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Hi beautiful people! First thank you all for choosing my video to watch. Initially when the video was uploaded it was not blurred. When the video began circulating more rapidly the model in the video decided she changed her mind and did not want her face on camera. To try to respect her wishes I tried RU-vid blur to keep from having to remove the video. Unfortunately this is what I got. I hope the explanations throughout the video helps you explain what I am doing and why. The entire video is not blurred. Listen to the parts you are unable to watch. Comment further questions if you have them. I’d be glad to answer 💛
I had this patterned done too often and it caused too much tension and some hair lost. Great video, just remember to switch up the pattern from time to time on regular clients. Once I stopped the pattern and switch it up my hair started to grow back.
Through this entire video the braider explained what, how, why and when she did everything for her client's comfort and style, and she still got negative compliments. I don't understand negative people 🙏praying for deliverance for them!! Beautiful job
Some people cannot be happy unless they are (loudly) judging someone else. That's all I can figure. In my experience, if a client isn't happy they're the first to let you know. 😂😂
@Darius Brown It is not that deep, love. It's her clientele. She knows them, we don't. Making assumptions and JUDGMENTS on her work from a video on RU-vid is just silly and irresponsible. Leave her alone. Damn.
@Darius Brown Those are all interesting judgements considering that I'm white. I came to this video to learn something new about braiding textured hair. Hopefully you do the same (learn), if not from the video than from your comments and assumptions.
Thankyou for sharing this! I used this pattern on my sister’s hair. She lost her hair due to having chemotherapy. It started to grow but her edges and eyebrows didn’t grow back in. I used this technique and was able to put in crochet braids that hid the fact that she didn’t have edges. SHE WAS SOOOOO HAPPY! Anyway thanks again to you and the model for posting this video!
It was committed on my post that how dumb are we to have things like this done to our hair and it probably make things worst. I usually try to era on the side of caution before I call something dumb. You never know why people do the things they do. I have a medical condition called PCOS and type 2 diabetes that comes along with it. It causes me to have man pattern baldness and it a struggle to lose your hair and feel it nothing you can do about it. I happy and proud that it stylist out here that gives a damn. I appreciate you for this. What ever her problem is. My mom try to help me self esteem when ever I need it. Just ask questions before you bash someone. Much love 🌻🌻
I believe I have pcos too and it's causing thinning and hair to grow where it shouldn't I think she did a wonderful job and took good care of this lady's hair. I currently have crochet in I got straight backs done for this but next time I will try this
I don't normally see this pattern in crochet braids, but I know my mom usually do this pattern for me before I install my braids because I have thin hair. It's the best look for me. Thanks for putting it on here for us.
@Darius Brown No. I only had crochet braids 2x in my life. My hair is thin because of medical conditions. I'm not sure why her hair is thin. She may get them often but I don't.
Stop hating on this video all shes doing is trying to help a person out... and she can easily slip on a wig if she don't like it... if you'd actually have listen instead of skipping to the end you'd know
The video was very pleasing because you can see each and everything she does and the result was quick and nice and neat and I like the fact that she actually cares about the client's hair under the crochet weave . Most don't care as long as the end result is nice , all of the other care actually matters , thank you , this was very helpful .
YOU GO GIRL!!! impressive, neat and nice braiding pattern and I especially like your professional and caring attitude with your client/s. I am also a licensed hair dresser and u are definitely blessed with skills and talent. PS: that hair ain’t going nowhere it is locked and loaded. Lololll😇😉😇👌🏾
Although I like the braid pattern and technique my only negative response is that I cannot enjoy the video because of the smudge that is masking the majority of the clients head please next time try to pick a client who does not mind having her face shown with the entire head visible
I really do apologize about that. She initially agreed & I’ve had this video up for months without a problem. Randomly she reported it and asked me to take it down for personal reasons. Instead of taking it down I tried a different approach (blurring her face out). Unfortunately RU-vid does a terrible job at it ie. the video. I hope the explanatory commentary helps. I really wish she wouldn’t have changed her mind.
You’re a smart, professional,sweet person. You are absolutely right, constant pulling on the follicle kills the blood flow and nourishment and causes the hair to fall out. (Brushing your scalp will break up product build up, bring blood flow to the follicle and nourish the hair. If you have curly hair do this before you shampoo rather than daily, gently comb knots out with wide toothed comb then brush your hair toward your forehead then back to the nape. Do not snap or tear through it! If your scalp has little red dots your follicles could be suffocating. Use a padded brush with the little beads on the bristles or a quality detangling brush. If your hair is long enough put it in a bun at the base of neck after it is dry and sleep on it. This will calm frizz and give a beautiful wave. Screw hair pins work the best.) You are very good. I hope you’re paid well. God bless you and your career, from a sister cosmetologist.
i spoke before getting all the way done with the video she is doing a very good job on making sure that the client is comfortable and its neat also ...loving your job
Girl you are GOOD! I wish you lived near me! I would love to have you crochet braid my hair. I have baby soft, fine thin hair just like this lady, but mine is long. You do beautiful work, thank you for this vid!
