Latto's CURLS are Artificial? TikTok created for Jobless? FAKE NATURALS who have Wave Nouveau?

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2 He makes me to lie down in green pastures;
He leads me beside the still waters.
3 He restores my soul;
He leads me in the paths of righteousness For His name’s sake.
Girl Relaxed Her Hair While Having Tape Ins In Her Hair?!
How The Rapper Latto "Defines" Her Curls & Coils.
Are Some Natural Hair Influencers Faking Their Curl Pattern?!
Orthodox Jewish Women Tradition of Wearing Wigs.
Should Hairstylist Charge Thick Hair Fees?
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@American_negroid_woman 2 года назад

The girls are going to do whatever with their hair. I know women who grew their hair out naturally then relaxed at a length they like because they feel it's low maintenance. I will continue being natural cause I understand the chemicals in all the forms of relaxers and I won't be adding anything more to the degradation of my health.

@TracyD2 2 года назад

When you reach my age 50+ all the bad choices show up. When you’re young not so much. I tell you what I wish all the information that is easily available now was available 30+ years ago. I would of done a few things differently. Even hair dye. My scalp will break out in blisters now. Never did before. Stuff is poison.

@shegimmienerd 2 года назад

@@TracyD2 yea fr, it’s been like a yr, and i let the previous dye in my hair grow out bc i didn’t like the color, and i started cutting it out slowly, i lowkey wanted to try a diff color but i ain’t tryna risk damaging my crown plus my scalp is very sensitive.

@adriennebrailsford6291 Год назад

It’s also good to wear your natural hair simply because 🤷🏾‍♀️ you don’t have to explain your personal decisions to us randoms on the internet

@grneys45 Год назад

Exactly the chemicals have to go somewhere. And I'm trying to live as long as possible.

@sicksadw0rld Год назад

the gag is that relaxed hair is not more low maintenance than natural hair. they are both as arduous as eachother.

@fae3821 2 года назад

We need to talk about texturism more. Until I stop seeing Black women bullied for wearing their 4c hair in wash n go's, afros, & free form locs by other Black people, I don't believe people when they say texturism & hair discrimination hasn't affected how they view & treat tightly coiled coarse kinky hair. My family use to tell me I looked like a boy (and we all have 4c hair🙄). So let's not deny that we're also taught that certain features (4c hair, dark skin(colorism), etc) are masculine. I was feeling insecure one day, but I remember wearing my shrunken 4c hair with hoops and a little girl told me she liked my hair, it made my day!😭

@commentpoliceofficer7991 Год назад

That's so cute the little girl liked your hair. Even a kid can really help to boosts ones confidence

@KDbelieves 2 года назад

It's just a cycle. Every 10 to 15 years we go natural then relaxed, then natural then relaxed. The fashion/beauty industry has always and will always work in cycles.

@OrealeXO 2 года назад

BINGO!

@MeganAllen1738 2 года назад

But, I mean, what other race of women en masse permanently alter the texture of their hair the way black women do? I'm not going to sit around & pretend that black women's obsession with relaxers & straight hair in general isn't rooted in antiblackness.

@KDbelieves 2 года назад

@@MeganAllen1738 🙄 I never said any of that. Y'all take one thing and go completely left field with it because you're too wrapped up in your own world of ideologies. I never denied the anti-blackness that birthed this cycle. All I said is that it's a cycle. Anything involved in beauty will always work in cycles. The point is, it's not surprising that relaxers came back and it won't be surprising when 20 years from now, people start going natural again. That's how it goes.

@MeganAllen1738 2 года назад

@@KDbelieves you never said any of what? Calm down. I'm just giving my 2 cents on your comment.

@KDbelieves 2 года назад

@@MeganAllen1738 I don't want your two cents. Please go away.

@blessednotstressed2739 2 года назад

I personally do not mind if people want straight hair but relaxers are scary. I have researched and seen so many conflicting studies about whether relaxers are linked to cancer and it’s too inconsistent for me to not cringe when I see women relaxing their hair. :(

@tta1390 2 года назад

Everything is linked to cancer now. But I understand, one of the reasons I don’t want to reIax as well

@DivestedFromBlackistann 2 года назад

Cancer, early puberty, dementia, thyroids, fibriods, etc.

@solaris5922 2 года назад

Exactly. Too many chemicals that i can’t help but consume so why would I willing expose myself iF I can help it? It’s crazy, like skin bleaching.

@5050TM 2 года назад

A Dominican blowout looks better than a relaxer with less stress anyway. No offense to those with relaxers, I just don't think they usually look as flowy as straightened natural.

@taneabree Год назад

And tell me why I thought maybe using the “just for me” brand which I supposed to be for children!! would be better, gentler, etc. But it’s just relaxer with a child on it

@sakizaky9270 Год назад

I honestly dont care what women do with their hair but i truly wish that as a community we force these companies to create safe relaxers and products. BW deserve to have safe products for whatever they choose to do with their hair.

@TupacEquals 11 месяцев назад

Most definitely

@ChoctawDreams 2 года назад

I remember natural hair youtube around 2013. There were so many comments on loose texture hair tutorials from women saying they wish they had hair like that and joking their coiled hair. Then they would do the big chop and be disappointed in the texture that’s growing as if they didn’t know their true texture 🤨. It was the saddest mess ever and it’s still happening! I’m just glad I have healthy hair.

@rochelleolivia Год назад

I remember

@cjj3229 2 года назад

I stopped relaxing 7 years ago when I developed uterine fibroids. Some said there was a link to relaxers and fibroids, so I didn't want to take the chance and continue relaxing. It's been hell trying to recover naturally from fibroid. Drs wanted me to have a hysterectomy but I refused. I've spent the last 3 years trying to heal and finally my body healed. While natural hair maintenance is a lot of work, the chemicals in relaxers are just not worth it. People have the right to do whatever they want to their hair as they are the ones that must do the work to care for their hair each day. Just make sure you research and make informed choices for yourself. Very informative video.

