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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2021
- I finally did a blowout on my hair and got a professional trim from a licensed natural hairstylist.
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I love those vids! It's always so great to see how you pair the same piece of clothing with other pieces
I can relate 100%. I recently had a hair cut and lost nearly 2”. Those ends needed to go. Regular trims will avoid the big cut and help me retain the length I work so hard for.
That's the best way to look at it. Now that I'm settled I am going to make it a point to see a professional cat least once a year for a trim and treatment.
LaToya, I feel your concern. Our hair is close in length ( before your trim). I am about a 4b-c. I am very hands on when it comes to my stylist, though. I only see her twice a year for a blown out trim. I prep my own hair prior to my visits, ( i.e., wash, deep condish, leave-in, & adding my own heat protectent). I also section and detangle my hair prior to my visit and bring my own combs from home. I make sure I'm approximately 60-70% dry so that she will not have to use too many passes with the blow dryer. It also gives the product time to penetrate my hair. I request that she uses a round brush to ensure my ends are as straight as possible before my trim. Even though it's recommended, I do not flat iron for a more quality trim (the round brush is close enough; I try to avoid the flat iron). She shows me what needs to be trimmed before doing so. I normally agree. We have grown a rapport over the years. Too many times I have gone to stylists in the past that mistaken my reverted texture at the ends as needing to be chopped off. Not again. I love the round brush for this purpose. Some ask what is the point to prepping my hair and doing so much work prior to my visit. I take pride in my hair and spend valuable time to care, maintain, and grow it. It's hard to find someone that proceed with caution and patience when handling my hair; so I do the part that is most challenging. Health over length is true. But don't set my progress back over a mistake. Yes, it's only hair and it will grow back from cutting too much or ripping it out, but it is my time and effort being wasted from continuous setbacks. Keep being hands on with your hair. You are doing a great job. Don't feel bad for supervising others while working in your head until you find and train a stylist to your liking. Don't get me wrong, there are stylists out there that care and trim natural hair very well with you not having to be so hands on. They are just so hard to find. Until you find them, keep being hands on with others that do your hair. (It was that comb for me...smh).
Um...yes
Great tips! I've never gone to a stylist because I'm scared of what they might do to my hair so my mom and I are the only ones allowed to touch it. But after reading your routine I might go one day.
I'm actually impressed you are so hands on AND your stylist doesn't mind. Kudos to you Hanna!
You expressed my feelings towards my hair exactly! I always says this is not just hair!!!! This is time, money, effort..... and the list goes on 🤣🤣🤣 I feel as though the day someone cut of my hair when it falls on the ground I would fall next to it
Wow....loving everything you just said!!!!! Very good point, especially the point about it just being hair. We take so much time and pride in it for someone to just mindlessly cut it away without our permission. It's not just hair. It's a reflection of our hard work and dedication. Now I understand how that can be upsetting for those who wants the length.
I don’t know if she took off too much or not but your hair definitely looks fuller and healthier 🤍 I’m getting my hair cut in a couple of weeks and I’m scared of losing inches but at the end of the day, hair grows. That’s just what it does so no need to trip. Health over length 💕
Exactly. That's what matters most which is why I told her to take off exactly what she thought needed to come off. It will grow back. 😊
@@LaToyaEbonyHair oh no, where she at? She took off too much! You got to trim it yourself but it does look very pretty and healthy though! :-)
It only looks fuller because she blew it out with the comb attachment whereas LaToya used the tension method with no comb
Otherwise the stylist definitely took too much off
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I think she did a great job. Your ends look so much healthier!
I understand your thoughts on heat and it's scary. I decided every 3 months when I get my color refreshed, I will get a press and ends trim. This will ensure I have been taking care of my hair and I do not have see through or hiccups in it. I enjoyed your video and you sharing.
It's the mention of color for me! 👏🏾 I love that for you! All of it.
Girl you know we understand !!!!! Getting trims have a special PTSD place in my heart. I still do them myself bc I’m just not ready to go back yet. So go girl !! It does look very healthy though ❤️
Thank you! My mother is the only person who trims my hair, so I was scared lol! Super sensitive too lol!
