair and nails grow ridiculously fast. I've always had a healthy diet, but of course I had my cheat days. Once the cheat days were gone, boom...my hair flourished. I have had zero heat on my natural hair, but looking from what's grown over the last few months, there is a big noticeable difference in the recent growth, compared to my earlier growth. Shiner, softer, etc. My 4 year natural anniversary will be on August 15th!

    • @SimplyHatingOnYou
      @SimplyHatingOnYou 9 років тому +16

      usaidwatQUESTIONMARK Your hair wasn't growing faster, it was breaking off less often.

    • @donut-nu3wu
      @donut-nu3wu 8 років тому +4

      diet does play a huge part! i stopped drinking soda and fast food and my hair had grown over 2 inches in june

    • @ReecieChan
      @ReecieChan 7 років тому +1

      usaidwatQUESTIONMARK me too!!! I started drinking water, drinking smoothies and eating veg and fruit and my hair has grown loads! My nails too!

  • @HairdiariesofanonguruBlogspot
    @HairdiariesofanonguruBlogspot 10 років тому +36

    Love the progress! 4 years seems like everyone's point where they have mastered their hair. I can't wait!

    • @cinnawhat8797
      @cinnawhat8797 10 років тому +5

      Just remember to take care for our hair! I wish I came to UA-cam for advice when I first started my journey! I've been natural for 6 years, (since 2008) and My hair is only arm pit length. It took 2 years to get to shoulder length and I thought it stopped growing but in reality it was just breaking off just as much.
      Last year, I revised my hair routine and grew to armpit length. I know I'm a few years behind, but I will get to Mid back length eventually!! I'm just thankful It didn't take me 10 years to learn how to take care of my hair. lol

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +2

      RainyJenks lol. Thank you and thanks for watching!!!

  • @mrsc6917
    @mrsc6917 8 років тому +217

    I have 2b/c hair, and I thought my shrinkage was crazy! That's so awesome! You Afro-textured girls have AMAZING volume!!!!!! Holy crap!!! Yalls have butt length hair that curls to your bra strap!

  • @yourfavouritescepticx8969
    @yourfavouritescepticx8969 8 років тому +85

    PROTECT YOUR ENDS AND YOUR HAIR WILL GROW LONGH.

  • @wolfhaley2180
    @wolfhaley2180 10 років тому +33

    I really loved watching your selfie game get stronger throughout the video

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +5

      Icesis Williams Hahahah!!! Gee thank you!! lol

  • @Adrian-s5r
    @Adrian-s5r 9 років тому +56

    Moral of the story....stop being lazy and grow our own natural, beautiful hair. You are gorgeous!! Thanks for the inspiration to so many! Bless you.

  • @sincerelyaninsomniac...4314
    @sincerelyaninsomniac...4314 10 років тому +16

    Your hair grows back super fast! I've been natural for six months and my hair probably won't be shoulder length again for a long, long, long time lol

    • @sincerelyaninsomniac...4314
      @sincerelyaninsomniac...4314 10 років тому +1

      THANK YOU! I'LL TRY THIS :)

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  9 років тому +17

      Everyone's hair grows at a completely different pace. Don't worry about how fast/slow its growing. The main thing to focus on is the HEALTH of it! 😊 As long as you're moisturizing like Angie^ mentioned, staying away from direct heat, and being gentle with your hair, with patience, you'll see growth AND health!! ☺️

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  10 років тому +118

    Hey guys! I just wanted to say thank you for all of your nice comments! It really means a lot and I am glad that this video was able to help at least one person. I tried replying to everyone's individual comments but UA-cam wouldn't allow me to reply to a lot of them! But I did see all of the comments and Thank You! :)

    • @tayhiana
      @tayhiana 8 років тому

      How did you clip your ends with out heat ?

    • @naadiralee9058
      @naadiralee9058 8 років тому

      reply hun need your tips!

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  7 років тому +6

      I have a video about how I trim my hair without heat on my channel.

    • @Lovethegoddess
      @Lovethegoddess 6 років тому

      What products you put in your hair when you was younger cause it grew like crazyyyy!!!!

