Jasmine Brown’s Hair Transformation Journey | Skin Deep | Refinery29
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- čas přidán 10. 11. 2017
- In this episode of Skin Deep, Jasmine Brown, CZcams creator and social media influencer brings us along around L.A. on her journey of getting box braids done for the very first time. Having grown up in a multi-cultural household, experiencing the art of this process is a transformative moment for Jasmine. Not only does this journey educate her about her heritage, but about herself as well. Press play to join Jasmine on her hair journey!
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The salon lady was AMAZING. I loved how she talked about the origins and culture.
Kelly Boyce way too much talking
Same ❤️
Absolutely important talk. It's obvious in those who don't have that lesson in history.
@@aminah761 I have a feeling you just wanted to say some hateful shit. She talked about all the right things!
That was my favourite part of the video - I learnt so much.
*_Nobody is gonna talk about the speed that she is braiding?_*
I need to talk to my hairdresser... Like right now...
Yeah, how many miles per hour is that XD?
I braid about that fast. When a person notices it they look shocked
@@MindfulMatters734 I would be shocked too lmao.
I also braid about that fast ...
I am not black but I feel like the black culture is so beautiful and rich! It’s so colorful ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿
Jasmine looks beautiful with box braids.
@@bettyottman1718 yes 100%! 💓💓
Thank you, we are.
The most beautiful girl on planet i have ever seen.... She is truly beautiful
Everyone is
Yes, the most beautiful are mixed people I think. They have big lips enough, bright skin enough, teeth, eyes variable....w.o.w. 🥰
@@zoewillaschek462 There are no such thing called "the most beautiful"
Black and Mexican make angels ❤️
Her mom is a great mom for learning how to properly take care of her mixed daughters hair
L O what she said is somewhat true in some cases though but the wording could have been better but white women who have mixed kids tend to not know how to do their hair and their kids hair and that lends up to them straightening it so much it’s crazy the amount of heat damaged mixed girls I’ve seen it’s so sad :( but this could be the same for black women who have mixed kids as well!
L O lol, you're so stereotypical. Not all blacks girls have relaxed hair! The (black) mom's who care about our appearance always have our edges laid. You tried it! You sound just as bad.
Onyx Fire ...
Aleta B thanks for standing up for us black girls.
Shirley Brown yessss #blackgirlmagic
I have weird hair, sometimes it’s flat and sometimes it’s wavy and sometimes it looks dry the next day it’s oily 😂😂😂
My hair is wavy and almost matted when grown out, but when it's short it's straight.
I've never been relate to a comment this much😩
This. This is my hair in a nutshell. I wish I could like this comment for than once
Omg same😂
the truth
I’m white but I loved hearing about the culture behind braids and I’m glad I watched this!
Caroline Teague I understand what you’re saying, yet there is no need to feel like it’s odd or inappropriate to show interest in other cultures. As Americans we are united as a melting pot of many cultures and showing interest and love for each other, and even sharing styles, is the way it should be in this country♥️🇺🇸
Me to !! I’m Caucasian also but very interested on how to braid and how to braid so fast and loved hearing the history !!
@@midnightspotlight3083 how is she a karen?
Omg ure bi??
@@sarasaber3487 yeah
That woman was braiding her hair at 30 miles per hour😂
Fast 😏
Ukr
♡ 1 John 1:9 “If we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us and cleanse us from all unrighteousness” ♡
@@jesusislord1john196 I love seeing people like you spreading the religion ❤ it makes me happy 😊
@@danafrancois541 :) Thanks for this. The Word is essential. God bless you!
WHEN SHE WAS BRAIDING HER HAIR I WAS SO SHOOOOOOOKKKK
Ikr
I THOUGHT IT WAS SPED UP
I thought everyone braided that fast lmao
My dad has dreads, and the person who does them is named Precious, who sometimes does my hair, and she braids super fast too.
WHY ARE WE SHOUTING
When she was braiding her hair I thought it was in fast motion omg that’s talent right there.
Tessa Geary it was
ItsYallGirl it wasn't.
@@elegance4212 it was
@@arbria5109 it's not😑
@Filipino Movie Channel it wasn't
the hairdresser is so sweet... omg I love her aura
I'm glad that her mom actually took the time to learn about her daughter's hair and how to do it 😊 💕
I️ love that her mom took the time to learn about hair that’s different to hers. I️ think that’s awesome that she took care of her hair properly.
OurLittleSecretYT that’s why it looks like that today 😍😍
OurLittleSecretYT true i know some moms that have a mixed race children but will put on weave on them than rather learning about her daughters hair texture bc its so hard to handle
Her mom seems really dope!
Right. I have hair similar to jasmine's yet my mom was too lazy to learn and teach me. So i was permed up for 5 years._(12-17)
Thats your purpose as a parent especially when you have a kid that's multicultural
That stylist is so wise and well informed. I love it!
