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@@NaturallyCorporate Thank you so much😊

@@Makthecat It is! Thank you❤️

@@cerisue15 Thanks girl, I appreciate your recommendation. Don’t you still have to do passes until it’s straight? Do you have a lot of hair loss when using this? No offense I still rather this so I can have tension on my hair brush to get my hair as stretched as possible, avoiding direct heat application, and also I hate those damn beads on brushes, it doesn’t work well with my hair. I have a new technique and it’s using a Diane straightening brush to stretch my hair it clamps down on your hair and locks in place like a straightener and it has vents and I then use less passes! Check out this Blow Out Video czcams.com/video/XrWc0U3D3wA/video.html

@@ingridm9335 Yes it is amazing! You can use it as a body wash, shampoo, conditioner, bug repellent, and lotion! It doesn’t need to be diluted. My friend Brit sells Ginger Shampoo Rhizomes, this is her Etsy link. www.etsy.com/shop/apothecarynaturale/?etsrc=sdt

Depending on which preservative you use 6months to a year shelf life. If you put it in the fridge or freezer it can extend the life.

@@shanikacorb Thank you so much. Hmm ok I’ve never used TRESemmè. They were under a lawsuit for harmful chemicals a few years ago. Did you experience any hair loss while using this product. I actually avoid a lot of the common brand because of the secret ingredients. Double shampooing is essential, it’s allows for better scalp health. How long since you transitioned to natural?

@@shanikacorb make sure to Subscribe to my channel! I will head over to yours now 😊

@@richardmiles6120 It is a deep conditioner so allow it to penetrate for at least 30 minutes and it must be washed out after!

@@lindseyaliceford Thank you love! Subscribe and Check out my channel!

@@globalherbkitchen Thank you so much. Check out my channel and subscribe. I post new hair content every week!

@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND It is so beautiful and elegant. I wish I was there stunting with my hairstyle in the late 70’s. One of my top favorite styles! I wish more ladies wore it but I guess it’s too traditional and it’s all about lace fronts today.

@reneeroxann those lace fronts are wild to me, but to each its own... I've been natural since 1992 after the jheri curl.... Relaxers weren't good for my hair texture because I have 3 different textures of hair... I left those chemicals alone... 🪶🏹🪮🌎🧬

@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND God bless the ones who need the lace, wigs, and perms. That’s amazing! What is your hair looking like these days how do you like to style it? I feel blessed that I was the only girl from my parents to my aunts kids who never had a perm. I DID damage my hair with the straightener but was able to grow my hair back out to tail bone length in 7 years. I never had a Jheri Curl but I found Lusters SCurl under my parents cabinet (dad had Jheri) and I used that through my growth process.

@reneeroxann young lady, my hair is strong and healthy. Our hair does grow long and beautiful... I love my hair, and my grandchildren hair is long and beautiful. What are you saying? I love the hairstyles that I do to my hair. I know how to style my hair. I was born in the 60s. You know we did our hair in its natural state. We didn't hate our hair! So, I'm still asking, what are you saying?

@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND Ma’am you must have misunderstood the tone of my comment. Sometimes words get misconstrued over text and through the internet. I wasn’t trying to offend you in any way. I was simply trying to relate to you and understand you. I truly was respectfully asking you “what do you like to do with your hair, how do you wear it and style it these days?” As in do you still where the crown twists today? I was also asking you what are your favorite hairstyles are to wear as of today? I was also sharing my natural hair experience with you and telling you how I got to where I am. I referenced the S Curls moisturize that I used because of my parents because you mentioned the Jheri Curl. I was simply trying to connect with you but somehow my message came across unclear🫤

Hey Ajasa, thanks for watching! All products are listen in the description box. The medical grade products will have to be prescribe to you by your dermatologist.

Thank you! 😊

I used 3 different brushes. The paddle, round, and straightening brush. All of the products are listed in the description box.

Thank you so much. I truly fell in love with this style. It is so sleek and sexy. I didn’t put anything special in my hair just finger rolled and pin curled it up. Be sure to check out this video to see my pin curl technique! czcams.com/video/7FhC_Fi_C10/video.html

Thanks!

I am!

@@reneeroxann love it Queen

@@AziizaAbdulmalik6546 Thank you so much for watching and subscribing❤️ I most definitely will make a messy bun video. Right more my hair is in box braids so out might be a while. I also don’t press my hair in the summer because it doesn’t last in florida. I’ll be sure to tag you when the video is out!

@@reneeroxann Okay thanks!

@@AziizaAbdulmalik6546 😊

@@AziizaAbdulmalik6546 Thank you for the video request. I will be posting the full look very soon. Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

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@@GodIncreases3777 since 2019. No it is not all I use. Aloe Vera is a thicker substance and not to mention I can use it all year round. Check out my channel. Please subscribe!

@reneeroxann I just viewed your aloe vera video. Thanks for the tips. I have both growing in my garden. Your hair is gorgeous so you must be doing something right.

@@GodIncreases3777 Thank you for watching. I love Aloe Vera, it will literally bring your hair back from the dead. I also started using Tuna Cactus in my hair because it carries so much slip. I do have good genes but I do put in a lot of time to care for my natural hair. If I didn’t I would have very dry, brittle hair. I will be posting a home made hair butter video and a hair oil video. Check out my other home made products videos: czcams.com/play/PLK8iBfrpapf2nTRFsAFeVWCtaJv0KrHE1.html&si=yalSALDXK9BwdnCC

@@LeveretPryce Yes. I will be posting more box braids style. I currently have mini box braids in right now. I just have some videos scheduled to be posted first. To see styles that I’ve already created check out this playlist czcams.com/play/PLK8iBfrpapf2JJqDOFL9CwfqmoVvKuj_0.html&si=WdGSxjFclPCzY6vl

It was super easy. Make sure to use some kind of holding foam or spray to get the style to hold! It’ll be so cute. ❤️Send pics!