My white sclap gets red when the braids are too tight love the fact that you explained in details about your client and how you're doing her hair I love the results and came out very good you couldn't even tell it was crocheted it looks like her own hair very natural 👍❤️
BEAUTIFUL braid pattern... #beehive 🐝🐝. Your client is beautiful. I love her crochet hair style. She seemed SO relaxed as you braided, almost as if she was in a nod 😴zone. I feel her!😉😀
Yes I'm glad I found you. I have alopecia and I need a stylist that under the importance of proper hair care!! I'm about to do a video on my experiences with this very thing.
Avrin Brothersen Don’t you mean...”What amazing skill this YOUNG LADY has...”???!!! The word “gal” is used by white slave owners as well as racist whites!!!! Dig it!!!
Thank you this was so helpful 2 of my clients have thin hair and ball spots this pattern I think will work. I’ll know in 2 days when I try it… thank you so much 🙏🏽! Be blessed as you are!
For those saying the client's hair is too tight, it is not. As a person that has been braiding for decades, and more recently women with thin hair and bald spots, if it was too tight, you would see (even the slightest) flinch and she would definitely tell the braider. Also the braider would not be able to bring the braiding hair strand end through the braided down area 18:07 Her scalp is light red because she is light-skinned and the blood flow to the surface shows more (and, not speaking it to existence, could have an underlying condition). Braider oiled the scalp and left enough space for air to breathe through 17:31 As long as a person keeps their braided style in for a month, oil their scalp every 4 days (with a good growth oil) and use dry shampoo if necessary (yes people, you still have to take care of your hair when it is in braids, weaves, etc.), does a full clean wash between each braiding style, and allows the natural hair to rest a week or two after 3 braided styles, the hair can thrive and grow. My blessed hands that I am grateful to God for has helped 5 women in the past year alone with thickness and growth to their hair (some were even thinner than this). This is why I responded. Great job to the braider.
@ 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 coming from someone with dense but fine hair... I get the struggle. These 'experts that have so much time on their hands should probably go to beauty school so they can have the actual wherewithal that the stylist has 🤔🤷🏽♀️ thank YOU for being educated and enlightened!🥰✌🏽
@Darius Brownit looks like it worked for her judging by the nice end result. I've been braiding for a while and I can tell when there is tension by how close the hair strands are crossed over down throughout the braid. There was minimal tension in that braid up.
I’m not sure how I ended up here from watching how to install a shower and tub combo. Also I’m white....but I’ve learned something from it. Very interesting. It’s amazing how different white hair is from African American hair.
Ended up here from fiber crochet (wool) and same. This is incredible and I’m so intrigued. My hair on the other hand eats circle brushes / had to cut it out of my hair 😂 😬
African American hair comes in many, many textures & densities, as I am sure other cultures do, as well. Thin, course, mult- textured, thick, very thick, dense, very dense(which holds more moisture), making drying time longer. We all have different qualities that require different methods, not better, just different. Same idea is true concerning race & cultures, not better! just different!
I love the way us BLACK GIRLS can be so versatile with our hair...its a beautiful thing...people hate us for that...thats why they mimicking🙌#blackgirlsROCK❤😘💇
@@keyonnaplain4581,, soak the rice in water a few mins then drain the water into a container, thus you have rice water. 👍😉 .., you can view some vids on the use of rice water. I've viewed a few, only tried it once tho.
I use to use nothing but Vaseline and water and I had head fulllllll of thick hair ..then i became a teen and discovered bleach and colors. There goes my hair. . Lol .
@@sayitaintron5810, i came to comment because of your name "Sat it Ain't'' lol. love it,, but yes that Vaseline is my go to for moisturizing my body, i think ima gonna try to use it in my hair and see what happens.
I love that pattern and the idea of adding hair to the faux part. It will also make it realistic. It'll be nice if you can upload a video of how the style looks.
I am Caucasian and love to watch your videos. You have such talent! I’ve always wondered how this was done, I’ve talked to my darker friends about it and they day it is panful and takes forever! I love that you know! And even comment about memories as a child and try to draw from that with your clients! Must be good... she wouldn’t have come back! Great job... you seem precious!
Most do not want to take the time that this lady took in doing this woman's hair but the end result was amazing ! This looks like the original braid pattern 4 hair weaves . So MANY hairdressers tried to take a shortcut in braiding until the end results were ridiculous. Ask me how I know. 🙄 I'd try THIS Lady's braiding style
This video was very informative on how to handle fine/soft/thin hair... It seem you do a good job & very neat, wish u were located in Columbus Ohio... 😊
I’m a braider. This lady hair wasn’t tight. She braided her hair gently like you would braid a child’s hair. Her hair only looks tight because you can see so much of her scalp so it gives the illusion the hair is pulled. It’s not. People with hair like hers usually keep it braided or in other protective styles. They can’t wear it in heat styles it’s too thin and soft. I bet her scalp was even soft.
