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What is a "curly cuts"?
I could've answer this question just like you could've typed this same comment in Google to get the answer for yourself. It's very inconsiderate to not try to educate yourself on a subject that has been discussed extensively on my channel more than 6 times in the past month. While this may be your first video that you have seen of me, this is the equivalent of walking into class in the middle of the lecture and expecting for the teacher to breakdown concepts that have already been discussed extensively. I can't simply answer this question because there's too much depth to breakdown for you to get context for the video content. If you plan to continue watching me, I expect you to meet us halfway and not spoon feed you information.
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Hey man....be nice I don't think that user was expecting YOU to personally answer the question, she's probably like alot of viewers when they stumble upon new content, they assume someone (ahem like myself who is an avid watcher of your videos and is currently growing my natural hair past my collarbone) to answer the question. Let me tell her, curly cuts is a trend that natural stylists are trying to push on alot of people with 3c and 4c hair and curly hair in general. It's where a stylist cuts your hair in it's curly state and basically hacks at your ends. At first the cut looks cute, and the person getting it is happy cuz they're sold this thought process of "since you wear your hair curly all the time, why not cut it curly and shape it so you look fabulous." Also, at first they tend to look cute, but cutting curly hair is very deceptive because curly strands/hair hides imperfections/flaws in any cut. This video, and the one prior, the guy narrating (aka the maker of the video African Hair God) is trying to show that curly cuts damage your hair and causes split ends down the road. He's trying to show us how healthy hair should look vs damaged ends. Hope that helps kiddo! 👍😜😍
@@hollistersurferdudesee I don't have time for all of that and then all of the follow up questions after the fact. I don't think what I said was mean nor do I think it's anyone else's responsibility to answer her. You did a great job breaking down the situation but what happens when someone not so knowledgeable replies with misinformation? People are lazy and don't want to do any leg work for themselves and then when you politely tell them that they should look up what a curly cut is, then they want to snap at you. It's easy to say that on the outside looking in. Yall don't see what I see or get the responses that I do. But I do appreciate you for breaking it down. If you want feel free to copy and paste to respond to the other 100 people here asking what a curly cut is but didn't bother to just type it in a search bar or even just educate themselves from reading other comments in the comment section.
@@AfrikanHairGod okay. I understand 🙏😊 I sometjmes worry your natural sassy and semi blunt delivery might rub new people the wrong way that can't had the privilege of experiencing or feel your personality through your videos 😜 I nearly peed my pants when I was scrolling and saw a video you posted about being condescending hahaha please know that I am a total fan and I'm SO honored you.wrote me back
@@hollistersurferdude no I completely understand. It probably will deter some people but I'm okay with that. If they can't handle my personality initially then probably won't be able to handle it later. I get what you are trying to do and I really do appreciate it but I've been doing this a long time. There's a reason why I do the things that I do even when it seems counterintuitive.
I’m so glad you actually ASK your client to film. Some people just whip out their camera
I respect all my clients privacy. I never even show my clients face unless they specify that I can. It irritates some ppl that they can't see a frontal angle but it is what it is.
Water and HAIR GREASE was ALL we had as kids growing up. Folks be doing too much and that's the problem. Her hair is gorgeous.
Facts
IKR
And don't forget about that straightening comb too
@@icorp3942 Listen, the straighten comb was AMAZING!!! Let me find someone near me that does it for real and they may have me hooked ☺️🤩🥰😎
Girl I just did this earlier today
Went back to water and hair grease
We hear so much about splits and thickness at the end of the hair. It is beyond helpful to see a real example of how damage looks throughout the hair. Most of us don’t even think to look past the thickest part of the ends. The better we can identify damaged hair, the better we can address it and move toward having a healthy head of hair.
I just recently stopped using all of my natural hair products and replaced them with the Blue Magic line. My granny used to use Blue Magic hair grease, Dax, and “Sulfate” (Sulfur8) 😂…all the time when I was a little girl. My braids, and ponytails were down my back. All of a sudden I big chopped, went natural and lost my damn mind! I got all my old school products restocked again. Thanks for confirming this.♥️
Yes sis me to they cab have that stuff
Well I'm glad I asked the question. This was super helpful. Thank you for taking the time to teach us with real examples. I'm in no doubt now. I noticed straight away that her hair was healthy because her twists were full and fat from root to tip. I know what to look for in my own hair now. Chefs kiss.