    • @CaraDowneyeroticromanceauthor
      @CaraDowneyeroticromanceauthor 5 років тому

      Thank you for posting... looking at your videos gives me so much inspiration for my own natural hair journey. I am 1yr and 1month natural and I'm seeing the results of a good healthy hair routine and patience take form. My hair was confused for a bit there because I was trying so many different products and not really giving one hair line the time it needed to see if it worked best for my hair. I now work with one line at a time and give it a few weeks and see if my hair agrees with it. I'll be getting my hair straighten for the first time in months, and I am excited to see the length of my hair when its straighten in comparison to my natural curls. Pardon the long monologue... btw your hair is beautiful!

  • @cantwaitactnow6002
    @cantwaitactnow6002 8 років тому +54

    You have my curl pattern !!!!! Finally I recognise my curl pattern on someone! Your hair is my goaaaaal

  • @GabrielleHouser725
    @GabrielleHouser725 9 років тому +29

    Your hair is literally goals

  • @AllAboutMir
    @AllAboutMir 8 років тому +9

    Your hair grows so fast omg I love how beautiful the curls are! And now your hair is so long. This was definitely worth it!!

  • @topicsgirl7634
    @topicsgirl7634 7 років тому +98

    2000s were some crazy years XD

  • @butterflyflying100
    @butterflyflying100 8 років тому +42

    your hair grows pretty fast ;)

  • @lilsheeka2785
    @lilsheeka2785 8 років тому +5

    I'm 13 and my hair has been the same length for a while,you have aspire me to try harder and have a bit of patience.Ill be doing all the steps you have placed in your description and cant wait to see how my hair looks in a yr when I'm 14

    • @lalaben6558
      @lalaben6558 5 років тому

      LIL SHEEKA how is it going ?

  • @melvanni
    @melvanni 4 роки тому +1

    You've helped me transition, and it' has been 4 years now!!! My hair went from my neck to my waist! Thank you so much! Every year I watch this video to see how far I've come. Thank you!

  • @IndigenousExotical
    @IndigenousExotical 10 років тому +20

    your hair is so beautiful! btw im mixed and it does not mean I just have long hair. i am struggling to get past mbl. Ive seen non mixed people with LONG beautiful hair

  • @PrincessStache
    @PrincessStache 10 років тому +2

    WOAH!!!!!!! Your hair grows fast! For most people it takes a 4 years to get to wasit lenght but, by only 3 years you were at hip length!! WOOOOOOOOW is all I can say

  • @loverun1070
    @loverun1070 9 років тому +14

    you have inspired me! i will ask my mom if i can grow out my relaxer. it takes alot of responsibility but it will worth it in the end :)

  • @jorhodes4526
    @jorhodes4526 11 років тому +1

    I love this whole natural hair journey. For so many years most African women didn't think they could have hair shoulder length or waist length because we didn't know a thing about our hair. And to see so many woman on UA-cam showing that it can be done is great. I don't need wigs or weave to have long hair. God gave us just what we needed. Thanks for the video.

  • @maroukpedor5309
    @maroukpedor5309 8 років тому +3

    Your hair is so gorgeous and grows so quick!😮😍😍😍😍

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому +2

    "Soul Scissors", I want to ask my mom about that! lol But yes! I believe the only person that knows your hair best is you! I've had people tell me that I needed a little relaxer in order for my hair to grow, that I don't need conditioner in my hair when I comb it, that heat training is healthy for hair. So many things that I KNOW not to be true for MY hair! You always have time to "save" your hair. lol My mom went natural at 41 and has the most beautiful and healthy curls I've EVER seen!!

  • @Yaniza
    @Yaniza 7 років тому +12

    This is SO encouraging 💕 Thank you 😊 subscribed!

  • @RochelletheRealtor
    @RochelletheRealtor 6 років тому +1

    This video should be shown to every 11-12 year old girl and their mother. It’s so easy to miss the gradual damage that happens to teens’ natural hair when they first start caring for their own hair. But this video clearly illustrates what kind of damage can happen when teens experiment without proper care/knowledge of what their hair needs.

  • @MissDarcei
    @MissDarcei 10 років тому +25

    Can you show us a wash & go routine?

  • @mingmei1010
    @mingmei1010 10 років тому +2

    I'm a year and a half natural and I was sitting here with my mouth open for 7 minutes. So amazed by how fast your hair grew! Also, you're stunning! :D

    • @helenejwilson
      @helenejwilson 10 років тому

      Ha! My mouth was open too. :)

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      haha mingmei1010 Helene W Thank you so much!! :)

  • @miarachelle6598
    @miarachelle6598 8 років тому +47

    How did you get your hair to grow so fast? I've been natural for almost 3 years and my hair is only a little past my shoulders..

