She decided to relax her hair she is tired of being natural| work with me 

I still lost my hair with the cool cap after chemo. My hair came back so much nicer and thicker but the main thing is I’m still here. I’ve had cancer 3 times now ❤m

Reading the comments of black women still judging other black women for what they decide to do to their OWN hair is disappointing.

I relaxed my hair last year after being natural for 13 years. My hair was very long and healthy. But I got tired of fighting with it because it was too thick. I do not regret my relaxer at all. My hair is healthy and much easier to manage.

This hairdresser is a cross between a scientist and an artist.

As a former hairstylist and makeup artist and you showed up in my RU-vid feed, I just want to say that you are fabulous. Unfortunately, I now have Progressive MS and it has further digressed, but this clip showed up, and I have stayed up all night long watching you cut, relax, color, condition and then some. Your channel is going to be a HUGE success!!!! I wish you all the best as you are a very very talented cosmetologist as well as being a very hard worker.

As a fellow hairstylist of over thirty years- it’s so refreshing to see you apply a virgin relaxer accurately. Since this new era of technology- people who aren’t trained have the audacity to do “tutorials “ on things they’re not even trained in! Thank you for representing us well.

My daughter who had beautiful blonde hair, had cancer at 19 and lost all of her hair, eyebrows and eye lashes. Her hair came back brown. When she lost her hair, we bought her a wig. She said, Mom, the black girls can spot that I’m in a wig, a mile away. But, the white girls ask me what kind of curling iron I use. Lol. She always got a good laugh at that. We are thrilled that she survived! Praise God! You are a very talented person. You’re very professional. You look very nice, well groomed. You are very knowledgeable too!

Doesn't matter your ethnicity, we all do unnatural things to our hair to make it look better. Mine is super fine, thin and bland in color. Coloring gives my hair extra texture and bend, so it styles better. I'm ALWAYS buying special products, keeping my roots colored and my ends trimmed, just to keep it looking nice. None of it is "natural." It requires a lot of hard work, effort and often money. Crystal, I've enjoyed watching you work your magic. I know your arms are TIRED! 😄 My Stylist always says "Beauty never goes out of style." Whenever I leave her salon, I feel like I'm walking out with new hair, a new dress, new shoes AND the new handbag. Nice hair is the accessory that completes (or makes!) the look. Keep creating and making these ladies look and feel gorgeous ❤

Everything in the video screams 90's hair care, style, finesse, nostalgia...from Crystal Jean outfit, her arms out, the tatts, her language...etc....I just became a fan of this page and when I say I'm hooked!!! ♥️ "U go gurl!"

❤CONGRATS to your client for being Cancer-free for 12 Years & more importantly To GOD Be the GLORY!!

I've been doing hair since 1969. I have taught and had a salon. I still have my salon and enjoy doing hair. I have to say, I totally enjoyed watching you. You are amazing at what you do. I love your attitude and you are a great business women. Keep being you. Thank you for sharing your talents with us. God Bless you.

I'm natural and understand the struggle but I love my kinky 4c hair. The styles I can wear is so versatile. The lady who decided to relax her hair, it's pretty and whatever works for her and is easier for her to manage it's her personal choice. I personally wouldn't go back to a relaxer.

Holy crap - a 6 hour stream with more than 1.5 million views in 7 months? That's a testament to how fascinating this lady is, working miracles, educating the masses, and making people feel good about themselves - all at the same time. 👑👑👑

I understand her wanting a change...natural hair is a lot of work. I got in the chair one day and told my stylist to relax my hair and cut it into a pixie! I tie it at night and get up and go in the am! That was 3yrs ago! #teampixie

The fact that she patiently sat there and waited while this lady was rescheduling her other clients after already going through such a long service shows what a trooper she is.

I wish I could find a stylist as caring and as professional and talented as you.

