CentricSista blow drying. All the time. But now I use the instyler comb. Once my hair has been partially stretched with braids. I just press the comb on top of the hair. I don’t comb it through cuz it can straighten the hair. I press it for like five seconds and move don the strand. It is so fast! I swear. Perfectly stretched hair in to minutes. It’s awesome for emergency hair fixes. And none of the sweating associated with a blow dry.
I really appreciate how vocal you are about what works for you and what doesn't, and your reasonings for why you do and don't do certain things, in the video, but also specifically in the comment section. There's a strength in that that's wonderful!
Girl! You looked so radiant!! I'm definitely going to give the bun with moose and the yarn a try, since I can't braid my hair to save my life! Thanks so much for sharing! 💕
I've watched a lot of these types of videos and always find the comments to be entertaining. It seems to me that most were more focused on your complexion and not the excellent tutorial that you provided. Thank you for showing the various ways to stretch our hair type, in one sitting. It's like one stop shopping. I would add that roller sets can also be used. P.S You truly do have beautiful skin :-)
Your skin is just gorgeous. The glow across your cheekbones is unreal, and then when you turned around, your back and shoulders looked airbrushed. You're like ASMR for the eyes. Thank you for sharing.
Love your channel! The yarn draws moisture out of your hair. It's like wearing a wool hat/scarf. The equivalent to wrapping your hair in a sweater or cotton fabric. They sell plastic threads that you can use for stretching without the moisture loss and stiffness that yarn and cotton threads will create. You can also sit under the dryer to speed drying time with no issue.
I used to do African threading but like you said it takes up to two days to dry. So now I use blow dry on warm. It lasts me a month till my next wash. Thanks for sharing
Wow! You are so Beautiful! Black girl Magic is real, I love your complexion and you eyes! You got it going on! I don't try anymore to stretch my hair cause it usually doesn't work. I moment I take the style out it draws right back up.
Penny McConnell - That's what I do. Even with a satin scarf or bonnet, my 4c hair tangles and knots very easily. This is despite regular trims and daily hydration 😩
Penny McConnell ur hair length is very important in stretching. When my hair was shorter, the humidity would cause it to shrivel up. But as my hair has gotten longer, it stays stretched for a longer amount of time 💓
Truth Johns I don’t gel either, I’m scared of those long scientific names in the jar. I’m a new user and believer of She’s Butter. Had to do several trials and errors but I’m good now
Ive been looking for stretching hair bands techiques videos for 4c hair, bc a lot of women who are on here doing it don't have 4c hair, they have 4a or 3c or something. but when I saw you, I said I KNOW she has 4c hair lol. youre video was informative and well done.:) thank you for uploading.
I like that yarn method. It looks cool. I would just wear my hair regularly in lots of those. Like faux dreads. Also, you have the most beautiful skin and such a cute face TT.
Thank you so much for this. I was not aware of the threading method which looked like it stretched the hair the greatest amount. I will be trying this method going forward.
Omg you're such a role model in beautiful dark skin! Also I will be definitely using the threading option! Do you think it could be worn as a style so I can even do it on a week day?
Your hair is so THICK and BEAUTIFUL!!! I love it! I will never understand why people with thick beautiful hair feel the need to burn their hair off and turn it into straightened, split, straw.
Genius idea to use yarn...I don't have yarn but I have some "stretchy hair" that I'll use for that purpose. Thank you much. By the way, you are stunning.
It’s dry when you use the thread method because you aren’t using the right thread. Yarn is like a cotton pillowcase it’s gonna suck all the ,moisture out your hair.
Journee2GodI understand but I've tried threading with braiding thread and the thread used for sew-ins and I still get the same results each time so the yarn doesn't make a difference. I've also done yarn twists twice before and it did not dry out my hair.
You are so stunning! I have a really tight curl and interestly, now that you've mentioned it, I think two strand twist work better for me. Compared to braid. I'm definitely going to try the other methods! 💖
Wow thank you so very much for sharing I’m still learning on how to take care of my natural hair this video is really profitable. This is my first time in your channel and I love your channel
Thank you for the variety of methods and concise overview! I needed some *simple* options for stretching and this was helpful that this didn't emphasize a specific product brand. I also don't like gel!
How many people clicked the video to watch a hair tutorial and all we watched was her skin ??? I’ll watch the hair tutorial next time let me admire her melanin
I never knew mousse could be used on natural hair. Thank you! I like the last method best. Also, you can try using sewing thread instead of yarn. Just double or triple the thread. The hair won't take as long to dry, and it wouldn't feel stiff afterwards 😊
Don't y'all find it awesome how nicely done natural kinky styles look good on every black woman, regardless of skin tone or facial features, but not all silky straight styles do? And God saw what He created and it was good!
i luv how u look like a real life and tru African princess your facial features r gorgeous😍and luv how the light bounces off your skin....u r the essence of what black is beautiful means💯