I’m traumatized by getting a “trim” and ending with half my hair off and people pushing me by saying that’s it’s healthier or whatever. It low key feels violating 💔
Your hair looks full and healthy. Don't drive yourself crazy with length checks.
I remember your Sephora days! Back when that lady told you that you were “lucky you are pretty” because she did not approve of your hair 🙄. You’re still just as pretty and your hair journey is still fun to watch 😍
WAIT. Somebody said that?!?! And lived?!?!?
*sigh* Wow, we have come a long way haven't we? The ignorance was real.
@@marvinandjosh1 right!😄
I only needed 3 inches cut off after not having a trm for over a year. I was so happy all the damaged ends were cut off. Congrats on the trim! Enjoy 😉
That's fantastic! I'm glad you left happy.
I'm in Texas but I found a really good stylist on styleseat who focuses on curly and natural hair. She cuts my hair without heat, no blow out needed and it always comes out perfectly. I've gotten expensive curly cuts in the past and I love the shape but they aren't good for twist outs and perm rod sets.
How does she cut your hair without heat in order to see the ends?
Beautiful beautiful progress !!!
Yay for trims! I am loving the blow out, all this big hair. I can see a difference it it doesn’t look like a huge difference. It looks good!
I’ve never had issues with getting my ends cut. I get my ends cut every 8 weeks and my hair grows and continues to be healthy. My stylist is the one who started me on my natural journey and has always told me what to do when my hair needed anything. She continues to keep my hair healthy especially for a person like me who is not a hair person.
"Our hair is not meant for these combs" PREACH!!! I've been saying this since childhood, my hair never liked combs.
Lovely before, lovely after 💕 totally relate to the emotions around hair cuts.
I was missing the lip colour while you were in the robe, but Yassss your hair has grown. I get the same feeling about length checks, the look and feel of my hair and the state of my ends are more important to me.
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Your hair looks good, it looks full and healthy. I think she took off the right amount.
Totally understand why you're freaking out about the length. We are extremely sensitive about our length. I mean we put in the work to get it there!
But your hair looks so good and I'm sure it'll grow back healthier. Hopefully you get used to the new length ❤
Beautiful hair. I do my own trimming once a year only , I don’t think we have to trim regularly as emphasised by UA-cam etc
Great results!
Everything is fine. Your hair looks a lot fuller than it did in December. I get a trim quarterly because I get split ends. Try that or biannually and it won’t as jarring.
That's why I trim my hair once a year 🥲🤣🤣 I need to feel the length before trimming anything. But when I trim I trimmm! I take of all them ends.
So when you do it once a year how much would you say you have to end up cutting off?!?!
@@ImCeeCeeHarris603 quite a lot. Maybe a lil over 2 inches.
Not sure how often you trim, depending on that, I would say you lost what needed to be cut. The amount of hair on the floor depends on density. Certain people have more hair overall.
Thanks for the comment about hair reverting on itself does not necessarily means it is damaged or needs to be cut. The last couple of trims I've had, I left with my hair being so much shorter than I felt it needed to be. Mind you these trims were three months apart and they were trimming off at least an inch each time. I think it has a lot to do with how they were blowing out my hair. When I blow out my hair its always much straighter than when they do it for a trim. Allllll this to say, you comment helped me know that I am not crazy.
I'm so happy I watched this video 😍. What you said about us judging our hair health based on our ability to pull a comb through. That is exactly what I did😭. My daughter has 4a-b hair. I recently trimmed it and I felt so bad. I think I cut too much off😭
What did the stylist have to say about the condition of your hair especially having finished the 30 day detox?
She was very open to the idea and respectful. She didn't comment tbh. She did say that my hair is thick and healthy looking.
@@LaToyaEbonyHair hunny all of us that see that bounce back know it’s thick and healthy 😍
Looks like she cut about 4-5 inches. Close to a years worth of hair progress. Edit: you had to be around 15in before.