I love watching a stylist that knows her stuff. ❤ My hair is natural but I’m not a natural hair fundamentalist and I definitely don’t have the right to tell others what to do with their hair. It’s your hair so as long as you take care of yourself, other opinions don’t matter.

I’ve been natural for almost 3 yrs now. I have 4c hair & I’m very tender headed. This journey has been hard for me & I have a spinal injury so doing my hair takes almost two days. I’m seriously thinking about relaxing my hair again, because it’s easier for me to maintain my hair. I love how you explain everything in detail & show how to properly do a Virgin relaxer. Keep up the good work, you’ve gained a new subscriber.❤️

I went natural after a lifetime of relaxers for about 5 years. That’s just enough time for me to realize that the longer natural hair gets the more time it takes to care for it. I went back to relaxer for a period of 2 years. I then realized that relaxed hair lacks the versatility that I love. Nothings set in stone. It’s yours to do as you please.

You have people out here who don’t really care how or what they do to your hair or they are laughing at you behind your back cause your hair isn’t long and luxurious as some of the black clients they get. It has steered me clear of hairdressers and I have taken to relaxing my own hair or I may throw on a wig . I love my wigs ❤ I wish she was closer cause I would definitely go to her❤

I'm a licensed Cosmetologist since 1992 and she is teaching and providing knowledge as facts. Great job!

ive always told women when it comes to your hair dont follow "the trend" do whats best for you and YOUR hair. ive been both relaxed and natural and my hair has thrived both ways. And let me just say WOW !!!! the level of education, professionalism, the confidence in your speech... im learning so much from you. im so glad your channel was on my feed. #newsubscriber

I’m natural now for six years and just looking at your video I am impressed and thinking of going back to perm. Wish I could come to you for the process. You are doing an amazing job ❤❤❤❤

Though this is a relaxer video, I’m finding comfort in these videos. After being natural for 16 yrs, I decided to texturize my hair. 😍 I still like the versatility of curly hair but want a loose curl pattern for like wash n go’s, twist, ect. I’m excited.

The clients hair is absolutely beautiful in it’s natural state AS WELL AS it’s relaxed state. Strong, healthy and beautiful hair!

I swear this stylist has magic fingers The hair just melts in her hands and does whatever she commands it to do. She works hard and she deserves everything. God Bless!

May God bless everyone giving strength and compassion to all. Life's to short to be bitter. Enjoy each moment and celebrate each other. Cancer free for 4 years. Thank God

I'm so sorry we do not have a beautician like u here u take very care of people's hair down through the year I have not had one like u so educated about ur client hair be bless.😊

From a former hairdresser, I think you do a fabulous job on all your clients and I know how exhausted you must be at the end of the day. I hope you take some "me time" always. God Bless you and your fam.

I decided to relax my natural hair after 7 years of being natural I actually embraced myself during my journey. I missed what the representation meant but it is so convenient for me being relaxed and my hair is still healthy with a little texture. Thanks to Elite hair care my hair is thriving 😊

I used to get my hair relaxed and after losing my hair (several times), and getting my scalp burned by so called licensed hairdresser’s I cut my hair, let it grow out natural for a year, then started using keratin 2x’s a year (which I do myself) to control my hair, which is now waist length. I will never use a relaxer again because finding someone who genuinely takes pride in their work like this lady has not happened for me. God bless you ma’am!

I am completely impressed with your hair styling skill. This video is more than a year old, so I don't know if you will see this comment but watching you work 4 different women's heads at the same time was impressive. You are an awesome stylist. I wish I lived in Florida so I could book an appointment with you.

Your mild relaxer process is something that every professional hairstylist should follow. I know to each is own, but what you're doing now and what I observed some hairdressers do, make sense. I wish I was in Florida to have you do my natural hair. You're absolutely an amazing and knowledgeable professional specialist. I will definitely visit you to get my hair done whenever I visits Florida

As a white woman, idk how this wound up in my feed but found it a calming backdrop while doing some genealogy research. So engrossing, and that short style was GORGEOUS!! 😍 I really thought the lady that got her hair relaxed would've been much longer at the end... But what a difference. Wish I had thick hair like that. Great job and info. You deserve that treat. 🍨

Crystal, you're so talented and I gotta give you a compliment for your physical fitness and endurance! I'm virtually amazed! Stay fit and strong!