    • @abym5048
      @abym5048 8 років тому +1

      Same :(

    • @miarachelle6598
      @miarachelle6598 8 років тому

      +Rose Lavi do you think it's also to do with her hair type?

    • @alannajm
      @alannajm 8 років тому +25

      +Mia Bolton her genetics have a role in it too

    • @Syd0329
      @Syd0329 8 років тому +2

      Same. I've been natural since like 6 the grade. I now have graduated from college and my hair is only to my collarbone. I will admit in high school I flat ironed a lot so I can understand no growth then, but since entering college I've done nothing but take care of my hair. Idk why it won't grow longer and I know it can.....trying some new products now from her videos and I did a little mini chop. My hair feels and look healthier....just hope it grows in the next couple years X)

  • @sloppygirlz
    @sloppygirlz 10 років тому +1

    You are my hair crush!! Omg this is my dream hair!! Man I can not wait. its been 2 years since relaxer and 7 months since my big chop-fully natural!!

  • @Boxxxxxxxxx
    @Boxxxxxxxxx 8 років тому +3

    Your hair is BEAUTIFUL. You never needed to relax it --
    but I'm sure you know that now.

    • @TiffanyChantee
      @TiffanyChantee 7 років тому

      I Bethany I I guess everybody goes through that because they feel since everyone else is doing it to get their hair straight they have to do it to. In 2002 I realized the relaxers didn't make a difference in my hair when straightening it but that in its natural state my curly hair was instead wavy so I stopped and now it's 2017 and I'm transitioning from heat damaged hair back to its curly state lol

  • @TheSinfulSiren_
    @TheSinfulSiren_ 8 років тому +1

    I just did my big chop in June, and my hair has already grown almost 2 inches. I'm so excited for the future of my hair! Thanks for the inspiration!!

  • @limabima77
    @limabima77 10 років тому +3

    My gawd yasssss hunty... lol your hair is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!

  • @lollylove1107
    @lollylove1107 10 років тому +2

    I have to say, aside from you beautiful hair growth, you grew even more beautiful yourself. Those pics showed you blossoming. Your so pretty and have huge amounts of natural beauty....

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      Awww... That is so sweet! thank you so much! :)

  • @mzlareine1105
    @mzlareine1105 10 років тому +8

    Your hair went through some massive growth spurts! loll

  • @justiceelanna7514
    @justiceelanna7514 9 років тому

    Something tells me your hair just naturally grows fast. My hair has been shoulder length for about 4 years but it's healthy so I don't know why my growth is so stagnant. You hair is gorgeous, I only wish my hair could be that beautiful

  • @ModelFaceMakeup
    @ModelFaceMakeup 10 років тому +10

    I love this.. thanks for sharing!

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    Don't be scared. The great part is that hair grows back and if you take good care of your hair and avoid heat after going natural, your hair will be in it's most healthy and thriving state!!

  • @dirttowater
    @dirttowater 8 років тому +7

    My hair does not grow that fast. It took me years it's to get it from my shoulders to my armpits... :-/

    • @sarah821
      @sarah821 5 років тому

      your hair will keep growing no matter what, but your hair maybe breaks just as much as it grows and that's why you feel like it's not growing. Be more gentle with your hair. Good luckk!!!

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    I'm so glad it did! Thank you for watching and I'm happy that it was able to help you!

  • @sabrinagoddess_
    @sabrinagoddess_ 7 років тому +5

    MAJOR GLOW-UP 💕😊

  • @imogenbegns
    @imogenbegns 9 років тому +1

    You make me proud to be Black (I'm totally assuming you are of African descent). And not just because you have beautiful hair; moreso because you accept, love and have confidence in your own beauty. I really wish we all follow your lead. Black women are so so beautiful. The most beautiful and unique eye shapes, naturally curly lashes, amazing hair and the ability to do the most intricate and beautiful styles. Not to mention the amazing diversity in skin color. I hope and pray that we all begin to see and love the innate and natural beauty of Black women and Black people.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  9 років тому +1

      You're comment is so awesome! I appreciate it so much! Black women, as well as women from ALL races, are beautiful!! I am so thankful that this natural movement helped woman with curly/ kinky hair to embrace our natural hair that was once shunned! I appreciate your positivity and kind words!! 😊😆

  • @EbonyMcBurrows
    @EbonyMcBurrows 9 років тому +10

    been natural my whole damn life. I can't get my hair to grow past the nape of my neck :{

    • @alixgiggles5329
      @alixgiggles5329 8 років тому

      It's not possible for all.