LaToya,
Your hair looks great before I say anything. It looks healthy, in my opinion even before you cut it! :) I have a struggle side too and just recently I figured out why and it was only because my bestie pointed it out. She asked me do I sleep on my weak side more and I said yes. It made so much sense to me after that. My hair grows better and is more thicker on my strong side. Maybe that can explain it for you too. lol
I do love how your hair grows though so thick and pretty 👍🏽💯🌹
LaToya, I hear you, can definitely relate to the inches that you've lost. I am not a natural that uses heat on my hair as well, so the last salon trim I had involved a wash and roller set which was perfect because it blew out my hair enough to have it stretched and sleek enough to have a proper trim. No flat iron needed! It's hard with type 4 hair trimming in blown out state, you're right it's harder to see the ends etc. Although I lost a few inches I must say that the health of my hair is better, it detangles better and is noticeably thriving.
Noticed your hair was shorter on previous videos. From what I saw, really love the cut!! Just curious, would you consider going to a stylist who cuts hair curly next time? There are quite a few stylists now who are used to cutting Type 4 hair without a blowing out, combing it or pressing it.
I am newly acquainted with a stylist about 4 hours away from me. So far she's the only one I'd consider cutting my hair kinky.
@@LaToyaEbonyHair I feel the same way. The stylist I want to go to is like 3.5-4hrs away. But that's who I want and I'm not sure I'm willing to accept anyone else. But she's on tour now. I definitely wont get to see her before November. Lord, help me to hold out! Lol
That is literally me. I get a professional blow out & trim when it’s time. I like the curly/coily cuts people do but I stretch my hair and switch up often, so I prefer a typical trim style.
Hair cuts make me feel lighter. 🤗 something about the scissors makes me happy
I only get my hair straightened and trimmed twice a year. My stylist usually takes off far less than what I expect. When I ask her about it, she says “Your hair is fine....nothing much to cut....more so just evening it up.” It’s refreshing to know that there are non-scissor happy, honest stylist out there! 🥰🙂
I understand how you feel. I always feel like they take off too much but at the sane time my hair looks better. Your hair looks great! Very thick , long and healthy.
Your hair looks super healthy! Goals 💗
You should do you hair like that for a day😊. I feel you on trimming our hair, it's just that it's more of a labor to grow and keep length that's why I think it hurts more for black hair to be trimmed. And yes, she gave you a big trim😊
Hi girly! Your hair looks healthy. You still will rock some beautiful hairstyles with this length. Going to get mine trimmed after 8 months overdue.
youre right about that type of comb you used my hair isnt 4c its mostly 4a but that comb doesnt go through my hair at all and it hurts to grip lol rake combs are my fav but even then youre also right about not judging hair health by whether or not combs glide through it
Your hair is gorgeous before and after 😍😍
Both you and your hair are beautiful💛
I trim my hair every 4 months, if I don't I get a comb through it! Your hair looks lovely.
Girl I feel you! I had a stylist mess up my hair so bad I had to big chop last year. I cried. I was new to natural hair care as in not new natural, just didn't know how to take care of it. I just trimmed my hair myself two days ago. And I cut sl the see through ends but later I had anxiety lol. Now I am like I know I needed but maybe I did too much lol.
But your hair does look fuller!
Don’t worry you’ll do just fine my hair was that length I just cut my hair two weeks ago to about an inch or less to my scalp. The young lady kept asking are you sure and I said yes I felt it wasn’t growing so I decided to just chop it all off and start over. It was funny because she said I have to take a pic because no one will believe it. Take a deep breath and relax ❤️
I thought the 30 day detox/ no oils butter applied only to wash n go/ twist outs I didn't know it applied to heat styling too.
Thank you for sharing your appointment experience. I have 3 questions. 1) Did you have reservations about having the stylist blow dry & flat iron your hair before cutting it? 2) Going forward would have the stylist do that 1st before cutting? Or would you do a curly cut instead? 3) How often do you like to have your hair professionally cut?
1. Depends on the stylist, but generally no.
2. Yes, I'd have her give me the full treatment and call ahead of time to make sure she has time. The app didn't have time adjustments etc. I'd like to try kinky and straight on two separate occasions.