@maryjs4878 2 года назад

Why would doctors wanted you to have a hysterectomy ? Didn't they tell you about myomectomy?

@Shineynsparkles 2 года назад

Ummmm try vag detox pearls and pau d arco douching

@beewest5704 Год назад

Relaxers can disturb your hormonal balance. Don't relax while you have your period or you are about to have your period. Don't use relaxer if you are pregnant or trying to actively conceive. Never relax anybodies hair before the age of 8 years. Relax less if you have cysts, fibroid & or PCOS.

@Musicfeinn Год назад

People have the right to do whatever as long as it’s not damaging to their bodies.

@ninab1659 Год назад

why would they recommend a hysterectomy instead of a myomectomy? at least with a myomectomy you can still have kids should you choose too. I had fibroid on both sides, the left was the biggest and twisted on itself. it was the worst pain I ever experienced and i ended up in the hospital 3xs before they figured out what was going on. I was able to get them removed doing the myomectomy procedure. If I were you, I'd look for a different doctor and get a different opinion

@autumnjohnson2127 2 года назад

I am in my late 50's and have always been wearing my hair natural all my life and will continue to wear it natural the rest of my life. I was soo happy to see young and older African American women starting to wear their hair natural. I was even hopping that women would start wearing their hair natural a long time ago way before the natural hair movement. I am disappointed to see and hear about women going back to using relaxers. But, people can do what ever they want with their own hair. I have always loved my moms large afro back in the 70's. When she wanted a straight hair style she would press her hair, then wash it the next time and leave it natural. All natural hair textures are beautiful from loose curls to very tight kinky curls. It shows our uniqueness.

@cheriparisedwards3468 2 года назад

Me too. Had a perm for a few years, but it was short-lived each time. And, for the last 25 years I've been natural. I'm in my mid-sixties.

@Serenityblu23 2 года назад

I went back natural and grew my hair out due to my medication causing my hair to fall off. I now have a full set of hair and have been going to the salon to style my natural hair. Sadly my stylist wanted me to relax my hair again and mentioned it at ever appointment and said how my hair would be more manageable. She even lied to me into trying to trick me into a keratin treatment. When I called her out she lied some more. I stopped going and want to learn to style my own hair.

@worshipdancer6312 Год назад

Just because you see a few women on Social media relaxing their natural hair, doesnt mean the whole community is. People have their preferences at the end of the day. it is what it is.

@lashawnbrady7156 Год назад

@@worshipdancer6312 Thank you and people’s reasonings for what they do with their hair varies as well.

@autumnjohnson2127 Год назад

@@worshipdancer6312 First of all, I know that the whole natural hair community is not relaxing their hair. I see a LOT of women wearing their hair live outside, in stores, in clubs, at churches, at concerts/gigs, parks, schools, television, movies and videos. I guess you did not read my whole comment, I said that people can do what ever they want with their own hair. It is common sense.

@cookoobananaz 2 года назад

I started my natural hair journey twice. When I was in college (sophomore yr) I went natural then after almost 2yrs relaxed my hair. I had it relaxed for my senior year and eventually once I graduated I really saw and felt how awful and thin my hair got. Went back natural and did a big chop! Have been natural for 5 years now and will NEVER go back to the relaxed life.

@WellBeing999 2 года назад

Omg I have the same story except I was natural for two years in high school and relaxed it for senior prom. I promised myself never again for the same reasons. That was over 10 years ago and I’m still natural, a straight natural though.

@lawsome2068 2 года назад

I can't blame them I've gotten so much hate from my OWN FAMILY about my 4c hair its just I'm content in myself and I have ptsd from chemical burns so I'll never return to relaxers.

@YouAlreadyKnow8424 Год назад

My aunt was chemically burn by a professional stylist that she went to for years. My aunt went from having very long hair to being completely bald. I feel so bad for my aunt.

@syolyte Год назад

Henna/cassia is the only thing that made any snagging not hurt like a bish. And that was from a huge patch test xD. A decade out from no relaxers and my scalp still has issues. I have to use medicated shampoos and conditioners because my scalp just dries up. It's not dandruff, it's my scalp coming up. The mother had my hair texturized/relaxed from 4/5yo. She didn't want to learn how to do it so I don't know how either. Keep it buzzed short anyway because it's easier to manage. The henna has me thinking I can try growing it out without my scalp yelling no as I'm still tender headed.

@lawsome2068 Год назад

@@YouAlreadyKnow8424 Oh my goodness! That is horrible I can't imagine how she felt at the time, even now. 😢 relaxers are something else!

@lawsome2068 Год назад

@@syolyte Really? I'm definitely going to try henna then, I've done henna tattoos but never put it in my hair. Also I am so sorry you're still having scalp issues till this day from relaxers my mother also relaxed my hair pretty early though not as early as you I was around 8/9 years old I always had scabs due to burns on my scalp thankfully they're all gone. My scalp is also extremely sensitive but apart from that, no other lasting damage.

@YouAlreadyKnow8424 Год назад

@@lawsome2068 She is in her 60's and looks very young, still has her figure from when she was younger, she wears high heels and keeps herself classy at all time. I always try to lift her spirits when it comes to her hair. You can see the scar in the top of her head since she is completely bald. My aunt has went to several doctors and they told her that they cannot help her. My aunt will have to wear wigs now, by force and not by choice.

@desib8204 2 года назад

I love watching everyone else do everything to their hair while I chill with some twists. It's like experiencing it vicariously through others without the commitment of actually doing anything. Some things I will not change about myself - my skin color, my hair & my accent. It is what it is & it isn't a trend.

