I saw hair tales it was great. There seems to be a trend of people going back relaxed. I’m glad your considering doing a little natural hair content so the little brown baby girls still can see how beautiful they are with the hair that grows out of there heads
Folks might want to leave those relaxers alone. Have y'all seen all of the lawsuits due to them being linked to particular cancers? It's a no for me dog.
I noticed that too. I very much doubt everyone doing it is doing it completely independent of the societal pressure for black/curly hair women to straighten our hair. Besides, that it's literally just not healthy and potentially cancer causing. Overall I wish women would consider their health over beauty but it's a much more complex issue.
@@misses1768 thank you 🥰 I literally follow black girl curls or known as the 30 day hair detox so I only shampoo, condition, and then use a botanical gel, then a foam topper on a 4-5 day basis I mainly do wash and gos or twist outs.
I’m in the same process. Cut all my 4c hair off last year. It was an inch above bra-strap but it became very damaged after I used some bunk product I bought from Amazon. I tried to take the easy way out because managing 4c hair at longer lengths can be exhausting. Never again tho…lol
I used to get relaxers as a kid. My mom did too. Basically, however she wore her hair, I did too. Eventually, (in early 2000’s) my mom stopped with the relaxers and went natural so I did as well. She didn’t allow it anymore. I remember being so mad at her because relaxed hair was all I knew and I thought my natural hair was “unmanageable”. I was 13 at the time. I’m 33 now. Over time, I began to embrace it. I’ve been natural for 20 years and I wouldn’t want it any other way ✌🏾
I've been natural for almost 10 years. I'm about to be 30. I have locs now and it's definitely something I'm glad I've done with my hair. It flourishes when I leave it alone 🙌🏾
Sending you so much love ISI! Happy looks so good on you! I’ve been following you for 3 years now and honestly out of all these RU-vidrs, I connect with you the most. Keep doing what you’re doing! 😘💕🙏🏽 Praying for your spiritual journey too! You’re amazing! 😊✨
Isi I love this colour blue on you ❤ and thank you for speaking on natural hair and how you are going to go back to wearing yours because you are a leader. You were one of the RU-vidrs that helped me on my natural hair journey. I think every woman needs to learn how to maintain, style and LOVE their natural hair even on its worst days. I fell in love with myself and my natural kinky hair. I love my type 4 hair it instilled so much confidence in me
Loved this ❤! I really enjoyed this video even though both me and my daughter have locs now 🤗! So sad relaxers are making a comeback. Especially with it being cancer causing😓. We definitely need more natural hair positivity 🙏🏿! Thanks for sharing 🥰!
Hey sis I’m so happy for all the great changes in your life and I can’t wait for more good things to come your way. I really missed watching your videos to the point where I was watching all of your old videos. I know that breaks are definitely needed so don’t be afraid to take them but I definitely did miss you😂 I really loved this video and I can’t wait for the next one. I hope that you and everyone else are doing well and had a good start to the week.
I got a silkpress for thanksgiving and received a MUCH needed trim. And I washed my hair two days ago and my curls are so beautiful like the ends are sooooo healthy.
I love that you're sticking with natural hair videos, I will always watch a black girl slay her natural hair anytime any day🙌🏾 also love the dress you have up on you form in your room but just wondering where are you beautiful wedding gowns, are you saving them/storing them for the future?
I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I just searched natural hair content last night on TikTok and found the first two videos as well. I agree their 100% that the only remedy to heat damage is to cut it off. Protein treatments can help but the curls will never look the same as the non damaged hair. Please keep the natural hair content coming im only a year into being natural so I’m still obsessed with natural hair content!
#youknowit #roadtoamilli The very first video, where the young lady finger detangled her hair and then deep conditioned with the pile of shed hair was really good.
#youknowit! I love how enthusiastic and real you are in all these videos. You ain't abouta be afraid to call out someone and all. And I always get amazing advice for my 4c hair. So yeah, I would love to see more! 💛
I’ve been natural since 2018 the year I graduated hs and it’s the best thing I’ve done for my hair I actually see how pretty my curls are especially after I condition I learned protective styles and what products works for me and it’s great now more woman are natural even for my best fiend she’s mixed and she for a while always wanted to flat iron her hair she finally cut it all off and has been wearing her curls since love to see it ❤
#YOUKNOWIT I am a young black girl and it inspired me to see you all about how beautiful black natural hair is. Sometimes I would think that my hair was ugly because I have to go the extra mile to take care of it trying to grow my hair long. You really encouraged me to be more excited and happy to be unique! #blackgirlmagic
Flexi or perm rod tip: Use a soft hair drying cap attachment. It makes all the difference to use a dryer that you don’t have to sit in one place for. I’ve worked, cleaned, even slept with the thing on my head. low heat, low air.
