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@jobenjamin9978 Год назад

It is the end of 2022. Can I tell you this video is on point? It is ON POINT! Started the natural journey three years ago and still learning how to handle 4C. Blessed be you!

@Jadedjade2000 3 года назад

"The hydrogen bonds are just floating around,going every which way"

@karleecraziness9216 9 лет назад

I will be trying some of this because I hate detangling my hair!

@Love-Nay 9 лет назад

- This has helped me so much. Thank you for not only thoroughly explaining how to detangle kinky hair, but the reason WHY it should be detangled that way. I enjoy hearing the science behind things!

@HappyKeepinItNappy 9 лет назад

Ok before I clicked on the video I was thinking "detangling is detangling", but AGH is my Boo so I am going to watch this video. Glad I did. You brought some knowledge that I had not heard in other videos. Thank you!!

@swairimu001 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for sharing this. The longer my hair gets, the harder the detangling gets and the more scissor happy I get. I also like the fact that you give an explanation that goes with it.

@For_What 3 года назад

I feel embarrassed to say but I as a 31 year old woman is just learning how to properly de-tangle my hair. I always thought you did it only while conditioning or with loads of products. For some weird reason I always thought I was supposed to be able to run my hands through my fine, high density, tender-headed, 4b hair. My denmana brush is on the way and I only came here was because I wanted to see what products you used to buy exactly what you use but... You only used water. Like I'm blown. These other natural hair videos forced me into being a product junkie cause I never really knew how to properly de-tangle. Really thank you. I tell my daughters what I learned from you and now they help me de-tangle my hair and it doesn't hurt. Love the videos 😘

@SelinaZinchuk 4 года назад

I love those tips and techniques very helpful to some of us who never use brushes. Thank you

@AfrikanHairGod 4 года назад

You are very welcome!

@0625harmony 3 года назад

The fact that it took me so long to find you is the part that is the most upsetting 😩. I don’t live in GA unfortunately but you have been so helpful in the short time since I found your channel. I recently got my hair blown out and trimmed and the stylist ask me how I detangle my waist length thick hair and I showed her the EZ detangling brush I use she said it’s causing a lot of breakage at the ends and to stop using it . Thank you for giving me a better way to get this hair together.

@chanika5651 2 года назад

Omg this is the best explanation on detangling 👏 👏 I can't wait to try it !!!

@tjtanner9311 9 лет назад

My God, this is not fair. You didn't even have to finger detangle first, ugh. Thanks for the tips.

@mitralgolden8603 9 лет назад

Thats exactly how I detangle my hair, I love this method with the paddle brush too, it make it so easy.

@tarikenkeyari8959 2 года назад

After being natural for 5 years I learned natural hair needs tender touching to detangle. Being Extra gentle and patience taking your time to brush or detangle. Our fingers and hands give natural hair body and health which leads to thick long healthy natural hair.

@brokenpofu 9 лет назад

I appreciate that you're actually knowledgeable and not that I have a pretty hair texture so you should listen to what I have to say but I actually don't know anything besides all the myths going around knowledge lol.

@KinkyCurlyDiva 9 лет назад

Great video. I used the tips you provided and had excellent results. Very minimal shedding and my hair stayed tangle free:-)

@AfrikanHairGod 9 лет назад

Nikki B Yay That's great thanks for the feedback!

@jadedbreezy 9 лет назад

Never tried a paddle brush...hmmm good idea. I usually do olive oil and leave in conditioner under a cap for a few hours and it loosens shed hair and softens. Water makes the process longer but with a paddle brush it may speed it up. Thanks!

@teed2198 4 года назад

Thank you so much for making this video! This seems like a far more logical approach for my hair type. I watched Cyn Doll’s video where she recommended detangling hair with oil and a small toothed comb, and I seriously regret trying. Thankfully I realized early on that detangling is far more effective for me when my hair is moist.