    • @Syd0329
      @Syd0329 8 років тому +1

      Been natural for over 10 years and it's just to my collarbone -________- started over 5 years ago....my hair is thicker and healthier but not growing nearly as fast as hers.... I even did a mini chop 4-5 months ago.

    • @ryanni4
      @ryanni4 5 років тому

      I'm a lazy hair kind of gal, and I'll tell you one thing. Heat was what did my hair in. Every time. I transitioned from Nov 2016 until Aug 2017, and have been natural a little over a year. I have an 18 month old daughter, so my hair had its own setbacks after giving birth, but since having her, my hair is almost half way to bra strap. My hair has never been that long that I can remember seeing. I'm fully natural, this week makes one month of no heat, I shampoo and deep condition weekly, protein treatments once a month, I use rice water rinses and daily with my leave in conditioner in a spray bottle, I oil my scalp every other day and make sure to constantly spray my hair while it's in a protective style. No combs, or brushes, only finger detangling, and I try to make sure my hair is never dry. It has been a long road, but it's definitely helped my hair tremendously. I do have a short part in the middle back and on the top front do to how bad the shedding was. But the regrowth is very thick and my hair has been growing at a rate of 1/2 an inch per month. I also hit the gym or find other ways to de-stress because I've seen first hand how bad that impedes growth. I hope this helps!

  • @xoangelicaf0523
    @xoangelicaf0523 7 років тому

    That's crazy how your hair transitioned to how it look before to the texture it's at now. Your curly hair is bomb

  • @suprrkool
    @suprrkool 10 років тому +6

    what does your hair grow 3 inches per month?!? sheesh! that is some fast growth forreal

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      lol. No it grows a little more than 6 inches per year. I just retained all of my length.

    • @GuyaneseCutiie
      @GuyaneseCutiie 10 років тому

      JeweJewe Bee So you never cut your ends????

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +2

      Yes, I cut my ends about 4 times a year.

    • @lalahsinging_beauty8768
      @lalahsinging_beauty8768 10 років тому

      JeweJewe Bee
      4 times a year. Do you straighten it each time?

  • @xenalucy7574
    @xenalucy7574 4 роки тому +2

    *Am I the only one to pause at each picture to admire this beauty?*

  • @meladelg
    @meladelg 8 років тому +4

    this vídeo give me hope

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    Words from a wise woman!! Thank you so much! And thanks for watching!

  • @Neshanell
    @Neshanell 11 років тому +4

    You don't have to be mixed for your hair to grow long or at a certain pace

  • @safiratavaresfortes4680
    @safiratavaresfortes4680 10 років тому +1

    Remember when gave ppl who where transitiong a tip about their inspiration? Well my inspiration is YOU!
    Love!

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      Safira Tavares Fortes Aww thank you!!

  • @eiram-Jake
    @eiram-Jake 9 років тому +3

    your grew so fast.

  • @StephTheYah
    @StephTheYah 10 років тому

    if she keeps taking care of it, it's gonna be so big and beautiful. she's going to look like a curly-headed goddess. my goal is to get here as well. when i was young, i hated big hair. now the bigger the better for me.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      lol. Thanks! I also hated my big hair because it drew so much attention to me. And even still, I get kind of self-conscious whenever I walk around and almost everyone is staring at me (or making comments) because of my HUGE hair. lol But I am slowly getting used to it and have started to appreciate it.

  • @EppsOnDeck
    @EppsOnDeck 10 років тому +3

    yes, can you make a video of what techniques you did and what products you used to grow your hair please? My hair is almost bra strap length and im trying to grow it to waist length asap b/c graduation is right around the corner and i want my hair longer and healthy so i could dye it :)

    • @iBarkBite
      @iBarkBite 10 років тому

      It's like she said, patience is key. There is no quick fix.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      Yes definitely!