3. Once a year. I maintain the other times.
@@LaToyaEbonyHair Thank you for answering my questions! I truly enjoy your videos.
Your hair looks good, I ask my hair stylist to cut my hair often because I think it looks neater.
I definitely noticed your hair being shorter in your last few stories/videos but I like it a lot! It suits you so much and it's refreshing
Oh thank you!
I'm a stylist. I don't think she cut too much. If she had your hair would be MORE even on those back ends. It proves she didn't take it up to the thicker parts. It does look like it was an inch and a half and man, your hair was reverting fast. Definitely sucking up that moisture from the air. Blow drying from the start with the comb attachment would have given you a firmer result. A flat iron might not have been needed. You have beautiful hair btw. Been watching you for over a year now.
I always say cut it, and don’t look back lol! I prefer full hair with shape, more than long hair! So to me she did a good job, and I’m sure when your hair reverts, it’s gonna be bomb
Yes, my wash and go is bomb lol!
@@LaToyaEbonyHair yassss😜😜😜🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for this video 🥰💙💕.. you hair still looks beautiful! Yeah I can see that she cut a lot, but your looks extremely healthy 😊
I’m totally the same way when I get a trim - I think she could have taken a little less off but what do I know 🤷🏾♀️
I definitely it when it comes off and it always seems like more than it was. But I don't let myself get caught up in the loss.
I focus on all the growth I'll be able to see, all the detangling sessions that'll be easier, and that my hair will be better off overall.
11:48 You are absolutely not being extra regarding your comment that combs are not meant for our hair! Especially combs with narrow teeth! My hair texture is 4C and fine. The last comb I used was a wide tooth double row comb by Ouidad when my hair was wet. Unfortunately, its no longer manufactured. I haven’t used a comb on hair when it’s dry at all in the last 15+ years. I only use a tangle teezer when my hair wet hair. Applying conditioner to my dry hair and spritzing with water is how I detangle before washing/cowashing my hair. Protect those ends!❤
Your hair is beautiful. I know exactly how you feel, I'm the same way.
Yes, I am the exact same way...EXACT...🤦🏿♀️ How do decide you want to trim
I think when you have small curls you have to wet your hair to get the benefit of a comb. Any curl smaller than the circumference of a pencil eraser should be wet (very moisturized) before a comb is used on it.
Hi for me outside the shower damped work better than wet as it prevent a full shrinkage. I need damped her with a lubricant on top whether it is a leave-in a moisturiser an oil or a silicone feel like serum then I section and the wide tooth comb glides through.
@@HereDiianas hmm I guess porosity would determine how wet the hair has to be. My hair needs to be wet or with a good amount of cream for a comb to go through. The smaller the teeth (and spacing) the wetter and smaller section my hair will be
It looks good and it's way better to take off split ends than keeping them and allow the splits to travel up the strand to the point where your hair is thin. As long as you continue to take good care of your hair it will continue to grow. I trim my own hair also, but I'm not afraid to take off an inch or more instead of a half-inch if it's needed. I only go to a stylist when my hair is waist length for it to be evened up.
I think your hair looked great pre and post trim. To answer your question about whether it looks like the stylist cut it too short, it depends on perspective. Before the trim, your hair looked super long from the front and sides, but I also noticed the see through ends when you showed the back of your hair. You just can't beat a professional trim. This is coming from someone who butchered their own hair during quarantine and has had to trim as much as 8 inches at one time, LOL!
Your hair looks super healthy though! Although I cringed just a little when she was combing it. I just knew she was about to chop a ton of hair.
I just did a similar video except I trimmed myself, it looks great much fuller,❤️
I remember that length check vid where hubby helped you measure the back of your hair!
It's the stretch for me.
I love a good trim... But I was also used to wearing pixies before my chop. Even in a longer TWA I feel like I want it shorter. I'm going to get a good tapered cut and let my hair grow from there.