@chanika5651 2 года назад

Same I watched her video but afraid to try that method lol

@Josieeeetheone 9 лет назад

Great Tips!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

@doilikebakedbeans7535 Год назад

😂 the hydrogren bonds!

@ejakaegypt 7 лет назад

Damn the best detangling session

@Supervalous 9 лет назад

This video was very on point! I've been using a wide tooth comb to detangle my hair. In the shower. I just wash my hair as is and then let the conditioner sit on my wet hair for awhile before I try to detangle. This way seems much easier. I've always been afraid of the paddle brush. But now, I might try it.

@indeeditiscirro 4 года назад

Thanjs so much. I felt ashamed BC the wider toothed comb isn't detangling my hair well enough (not pulling out the shed hairs) and I've been worried about what brush/comb to get. Maybe I'll try a paddle brush. My hair has never detangles as well as that and I've always felt like my hair just isn't supposed to be that manageable unless blown out. You're saving me Narada

@laken4079 Год назад

I haven't had much success with the paddle brush but love the idea of it. Your video has motivated me to try again. Thanks ❤️

@curliefro 9 лет назад

Because I shed like a dog, this has been key to my length retention. I haven't been able to find a good detangling tool (besides fingers) and may consider that brush you use.....

@R.G.LovesBooks 9 лет назад

I just tried this method and all I can say is Thank You!!!!

@fabiola.l8389 3 года назад

This helped me soo much!! Your the best !

@AfrikanHairGod 3 года назад

You are welcome!

@ELETHA71 9 лет назад

I will definitely try this on my next wash day. I hate detangling with a passion so I hope this will help me. It looks simple enough and I will buy that paddle brush as well because the wide tooth combs don't seem to help detangle my hair much at all. Love your videos, keep up the good work!

@beyondallreason-du4pq 11 месяцев назад

Best advice I've gotten

@SunKissedKinks 9 лет назад

Hey, what's the name of that brush? Your video made a lot of sense & I can tell it works by the results. Awesome, stay blessed!

@potterylady44 5 лет назад

You ever find the name of it?

@4cwhisperer86 9 лет назад

This was awesome. I'm trying it on my daughter tomorrow. Thank you.

@MsD3SIR3ABLE 9 лет назад

Lol can't wait to give these tips a try! Thank you for sharing!!!

@shaunals4270 9 лет назад

Very informative. Thank you for uploading

@fefemyluv 7 лет назад

You've just convinced me to purchase a paddle brush. I've always been afraid of brushes, but this makes perfect sense compared to a wide tooth comb (which I've always used). My hair is going through this major shedding phase and I've found that my comb adds breakage to this phase. I need something that moves with my hair. I have the water-conditioner technique down but I think a paddle brush will benefit me most.

@kizzybrenda 9 лет назад

Paddle brushes are amazinggggg for naturally curly hair!!

@LatashaChanel 9 лет назад

Great video, very informative! Thank you for sharing!

@anisaskcirmoht57 9 лет назад

Now i know what to do. Thanks so much for sharing this. You rock 😘

@coilsoflove2012 9 лет назад

On point! Great tips. Thanks for sharing. I am one of those.scurred of the paddle brush for my hair, but I keep wanting to try it out.

@emmathomas2011 9 лет назад

thanks so much for this video. That paddle brush looks like it has my name on it. Detangling/ shedding has always been a challenge for me so any help in that area is always welcomed. Glad to see you back in the home vlogs.

@LivingMarilee 9 лет назад

Thanks so much because I couldn't figure what I was missing I couldn't remember, since I haven't had long hair in 8 years.

@danitacornish9773 8 лет назад

AfrikanHairGod thank you for this video. Your the first to me that has explain everything..

@WhatTheKink 9 лет назад

Very informative as usual!

@Journeyofthehouse 9 лет назад

l was always told to use a wide tooth comb on wet hair , to prevent more breakage, that brush , pulls too much hair out with me, good video though!!