    • @EppsOnDeck
      @EppsOnDeck 10 років тому

      iBarkBite honestly at times i have no patience but tips do help in one way or another

    • @EppsOnDeck
      @EppsOnDeck 10 років тому

      JeweJewe Bee and thanks :]

    • @iBarkBite
      @iBarkBite 10 років тому +1

      Yeah, I've just started my transition also so I can get you on that part lol EppsOnDeck

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    Aww... thank you so much for that! I'm so honored!! I'm glad that it could've helped you! Good luck on your journey!

  • @naeb03
    @naeb03 9 років тому +2

    New Subbie!!! your hair is so beautiful!!! congrats on your journey =)

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  9 років тому

      Thanks so much! I appreciate it!

  • @frahynahaugustin8463
    @frahynahaugustin8463 6 років тому

    I start my natural hair adventure since february 2018 when i big chop. My last relaxer was on november 2016. I still have heat damaged hair in my front, i can't trim them off all. But i'm struggling everyday with short hair, i never had short hair in my life. So your video really helps me to cultivate patience. To transition i had to flat iron them every month but i don't do that anymore since february. I'm really confident that they will grow long and healthy like yours. Thanks a lot Jewejewebee !!!
    Frahynah

  • @lilmissydani11
    @lilmissydani11 10 років тому +3

    Hey I absolutely love your journey, fully inspired by you :) I have a question what's your nationality are you mixed?

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +2

      Danie Breezy I am American. And yes, I am mixed.

    • @jwoo2504
      @jwoo2504 9 років тому +1

      JeweJewe Bee What are you mixed with? I'm mixed too.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  9 років тому +1

      Black and Hispanic ☺️

    • @hie727
      @hie727 9 років тому

      JeweJewe Bee Which parent is Black and which one is Hispanic?

  • @KatieAnneKnows
    @KatieAnneKnows 10 років тому

    So there is hope 😄 I've been natural for about 5 months and have seen a big difference in health but not too much in length. Currently my hair, all shrunk up is about collarbone length. Can't wait for it to be as long as yours 😍

  • @alexruro
    @alexruro 10 років тому +4

    I did my big chop today!!!

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      YAYEEEEE!!!! Awesome!! You rock! :)

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    It will! Especially if you've been doing protective styling! Just make sure to stay away from heat if you want it to continuously grow healthily. As your hair becomes older and longer, using heat causes much more damage on those old ends as opposed to the new healthy hair when your hair was shorter. Congrats on your decision to go natural!

  • @escarlinpaula1679
    @escarlinpaula1679 7 років тому +3

    this video give me hope for my natural hair . 😢😜😜😜

  • @QuirkyCurlyKenny
    @QuirkyCurlyKenny 10 років тому +1

    I've been transitioning for almost 7 months and I still don't feel the slightest urge to relax again . I'm very excited :D

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +1

      That's awesome!! I'm glad that you are excited about your hair journey!! :)

  • @kiyaj850
    @kiyaj850 9 років тому +3

    I'm 13 and trying out this natural thing but I'm kinda fuzzy on the facts. My hair is at the top of my shoulders and I wish my hair could grow as long as yours. My hair isn't curly and wish I had some. My hair is like 4b/4c. Does hair type effect how fast it grows😕 I want to do a twist out but I probably can't pull it off

    • @sezehozz288
      @sezehozz288 9 років тому

      Yes it does

    • @NaiyaNicole_Artistry
      @NaiyaNicole_Artistry 9 років тому +15

      no hairtype does not decide on how fast your hair grows. it is genetics and how you care for your hair. Like I know some girls that have loosely curled hair that have been natural or 3 years and their hair grows slowly and just hitting shoulder length. While I know naturals with kinky hair that have been natural for a year and half and their hair is at APL already. look up youtubers with similar hair to yours. I would suggest Naptural85, mahoganyknots, Alicia James, etc. And type 4's actually hold twist longer and the style last longer on them so your hair type actually pulls them off very wel. As for people like me with type 3 natural hair I have to do flat twists outs in order for my hair to cooperate. but you can do regular twists and it works out for you. just try not to overmanipulate your hair (i.e. flatironing, blow dying too much, etc) and protective style for length retention. Remember to moisturize on the outised and inside(drink water).