You are very welcome!
You helped me more in the past couple months binging your videos than any stylist I have ever encountered face-to-face in my life lol. Your finger smoothing method alone has reduced my "shedding" by like 50 percent. If these people don't want to recieve the information you are providing FOR FREE, let them be bald headed and mad. The rest of us are out here thriving.
Sis… same. If I was in Atlanta I’d be going to him every month, willing to pay the price for self care. But since I don’t know a stylist I can trust here in New England, I do it all myself. It’s not ideal but I’m done paying money to have someone play in my head or throw spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks smh
That hair grease never let most people down.
Honestly, this rant was felt and your frustration is understandable. I’m beyond grateful I’ve found your channel and expertise, it’s helped me simplify my routine, break my product junkie streak, and feel more comfortable with my hair’s natural texture. I’m beyond excited to book with you before I go back to school. Thanks for all you do for this community, Narada. ☺️
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So I should get damaged ends clipped first in order for hair to start growing and getting healthy ?
@@sharonwallace8015 your hair is going to grow regardless, but if you want to retain your length, you have to get your damage cut off and properly maintain your ends
@@Long_May_They_Raine okay thank you for the information because I never had this done before... Probably why my hair keeps getting thicker but not longer 🙄🤦🏿♀️
The moment you said her hair has no definitive curl pattern, I SUBSCRIBED to your channel with so much joy in my heart.
You just described my hair and yet every natural hair youtuber makes it sound like everyone's hair must fit perfectly into a label.
Exactly, my hair does not conform to any curl patter once dry, it be a straight up fro and I always thought there was something wrong with my hair
You just gained a new fan. Every word you said here was 10000% correct. I gave up on these so-called "stylists" over 12 years ago because I would either have to constantly explain that my hair wasn't damaged since I don't have a defined "hair type" or they always wanted to use some type of treatment or chemicals on me. It was so refreshing for you to explain that your healthy hair client doesn't have a specific curl type or pattern because I have never ONCE heard a stylist admit that & it was very discouraging to me; I've cut my hair off sooooo many times before realizing that this is just what I have. Literally every section of my hair does its own thing. This video felt like a big hug for me. ❤❤❤
All these stylists treat your hair as if there's something wrong with it or that it needs to be adjusted to something more "desirable". I recognize hair for what it is and allow the hair to guide me to what is suitable for it. That's what separates me from the rest of them
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you so much for your response to me & everything that you do. I love you & your bald head & your dreaded beard!! ❤️🥰 thank you so much!!!!!
I swear you’re the truth! Not sure if you’re on Twitter but different hairstylist are condemning everyone that uses oil/grease on their head (yes they’re wash and go hairstylists) and grease was the one thing that made my natural hair thicker and keep in moisture
I just got dragged on Twitter by thousands of people because their dumb asses didn't know what damaged hair looked like. A hairstylist did a whole angry rant on me and everything. Just finished a live stream this past week on it. So no I don't do Twitter and I'm probably not gonna bother with tik tok either. Their attention span on those apps are lacking
@@AfrikanHairGod Twitter is not for people who have true knowledge on hair. I have tried to explain the science behind the bullshit with no oils/butters and why curl definition is not the definitive characteristic for healthy hair (for everyone). The stupidity and anger these “quack” hairstylists have. I realize they use anger and berating because there is no sense behind what they are saying. No more arguing with them for me!
This video was much needed!!! This is very educational! Narada can talk sh** cuz he knows his sh**! Period! His clients' hair speaks for itself!❤
If this ain’t the 🎤 drop moment you’ve been needing to deliver the haters. Then I don’t know. I’ve never seen another stylist online have a client with hair that healthy after having a trim 6-7 months ago! Which other stylist would be brave enough to show their clients’s ends up close like this. Much respect to you ❤
Yassssss!!!
Love what you’re doing. I need to get back to protective styling my hair like this again, lasts for weeks and i would get so many compliments.
Go for it!