@Shesha626 9 лет назад

Thanks for the tip on using a paddle brush. I use one for the first time today and I love it! I honestly did not lose as much hair as I would have if I use a detangling comb or a Denman brush. Honestly, I thought this brush would not work on my 4a 4b hair and I love it. What am I going to do with my detangling comb and Denman brush now? Lol. You always give helpful tips and I appreciate it thank you.

@KillaryKlinton 9 лет назад

My hair sheds like crazy. Detangling takes forever for me to do, so I have to wait a while till I have a full day of me not doing anything for me to commit to detangling because its a work out. The problem I have is that when my hair sheds, the curls are so tight that it clings to the very ends of my hair and literally won't let go.

@alanalin129425 9 лет назад

My hair is the same way. So I spray it and use conditioner to get through the process

@laceyacree2842 9 лет назад

Love this technique!

@jendai79 7 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video!!! Been natural for over a year now, had my "big chop" and everything and I use a lot of protective styles. The one thing I've had untold trouble with is detangling, especially after washing as I have a lot of shrinkage. The first time I tried this method it was amazing. You truly are a hair god 😘😉

@Chirimoya08 4 года назад

I've been subscribed for a long time and missed this one! Thank you. Added to my favorites.

@NaturallyKayD 9 лет назад

Great tips because my hair is sooo thick and sheds a lot bc I wear protective styles 85% of the time. I will definitely be trying some of these tips. Do you ever finger detangle?

@amp7420 9 лет назад

You got skills! Thank you for your knowledge! Be blessed as well!

@ChocolateDimples321 9 лет назад

Heeeeey AHG! Another great video, hun!!!

@ososandi 9 лет назад

thanks for these tips! very helpful!!!! have a good weekend love!

@wannellalawson4001 9 лет назад

Great video as always. Your videos are always informative. I am going to purchase brush from walmart because I cannot use den mar brush because I get too much hair on my brush. Looking forward to your next video. You will be a great instructor. smile

@luvpurple95 9 лет назад

Any brush reccommendations for thin natural hair. And you make this look so easy. I feel like I shed so much it never stops

@AfrikanHairGod 9 лет назад

luvpurple95 If your hair is thin/fine, a wide toothed comb may be the best choice. However, depending on your density, you may want to invest in a brush that has EXTREMELY flexible bristles. They will help you detangle and pull out shed hairs while being extremely gentle on your hair.

@luvpurple95 9 лет назад

Yea I might need a brush cuz I'm pretty sure I have a medium density and thin/fine strands

@luvpurple95 9 лет назад

***** I used my paddle brush its round and it helps with my shedding. Now I don't shed as much after I detangle 🙌😊👍

@CharlieB510 9 лет назад

Thank you for making this video! I needed this type of information to get through my daughter's hair :)

@Tonlas 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video I was wondering what I was doing wrong now I know thank you so much😀

@willishasharp9722 9 лет назад

Great video, thanks! I will be trying

@trilatrece69 9 лет назад

Thank you Narada! Great info!

@peepla7 9 лет назад

I use a loop brush. it's very gentle...no snags.

@AfrikanHairGod 9 лет назад

I haven't come across one of those yet

@peepla7 9 лет назад

+AfrikanHairGod sure you have...and maybe didn't realize it. it's found out Sally and made for coming hair with detentions. I don't wear extentions anymore cuz it's long enough now that I don't have to...but I noticed my hair doesn't fall out with it and it feels like a massage. I'll find a link for it.

@michet8963 9 лет назад

Great tips!! Thanks for sharing!

@tonyaneal38 4 года назад

Im getting one of those brushes for my 5 year old hair. Cause baby those tangles are giving me anxiety.