    • @zhiaraprice7875
      @zhiaraprice7875 9 років тому

      cutienaiya most natrual with long hair have silky hair. Women like me have hard dry hair that refuses to grow. I accept my fate

  • @ashleejchoi6847
    @ashleejchoi6847 6 років тому +1

    I don't know why would anyone give you a thumbs down on your hair growth journey, jealousy maybe, smh. Congrats to you

  • @NyllaRaee
    @NyllaRaee 10 років тому +5

    How the hell did u have a relaxer if ur hair was curly

    • @ChandraLeigh
      @ChandraLeigh 10 років тому +6

      an amazing thing happens when you WET relaxed hair, it gets wavy or in some instances, curly. that's why they tell you not to wet your hair when you get it relaxed.

  • @ksilas78
    @ksilas78 10 років тому

    I just did the big chop yesterday after having so much damage hair. I hate my haircut, but watching this video encourages me to take care of it so I won't have to cut it again.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      Awww I'm glad it helped! :)

  • @datona13
    @datona13 9 років тому +38

    Can you please shut down these celebrities and their wigs and weaves.. Respect babe..

  • @fendiprada33
    @fendiprada33 10 років тому

    Your hair grows extremely fast I know some people who's natural hair is neck length and has been that way for years.

  • @africanyvette2908
    @africanyvette2908 8 років тому +10

    Shouldn't this be 5 years of natural hair since u transitioned for a year then cut off the relax hair?
    Nice curl pattern btw

    • @ebonydurr4198
      @ebonydurr4198 8 років тому +2

      Transitioning doesn't count as natural

    • @ebonydurr4198
      @ebonydurr4198 8 років тому

      +Yv A I have no idea what you're saying

    • @africanyvette2908
      @africanyvette2908 8 років тому +2

      Ebony Durr​ sorry must've been doing two things at once.
      My question was, why don't the transitioning count?
      I mean, that's the beginning of her natural hair journey, plus, she didn't cut off that new growth of hair.

    • @miabryan7986
      @miabryan7986 8 років тому +4

      +Yv A because while she was transitioning she's not technically natural she was in a phase where she was partially natural and partly relaxed and she still had to cut off more

  • @Sondra_Irene
    @Sondra_Irene 11 років тому

    I don't care what anyone says this girls hair is real & you can tell it is. Every time it see this Video it motivates me even more.

  • @strawberrisoda1
    @strawberrisoda1 10 років тому +7

    You are so cute!!

  • @miaoneal202
    @miaoneal202 7 років тому

    I just big chopped two weeks ago and this helped so much. Recently I've been getting the obvious comments from my parents (I don't like it, you look like a boy, waste of money, you're gonna regret it, if you don't take care of it I'll make you relax it again), smh, so it's made me feel down at times. This video made me feel so much better about this journey. Thx and much love.

  • @12danih96
    @12danih96 10 років тому +5

    So you have been natural for almost 6 years?

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      no

    • @brendasmith2944
      @brendasmith2944 10 років тому +1

      JeweJewe Bee You said you went natural in 2008, so that would make you natural for 6 years in July

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +2

      john smith Danielle Monaá I consider the start of me being natural as when I big chopped; this is seen from the way that I dated the pictures (my big chop was in 2009/ "4 Years"). I think that many others consider it this way also, seeing as the way people who are transitioning and still have relaxed ends get attacked when they say that they are natural. That's just the way that I do it though, you guys can definitely do it as when you last relaxed, for your own hair journey!!! :)

    • @12danih96
      @12danih96 10 років тому +2

      JeweJewe Bee didn't mean for you to feel attacked, but I get what you are saying about people not considering you natural until all the relaxed ends are gone.

  • @lasiyahmarie7971
    @lasiyahmarie7971 7 років тому +1

    The glow up is real😩💗

  • @livelaughlisten14
    @livelaughlisten14 10 років тому +18

    This doesn't happen in real life -____-

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +26

      Haha..so I guess my life is in... "fake" life. lol

    • @livelaughlisten14
      @livelaughlisten14 10 років тому +4

      Lol no you know what I mean. You're mad lucky :/

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому +6

      livelaughlisten14 lol :)

  • @chloes3062
    @chloes3062 8 років тому

    This gave me motivation thank you!!!...Ive been natural for about 6 years and im experiencing heat damage now..... this video gave me life...true hope for my hair....

