On this channel I will SHOW you how I take care of my hair more than tell ❤️ ! My goal is to document every step of my journey to tailbone length hair, so that you can decide which hair care practices are best for you if you choose to follow my steps. I am not a haircare professional. I am simply a motivated and dedicated student of this highly valued part of my body called hair. With that being said, as a student I am constantly learning, growing, and changing during this process.
I been following her forever I never really paid attention to her method but now I know I want to try it my hair already long I use aloe vera and castor oil but will try the one you got thanks for the video
I love this i have the same thick hair and i hate putting heat to it! I love this you have gained a new follower because i never know how to style my natural hair i wear two stands under my wigs
your hair is so beautiful and shiny😍😍 do you ever get breakage when twisting your hair? im dealing with breakage when im retwisting and im not sure what to do😭
✨🦋Right? Lol! I think she mentioned on another video that she was anticipating having a lot going on soon… graduating, moving, etc. Hopefully all is well and she’ll share an update soon. ✨🦋🙏🏾
I don't know if anyone mentioned it, but indigenous strandz's hair always look fresh because she doesn't wait for the her hair to be frizzy or dried out. She mentioned in her video that she assesses each twist daily and doesn't give her hair a chance to dry out ever. She also mentioned her hair feels like it is damp to touch which I believe is what keeps the frizz at bay.
Your edges are growing back fuller and longer which is a good thing. All the edges don't need to be swooped. Looks more like the edges are ready to be twisted or braided. It has come a long way since cutting off the chemical ends from the edges.
Hi! I just found your channel a few days ago and I’m enjoying your videos! I started from the first video and I’m making my way through. 😊 I currently do everything in medium braids and my hair is thriving! But I’m considering trying twists just because they are fuller and cuter, so I’m watching your experience to gain some perspective. I think our hair texture is different, mine is 4c, so I have to consider that as well. But thanks for documenting your journey!! 💕
The aloe on edges that didn’t have edge control on them did not help lay them down. In the area closest to my post after 10 minutes of tying it down, the hair had frizzed up likely due to me putting a liquid on it. Then I added edge control to the edges I wasn’t styling already and let it sit for other 10 minutes. All of which resulted in my hairline looking more seamless even though I didn’t store all my edges. If this doesn’t value sense…. I recorded process on my insta story today. ❤
