FAIRY KNOTS BE GONE!! 

Agreed! She’s an ideal teacher.

Jessica Rodriguez SHE LIKES HOW SHE EXPLAINS WHAT SHES DOING AND WHY SHE IS DOING IT!

Can't figure out the thumbs down?😢

Jessica Rodriguez what the fuck is there to be sarcastic about? StUpId AsS 😭😭 foh silly

@@jesslabrunette yeah sure you where lol..learn a better technique cause sarcasm not for you..plus how we suppose to know you understand..

amen

Still trying to figure out how to get rid of them

@@ninanano I've done like, the bare minimum of research and have found that it's just part of being a curly queen. They say keeping your hair moisturized can help but there's not really a way to prevent them ☹ fortunately they form at the end and can easily be removed with regular trims.

nadine The best way to keep them at bay is to keep your hair stretched, particularly if you have a kinkier texture. When you let curly/coily/kinky hair draw up, it will inevitably tangle up on itself and the strands will loop over on themselves and form knots. That said, I don’t think they are 100% avoidable with natural hair. You just have to take steps to limit the amount.

From my experience 1. Don't glide your fingers over your individual strands . I used to do this whole studying, when applying product , when finger combing (I don't do that anymore).. (like the women getting her hair done did in the begin in of the video) 2. Wash your hair in a protective style if possible (twists or braids )

I appreciate you for that!! 💜💜

I need to come see you, I moved to Warrington in Aug 2018

kim roulhac where is she located?

D B she has bless hands for hair

Yeah I wish I had a stylist like her

incognito incognito I agree! I have straight thin hair and am envious of those ladies with big beautiful afro hair they can do so much with! The volume! Oh the bounce!

THANK YOU! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Donna Clark she’s bless

I love how you explain because of you my hair is growing cause I used too put rubber bands in my hair now I don't thank you

Real life struggles 😂

Omg the struggle

That's why I relax. It's a waste of time and money to me.

I just imagined that

Caramel Tea2 Kinky, natural hair wants knots and tangles. It will revert (sweat , humidity, rain, swimming, etc.) That is why locs are the best way to wear kinky, curly hair. Don’t struggle with the hair. Let it do what it does naturally.

Did you say disrespectful elders??? Tooo funny 😂😂😂.

They hold us back, sis!!

@@mia4resto I Kno rite👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💯

Dis gurl ain’t even talkin English

@@madipritch3761 dis gurl- even that ain't English. So u typing the same way. This ain't school n case u forgot

I do ATL from time to time. Ill be back

@@DeeperThanHairTv Reeeeeaaaallllllly!?!?!? Please come back soon and make sure to keep us posted before you come. I'm going to be first in line! Thanks for responding😃.

@@reliablemaid My daughter and I live in South Carolina and will gladly make the drive to Atlanta if she comes down.

@@janp3331 Really? Which part? I lived out in Beaufort, SC.

@@reliablemaidRock Hill

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Just invite her to Kenya .

Bridget blue same here *from Zambia 🇿🇲

Hata mimi🇰🇪

From Minnesota, but I don’t have thick hair so😡

🇰🇪❤️

Yes she sure does

Do I have to cut them off or can I survive with them in ? Some strands I have two knots and idk what to do 🥴

@@JOSH3FLY I cut them off...ruthlessly. I even keep a pair of shears in my car console. It causes more damage by keeping them in the hair. At least for me because my hair is finer.

@@ColdDiva ok maybe these darn knots are the reason my hair hasn't grown in 4 years you think? this may have been the problem all along... thank you

@@JOSH3FLY Yea I wish I could give you an exact protocol or product that would alleviate them. But I can share that trimming, overly moisturizing the ends with oil or grease helps and of course protective styling. And be sure to saturate your ends with oil of choice before you wash your hair to prevent more occurrences during wash day.

@@JOSH3FLY hey i know im late but i have them like a lot. I have a LOT of knots but no split ends. My hair grows fine. It's about 12ish inches at the moment. Its grown at least 2 inches since 4 or 5 months ago which is average for me because my hair breaks a bit as well. On average people grow 6 inches of hair a year. I retain about 4 a year because i trim a little.

Hahaha. No lie, I legit just posted this same Ayee KID AND PLAY in the building 👏👏 in another post like 55 minutes ago. Great minds think alike.

Tira Misu #facts

eat all now save none 4 later me too. It’s so magical!

Me too!! I love watching. Im a cosmetologist and wish I knew how to do this hair type.

Thank you!

I noticed the piercings as well, I wanna get more like that done...

DM Williams that’s why I press mine in the winter. I sweat so bad in the summer that it would be a waste of money

I got mine pressed last month and it didn't even last 24 hours 🙄 just ended up looking like a blowout until I washed the following week

I see a lot of people do silk presses before trims

I want to get my hair trimmed and pressed SOOOO bad but my hair is like butt length and now that it’s about to be summer lord knows it’ll just be in a bun all the time if I do because it’s so hot 😭

That be my favorite part!!!