@Ahneep42 2 года назад

I find it interesting that black women are still fighting to wear their hair as they choose without negative repercussions, yet some are choosing to continue to police black women’s hair. Having said that, I will wear My hair however I choose as long as it is on My head. I was waist length relaxed, thigh length natural and currently waist length relaxed again. The choices I make are in my best interests not anyone else’s. Wear Your hair however You please and live Your best life. Be Blessed

@alias4506 2 года назад

Nice! What’s your natural hair routine? Aka the protective style you used to get to those lengths when natural? Staple products?

@MeganAllen1738 2 года назад

Let's not pretend that black women's obsession with relaxers & straightening their hair wasn't originally rooted in texturism & antiblackness. That's why there is a push for black women to be natural. Because we were told for centuries that our hair is ugly & unmanageable as is & many if not most black women have internalised that. And it does influence what choices we make when styling our hair.

@Ahneep42 2 года назад

Huh? Though I would agree with the majority of your statement. I know & understand the historicaI context. However, I fail to see where it ties into the statement I made. If you are looking for an argument , you wont get that from me. A discussion maybe. I stand by my statement. With all that is going on in the world & the community. I’m not about to argue about hair.

@MeganAllen1738 2 года назад

@@Ahneep42 it ties into your statement, because you're implying that the choices we make are fine as long as we're happy. I disagree. Our hair choices aren't being made in a vacuum. Some of those "choices" are rooted in antiblackness & texturism. That said, anyone can "choose" to do whatever they want as long as it's legal. You can decide whether or not you want to respond but that's all I have to say.

@Ahneep42 2 года назад

Lol, as I suspected you were looking for an argument not a discussion. Thank goodness that’s all you have to say. Have a blessed day.

@powespjays 2 года назад

seems like natural hair is on it's way out again. it's 1980 all over again. we can do what we want, but the one thing we won't do is be honest with ourselves. we want loosely curled or straight hair only. all they need now is a pill that makes you lightskinned and I promise you black people will justify getting that too.

@lawsome2068 2 года назад

Lol doesn't Glutathione do that.

@alias4506 2 года назад

Fr. Quite a tiring battle to fight, it’s so deeply ingrained in the community and the entire worlds mind.

@katrinajames779 2 года назад

Whew! The scream I just let out honey you hit the nail right in the head! Girl and if there was a choice to choose a certain nationality or ethnicity to be “mixed” with too. Ooo girl they would be ready to choose so fast!

@MeganAllen1738 2 года назад

Absolutely the truth. I'm surprised more black people aren't in comment sections defending skin bleaching since societal beauty standards have no impact, & it's all supposedly about "choice."

@codewordeiei0404 2 года назад

So true. Blk ppl will deny their hatred for their blkness but it’s so obvious. Even with faux locs being in style. Most go for the silky or curly end locs over natural textured locs 😞

@KeepingUpwithQueen-Eva 2 года назад

I love natural hair . Been doing it for almost 2 years . The result is wonderful.💜🙂

@TheMspoodle2 2 года назад

Me too, it's beautiful.

@okayclic2190 2 года назад

My hair got so long and thick I got tired of the negativity from stylist so I learned how to do my own hair and it was honestly liberating I have full control over my hair from my trims to my styles

@Serenityblu23 2 года назад

I'm learning to do my own for the same reasons. It also saves money. I don't have 200 bucks to drop every so many weeks

@kenya91b Год назад

Same here I’m a kitchen Kitchen beautician 🙌🏾 I do my own hair, fingernails and toenails. I’m in the process of showing my daughter how to braid and style natural hair by purchasing a styling head with 4C type hair.

@Serenityblu23 Год назад

@@kenya91b where did you get a 4c hair doll? I'm looking for one

@yana6118 2 года назад

At this point I feel like black women should do whatever makes them feel comfortable with their hair at the end of the day our hair is naturally curly ,kinky and dry and that is OK we can do so much with our hair which is straightening,curling or wearing braids. I’m kind of tired of the narrative of black women should not experiment with their hair with straightening ,relaxing and coloring. at this point as a community needs to put the same energy into other things that could be beneficial instead of policing Black women hair I don’t see no other group of people going so hard off of a black woman’s hair but us. It’s exhausting at this point.

@ichasepaper954 Год назад

Great video. But I'm honestly blown away that un-relaxed .4c women (like myself) would even attempt a leave out style during summer🤷🏿‍♀️. Madness

@arewahaircaretv8718 2 года назад

I think everyone should learn to take care of their hair as a principle. Then use the other options. I also think that people should do whatever they want to do with their hair.

@2damecuteUK Год назад

Taping extensions have been a issue for years, I remember people talking about this in the 90s. There also the same for issues people using weft extension attached by hair glue. The lack of warnings of these video because TikTok is only a short clip is highlighted a issue.

@ChococatSoftPaws 2 года назад

I think hairstylist shouldn't be allowed to charge over a certain amount. The discrimination BLACK women have to face from All people is just unfair. It SICKENS me that black women have the Audacity to judge and discriminate against black womens hair.

@worshipdancer6312 Год назад

If Black women stop patronizing these businesses then the high fees will stop.

@mkg6640 Год назад

It's also because of things like arthritis, time & increasing inflation. If it takes more time it should be paid for. Short hair takes less time. It's cheaper for a reason but there's more maintenance. I feel like people don't understand this. It's sad because Why do you think most of the og stopped being barbers or hairstylists? Black people have never paid these service providers what they were actually worth. It's ridiculous.

@christinamonica3 Год назад

@@mkg6640 oh please it's not that hard. Black girls pay an arm and a leg when they go to the salon for styles that won't last that long.

@maddfinn11 Год назад

@@worshipdancer6312 If starving people just eat then they won’t starve.

@maddfinn11 Год назад

@@christinamonica3 That’s an every women thing.