  • @merciamatthew101
    @merciamatthew101 8 років тому +5

    @jewejewebee I'm struggling with hair damage bc I straighten my hair a lot , do you are anyone have advice how to grow it out at your length , because my hair is very short and I really want to try and grow it long ? Do you think it's possible ?

    • @morganbradley2376
      @morganbradley2376 8 років тому +5

      Yes it's possible you just need to first ; drop the heat tools second; be committed to doing this and third; find hear free hairstyles such as braid outs and twist outs ( can be found on UA-cam) to help protect your hair while jt grow. Also protective styling would help to and always moisture your hair and try to deep condition and use sulfate free shampoo Ik you didn't ask for all this and I hope I could help ( I had relaxed hair )

    • @morganbradley2376
      @morganbradley2376 8 років тому

      +Morgan Bradley heat not hear and it grows

    • @merciamatthew101
      @merciamatthew101 8 років тому

      +Morgan Bradley TYYY IM TAKING THIS TO HEART

    • @merciamatthew101
      @merciamatthew101 8 років тому

      +Morgan Bradley no this will help !! I really want my hair to grow her length and if this is the way I'm all for it tysm ❤️

    • @morganbradley2376
      @morganbradley2376 8 років тому

      +Mercia Matthew no problem I'm glad I could help !

  • @SailorToya
    @SailorToya 10 років тому +2

    Wow, I can't wait to get to 4 years natural, I just started last week!!!

  • @667863thesavedlinda
    @667863thesavedlinda 11 років тому +5

    so i guess 4C is 'bad hair' then? beauty comes in different forms brethren, the mentality of our hair being 'bad hair' is something the white men used to get black people to walk with their chins down. our ancestors went through a lot of physical and mental bullying. we are physically free today but we have to set our minds free. why should our hair be deemed bad, our dark skin deemed not pretty, our culture(music, dance, dressing, behavior etc) deemed odd. cant things just be unique, not wrong?

  • @guirlandedelmas6307
    @guirlandedelmas6307 10 років тому +1

    Your hair grew so fast. It will take some people 3-5 years to get their hair length like that when you were going natural for 1 year. By the way you have beautiful hair

  • @juanitamaynor
    @juanitamaynor 10 років тому +8

    I didn't read all of the posts so I may have missed if someone already asked this question, but are you fully black? Your hair grew as if you have something else going on lol. It is beautiful and I hope I can have the same results in a couple years. I'm currently 2 years natural and my hair reaches about 4 inches from my nips ( sorry to be so blunt). I still have to big chop though, so about 2 inches of that have yet to come off. Any how, are you fully black honestly?

  • @stephdee3811
    @stephdee3811 10 років тому +2

    Her hair was absolutely beautiful!!!! I have been natural for about 18 months and the bc is almost a year ago. What I have learned about shrinkage is that all the non-natural ingredients in shampoo, cause the shrinkage. I "youtubed" homemade shampoo and conditioner, it made all the difference to my natural hair journey. My natural hair feels straightened. So much easier to comb and work with. Also argan oil after my homemade avocado conditioner, omg!!!!!! I am NEVER buying any store shampoo or conditioner EVER. No more itchy scalp, flakes, GOD send. Ladies please remember we are a product of the earth, the "natural things" on earth work on the natural body. I am currently removing a 9-10 yr. "seed corn" on my foot with banana peel, and it' s almost gone within 2 weeks \.

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      Thank you! And I'll have to look into that!

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    I always do a really good trim whenever my hair seems stuck! Also, get rid of all direct heat. Be extremely gentle with your hair when detangling and handling it. You don't want to cause any unnecessary breakage.Make sure that your hair is always moisturized. It's much easier for dry hair to snap off. And just keep a healthy balanced diet.

  • @Sondra_Irene
    @Sondra_Irene 11 років тому

    Okay this had inspired me even more. I want to have a 3 year hair journey and my hair is almost the same as your but the curl is a little more loose. You've given me motivation to want to continue to try and grow my hair out. Anyone who says that isn't your real hair obviously doesn't know anything about mix girls hair. Thank you for the video :)

  • @bronxraingee8050
    @bronxraingee8050 10 років тому

    Awesome video journey. I've decided to go natural October 2013. And i can't wait. I've completely changed my entire hair routine to become fully natural with baby steps weekly. I've noticed changes. Patience is key, your right!

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      Awesome!! Thanks for watching!!