Right‼️🤣🤣

Omg you’re so lucky 😭😭😭

Personally, the only way I kept them at bay was basically keeping my hair stretched 95% of the time. I don't stretch by means of heat, except a few times a year when I'm going to flat iron, or just want a blown out look. Outside of that, I do twist outs or having my hair in small two strand twists. To reduce breakage, if I do twist outs, I don't mess with my hair every night. I'm a lazy natural, so each style needs to last AT LEAST a week. So I'm bunning it if it's looking crazy after a few days. I have 4c hair through and through, and this cut down on single strand knots DRAMATICALLY. I silk pressed my hair last week after 5 months and had less than 10 knots. I NEVER let my hair dry/shrink in it's natural state, and I ALWAYS wash in twists. I hope this helps!

They can become a problem when your growing your hair past it’s plateau length. Plateau meaning no matter how you take care of your hair it’s only genetically designed to strong at a specific length

People don’t realize when your attempting to grow your hair past it’s strongest point (plateau length) you end up making your hair weaker because your trying to match your new length with an already weak point of your hair!

purpleurple191 the surefire way to fix this issue is to go to a professional stylist (unless you already are one) and get a precision cut to determine your plateau length! Go to a stylist that will give you a good 15-20 minute assessment of your hair during the consultation, if that stylist isn’t doing that leave and find one who will!

@@sweetexorcist7322 I've never heard that term and it makes sense now..I'm 70 years old so my hairstory, : ) great-grandmother braiding my hair which was natural (small thin braids), then straightening comb (first hair dresser then could do my own), um started relaxing late teens and coloring - during all these years I would want longer hair and I'd have people, even professionals tell me it was because of the coloring more then the relaxing and I'd explain, NO, cause even as a child, my sister's hair was thick and to her shoulders with movement. we never cut our hair as younger kids and my hair never ever reached my shoulders! Right now my hair is so dry, natural (though i did just color it drk brown with permanent product. I wash and twist then put in pin curls with all the new natural products - I take meds, don't drink enough water, probably diet too, though I do have a rare autoimmune disorder so I'm so frustrated...I'm a Leo and suppose have a mane, lol, seriously I've always loved to have fun with my hair, so now I just keep it in pin curls for days and only untwist the front when I wear a headband, oh that's pitiful - : ( anyway, I take that your a hairdresser and so wrote this long reply just to vent...and perhaps you have some tips, I live in Boston MA, well Cambridge and I need a consultation. ::sigh::

scripter09 - 🙌🏾 amen

Those are two different things.

Amen!

Living With Ericka I almost fell out my chair because I imagined your face as I read this because I know it was the same face I had as I read the initial comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I did it once on my channel but its not my thing. I'll make it a point to do it more 💜

Deeper Than Hair TV I love your channel because you listen to the fans ❤️ Keep doing what you doin because sis you are talented *period*. Much love from UK 🇬🇧💗

Mica _ I haven’t had long long hair in a while but I remember having to use Bobby pins to keep it in place

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Felicia Dunn that’s what I’m saying! All the great natural stylists stay far away from us 😭

Thank you!!

@@DeeperThanHairTv *You're welcome sis* ♥♥♥♥♥

Im bicoastal feom Philly to LA. Im leaving Philly in a few days but trt anyone at my salon @deeper.than hair

Deeper Than Hair TV ....”Lon-Scissorhands is my “runner-Up choice”😆😆 I’m SURE anyone there would be fine!👍🏾 Thanks for the reply Ke!❤️🖤❤️

Deeper Than Hair TV what color are your nails, I love the blue polish!

When you comb the hair around your head it naturally helps to maintain the original body and bounce from the fresh salon look since it’s being shaped by the round-ness of your head. So the advantage there is you won’t need to use heat again to recreate that look. As for covering it, it helps to retain moisture in the hair follicles since they’re not being dried out by the air. Your natural body heat from your scalp will allow the moisture from the original products used to penetrate and stay in the hair shaft so you won’t need to reapply moisturizing products.

Mrs Foodfairy thank you!

Chinel B. Thank you!

@@reneehilscher6176 stop revealing info to nonblack folks👀

@@RayneyKayLa exactly! They don't need to retain moisture, they don't require the same oils, nor do they need to wrap their hair for body and bounce 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Love you more, Tay!

@@DeeperThanHairTv 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

Just my thoughts: Natural...Heat trained hair that is natural, but mostly or most often worn straight. It's the natural without chemicals or the straight without chemicals. Just products, blow drying and/or pressing. Straight styles last longer because the hair is more trained. Natural/ natural or really natural is a person who has little to no heat during their journey. The occasional blow out or press. The straight style may not last as long. I could be wrong. I'm just guessing.

Lol! I meant natual as in still getting heat styles vs. Wearing fros, twists etc majority of the time

@@DeeperThanHairTv 👍

Deeper Than Hair TV cool dry or warm? Long long?

@@mississippiqueen2u I was thinking the same thing too.

Lol! Philly & LA

Right! That wasn't a "trim". It was definitely a hair cut. There is a difference! It looked good. She did need it though.

She needed it

Bronzino she needed it maybe more

@@bronzino8213 a hair cut is 3 or more inches. A trim is less.

@@rainandpetalsss6244 They stated in the video that it was a cut.