@jackson12802 2 года назад

I think you should do whatever helps you love and feel good with your hair.

@food4thought692 2 года назад

I refuse to go back to being small head bald head with relaxer. All it took is one fibroid surgery to keep me away from the creamy crack forever.

@JamMasterKae 2 года назад

lmaooo this comment is taking me out

@JamMasterKae 2 года назад

sorry about the fibroids 🙏🏾

@food4thought692 2 года назад

@@JamMasterKae Thank you sis!! I’m all better now. 💕🙌🏽

@kmj2000 2 года назад

Just thinking of relaxing my hair gives me flashbacks. Never again. Instead of relaxers, I wish more US salons would offer the Avlon Texture Release. It's more common in the UK so I had to buy it and do it myself, which wasn't ideal. It's supposed to last 6 washes (although mine lasted a lot longer), so it's not permanent. And you have two ways of doing it depending on if you want to wear your hair only straight or curly or straight (versatile). I chose the versatile and was pretty happy with the results. I don't think I will ever relax my hair again, but because of it I didn't have to do a curly perm like the Gina Curl either. And I think my curls looked way better than a Gina Curl. More natural looking.

@Khangel 2 года назад

I’ve never even heard Of this

@Serenityblu23 2 года назад

What is a Gina curl? Like a Jeri curl?

@Serenityblu23 2 года назад

@@Khangel in the states it would be a keratin treatment but it's still a relaxer just milder. Stylist are getting away from it due to it breaking their clients hair off.

@5050TM 2 года назад

🤯 never heard of this! 👀

@5050TM 2 года назад

@@Serenityblu23 I looked it up and it's different from keratin. There's no keratin in the treatment. It's a collection of amino acids including glycolic acid. I haven't seen videos yet and obviously don't know first hand if it's ok for hair, but it's not a traditional relaxer if there's no lye, calcium hydroxide, or ammonium thioglycolate.

@SELFCAREMODEL 2 года назад

I FEEL LIKE PEOPLE SHOULD DO WHATEVER IS BEST FOR THEIR LIFESTYLE. NOW IM NOT CRAZY ABOUT RELAXER OR PERMS…BUT MY LIFE COULD CHANGE & THAT MIGHT BE CONVENIENT FOR TIME. I JUST THINK THAT LOVING YOUR HAIR PERIOD IS KEY. I JUST STICK WITH MINI BRAIDS TO GROW MY 4C HAIR & THROW ON A TEXTURED GLUELESS WIG & CALL IT A DAY. I EVEN WEAR THE MINI BRAIDS WITHOUT EXTENSIONS JUST TO EMBRACE MY HAIR. BUT, THIS WAS A GOOD VIDEO AND HONESTLY I BELIEVE THE TIK TOK PART. I JUST MAKE QUALITY CONTENT & POST WHEN I CAN.

@solaris5922 2 года назад

You would have gotten more likes and some comments if you didn’t have your message in all caps. It’s unnecessary

@naiya.nicole__ 2 года назад

Crazy because girls like me who have natural hair are overlooked. I have no chemicals and only straighten my hair a few times a year( late fall to winter) or low heat styles during that time( roller set, flexi rods, twist outs, braid outs with my hair dryer This whole Gina curl thing is crazy because my hair looks like that naturally but I’m so overlooked. Meanwhile they’re blowing up smh i sometimes reconsider making hair videos and just go more towards makeup but I see ppl do like then so I continue. Thick hair charge??? No that’s not fair and discriminatory. As a woman with thick hair , I’m lucky to have all stylists who’ve touched my hair - except 1- ADORE MY THICK LONG ASS HAIR. ESPECIALLY since IT IS SO EASY TO DO.

@Ms.NoNo2 2 года назад

Doesn’t thick hair use more product? How is it unfair? I think it’s unfair for a client with less hair to pay the same price as someone with thick hair.

@naiya.nicole__ 2 года назад

@@Ms.NoNo2 if it’s a general price list and not listed of the charge until arrival due to their hair thickness yeah it unfair if it’s not specified due to the stylist not doing a hair analysis before booking. You must be one of those stylists? Because my cousin is a OG LICENSED hairstylist who has NEVER ADDED THAT FEE TO HER THICK HAIRED CLIENTELE. And neither have the other three I’ve let touch my hair. So simply because of their genetics of thick hair they deserve to be charged extra? That’s goofy as hell and ppl in the wrong profession then. Or they need to revise their product to profit margin ratio budget.

@Ms.NoNo2 2 года назад

@@naiya.nicole__ this is why most stylists have started doing consultations. I’m not a stylist, but an entrepreneur. I understand it from a business standpoint.

@naiya.nicole__ 2 года назад

@@Ms.NoNo2 as am I, hence why I threw in the “ product to profit margin ratio” for a reason. Whole general business degree and started my studies in high school. Plus i come from a line of beauticians and entrepreneurs that taught me well. And nooo it’s been a lot of young women speaking out on stylists adding it on after service because they never did a consultation prior to discuss possible additional pricing.

@Serenityblu23 2 года назад

My hair is thick regardless if it's relaxed or natural. I have gone to the same stylist for my relaxed and natural hair and it still takes hours for her to finish regardless if it's relaxed or not.

@KevinSamuelsPowerBottom 2 года назад

I think too many of us don't do research before we go to get these styles and services - from maintenance to reversion to the stylists' credentials and skill level. A lot of us throw our money to supposed professionals without vetting the pro and are later devastated when we leave the chair with PTSD. I keep it simple and I respect that my hair has a certain set of standards. It's usually the folks who don't have that repsect that end up losing their hair. Sorry to those women.