@tatianaragland4007 9 лет назад

Amazing video as always! I have 2 questions! when it comes to straighten natural hair at home. What will be the best way to get straight without damage but still have a lot of bounce and shine to the hair? My hair doesn't like being blown dried so I normal do the banding method and also I do have a In-styler as well. Also about Triming. I know you always suggest to for us to go to a professional but ALOT of the salosn near me know NOTHING about natural hair and I don't trust them. Plus they change WAY to much like 45-60 dollars! So I figure I'll do it myself. I do have short hair too like 1 1/2 year worth of growth. So how do think I should go about that? Should I section it and cut a blunt cut to the ends or should I cut it at a angle? Etc..

@healingwithgolden 4 года назад

Thank you for this Mr wild Africa 😂 now I know what I'm doing wrong

@potterylady44 5 лет назад

Wow thanks. I just threw away a paddle brush because it was snagging my hair but I see I was doing it wrong. I like this method. Going to get another one soon. What brand do you like? What should I look for? Thanks. Going to watch this vid again so I an really soak the info in lol.

@CnaturalCfree 9 лет назад

Your'e everything! This is so helpful. Besides the flexible bristles, is there anything else I should consider as buy a paddle brush? (I have 4c hair)

@veronicajade20 9 лет назад

Hmm,can you really use this on hair that just came out of box braids? Because I've tried detangling it with just water and it ALWAYS gets more matted.

@Nescnobody 11 месяцев назад

As a Black woman who was traumatized by her own hair due to the ridicule of mistreatment by my own flesh and blood out of pure jealousy, I have never felt so seen. I too like to detangle with a paddle brush because combs are so traumatizing to me. Throughout my childhood, my cousins use to RAKE the 💩 out of head and the combs would always break. Or the cousin who is responsible for my alopecia would pop me in the head with combs because he thought it was funny to do in front of people. Thank you so much for this small validation, “the paddle brush works for me and my head.”

@DammitGina-n3r Год назад

How often should one detangle hair? I detangle once every three weeks, because all I do my hair is twis out the nighttime taken down in the morning twist again in the nighttime until it’s washed day in about three weeks that is when I detangle and when I do, I am extremely extremely gentle and I am waiting too long to do detangle my hair?

@sylviassuccess 9 лет назад

I used to have a really good paddle brush, but the one I have now from Sally's, really snags my hair. Will you recommend a good brand please. Thanks for the tips.

@dashiarahmaan8478 9 лет назад

Great tips thanks for sharing!

@Merritt_Maverick 9 лет назад

Really nice and informative video. You really know ur stuff. XD

@jackiehudson41 9 лет назад

Thank you

@koa9224 9 лет назад

Can u help me out. I keep my hair in protective style all the time. I only use heat about every 2 months (before i braid my hair because if my hair is tangled those hair braiding ladies will snatch my follicles 3 generations back). I never see any change in length.

@AfrikanHairGod 9 лет назад

Kimberly Akinyi Something is going on with your hair. Your hair must be breaking off at the ends at the same rate that your hair is growing in from your scalp. I suggest you examine your hair routine and find out where you are losing your length.

@monicamonroe2255 6 лет назад

Kimberly Akinyi yes Kimberly I get my hair braided every month and if u do not r detangle your before u sit in there chair they will pull your hair out honey.

@patresaplus3274 9 лет назад

Thanx for the tips, I never would have thought to use a brush like that for detailing, and also have u ever heard of alt beauty and barber academy? Can u tell me what u have heard of it?

@jasminesmith5447 7 лет назад

needed to watch this video

@AFREEME22 9 лет назад

Great info!

@mhfmful 9 лет назад

Excellent!

@FLY2011naturally 9 лет назад

very informative! tfs

@angeliquemoore578 9 лет назад

Thank you friend

@ToniToussaint 4 года назад

Very informative video

@nursenapnap2279 9 лет назад

THANK YOU!

@lakeesha01 9 лет назад

Great video

@browngirlreading 9 лет назад

Which is better deep conditioning before or after shampooing?

@terricajohnson4707 9 лет назад

After you wash your hair you might want to deep condition to put back the lmoisture and what not back in your hair. I think it's personal preference but I see tht people with really thick hair that like to deep condition before they shampoo to soften the hair.