Whew now I see how damaged my bleached/colored natural hair truly is. Thank you for these videos, unfortunately I’m going to have to resort to a pixie cut 😭 my hair is still tangled and split to the root even with tons of conditioner and water running through it. This year is the year I finally get serious about having healthy natural hair. Pray for me 😂
I’m glad you’re calling them out because it’s getting way outta hand! #teamshampoo&grease
I've always respected how thorough and knowledgeable you are about natural hair. It's so rare these days with so much focus on weaves, etc. Thank you for all you do. Love your videos, Narada! You've really helped me with maintenance and growth of my natural hair.
I appreciate that!
I successfully cornrowed my daughter’s hair for summer camp after watching so many of your salon videos. Thank you! ❤❤
That is awesome!
“He’S jUsT tEaSiNg ThE hAiR!!!” Took me tf out 😂
I wish more stylists would do natural hair without the need to blow dry. "I do blow dry on low heat or you can blow dry your hair before you arrive." WTH! Very disheartening.
Thank you for supporting and becoming a channel member 😇🙏❤️
I love how textured curly hair glitters under the light. It’s so beautiful.
That's known as sheen! 😊
My hair is like hers. I wish more hair stylists were like him.
Me too. 😔
Thank you for teaching the truth. Some of the stylist out here are ripping our hair out and then chopping off all the length, talking bout we haven't been maintaining our hair right at home.
Yes this is sooo true! All they want to do is chop off your hair every 2 to 3 weeks or every time you see them after you have worked so hard to maintain and grow it. Then they want to charge you an additional amount to "trim" it.
For those that are interested in the products I use and why (grease etc) you can watch my video I did this year showing my favorite products for 2022 czcams.com/video/Z4htUOzSOmw/video.html
❤ thank you!!!!!!
I came across your video, and I'm very impressed. It's very hard to find styles that do natural hair. I have a granddaughter who is multiy racial she has hair down hair back. 4C is her texture. As her black grandmother, I try to educate her mother. I do the best I can because she is extremely tender headed. Her curls lock at the roots. I just started using royle crown grease and water. I do her myself because I don't want her in the salon crying because of her being tender headed. I'd you could suggest any tips it would be great.
Ms.M from Boston, Massachusetts
Thank you for any assistance.
I'm all the way in London, England. I wish you could look after my hair. I've had to undo my microlocs because of not feeling heard or my concerns addressed when I noticed they were not forming well. Something was off and my instincts serve me well. The salon was also clueless about aftercare/maintenance with scalp conditions and I have seborrheic dermatitis.
You're right about us taking power back as clients. We tend to leave or stop going to a particular hair stylist when we're dissatisfied rather than holding them accountable and telling them the issue. I'm guilty of it. Often they are not open to listening or rectifying things. Our heads are individual but there is too much one size fits all mentality.
@afrakoma4656 I 100 % agree with your post! Some stylists don't care and are only looking to make money
Bless you & thank you
I went to a DevaCurl salon in CA many years ago and walked out with my hair looking like a dry, crunchy mess! I’ve been natural since 2010 and have had 4-5 big chops after trying different things with my hair. I became a product junky and wanted to try every new product that hit the market. I had microlocs installed 14 months ago, now my hair is down to my shoulders and I’m about to do another big chop because my hair is breaking off and I’m tired of paying $150+ for a retie every 6 weeks and the loctician doesn’t even wash your hair. After watching this video, I will go back to my grease and water!
What kind of grease do you use?
@@jenniferwright4914 I grew up using Blue Magic bergamot grease
Aww darn wish you keep your locs and she should wash your hair
I can relate to the no define curl pattern/ my hair is the Same omg I’ve never heard a professional mentioned that ever. It’s so refreshing to know I’m not alone
When my mom took care of my hair growing up, I only needed trims once maybe twice per year. And ever since I stopped using the natural hair products and went back to cheapo Suave shampoo and conditioner my scalp and hair has been so much healthier.