  • @vitushka01
    @vitushka01 6 років тому

    You'll be 9 years natural on my birthday! I'm happy for you and your hair journey

  • @TheAfarensis
    @TheAfarensis 10 років тому +3

    Yes, patience is key! Length is achieved approximately one-half inch a month. Anybody promising you one inch in 7 days is lying to you. Plain and simple. You want long long hair rippling down your back for tomorrow's social occasion? You dreaming of hair blowing and flowing in the wind (like on the relaxer boxes) or spread all over your pillow (and anybody else in bed with you) all night? Then you take your dollars and: You either go BUY somebody else's hair and get it sewn or glued or clipped on your head, braid or twist it with extensions, or fry it to within an inch of its little life, and watch it flow, all right, right down your drain. Or GROW your own natural hair and/or lock it, either way. No artifice and no shortcuts.That's it, dear hearts.

  • @nekoyorokusei
    @nekoyorokusei 8 років тому

    I've probably been completely natural for 4 years now and my hair has maybe grown 2 inches. Granted, I already had shoulder length relaxed hair and I transitioned instead of chopping it all off. I feel like all I'm doing is maintaining my length and it's not growing. Looking at these super cool before and after photos makes me jealous and inspired simultaneously. I think I'm destroying my hair in the detangling process (I'm definitely not the most patient nor the most gentle person in the world), but these videos give me hope!

    • @donut-nu3wu
      @donut-nu3wu 8 років тому

      maybe your hair is telling you that you need to cut off the relaxed hair. 3 months into transtioning my natural hair at the root started growing very slowly and stopped growing. once i big chopped my hair started growing like crazy

    • @nekoyorokusei
      @nekoyorokusei 8 років тому

      +d.onut all of my relaxed hair is gone (I transitioned it all out).I noticed that my ends are very rough. When I trim it the ends are fine but then like a week later (or even less) they're rough again. That's probably the problem of why my hair isn't growing but I don't know what to do with my ends.

  • @anriadollface
    @anriadollface 8 років тому

    OMG consider me inspired! I'm a mixed girl originally from Trinidad. My mom was white and had no idea what to do with my hair so at age 10 she had me sent to the hair dresser who put a dry curl in it. I'm 32 and I have no idea what my natural hair looks like. At this stage I'm wearing weave because the last time my hair just fell out when I did the dry curl. That was Nov 2014 so I'm been transitioning under weave lol. I was two seconds from going back to the dry curl when I saw your video. I'm so inspired! I'm not patient at all so I'll take the weave out and just pull it all back in a ponytail till I hit the 2 year mark. At my 2 year mark I'll post a pic for you to see what you inspired! Thanks so much for the video!!!

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  8 років тому

      +Anria Taliaferro Aww! I'm so glad that you watched it then! I'll be giving a lot more hair tips this 2016 so that I can help ease that transition and help others know exactly what I did to get healthy and long hair. Hopefully I can give a few hair tutorials to help so that you don't have to wear it in just a ponytail. But I am excited for your journey 😁

  • @billiesims01
    @billiesims01 6 років тому

    One of my fav natural hair journeys!!! Hands down, this video played a major role in my decision to to big chop and start over. Love your channel

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  6 років тому

      That makes me so happy!! Thank you so much!!!❤️❤️

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому +2

    Well, that was the first time that I had straightened it in 7 months. So it may be due to a lack of damage, so my hair was able to really thrive. It also may seem like a "huge" difference because in the picture before, my hair was curly and in a shrunken state. lol And finally, it may also maybe due to the fact that I had started doing track in school, so I was working out and running everyday so my blood was really flowing, which supported hair growth. Those are my hypothesis. lol

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    Thank you very much! And yes, I was nervous about showing the bad!!lol Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @Jewellianna
    @Jewellianna  11 років тому

    Thanks! And yes, I like to keep my hair trimmed and to keep my ends fresh so that my hair will thrive! I'm glad that you learned what works and what doesn't work for you!!

  • @Charisse97
    @Charisse97 10 років тому

    Watching this is really motivating! I am 10 months natural. I did big chop in Mar 2013 one month post relaxer. I'm being patient! Your hair is beautiful!

    • @Jewellianna
      @Jewellianna  10 років тому

      YAYE!! I'm so proud of you!! And thank you very much!! Just keep being patient and you will soon be rewarded!!