@macm1948 2 года назад

Relaxing, straightening, or stretching your hair is NOT inherently bad and has very reasonable and effecient purposes. The problem is that the internalized belief that the natural shrunken state of afro textured hair is undesireable, unprofessional and difficult IS inherently anti-black. Peroid. Natural or relaxed, we as black people should do whatever we want with our hair without reinforcing ideals about beauty and respectabilty through an anti-black hierarchy. If we ain't tryna be 100% free, can we atleast be free of the hierarchy? 😩

@HadassaMoon144 2 года назад

I just know that I tried a relaxer a long time ago and it made my hair dry and lifeless. So once I was able to, I cut it out. I maintain my hair at my home. I see a professional about 3-4 times a year.

@Celestinewarbeck 2 года назад

I would never do relaxers, but keratin treatments are THE TRUTH! My hair is so silky straight, but I can get my curls back as soon as I hit the shower and use some curl cream. And also about extensions: when I was a heavy extension wearer(Itips and clip ins) my hair would never progress past next length, although my hair care was on point… or some I thought. The itips tangled badly at my roots and wear heavy when wet. The clips pulled at my scalp and caused tenderness and bald spots. When you are using long extensions and you have short hair, all that weight will break the hair over time. Now I’m going through life with my real hair and I’m finally just now creeping up on bra strap length. I can’t wait to see where my hair will be next year

@kmj2000 Год назад

which keratin treatment do you use? The ones I've seen, the hair was still straight when wet, which I don't want. I use a texture release and it makes the silk presses last. Plus when I want it curly I just use gel.

@AdorzAaliyahSince94 2 года назад

I took Cosmetology in the late '90s and we were told to charge a little extra for thicker hair because time is money in the salon setting.

@kiki13451 2 года назад

I definitely think it depends on the person. I know some people have bad health issues after relaxing their hair but I agree it’s about maintenance. But the thing is people don’t tell you that after suggesting you relax. I was natural for almost five years before I relaxed my hair again late last year because it was getting too difficult to deal with (mainly because I’m in college and I was jam packed last year with two jobs and classes and it got to the point that I barely had time to care for my hair because I was either in class, working, doing hw or sleeping (something I barely did btw. At the most four hours a night 🥴)) but that’s because I genuinely thought I just needed to relax it and straighten it out. Just washing with my typical shampoo and conditioner wasn’t enough, I was having to buy extra things to take care of my hair to keep it strong and healthy since it was relaxed now and I simply did not have time for that (like the whole reason I relaxed because I was under the impression that it was wake up comb and go) nor did I have the money to keep buying all that stuff. And I did research but maybe I didn’t research in the right places or research ENOUGH. My hair was BREAKING like I was losing a lot of hair to the point I just had to big chop again. Did that in March. It’s definitely for some people but if you do not have time to do your hair and you think relaxing is the way to go, it’s not. The only thing you don’t have to worry about is detangling. If you have a decent length and thick hair like I do, there’s still a lot of maintenance that goes in it. Would be better to just get a straight natural looking wig if you want straight hair.

@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons Год назад

As someone that know the chemical components of relaxer, it will remain a no for me. But every women is allowed to love herself as she pleases and if that means a relaxer, you do you love!

@pjourneys5337 Год назад

You share so well !

@Babyluv_ 2 года назад

If ppl cared as much about the food and beverages they consume like they do relaxers….

@greenmika2889 Год назад

Preach young lady👏🏾👏🏾

@Miaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2 года назад

I love Relaxers , started using them again and I wish I started sooner but you still have to take aloottt of care of your hair . I tried going natural and well I hated it , I don’t think I’ll stop relaxing my hair because I like it.

@cuteblackhousewife 2 года назад

Love love love these videos, they are my new obsession!

@Iloveyou-sq8fu 2 года назад

Ok but what did she expect her hair to do in HEAT lmao. Like frfr the same thing would happen if she had a sew in. She has leave out... of course its gonna puff up ._.

@Iloveyou-sq8fu 2 года назад

literally all she had to do was touch it up

@MekaHall1078 2 года назад

Still gonna wear my hair natural and still gonna wear protective styles! I’m not checking for tape ins, I’ll just wear a traditional sew in! And Never ever, ever going back to relaxers! I went natural in 2008 before the natural hair movement for a reason, I battled with Seborrheic Dermatitis on my scalp all my life and perms made it worse, my scalp would be raw and had pus coming out of my scalp, and it was extremely painful, I dreaded getting perms and slowly started not using them often until I quit them altogether! I’m Never going back I rather shave my head then go threw the painful perming process, No Thank you!

@nathalieaveluo 2 года назад

Same. I have seborrheic dermatitis and it ain’t no joke the way it be burning depending on what we put on our scalps 🤦🏽‍♀️

@osakasweetie19 Год назад

Thanks for saying this! I’m natural (have been for a while). Went to get knotless braids professionally for the first time and she showed me that almost every time she parted my hair, my scalp would bleed (she was being gentle too! 😩) also pus all over my head…imma see a MD.

@BellaandJake1 Год назад

Ive been relaxed for over 10 years and my hair has never broken off. It’s all about taking very good care of your hair and paying attention to its needs

@hairinhd 2 года назад

I'm a professional stylist been one for over 20 yrs, im with that other stylist these trends are not for everyone or every hair texture stop with the tape ins, those have always been for the Caucasian or non black women

@lightsonme21 Год назад

Loved this video, no condemning, shaming or name calling. Just accepting these woman and their hair care and concerns….this is the best way to get a good healthy conversation going. Thanks 😊

@savannahwilliams3199 Год назад

Oh this is where my TikTok went lol! Thanks for including it.

@DynamicTouch Год назад

NP, glad you stopped by! Thank you so much for watching!

@Bea_B 2 года назад

I'm not here for putting chemical on or near your scalp. This is ridiculous to go natural, then use a chemical. I said what I said don't @ me. There are wigs, weaves, etc. This is not good. I love love love see natural, kinky, big hair!

