This video was really informative! You dropped some gems. Omg, the state of the braids after a week 😭 The fact that some of the braids were already holding on for dear life is a shame.
You guys must not be going to good braiding shops cuz this has never been a problem for me and I have lived here my whole life. Then again, I live in the north so the braiders here might be different form those down south
Thank you so much for this video, it made me realise that I'm not weird for not wanting to trim my braids, cause a lot of braiders over here don't know how to tuck, so when hair peeps out, they just trim it away, I would prefer to use gel or just let it be. Thanks again for this video, it really helped with my anxiety concerning braid salons. Lots of love from nigeria❤❤🇳🇬
girl, you're so gorgeous! I'm not even from ghana but I was super interested in your tips anyway lol the natural hair salon did a great job on your beautiful fro 🥹
I loved that you found a natural hair salon, sad for the poor quality of the braids. Hopefully next year we’ll see a full successful braids video hahaha
Just got back from gh.. and truthfully I only let my cousin and auntie do my braids lol, top tier experience, my auntie went to cosmetology school and has had her own shop for years, she’s based in Kumasi 🥰
Absolutely love this. The edit is A1. The info is sublime. Thank youuuuuu for this video because I’m taking my braids out as I speak and my hairline isn’t looking how it did before 😂
tysm for the tips, michie! i went to ghana for the first time this past december and also had a less than ideal braiding experience😭 now i know better for next time!
Hiiii Michie Happy Sunday and Happy New Year 🎊🎊 Loved today's video I'm definitely not going to be getting my hair done in Ghana at all 😅😅( I need to save my edges 😂😂 🥰🫶🏾🥰🫶🏾🥰
My complaints about my braiding experience in ghana was just that it took WAY too long for it to get to my turn even thi there were like 15 girls at the place🙃. But they got my hair looking real cute tho can't complain about that
Hi do you have your own place in Ghana or do you airbnb/hotel? I'm thinking of going by myself for the first time and I want to visit family but not be around them 24/7 😂😂 lmao. Do you have any tips?