@Glitter Pig same here. When I want my hair to grow out healthier. I keep it braided with boxed braids. As it grows out. I get it braided again. When done correctly and maintained properly with the right products. It's super thick and healthy in the ending results. Just get your ends cut and rebraid again.
@@margaretcox8649 I think ladies hair braids were wonderful when finished.she added hair in and oiled scalp what a difference,l hope you are able to get yours done.xx
This is true, I have soft and thin hair and I can't do a lot of heat because my hair don't hold curls to good.🤦🏾♀️ I can tell that she is not braiding her tight.Good job!
Thanks for sharing. I really love the care that you give to the hair And scalp before installing. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!!!! I would definitely be one of your clients ANYDAY. GOD BLESS. XOXO.
Love this braid down pattern! It is cute enough to wear without crochets. I have very fine low density hair also and it would allow me to wear my hats. Thanks.
This was before masks were popular. From one stylist to another I understand wanting to respect her wishes. However, now we know another thing that face masks are good for.😁💇 Great job.
Thank you so much for taking the time to elaborate on hair textures...when I say my braids will not last longer than 5 days (actually my head looks as if I just got finished fighting😱), I'm looked at as if I'm going extra or I don't know what I'm saying...so frustrating😫😫. Would you braid my hair? Please!!!
The client hair wasn’t too tight, because you would be able to see it from looking at her scalp. What was seen was because her hair is thin, the gathering of the hair going into the braid looks tight because of the thinness of the lady hair. It looked like it was pulling, but it wasn’t. Be blessed, and continue doing a great job with your craft, young lady.❤️❤️💯
Thanks so much for speaking about thin hair, I'm 61 and my hair is thin. I see most videos with young girls with a head full of thick hair. Very nice hairstyle.
Wow you are amazing, love how you didn’t get em too tight, and that pattern let’s your client get super natural coverage, also love the curls on her. Great great job!💕💕
You are SOOOO right about making sure the crochet hair isn't too much for what you need AND making sure the base braids aren't too tight. I got crochet braids WAAAYY back in the days, like mid 1990's. First my base braids were TIGHT and it was painful when the crochet needle went through AND my hair was HEAVY. I felt like I had at least 10 extra pounds of hair on my head. Needless to say I haven't EVERY gotten them again because of that experience.
Awesome job Robyn.. My hair is thinning at the crown of my head.. I will try this braid pattern..I enjoyed watching your video and the patience’s and concern for your client is so important.. never mind the criticism.. Keep doing you.. May God forever blessed you.🙏🏾♥️💯
really liked your video and appreciated the concern for your client and the health of her hair..Crocheting hair allows the one thing our scalps desperately need.for hair growth....OXYGEN!...I have seen many others do styles with all the damaging methods and although the styles look good, they are very much unhealthy....When they take down these so called protective styles, edges have disappeared and hair is matted and extremely damaged...keep up the good work
You are the only other person that i have seen to not put a straight backwards pattern in the scalp to apply crochet braids. When they first came out I had my niece to braid mine across my scalp. I've yet to figure out the reasoning for the other way. No other applique for adding hair goes straight back weaving, wigs, etc...so why should crochet? I find your method to be ingenious. Thanks for using and teaching others to be sensible about this style technique. I only had mine that 1 time but it was gorgeous. It came and eent quickly and i had unused packs of hair that i got rid of that would have been useful again if i only had known.
This is a nice explanation all the way through the braiding process. It just “looks” very tight and pulling on her already thinning hair. The outcome is great but when she takes the crocheted hair down she is still left with her reality. Maybe learning how to grow her hair and what products would work best would be better. There are a lot of styles that she can wear that help not hurt her already thinning hair. Great video though!👍🏼
as a Native Canadian woman, I have very long dark hair, never needed the regimes of African American women's hair. I have admired the many braided effects that AA women get to sport. I never considered that it was likely necessary, or painful. Thank you for your attention to details in this tuturial.
Its not tight. She is not braiding directly on edge and also with thin hair that is straightened, it looks that way. I don't think its tight. If too loose, it will pull her hair when she runs hand thru added crochet hair.
Her hair is thin and soft. It just looks tight because of the extra space and how neat her braids are. In any case, this is a crochet style, the foundation needs to be neat.
Thank you for sharing. Was a little concern in areas where her scalp bulge. But I'm gonna take an educated guess and say your client is wise enough to say Ouch or too tight whether you're recording or not.😍😘🤩👍