Wow! Thank you for sharing this. I got yelled at by my bf for taking at the most 3hrs to do my hair. He doesn't believe it should take that long to do my (black queens's hair). I did a deep conditioning, shampoo, then extra conditioning, nice rinse, blow dry, then quick straightening, and then tried to style it before getting interrupted by his multiple check in calls. He was so anxious that I stop the styling and put on a baseball cap to rush out for him to only get yelled at more for so called-'not being ready' because I was touching up my hair (trying to style it) before he arrived. My hair is longer than the ladies hair in this video too. I'm so grateful that you shared the time; the work; the process it takes for our natural hair to be flowing. Best believed I shared this video to him for educational purposes. I hope he learned today...

I literally learned more about relaxers in this session than I’ve ever known. You be’s teaching us! Thank Ya!

THIS is why you trust your head to those who KNOW what they are talking about! They can explain the process, the chemistry behind it, and how to CARE for it! Thank you for this great video you mad hair scientist!!!! Much love❤️✌🏽

All your clients come out with beautiful hairstyles. Yours looks really nice on you. Stay strong and confident. You've earned it, woman!😊

Hiya...I'm watching from the UK.. ex barber of 32 years..I did do women's training and the level 3 that is mainly 90% hairdressing science. However women scared the life out of me and I preferred the super neatness of mens Barbering in the 80's. Thankyou for giving me a blast from the past with all the science behind our fantastic ancient trade, and educating everyone that it's way more than chucking hair on the floor till 4 😂😂. It's been a pleasure to sit and watch you and not sit rolling my eyes at the usual RU-vid " stylists" I was taught to cut most hair dry as possible,. especially if curly as we know exactly how much we're removing, people don't realise how much the hair stretches when wet, even more so curly and chemically treated.... Anyways... thankyou for being a true pro..🖤💈

I’m white and my hair was falling out after having become extremely ill with Covid for 9 weeks. I have gradually pushed my washing out to once a week to save my hair. My scalp is very dry now. But my hair is growing in much thicker. It was really thin before. I use a Jamaican black castor oil every few weeks. I love the care that you put into your hair and the versatility in styling. Salons are fun to watch in general. I grew up running around in my grandmas salon. Good memories:) I do remember the Jheri curls:) My friends had them and I had a curly piggy-back perm and bangs teased up to the sky! Lol ❤

I love that your dad watches. His way of spending time with his daughter ❤

I’m Caucasian and I have a genetic situation that gives me 4C hair at the roots and basically straight ends. My hairdresser said it’s really uncommon but not unheard of. My mom had no idea how to deal with it when I was a kid so I actually had a relaxer put in my hair in 1999. It was suchhhhh a long process, like 8 hrs or so but my hair was so silky soft and straight afterward. I think sometimes we just want our hair to be easy and that’s totally ok. I shaved mine into a Mia Farrow pixie cut for easiness now that I have 4 kids and I’ll never go back to long hair.

I love to see a stylist apply relaxer where it should be instead of on the perimeter first. You haven't ignored relaxer processing 101, which gives the best results. I am an older cosmetology instructor who enjoys seeing a knowledgeable stylist.