So happy you decided to continue to do natural hair after going through so much with your hand eczema issues. People out here don't understand how deep and true your love for (healthy) natural hair is. You're so generous with sharing your experience and knowledge and we truly appreciate it. Thank you also to all your clients who agree to be recorded. You all have made a difference in our lives. Knowledge is power and power leads to change. To the naysayers and jealous, keep coming with your negativity lol😂. You are only making us stronger cause darkness can never hide light. Thank you for advocating for us Narada but it is also time for us to speak out for ourselves and make that change happen. ❤❤❤
Narada, I appreciate your expertise in your craft. I understand your frustrations, it's how a lot of us feel when we can't find a knowledgeable/passionate stylist we trust to do our natural hair. I'm going back to old school hair grease and water. Narada, please continue to speak out for those of us who need you. Lastly, please continue to educate us on how to properly take care of our hair, so that we start to have those conversations, to raise the bar and the expectation that honestly, we deserve. You have said nothing but FACTS!!!! BRAVO!!!! Thank you!
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Truth❤
We got a lesson on hair, a rant and a salon shop visuals🤣❤️
My hair looks like the 1st woman's hair 🫣. I'm still searching for a true natural hair stylist within a reasonable distance 😮💨. This video is so bomb ❤
I wish you luck on your healthy hair journey
@@jessicavirgo9842 me too 😢
Narada, thank you. We've turned into product junkies and stylist junkies. Our mamas and grandmas knew what they doing. Water and hair grease has been the truth since babies and pacifiers.
You do great work and you are an awesome educator! Thank you.
I stopped getting curly cuts because it straight up destroyed my hair every time. I would end up doing a big chop because the splits just got so bad my hair was trash. Now I cut it in a blown out state so I make sure most of my ends get a proper trim twice a year.
14:45 I greatly appreciate your bravery in "calling them out to make them accountable". 👏👏👏
I will have to rethink my entire hair routine.
I've learned more about natural haircare by watching your videos in 40+ years...thank you
I wish that you were in LA, so you could twist my natural hair!! Your twists always look juicy and healthy!!!
Oh I saw split ends before you even said…. People need to be more concerned with HEALTHY Length vs JUST Length. Dead ends stop your hair from truly retaining length/growth.
thank you for bringing up the difference between thinning and split ends, i see so many confusing the two/using one to describe another 😅. but overall, great video the frustration is understood because the sh*t you called out is now the norm within the haircare community/stylists nowadays 🤦🏿
What you've said is the same things I've heard from a few stylists my whole life. The client complaints are the same as those of my mom, aunts, and grandma's and great aunts. Wish I lived near your salon. Stay true to your craft and clients.💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Why are you like this.....I LOVE IT! I've been watching you for YEARS and one day you said something about damage, split, and uneven hair and it stuck with me! I recently combed out my locs and came right back to your page!
Soooooooo informative! I just kept shaking my head in agreement because it made sense! No gimmicks or extra fluff, just simple education. Thank you ❤
You were not kidding when u said you gonna go in on other stylists😂
Go OFF!!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️ A lot of these stylists are for how cute your hair looks vs how healthy it is!!
I feel your frustration rada, thank you for continuing to educate us and helping to improve the quality of life for black people ❤
He said "I talk shit because I can back it up." 🔥 I know that's right!!! Ya gotta love him n certainly respect him as he does KNOW HIS STUFF.
Wow! I learnt so much from this video!! My hair is long and damaged 😢 I'm at the salon often, doing treatments, asking for trims .... Lord so much money wasted! We need you in the UAE 🎉
New subscriber…you put love into what you do, I can tell you CARE. We need more like you in the natural hair care professions.
Thank you so much!!
Yessss! ❤ I’m loving the detailed explanation on healthly vs unhealthy curls
I had a hairstylist ban me from their salon cause I modified my ‘Brazilian Blow Out’ to a Silk Press/Deep Conditioning because I discovered I had scalp psoriasis and I didn’t think it was a healthy option. They just want your money they don’t care about hair health.
This was really helpful. Especially to see a close up of the ends on unstretched hair.
You got me cracking up. Water and muh fuggin hair grease! 😂😂😂😂. I’m going Back to basics!
Thanks for the great video. I'm glad you said that it's ok to use regular hair grease & water.
Love it.
Thank you for the work and the dedication that you have! I am so appreciative of you.
I appreciate that!😇🙏😊
It’s so true I haven’t gone to the salon since 2021 and my hair grew so much by me taking care of my own hair. I been natural since 2014.
I THANK GOD FOR YOU SIR!!! I WILL BE IN YOUR CHAIR ONE DAY, I'M CLAIMING THAT RIGHT NOW! AMEN!