@autumnjohnson2127 2 года назад

I agree.

@katarak4742 2 года назад

Right ❤️❤️foxy brown me any day honey, grocery store, date with husband etc. Fros are sexy

@chysel4860 Год назад

But what about the lace glue, edge control, and all the products used for wash n go's and twist out? There are chemicals in everything that you use.

@Cindy99765 Год назад

@@chysel4860 I believe that Bea means chemicals that could be potentially harmful. Everyday products have a lesser chance of containing harsh ones like sodium hydroxide, found in many relaxers.

@kaylalaufeyson8828 Год назад

People can do whatever they want with their own hair. And with my hair relaxed it's been longer than ever.

@UdoADHD Год назад

I don’t like how people talk about relaxer like… it’s like just applying water lol. Of course the relaxer contributes to breakage. You’ve chemically broken the bonds holding your hair strand together permanently. Some people’s hair can tolerate it and some people’s can’t.

@kitcowool Год назад

I am blessed to have had a mother, grandmother and aunt who were all old school cosmetologists 🙌🏽. I will stick to my hot comb pin curls and body wraps… it truly does keeps my hair looking like these wigs they wear. And for the love of God, stop saying your hair “won’t grow”. He blessed us with hair that never stops growing (*unless you have a medical issue). Your hair actually won’t stop breaking. So, if you can simply stop it from breaking you’ll retain length! Treat those strands like your babies. From basic ponytails to complex styles including installs and take downs, you’ve gotta ensure you don’t break it along the way…ESPECIALLY if it’s on the drier end of the spectrum. And most importantly… please please please remember ladies, that if it causes ANY form of breakage or tension…IT IS NOT A “PROTECTIVE“ STYLE. You’re welcome.

@ladyshackelford 2 года назад

Most women who get fibroids have relaxers.

@blundinewest1486 Год назад

Relaxers aren't apart of my personal journey but I would never tell another woman what they should do with their own hair. That is not my business, quite frankly.

@guynadacius5636 2 года назад

I was natural since 2012 and went with the relaxer last year. Honestly one of the best decisions of my life for two main reasons; first reason is it used to take me forever to wash my hair. I love hair care so it would take me all day. Now I wash and it takes about 30 minutes max. And because of how I used to care for my natural hair I am now a pro at caring for my relaxed hair. Secondly, relaxers help me see the hair growth. With my natural hair I was constantly thinking "is my hair growing" but with the relaxer you can see the new growth and I feel like it grows my hair. I still love natural hair, and I love the way I looked with my natural hair but I like the relaxed look and it's so much easier to maintain.

@kelliecraft9176 2 года назад

Small world, I’ve also been natural since 2012

@user-rs2ue1cz6m Год назад

My Hispanic friend goes over her curls with a curling iron and I’m like that’s not natural lol

@finegoddess 2 года назад

I’m sorry but I’m never relaxing/perming my hair I’m sticking too my natural hair ✨ they fry my hair ..

@narajayde520 2 года назад

fr and i still have a scab from one from like 3 years ago

@crackkillspuppies Год назад

I'd rather be natural and silk press when I feel like having straight hair. I was surprised by how much movement my hair had after I got my first silk press. It feels 100x better than relaxed hair. If you are relaxed, your hair is either stiff because you have to put in a lot of product to combat the dryness and breakage or it has some movement because you used less product, but it will break and won't grow past a certain point.

@badmamajamasj Год назад

Amen💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 I love the honesty!!!!!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

@0708gabrielle 2 года назад

People are to pressed about another persons hair. Natural hair is work, the only reason I won’t relax my hair is because I dislike straight hair on myself.

@GreenGorgeousness 2 года назад

I just hate the environmental cost of these practices. That's it. We can be free from the social movement aspect. Many of us love ourselves enough. But we are bathing in chemicals, our communities have toxins pushed into because of racism.... I don't care if it's straight or kinky. I just would like to remind everyone to try and be more conscious of how we impact outside of ourselves.

@AndSoWeLaughed 2 года назад

If you’re getting tapes in… go to a professional who is good at TAKING THEM OUT and reinstalling. Get hair that matches your texture. And get layers so it blends better. 3 simple tips to help.

@haircules7420 2 года назад

It’s just temporary, hair just like any history repeats itself

@Izlandprincess1 Год назад

Listen I prefer doing a silk press rather than using a relaxer...easier to revert to my natural hair..as long as the silk press is done correctly to prevent heat damage.

@lashawnbrady7156 2 года назад

I guess imma be one of the few while being well aware of the research. I have relaxed hair that's thriving beautifully and it minds it business. Successful relaxed hair means to take care of the natural new growth and relaxed ends at the same time and that's what a lot of people who failed the relaxed game fail to understand.

@jucesantos8326 Год назад

I honestly think you should do whatever you want to your hair! I went 4 years natural, then relaxed my hair and loved it, then shaved my head again and am currently re-growing it!

@layahh82 2 года назад

What did she think was gonna happen with the tape ins if it's not the same texture as your hair of course it's gonna puff up duhhh....tape ins don't sound good for black women sounds like it would cause damage and of your gonna get them get kinky texture ....duh.

@thatgirlayhanah 2 года назад

You know what made me big chop? Curly mixed girlies from the TV commercials. I tried for 10 years to make my natural hair like that. It wasn't until the last 5 years when I started accepting my natural hair and found a workable routine. Then I got PTSD and depression and couldn't keep up with anything let alone the time it requires to do my natural hair as an outdoors person. Before going natural my relaxed hair was HEALTHY. Thick, long, strong. Why? Because I had a solid routine in place and because my mother was educated and informed on proper relaxer application/maintence. It's unfortunate how improper care caused many to have traumatic experiences with their relaxed hair. Its chemical at the end of the day and not for every hair type. However, it's 2022 Let's stop feeding the texturism debate, better yet let's stop minimizing black women down to our hair.