The knowledge and skill that this stylist has is priceless. Thank you for all you do to keep your clients hair healthy!❤❤❤

As a fellow 4c woman I fully understand the time that natural hair takes to manage and maintain. Emphasis on managing 4c hair. I literally shaved my head 3 times in attempts to go natural. I relaxed at home at the two year mark twice now. Only to shave my head again within a month of relaxing. I am days away from two years natural for the 3rd time and I am here watching this video 😂…

I graduated in 1975 from Cosmetology college and am thrilled to find your RU-vid channel. I no longer work in the field but love to learn more and you are a great educator!! I was never taught to work with ethnic hair and I am blown away by what I missed. ❤❤❤

I love how you explain everything you are doing to your clients hair in great detail and why

Thank you so much for this video. I enjoyed watching your techniques. I am a Caucasian woman who grew up in northern Quebec and never had the opportunity to see a hair professional do African American hair. I do hairdressing and always wanted to see how this was done. You are amazing! Thank you so much for this learning experience!

Breaking the tight curl pattern down slow by using a mild relaxer makes a lot of sense!

I’m just seeing this a year later, you are a wonderful stylist and you are very caring and knowledgeable about hair care and I wish you were in my state. I hope I find a stylist as caring as you are and you have actually convinced me to go back to perms. I have been natural for about three years. God bless you and your family.

Your first lady/moderators hair turned out beautiful! New experience for me to view as a fine straight haired caucasian, 6.5 hr live omg! I'll save and come back to watch the other ladies finishes. Excellent stylist.

This is the first time I’ve actually seen someone done virgin relaxing in this order I am now 59 years old and never seen anyone done the relaxing in these steps professionally you are great and quite knowledgeable I have learned a great deal including adding the conditioner first and also the fact that she did the middle then the ends of the hair and then she did the area closest to the scalp I didn’t consider that the heat coming from the scalp and I would start like a novice at the scalp when I tried do it yourself and would sometimes get burned. You are terrific and your audience clearly is latching on to every bit of it I just happen to stumble upon you were deceiving because I called out from work I’m a fan❤

She has beautiful thick hair natural or relaxed. I'm 16 years old and I just cut off my perm about a year and a half ago. I finally got my mother to stop forcing relaxer in my head after a bad relaxer burn when I was 12. I've been getting my hair permed since I was 3. I'm never touching another box of relaxer but to each their own. Maybe if my mother had been the trained professional this lady is it would have turned out differently for me.

I came down with covid and flu at the same time. So uncomfortable and miserable, hurting, coughing, sleepless, moaning.. told to stay in bed and rest but the doctor gave me prednisone and i am kind of speeded up. Watching a lot of negative things on RU-vid I then found you channel in my feed. i had seen it and enjoyed it thoroughly before. I have been aware of the ASMR phenomenon for some years and there are many videos online but most of them.I find distasteful and silly with the whispering and role playing. But watching you working as an artist, focused, positive and savvy, i find it extremely relaxing. Yoi don’t offer it as ASMR, but it’s the best for me to relax. The truth is as soon as i started watching this I RELAXED.. truly .. I stopped wheezing and somehow stopped coughing. This is the most relaxed i have felt in days and I even dozed off a bit. So grateful. I am a reflexologist about to open my own office. I have learned a lot from you watching you work about focus and customer service and self-confident professionalism.

Last style was gorgeous. Full of body and curl. Love it. Pretty lady

I am an advocate of natural hair because of finding out too late about the harm perms cause to our bodies. There have been several studies about them leading to fibroids and cancer. After having 25 fibroids removed from my uterus in 2014 (and will be undergoing another myomectomy in 2 weeks), I'll pass. On the other hand, I believe all women have the choice to do what they want to with their crown. I also appreciate a beautician/stylist who educates their clients while they work.

I’ve never seen a hair stylist who is sooo proficient at what they do as you do. Your work is simply magical and miraculous Queen. I love how you share your knowledge with others and give hair tips and gems. And your calm, easygoing demeanor throughout your shows is so pleasing to watch. You got skills girrrrrrl!!! Blessings unto you dear heart!! 🤎👌🏽👍🏽👏🏽💯✌🏽🌻

The curls on both ladies are absolutely beautiful. So silky and healthy looking.