New subbie ❤ i love that you stand up for people who have had bad experiences with unprofessional hairstylists
I must say I’ve learned so much from your videos over the years! I just recently gave myself a hair cut to remove heat damage and I’m never going back to using heat again. Keeping it simple works best for my hair.
This is why I came back to you after the years with my locs, Narada. It's your intentions for your clients. Thank you.
Receipts!! I love it!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This video should have definitely put the ones to shame that didnt believe in that method 💯
Her hair is parting so easily!!!! Your work is so beneficial to the culture and black self esteem. I wish my hair would. I’m just trying to stop and keep it from falling out
Only problem I'm having is that I want to take my child to a stylist, cause it's a lot for me to take the time to do my daughter's hair right as a non professional. This is a grease and water, minimal heat household. BUT I DON'T TRUST JUST ANYBODY to touch her hair without breaking it, frying it, chopping it...
The visual comparison was very helpful - thank you!
You're very welcome!
Great video! It's nice to see that the ole school way of doing things proves that it works and keeps our hair healthy! What Afrikan Hair God is doing, is how my grandma maintained our hair the natural way! My Dad used a famous grease and water and his hair was shiny and healthy! Thanks for the sharing!
I first seen you on a reel, and i liked you instantaneously. I said to my fiance i want hime to do my hair because your so knowledgeable and your work speaks for itself friend.
I’m not a stylist but this is informative for me. Keep doing you dude. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
It took me two yrs to find someone to properly take care my hair here due to many of said things in this. Yes it’s a problem.
Thank you, my mom only used water and Vaseline on my natural curly hair as a kid and it grew, very healthy. It was only when I got older I used all those different products that damaged my hair, or going to stylist that my hair was burned out after 2 weeks of salon care, I have been afraid to go back thinking, the heat will burn my hair out again. Now I'm trying to get my natural curly hair to get back right, it can be very heart broken. Thanks for sharing, I wish you were here in Houston area.❤
You are right bro once a year is the most to trim your hair if you take care of it. Most stylists are scissor happy. Im tired of paying people for messing up and chopping off my hair so I stopped going 12 years ago and ain’t looked back. My hair has been the longest and thickest it’s ever been in my life with my own regimen and trust I keep it simple.
You truly are a stylist that understands that a woman's hair is her glory .
One of the "creators" of iamblackgirlcurls literally charges 400$ for her services and she specifies that her clients have to come every 3-4 months. If you go beyond that time period you have to pay the "first time curly cut" price which is upwards of 500$. It's insane! I get curly cuts, and I haven't experienced issues with them since getting them, and it's been about 2yrs but my stylists charges 150 and I choose to go to her every 4 months, she has said I can come every 6 months if I want to but I personally don't like going that long without a cut
I thought of you today Narada, I was in a local shop and saw the Nature’s Blessings hair grease ❤️
Thank you for educating us. I was blind but now I see!
Your message is the truth, when you go to most stylists with questions & concerns, they usually cop an attitude. That's why I stopped going to these salons, it's their arrogance, yet I'm the one paying them money. I use grease & water (no hair straightening at all, no fake hair or wigs) & trim my own hair. Its managed to grow healthy long without their "professional" help.
Man, I love this guy he is so real and speaks the truth
I've been a cosmetologist for 24 years, and u are so right. I do my own hair because I am not going to let nobody mess my hair up, period. In my opinion, these natural hair products are not good. I say stick to the basics because a lot of those products to me also cause split ends.
Of course you live in Atlanta. Everything you spoke was right on. I long ago stopped going to hair salons for all of the reasons you noted. The last time I let someone touch my very fine, very dense (most stylist don't even know what that means) I ended up w/ a yeast infection and lost 1/3 of my 4cz 17 inches of hair. I had to do a BIG CHOP and the worst area of hair lost took 1.5 years to begin to grow back & is still shorter than the rest of my hair. I was hoping you were in LA - I'd be their next month. Oh well, I'll keep doing my own hair and watch it thrive.
Your real supporters love & support you because we know wtf going on also...
Don't ever go away. We hear you✅️
Keep telling it like it is❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
I have been following you for years !!! You have never been wrong.
Thank you! I have been wrong before i just ask careful about what i speak on and careful to not spread misinformation.