@shawnbay2211 Год назад

People should be allowed to decide how they want to do their hair. But I also think people should be proud and happy with what they have and not choose a style out of trying to avoid the shame. I personally love the natural hair ( all types! ). There’s so much beauty in showing the shape inherent to someone. So if you’re discouraged from your natural hair whether it’s Eurocentric ideals or texturism, please know it’s beautiful.

@Ebizzill 2 года назад

I think the natural hair movement served its purpose. it allowed people to understand their hair better and have better hair care practices that can be translated to chemically processed or even long term protected styles lke locs or braids.

@LoveK1 2 года назад

That’s what I say too. The movement normalized black peoples natural hair texture and allowed us to learn how to care for it for it. Now each woman can make the choice on how she wants to wear it. We should be able to wear it straight and silky if we want to without it being called self hate. I don’t even wear mine like that but I think it’s ridiculous and seems jealous how upset some naturals get about other women’s hair. If relaxers cause health problems, why do you care? They chose to take the risk and you don’t have to relax yours. People take the same risks with surgeries and the chemicals in food aren’t great either.

@Ebizzill 2 года назад

@@LoveK1 stop making sense!

@taneabree Год назад

I love me a v part wig or w.e just so expensive, I can’t justify buying hair rn lol

@ChococatSoftPaws 2 года назад

Sad. Relaxed hair looks horrible

@ChryztinaWonderlandMusick 2 года назад

Was natural for 15yrs,far before the trend. Loved it,love my hair. 2yrs ago,I relaxed my hair after it being too much of a hassle for me and my depression(I ruined it lol)...I wasn't wearing it out & I wanted my own hair out with little maintenance. I have no regrets at all. I only relax,the fronts and backs now for protection, but I couldn't be happier.

@biabia9181 Год назад

Relaxers work for some and don’t work for others. Everyone’s hair is different. I always recommend doing what works for you. Relaxers chew up my hair but could help others with a simpler routine. Just don’t use relaxers when you know they don’t work for you. Natural is always better to me because of health reasons but relaxers makes the hair easier to physically manage but they are still a lot of work having to reverse and limit the damage from the relaxer breaking down the keratin in the hair strands.

@Aleyah... Год назад

This is why I heat trained my hair. It has the low maintenance and length retention of relaxers, but my natural curl pattern is still intact. Wash day only takes me about an hour and a half from start to finish, and that includes straightening my hair.

@morganm5203 Год назад

what heat protectant do u use?

@fiveweenies4533 Год назад

How do u heat train ur hair

@Aleyah... Год назад

@@morganm5203 I use olaplex 7.

@Aleyah... Год назад

@@fiveweenies4533 I have a video up on my channel about it!

@tsuyuasui7297 Год назад

CHILE an hour and a half???? Girl that’s so fast for someone that has the amount of hair you have!! just how😭😭 it literally takes me hours and that includes blow drying my hair.

@MeganAllen1738 2 года назад

While it is absolutely your "choice" to get a relaxer, that doesn't negate the fact that getting a relaxer to make your hair "more manageable" is rooted in texturism & white supremacy/European beauty standards. Nothing is unmanageable about black women's kinky hair. _You_ just didn't want to put in the time or effort to care for it, or you didn't use the correct techniques & had false expectations for your hair. But our hair is absolutely beautiful & manageable in it's natural, undefined, kinky state. It's funny how we understand concepts like this when it comes to colourism & racism, but when it comes to hair we're disingenuous & play dumb sometimes.

@shanchan8247 2 года назад

I agree, it's just laziness. I have 4b/c hair and once I found what my hair needs, I don't have any problems. I went old school curl activator since its the only thing that keeps my hair hydrated and that's enough for me.

@Ms.NoNo2 2 года назад

@@shanchan8247 calling it just laziness is so ignorant. Some people simply do not have the time to maintain their hair. Nothing more, nothing less.

@nathalieaveluo 2 года назад

@@Ms.NoNo2 Okay so loc it then? 🤣 Or braid it down and put a wig over it. There are many options instead of turning to a burning a** relaxer. 🤦🏽‍♀️🤣

@solaris5922 2 года назад

@@nathalieaveluo girl. When my arms couldn’t hold with doing my 4c hair anymore I got locs. One of the decisions of my life

@miapia9020 2 года назад

Everyone’s hair is their own separate journey. Have respect for ALL peoples hair and do not shame other women for putting relaxers.

@BennyBonita Год назад

Do you have any commentary about the BoHo braids on natural hair trend? I was thinking of doing it, but I’m lowkey afraid because I first saw it on TikTok hahaha 🤣

@dakotyascott7996 Год назад

I mean, it really does depend on your hair care. If you don’t have a good regimen down now, a relaxer is only going to exacerbate issues that are already present. Both my aunt and I use to get relaxers done by the same person, her hair is now down to the middle of her back, mine was ate tf up lol! I wasn’t caring for my hair and she was.

@mikaelav8964 2 года назад

Temporary. Only because their hair will grow, maintence (on the relaxed and fresh growth) is alot = breakage or opting to stop.

@gooberfries6692 Год назад

Dang, this video is the business. 😲 owhh chile.

@Prttyrddvlvt Год назад

To each there own but I’d feel really sad if I relaxed my hair, washed it and never felt my curls clump up in my hands! There’s a healthy way to do mostly all of these styles

@kellygoodman6167 2 года назад

The length fees are not new in my state some black hairstylists used to charge me extra for the length of my hair.

@tashrontyson2858 Год назад

I for one will not be relaxing my hair again…it’s been nearly 10 years since my last relaxer. Tape-in or clip-ins do not interest me. I love my natural hair and I’m proud to wear it naturally.