I understand why so many women relax their hair after years of being natural. In 2021, I almost did the same thing, instead, I dyed it blonde and locked it up because it became difficult to manage as well. I have thick hair and a tight curl pattern also. Ppl were getting crazy with the prices so I said locs it is!!!

When I was younger, I Loved straight hair and just wanted my combing and styling process to be easier. After going natural and growing my hair down to my waist, I realized there had been a shift in my thinking and preferences. I just fell out of love with straight hair, and as a result have never been tempted in any way to go back to relaxers. Everyone has a right to choose how they wear their hair, natural or relaxed. However, the knowledge I have gained about the horrible chemicals and the damage being done to relaxed hair makes me wish there was an easier, safer, non-toxic and better alternative for people who prefer the relaxed look and the convenience and permanence it brings. Because even if relaxed hair is well maintained, long, and looks healthy, it is still a damaging and irreversible process, and we never know what effects those chemicals will have on our health in the future. Still, I respect everyone's choice because natural hair is most definitely hard work for some people and we all have different preferences. I found natural hair hard to maintain too so I now have locs, which is also an irreversible process ( some people comb it out, not doing that), but loving it so much and my locs are almost waist length now and thriving.

I love the education you give about how to keep your hair healthy & I like the fact that you stress certain services should only be provided by professionals to ensure you maintain the health of your hair. I also like seeing the variety of different textures, lengths and styles of hair; both natural & relaxed. You show how you can have healthy hair no matter what kind you have as long as you have a professional working on it & you use their tips to maintain in between styling sessions.

I've been natural for 25 years. It's not for everyone. I know my hair texture so I knew what I was getting into. And I love it and it's versatility!! I'm also feeling so much nostalgia looking at this video!! I remember when 😊 Great sharing all the information!

I love watching you interacting with your clients. I know a few women with alopecia and your client looks so great after her do ❤️❤️

I was tickled at the father in the comments. So sweet that he supports her work. You know he's proud.

Crystal it's great to include the client in answering questions that makes it more thorough, please continue that👏🏾👏🏾

This is so interesting to me. You ladies all have such beautiful hair. I just have boring white girl hair. I had thyroid cancer, so between thyroid removal and getting old my hair really changed and thinned out. A hair stylist recommended a shampoo and conditioner product that helped. Then when the pandemic hit I decided to stop coloring my hair. Now I have gray hair. I'm happy with my hair. I have really enjoyed watching all you do. Very professional.

I’m a 67 hair stylist. All I do is white women’s hair. You rock girl and I’m learning so much from you. Fascinating ❤

I love how you educate us as you work. Seriously get so much out of it.

This is ASMR heaven. Especially the bubbles whilst shampooing, the water jet, her hair being squeezed out, your acrylic nails tapping basin 💕😌 sooo relaxing

What?? Girl, I LOVE Ola Plex because my hair LOVES it! I have natural curly hair and whenever I get the roots colored, it just makes my hair feel so so soft!

Crystal, I always love to watch you work!!!i wanted to go to cosmetology school in my younger years but wasn’t able to, & my health stopped me as an adult!!! You are such a great teacher, I always learn so much from you!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!!🙏😁💞

I applaude your courteous professionalism to this clients and the other vlients in the salon were also gracious and patient during their appointment times. You set the tone for all of us to be courteous and to listen. Your work is wonderful and your honesty is refreshing. Have a great day.....

I like the way she acknowledged that other stylists would choose to do the process differently!

Wow..that alopecia cap style was THE BOMB💯💥🔥🎉😍❤️🖤pure talent

I still think that the beauty in “ our” hair is its versatility. I’ll never relax my hair when I can just press it. Then go back to big beautiful hair that’s admired by those who can’t achieve it 🥰

A stylist that actually has her hair together!…nice!

Watching the way you use your hands is so soothing. You look like a caring, gentle mom. ❤

Girl I admire how knowledgeable you are ,you certainly know what you doing ,impressive.