I think your hair looks full and healthy. I prefer my trims and cuts on straight hair. I trust a stylists to flat iron more than I trust myself to blowdry. 🤷🏾♀️
Sis, I'm going to be honest...I got stressed out when you seemed apprehensive about whether the stylist would fully understand how your hair behaves and if she would do what you wanted (since it sounded like her specialty was something different). Your hair still looks full and beautiful though🥰
She's actually really talented. I've seen her style locs and she's done my son's and husbands hair. She was working within some limitations because I was still detoxing and she didn't have the products I felt comfortable with at the time. Next time I go to her I'll call and work out the details...and see if she'll let me film lol!
@@LaToyaEbonyHair That makes sense. I am already wary of getting a professional "trim" because I am afraid that I won't be happy with the end result so I was projecting lol.
Latoya have you tried the living proof frizz styling cream and if so does that help with reversion or shrinkage or just Frizz ?
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On the right side where the word girl is, she cut it uneven
Your hair looks good and you needed the trim. Regular trims could prevent having more than you would like cut off. Believe me I know.
I wonder how much length you've reached since you were wondering of she cut too much, been almost exactly a year
Oh my goodness…time flies! I think at the end of the year I’m going to flat iron again and do a proper length check. Especially with all this protective styling I’m doing! I’m sure I’ll need a good cut or trim by then too.
I doesn't look like a lot was taken off but I agree a smoother blow dry or flat iron probably would have gotten better results.
Not this coming out the day I got my trim. To me I don’t see the drastic-ness of your trim, it seems fuller which is in line with what I noticed in some recent appearances. But I know it feels more drastic when it’s your hair in person lol. Personally, I’m not too worried about trims because I don’t care for length even as I’m attempting to grow it out. I did ask questions about what she was doing when I saw stuff that made me 👀 but let her do her thing lol. The hair will grow back is my motto. Also more and more I’m agreeing about the combs and I exclusively brush (or comb) wet hair as well. I feel like things get dicey otherwise.
I wear my hair in an afro, so I don't care too much about length because it's never seen. So when I need a trim, I tell her cut what needed. I just rather it gone then have to deal with tangles at the ends. When my ends are in good shape, detangling takes like 5min.
And don't beat yourself up about being upset. hair cuts are always so upsetting. You are not being too much at all ❤. Is it possible for you to go more frequently than once a year? I go to the salon ever 2 - 3 month (because I need a break 🤣)so if my hair does need a trim it never that's much but a dusting.
Ummm i can't tell the difference between what reversion is and what is a cut. From what i do see, that was a lot of cutting.
It does look shorter but it doesn't look short! She left you plenty to work with yours will grow back in no time. You take care of it, and now you have healthy ends so you will see your length back.
I truly believe you can do your next trim by yourself...
Did you ask her how to prepare your hair for the cut?
Wow your hair is long. I think they automatically cut more off when it’s straight, it’s going to shrink up when it’s natural anyway. Maybe your hair is still dehydrated.
Happy for you! I agree with you that maybe having your hair straight first would've been better. It just looks kind of choppy. The ends look kinda.... I'm not sure I'd be happy with her services. 🤷🏾♀️
I think I'd have to really flat iron it to see. My hair doesn't always revert evenly.
Oh I see. Hmmm... 🤔 Well I hope it works out. There's nothing worse than going to a professional and still not getting what you wanted... (which is why we be scared to go 🤦🏾♀️😂) Help us Lord! 😂🙏🏾
@@LaToyaEbonyHair My hair doesn’t revert evenly either I have a demarcation line across the back with two different textures. 🤷🏽♀️ It May not look even but it is 😂.
She did cut a lot but you hair looks healthy. Don't worry your hair will grow back.
I can feel your anxiety all through this video lol
Is it just me or your hair became fuller after the trim? I don't know if she cut more than what needed to be cut off, but it's definitely health over length.