Great video Isi -- I am so glad I stopped relaxing my hair over three years now and I am NEVER going back to that stuff!! When someone described it as creamy crack -- they were not lying!! It is very addictive, but you have to break the cycle and considering it is now being linked to various different types of cancer and probably other illnesses -- it is a hard NO for me! Those who want to chance it -- I say, "wishing you all the best, but Sis, do you think straight hair is really worth that risk?!!?" #LOVEANDLIGHT #2023GOALSANDBEYOND #NATURALHAIR
I’ve been watching you for yearsssss ! 5 or 6 to be exact! You are the first black influencer I watched regarding my natural hair so #YOUKNOWIT. It’s been such a journey with my hair and you’ve given me so much inspiration! Love you Isi! #roadto1million 🫶🏽❤️
Really though I had to skip through the perm video🥺 I’ve been there with wanting to perm my natural hair but watching that video was making my tummy knot like nooo sis.. do you but nooo😩
I was not going to watch this at first, but I am so glad I did because this was very entertaining with some protenant points like when the young lady actually achieves 4 years of natural growth and revert to relaxing it and my opinion it looked better before (I did get a little choked up, glad it was not just me). Glad you reshowed the hair porn video because I was getting ready to rewind yours to see it again, it went perfect with the music playing. It was so pleasing to see a white guy doing the love of his life hair, where I had a black guy (ex-boyfriend) upset and begging me to go back to relaxer. I really enjoyed your narrative #youknowit, on these videos. Thanks for sharing and blessing to you and all in the days to come.
16:14 I did too I got soo sad 😔 but I felt what she was probably feeling thou too. I really enjoy your input on these videos because I want to find out what works but don’t want to spend the money or find out later by loosing or damaging my hair what works and doesn’t lol
ISI!!! please try the mousse and gel, EXTREME WET LINE GEL TO BE EXACT. & maybe the MosDef mousse OR miche mousse. I’ve tried it recently and it’s definitely a game changer ❤
I was sad when I saw that perm😔 I am a wiggy wig kind of girl. I use to perm, but ever since I stopped perming my hair, my scalp wasn't on 🔥 and itchy. It's been almost 10 years of being natural. I love it!
I was here when the Chanel was like 200k lol Phew that first video had my combs shooketh. I am already stressed. Let me keep my style in lil longer before I face my similar truth Instead of a relax you can straighten and be straight haired natural
Personally I’ve never cut my heat damage off. It was most definitely a process but I’ve most definitely transitioned my hair without chopping off large amounts. You just need to keep it moisturized and make sure you use no heat
I, and almost every other girl I know, grew up getting our hair relaxed because we were told that it was "better and easier". I didn't even get the chance to know my natural hair as a kid. I decided to go on a natural hair journey in 2018 at 15 after getting all my hair cut. I'm still learning about my hair. I get so many compliments on how beautiful my natural hair is and how well I do taking care of it. Some of these compliments are followed by comments on how good my hair would look if I permed it...
My father said no to relaxers or perms. My mom followed his wishes. Around the HS years I was always amazed at how many women, girls and boys with no hair or unhealthy hair would say that. If you had a perm you know you would look soooo much cuter. I'm like I'm not taking advice from you!
Hi Isi! You’re absolutely RADIANT! So happy to see you! Miss you guys! Josh hasn’t posted anything! (I’ve checked his page) Thanks for your content, it’s appreciated! Such a delicious outfit/look/hair! You go girl! #BeautiGang4L#Qualitty!#Josh&Isi#HydratedHero!
I’m bi racial, I never learned how to take care of my hair and have gone through a journey learning how. Every time it gets long I have this urge to cut it OFFF lmao a few years ago I did a big chop. And when it started getting long again I did a semi big chop up to my ears, it was very cute though i missed how long my hair was. Lmao I’m trying to stick through this urge to cut it off again and learn how to braid my hair especially now that I’m a hijabi. I know not all hair types are the same on everyone but Please if anyone has any tips I’d appreciate it so much. 😭😭😭😭
No girl same. I never learned how to take care of my hair either, and my mom would always take me to get it straightened or relaxed so it could be more "manageable." It's not unmanageable, I just was never shown how to manage it. I'm attempting to get out of that mindset that it has to be relaxed to look pretty. It's a struggle trying to find something that works for us mixed girls, so I'm in the same boat as you tryin to find how tf my hair works 😂