Love this! 😍 God bless this woman! I feel like I just attended a class on relaxer. I have thick, coarse, curly hair and have straighten my hair in all different ways. At 55, I finally decided to let it go wild and curly. ☮️

I went natural because I’m pretty sure I developed an allergy to relaxer. It got to the point that I would get severe burns every time no matter what. My hair wasn’t even getting straight bc of having to rinse so fast. Did wash and gos and twist outs for the first few years but got tired of all the work. Been keeping my hair flat ironed for about 8 years now and it’s truly been the best for me in terms of effort and results - health, length.

this is my first time on your channel, and I feel that you cover step by step and I like that. plus I like to learn about different types of hair. so I like to say thank you for all the info.😄

Smart ^^ Woman! I’m a white girl watching this. It amazes me how African-American women and men what they go through to do their hair to make it look beautiful! So interesting❤

I relaxed my hair too and couldn't be happier. It is long and healthy. Am happy. I totally feel the client!!

I am a Caucasian former stylist. I used to practice doing relaxers with cholesterol. I have only done one relaxer on a client and it was nerve wracking! I was so scared I would overlap and break the clients hair… watching you let me know that I was trained properly and well!

I just love this hairdresser..she can really do a beautiful job..the she is sweet and honest...with her professional way of doing anyone's hair. She is the best .

That straight hair transformation was off the charts good. Impressive. Looks so healthy and shiny. Great job.

Wow, Chrystal, what you said about stylists attatching their mortgage to when they will do the next relax, it's just sad girl. Gives me goosebumps!!! You are a beautiful, ethical and moral person. What a treat that is these days. South Africa. Blessings and keep safe honey. 🙏🙌🕊️🦋🌻

I am a licensed cosmetologist and let me say it is refreshing to come across another professional who knows her stuff.

GORGEOUS!! LOVE THIS! SEEING YOU WORK WAS RELAXING!! First-time watcher, had to subscribe!!

Love the way you break down,the way you teach us. Love ya keep up the good work. I'm from New Jersey

I second that customer's emotion. I was natural for 9 years. I woke up one morning in 2021, looked in the mirror and decided to get a perm. I was tired of that look. I enjoyed it, had fun with it, received many compliments but enough was enough. I called my mom and asked for her blessing.. 😄 Now, it's long again. I'm growing a "Cassie Mohawk" and I love it!!

My hair is unprocessed and somewhere between straight and just a little wave...even when using a flat iron it still looks no where near as shiny and healthy as her client's hair looks after having it processed and flat ironed! Ive never had my hair done where it didnt look fried afterwards, this is incredibly impressive work. Your clients are so blessed to find someone who has so much knowledge and talent, its not that easy to find.

OMG what an excellent job. You are amazing and know with confidence your abilities. Wish I coulf find a haircare professional like you. The time on her hair was long and you didn't miss a beat. You are amazing to watch. Her hair looks gorgeous and healthy. Wow you're so good at what you do and also a scientist, I'll be bragging about you for real. If your ears are burning and your nose is itching it's me talking about you. 😊 so glad I happened upon your vid.

the straightforward honesty 💯 i much appreciate it!

Congratulations my Beautiful Pink Sister!! I too am a BC Survivor!! 7 years Cancer Free 08/26/22!! Stage 0 DCIS HR positive HER2 negative!! Lumpectomy and 37 rounds of radiation!!🙏🏽💕

Hi from Australia. I’m enjoying watching you work your magic on these ladies. I have so much respect for you guys, I can see how much work that goes into managing your hair. I won’t complain again

The amount of effort is impressive! Really professional! My respect from the UK. Well done!🙏

I admire your work especially with the woman who have lost their hair. I wish I lived closer.

People are very fortunate that you decided to be a beautician. With your intelligence, you could have easily been a doctor or an amazing nurse. Or even somewhere in the chemistry field and research. I know it’s my first time watching your videos, but I know high intelligence when I see and hear someone talk. You, my friend, are an asset to the field you chose to do. 🌸