I agree. I prefer fullness - my feelings were too sensitive that day lol
I think she cut off too much. So what if your hair is see through, hair grows in stages so certain parts are going to be fuller than others. Again for the people in the back….SO what if it’s see through, its growing in stages, that is what hair does. Most Black people’s hair does not grow evenly, why is that such a hard concept for stylist to UNDERSTAND??????? 🤷🏾♀️ If you don’t have split ends, cutting hair evenly is just for aesthetics. On the positive side at least you dont have to trim for awhile and your hair is GORGEOUS 😍
She could barely comb through the ends they needed to go the longer you hold on to those the split ends will keep going up the shaft and you’ll have to cut more
@@kayl11688 She CLEARLY states that her ends were NOT split, and the comb didn’t go through because it was REVERTING back NOT that it was damaged. 🤦🏾♀️
I don't think she cut off too much, but I'm not 100 percent sure because I could barely see my ends myself lol! It's why I think a good flat iron would have made me feel more comfortable.
Exactly, I like the feather look not a blunt trim
I agree, we will never reach a length goal constantly trimming our hair. As long as my ends are not split and knotted, I leave it be. I don't use heat (I stopped 1 yr ago) and keep my ends tucked and moisturized so I don't feel the need to trim just because it's not even or slightly see through. I dust minimally when absolutely neccessary. When I decide to use heat 1 yr from now, I'll worry about "even" hair at that time but until then, I'm just going to continue to pamper it with low manipulation styles (NO BRAIDS) and let it grow the way it wants to 😊.
Not really, you're tripping, it doesn't look that bad
I think it looks good! I'm just emotional about my length lol!
If you wear your own curls I get the no oils and butters. If you don't then what's the point. I wear twists, flat twist, my own hair braided 70 pct of the time. The rest in twists outs. I straighten once a year and I wear a wash n go hardly ever. I don't see the no oils for my hair styles.
My hair is special in its natural state and it’s cut that way. I never want to smell burning hair. I guess I’m traumatized 😂
I think it’s longer than you think. Don’t regret anything because it looks healthy
I have hair cut PTSD. I don’t know if I will ever let a stylist cut my hair again. Lawd have mercy!! She cut my hair off!! I want a shape touch up but ya girl sked! I said never again 😭
I'm with you my so-called 1/2 in trim when I was relaxed and my hands were pretty good ended up being five inches which translates into a major haircut. I never allowed anyone to trim my hair ever again after that. I trim myself. I had already worn a short haircut for a while and was working so hard to let my hair grow out and was so discouraged because that was almost a Year's worth of growth or maybe more than a year.
She took off what needed to be removed, but I still feel you.
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It looks the same
We all feel your pain when it comes to getting trims!!! 😫🤦♀️... however just my own opinion but I'm wondering if that 30 day detox may have contributed to you needing to get more trimmed off!
I don't think so tbh. The last time I had a professional trim was over a year ago. I've just done dustings. The only way I would know for sure is if I had trimmed and had a professional look at it before I began.
Next month, I'll have a year in on the 30 day detox, the number 1 thing it taught me was I had dehydrated hair. Also I stopped using heat a few months after it. I noticed a big difference in my hair. The first two months of the detox are rough. Your hair is confused and it takes almost a year to actually feel hydrated hair.
Oh okay. 😊
@@keishaj5993 I’m in the first month and it’s HARD! My hair is really really dehydrated and I live in a tropical climate, so the condition of my hair and the humidity is not it. But I can tell my hair is getting better. It’s accepting water much better. I just need to learn how to style it better
@@ewura-abenaattafuah9910 I was in bad shape and didn't even realize it. I'm glad I trim every 4 months. It's the only way my hair was really seeing any progress too.
Yea I’ve gotten my hair trimmed while blow dried and trimmed while straight to me it’s much easier to see where the breakage is when it’s straight , so I go to the salon about every 3 months to get a silk press and trim and when I started to trim more often, use the search and destroy method in between visits and stopped obsessing about length , that’s when I started really seeing length, but yea your hair is fine honestly I’d rather them take off more, than not enough cuz it looks much more healthier and fuller to me, but that’s just me lol if you wait a long time between trims then yes definitely expect them to take off inches when u do finally trim
Sorry Toya but she cut quite a bit. Ask your mom to teach you how to trim.
I reckon she cut a bit too much. 😩 but your hair looks amazing
She cut off to much looks uneven
In future dust your ends YOURSELF@