I love this guy! "The truth don't need no m-effin' proof" I couldn't get off the floor. 😃😃😃
People love holding on to struggle ends. That's why they do want to acknowledge splits and breakage.
Wow I’ve never seen hair like this. I’ve started listening to your advice and the improvement in managing my hair has been amazing . Now I see what healthy hair looks like and how damaged my hair actually is. I’m going to do trims often to get rid of the damage because I’m too attached to my length to big chop😂. Hopefully one day I can have a full head of healthy hair.
So glad I came across you calling out someone I had recently been put on to who would have me thinking that the way I have grown and maintained my 9 year old’s hair that is more than mid-way down her back is wrong. My knowledgeable hairstylist recently shut down her shoo abruptly. And I have been looking for a resource to help me maintain the health of my hair that she maintained with silk presses (late fall/winter) and faux locs (spring/summer/early fall every 6 weeks). Glad to have you as a resource while I have to be on my own until I find someone else equally knowledgeable who is actually into the care of the hair.
Thank you, Narada! It’s feels so challenging finding a stylist who will execute so much care and a realistic approach as you do. And thank you for reinforcing the idea of simplicity. I’m definitely going back to that. What is your opinion on using castor oil as a sealant? I was thinking about alternating between grease and JBCO.
I've used it before using grease. It works great but grease just has more laating power than jbco
Go off 👏🏽 I get it. Actually maintaining the health & integrity of your clients hair can be tough in this industry with so much misinformation & ppl in it only for the money. Keep doing you, f*ck what they talking bout 👏🏽🩵
Thank you!
I love my hair grease! A little goes a long way. ✨🫶🏽
That rant just earned you a subscriber 😂 What shampoo and hair grease combo did you use for her dermatitis??
Nizoral and design essential therapeutics hair grease
I'm dealing with this now. My ends never used to be this thin, nor my hair so weak in general. I see the tapering you speak of in my hair. I never used to have so many split ends. I thought it was just the stylists who were cutting corners in how they cut my hair, but apparently it could be my hair products too. I have just a little bit of hair milk from Mielle and some leave-in and styling cream from Melanin Haircare to phase out, but will grab me some Sulphur 8 anyway. It must be that we (or I) have introduced too much moisture into our hair.
Wish we had someone like this in the UK
I loveeeee this video I’ve been watching there is no wrong IN what you’re saying!!! I’m so happy to see videos on these particular textures/curl patterns. LOVEEEEEEE YOUR KNOWLEDGE YES YES YES
20:42 Thats a big problem because im working on a way to travel to GA to get my hair done cause im tired of arguing with foreigners in MA. I wish I could corn roll cause Ill braid my own damn hair. Im really about to take a braiding class.
Yep I’m about to make an appointment. Narada I’m coming.
First time I know what damage vs healthy is❤
Outstanding 👏👏👏. Thank you so much for sharing 🥰
This is why im addicted to Shea butter!!!
Same here. It works so no need to bungee between products. Though it was fun, the bungeeing between routines, maintaining is great. Basics is best
No matter how healthy hair is any amount of breakage or split ends will always be there. Hair breaks period. I have healthy natural hair down my back
Thank you for the very slow demo. How about thinning, how do you determine thinning from damaged hair? And how do you repair thinning and how do you repair damaged hair?
You are so right. I've been struggling to find a stylist to keep my hair healthy. I did the big chop in 2020. My hair had a really nice curl pattern. I was just doing the basics and my hair was growing nicely. In 2022 I decided I wanted a 'professional' to do my hair because I couldn't get my rinses right. One stylist put in black hair dye and my hair had a hue of green after a couple of weeks. She was great with detoxing my scalp though. The second stylist was awesome at the detoxing and the color. She was perfect except the last time when my hair was orange. I went to a 3rd stylist and my hair was orange and I believe she caused heat damage. This year I decided to big chop again. There was just too much heat damage. So far my hair feels like it did in 2020. I still want to go to a stylist to help me keep my hair and scalp healthy since I take blood pressure meds. I like the olaplex line, but not sure if I should be using it since I'm not a professional. I said all that to say that I wish I could visit your shop. I need someone to care for my hair and not want to put heat in it so much and to just do the basics. My biggest problem is knowing if I have split ends and getting rid of them if I do have them. Thanks for this video.