@sunnyuptown.7109 Год назад

2:04 I always felt like relaxers make the hair stringy and look better blow dried or straighten because it mask the stringy look. I will never relax but do as you please

@minahtheweirdo 2 года назад

Nice music

@Sum11979 2 года назад

To each their own

@sapphirejones7302 2 года назад

I think alot of problems with any of the styles, is that people didn't do enough research. Alot of the issues could have been avoided with proper education and maintenance. Sidenote: I think tape-ins should only be worn on non straight hair textures in the winter and they should be taken out every 30 days.

@chysel4860 Год назад

Just get tape ins to match your texture and routine. People who never wear their hair out or always in protective styles should not get tape ins. The hair is not trained to be stretched so it reverts much easier.

@hereforit2347 Год назад

I hate relaxers, I would never use them again, but as long as people are educated about the drawbacks and dangers of relaxers and how to use them properly, I have no energy for what other people do to their own hair. Needless to say, my daughter *begged* me for a relaxer when she was growing up, to which my answer was a resounding and consistent “Hell no!” 😂 She now has tailbone-length hair that has never been touched by chemicals. In the 90s, I wore a bob and used a mild relaxer. It didn’t straighten my hair, but left my curls loose and bouncy as it dried throughout the day and minimized shrinkage and the need for a lot of products. However, at that time, I didn’t know how to transition without experiencing extreme breakage. Every time I grew out any strength relaxer product, I had to cut my hair. Thankfully, my hair grows fast. Also, wearing short, natural hair is not a problem for me. I kept my hair in a short natural state for years while in my 20s and early 30s. I haven’t worn a relaxer since early 2002 and never will again.

@mrs.devine5361 2 года назад

Hair Independence ladies

@rociwillreadforyou 2 года назад

Did the long term brain effects of relaxers stop?

@princessmoo4891 Год назад

No but they were never as bad as say the long term effects of obesity. But relaxers are the main culprit making black women sick i guess

@rosalinao8888 Год назад

Omg lmfaooo ik the girl in the first tik tok poor lolynn 😭

@angie101972 Год назад

I’ve been natural for 15 years. Will never go back to a relaxer. I currently have locs. My daughter is also natural and she’s 28 with waist length hair.

@sweetpoptart9486 2 года назад

it could be so many things as for why you have breakage: Stress, too much tension/manipilation, vitamin defiency, environnment, things in the water from your shower, etc.

@13ikea Год назад

I hate the way my hair looked relaxed no body after the first few days. Also, I’ve seen people charging more for thick hair.

@afroaesthete3701 Год назад

Tape ins, I-tips and micro links are for people who can afford maintenance every two weeks or so. Same goes for lash extensions and to a certain extent, nail enhancements. Keeping these on too long ends up causing unnecessary damage and stress, leaving you ‘worse’ than you were before. I’m all for the democratization of beauty, but there’s a reason why until recently, only celebrities were getting these services (which are not new at all) and only a few specially trained professionals were providing them. They just aren’t compatible with the average person’s lifestyle.

@unapologeticallyrae1767 2 года назад

Only thing I miss about relaxers is the low maintenance and I can rock a wrap without worrying about humidity and sweat lol but I'm not going back the way my hair flourishes with no chemicals and I'm a lazy natural too lol

@GenaGilder Год назад

I’ve been watching relaxer videos to see who’s going to go back. However, I have no issue with naturals go back relaxed. I’m even considering taking my daughter to the salon to get one because even though her hair is manageable, she gets on my nerves acting like she’s dying when I do her hair.

@netiii Год назад

I'm going back to natural and I regret relaxing my hair, mainly because I felt hella pressured by my hair stylist to do it and my mom encouraged it. Sure it was easier to style and all but I didn't feel like myself 😭

@jessicab5448 Год назад

I honestly think relaxers are high maintenance, like I don't have time to reapply and worry about damaged hair and apply it properly, and maintain it lol. I'm good!

@kourtneydouthard-becker1501 Год назад

Sometimes I wear curly clip in extensions, and they look just like my real hair, but I only wear them with some kind of gel in my hair. When my hair frizzes up, the extensions frizz too lol😩

@rissa_x Год назад

i honestly think the maintenance of relaxer is much harder. i don’t like to go to the salon tho and find it annoying to sit under the heat. to each their own tho and i understand why one would relax their hair instead of staying natural.

@viciousreasoning504 Год назад

I thought about going back to relaxer. Idk how to style my own hair so it would be easier for me but i also have a scalp condition so im scared a relaxer will cause more issues

@k00hki3c 2 года назад

But what's the difference between this and using flexi rods for a natural style, even people on the streets with curls have manipulated them in some way

@stacia886 Год назад

The "new" hairstylists are charging women so much just to style natural hair that it is becoming ridiculously expensive. I understand why women are relaxing their hair again.

@Nominaze 2 года назад

A lot of these hairstylists don’t know how to install tapes in nor give advice on it or even provide the right type of hair smh.

@__meccalove Год назад

Tape ins are literally like leave out sew ins … it’s not the stylist fault that you don’t know how to take care of your hair after you leave let’s be honest. You saw the process and you know what it is before you go and you know your hair type and how it works in weather changes . Think smarter

@__meccalove Год назад

The lady didn’t even look like she tried to hot comb or anything 😭 she just don’t know how to do her own hair

@TheMspoodle2 2 года назад

They are choosing to relax their hair and cannot blame society. And they shouldn't speak on non-black women wearing afro hairstyles!!!

@Bea_B 2 года назад

So you just can hear to stalk BW, tell us what we can and can not do. Then make it about you. You mofos are weirdos. BW straightening their hair is not trying to look like non-blk women. Get over yourself. I am SPEAKING on non-blacks wearing afro styles! You look like a damn fool and you can't! You will never look as good as BW. On top of that when we straighten our hair. You wish your hair was that thick and beautiful.