@@reneeroxann I will!

@@PlantedinVenus Thank you ❤️

Thank you. I’m glad it looked good on this 12th day hair. There are just so many new tools these days it’s hard to keep up. I’ve only seen one other person make a YT video with this paddle brush and it truly works wonders. I’ve tried it on blown out hair and no blow dried and it gives wonderfully different results. I try not to abuse my hair with the heat because I was once addicted to the straighter.

You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for watching!

It is so simple and doesn’t pull on your edges. I’m not sure why people are buying all of these new Heatless tools because this style has always worked!

@@reneeroxann I was wondering the same thing, but to be honest I fell for the hair rod when I was attempting heatless curls, until I searched for other options, so I’m sure other people might be doing the same thing or they just don’t know that this is an option.

@@millz8367 Well no matter what they will always market to us and truth be told the old shit always works. I keep perm rods, flexirods, and curlers on hand always. The pin curls too!! Timeless!

@@millz8367 new crown flat twist video is now uploaded!

@@reneeroxann UGH still trying to figure out pin curls 😂!! Do you have a vid on how to do pin curls?

@@mjgarner123 thank you so much! It lasted almost two weeks (12 days). I did a hot oil treatment and just washed my hair, deep conditioned and rinsed with hair teas. The next week I wore it curly

@@cheryls.booker3336 you’re welcome, thanks for watching.

I’m sorry you’ll have to purchase online- EBay or local.

she’s beautiful, learn to spell

@@indrahiralal3943 I didn’t send for you dear. Learn to spell and use punctuation before giving your unwanted opinion. It’s called a dramatic cut crease eyeshadow for a reason! God didn’t put me here to please people. I’m not for you!

@@d1gitalsonder Thank you sis! The audacity.

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@@l.patrick3155 Thank you love ❤️

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Thank you! That’s wonderful. I hope you have a great growing season.

Thank you!

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It works great with Aloe!

@@l.patrick3155 is it not giving rich bitch or is it just me? I grew up in Palm Beach Florida so everyone’s hair is perfectly salon done every day so I’m tapping into rich auntie.

@@reneeroxann And you nailed it, girl😘

@@l.patrick3155 lol thank you 😊

That’s awesome, I hope you have a great growing season!

You must. It works phenomenally. I truly didn’t think I needed it but because the bristle are so firm and packed together it really helps to give a seamless finish. The fact it locks in place gives your wrist a break.

Thank you!!

lol where are you let’s get it done? I’m glad I could give a tip or two, thank you so much!

There are rhizomes not seeds. I have some for sale right now. Email: reneerrhoden@gmail.com

I won’t claim that ginger shampoo willwill completely eliminate the dandruff but it will help soothe your scalp and the amount of flakes will minimize. Adding fresh grated ginger into the mix to help the mixture become more potent and essential oils like tea tree and peppermint will help subside the symptoms. If this doesn’t help contact your dermatologist or local herbalist for more answers.

Well it’s based on the condition of your hair and truly how often you’d like to do it? Is your hair normal curly, thin and oily, very dry/brittle, severely damaged/bleached? I have normal curly hair but it can become dry so I include hot oil treatments every wash day. My wash days are sometimes every 7 days or 14 days depending on how it’s styled? I use a pre poo to detangle my hair and comb through knots and tangles. Then I immediately follow up with a hot oil treatment. You can leave it on for a few minutes or hours. I leave it on the whole day and complete my wash day the next day.

Hey beauty. Thank you so much for watching! I always prioritize wash and styling my hair first thing in the morning so that my hair air drys. I never do my hair after 7pm because I know damn well it won’t dry before bed. The times I have done a wash and go at night because I didn’t have time in the morning, dang right I was stuffy at night and sneezing. Even if I do a wash and go in the morning/afternoon I usually make sure that I am leaving the house at some point so that my hair can naturally air dry so I won’t be sitting in the house under the A/C. Try and use a t-shirt or microfiber cloth to remove as much excess water before you style or after you complete the hair style. Pat your scalp dry and squeeze the hair. Even if you have heat damage you can still use your blow dry. I promise it won’t create more damage if used correctly. I do have a video on how I diffuse my hair czcams.com/video/G03cq4n40AA/video.htmlsi=383KutxE24jX4GGy Here are some blow drying tips. 1. Your hair should be wet so diffuse/blow dry/hooded dryer immediately after creating a style or within 30 minutes if you want to let your hair air dry first (60-80% dry) 2. You must use medium to low heat. I never turn my blow dryer on high heat because medium does it. 3. Constantly move the dryer around, hovering over the hair and don’t allow it to touch your hair strands 4. You must use Heat protectant to blow dry even if it’s a wash and go 5. Use a blow dryer once a week or only twice a month in cases that your hair is extremely wet. Excessive heat styling is what creates damage Here is my favorite website to read if you want to know more about heat styling with a blow dryer. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3229938/

@@reneeroxann @reneeroxann Oh my gosh thank you so much for taking the time out to explain this🙏🏽 I'm definitely going to look into both of the links. My heat damage occurred from going to the salon frequently. I was younger and didn't know better. (I also didn't quite like 4c hair at the time and thought straight hair was better) but as I grew I started to realize how unique and beautiful 4c hair is. I'm glad my mom never let me perm it😂 Recently I made the decision to stop going to salons and I'm on a journey to treating my hair with tender, love and care.