I feel like a complete idiot. Because of my broken ass english i thought the title read “jasmine’s BROWN hair...” and i like, dude, her hair’s black tf you talking about? And then i came to the realization that her surname was Brown. Jeez
Ps: this video was magical and she is GORGEOUS 💕
Me2🤪
don't swear please. (Jesus Christ saves!)
magic is false :)
I thought she dyed her hair from black to brown lmaoo
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 go away
Wow this is not just a hair dresser. She is a history professor. Love love how you talk, how you explain in detail how African hair signifies a lot of things. I wish I have a hair dresser like you who can discuss about African heritage, culture and other things that matter instead of talking rubbish over my ears. So much respect. And the end result is amazing.❤❤❤👏👏👏👏
Damn she looks hella good with those braids!!
Javian Johnson yasss
Javian Johnson for real
EXACTLY XD
Yaaaas
The hairdressers voice was so soothing could genuinely listen to her all day
yassss +Intricate Fashion she is the bestest!
I really love how she gave her the whole history and the importance behind the braids.
And here I am struggling with my neck length hair damn 😭
😂😂😂😂😂ah feel ur pain
Same-
I have hair identical to her except I have dark brown hair and then people with short luscious sliky hair will be like my hair is so like messy and then I say your so lucky u dont have a head of hair like mine
Her mom learned how to do her hair by talking to her black friends omg😍😍😍
Macora Evans aww your mom is the best 💪🏾
that's normal
Macora Evans and here's me knowing I had to learn for myself and do all the research I need myself because my mum only new I should leave in a bit of co wash conditioner. Another example is today I spent $15 on three hair products and she told me I should not waste my money on a leave in conditioner?!
Zak Mik ikr
My mom put her products on my head that s normal right?
Yall, its not sped up. Its so amazing how fast she braids..
Spaghetitty at a point all black box braid hairstylists go as fast as that, my mom is not a professional hairstylist but when she braids my sisters hair her fingers move exactly the same, it’s truly amazing, even my lip sisters hairstylists they all move the same.
My hair stylist is so good at braiding and so is my mum !it's like a common talent
@@mangoliys ikr my mom was a hair sylist so that's how she does my hair really good she make my hair popin lol
@nita bineta no, it really wasn't lol
Spaghetitty that me lmao
I don't know what amazed me more - how perfect her eyeliner shape is, how beautiful her hair is, or how her father looks like he is 5-10 years older than her
She looks gorgeous with those braids
im not black but i loved hearing about their ancestors and where braiding came from and for them to embrace their hair. im out here happy crying.
I love my hair the way it is, but I wouldn’t be mad if it had some curl and some bounce, my hair is so straight it has absolutely no volume.
I know! It's so fascinating. I love learning about others cultures, religions, etc. And African history is just so rich and colourful.
same i love hearing about different cultures history, hair is always interesting
Same I'm not black but I love their hair 🤩
Nona McDade I think kinky hair is gorgeous and don’t understand how people can say that it’s not? It’s so pretty!
mom is smart for turning to her Black female friends for help! my mom has straight hair, too, having Black female friends def helped her with me
TheUptownGrrl Indeed!
I got black friends included altought sadly they are faaar away as it`s online friends and i can only text them mostly or skype on calls. My sister is from Palestine as she is from fostercare home unlike me who`s adopted and from the Philippines. I just have minor curls mainly thick but wavy hair. It can make some small curls at certain part of my hair the longer it gets. My sister in the otherhand have more curlier hair and it gets more poofier and tangled compared my wavy thick hair texture. As my norwegian parents also divorced and mostly none of my other norwegian relatives. Even my father nobody knows how to handle thick curly hair like sisters hair or my asian thick hair. So as a sister what i had to do. Was to turn into more information about curlier hairstyle, hairproducts specialized for thicker yet stubborn curly hair like my sisters. My sister used to hate her curly hair, always wanted it more straight like her norwegian friends, which of course do not have the thickness nor the curliness as she does. I hated to see that, so what i did. I continued study into different products, which one worked better in her hair. Now she started to wear her natural hair more then ever. I also changed her hair decorations like when she going to tie her hair. She use the thicker types then the thin ones that snap right away. As she often before would get more tangled endhair before. Also i gave her as a present a wider tooth comb.
TheUptownGrrl 9
Crap Life Not trying to be rude but you should make this a separate comment, It has nothing to do with the original comment.
An average Baby potato I accidentally pressed it and sent it and i dont know how to delete messages
This lady is so lovely and soulful
This girl is one of the most beautiful human being ive ever seen
Ugh I wish there was quality natural hair salons where I live. I also love how she talked about the history of braiding in Africa.
Romae Daley i feel the same way. the hair salons in ny are not like this at all
Exactly I want to go to a hair salon and learn more about Africa and have a fun conversation with the hair stillest now I really want to go to L.A.
Yeah I thought I was going to skip through the whole braiding part but the conversation kept me watching.
Romae Daley girl I know, same! 😕
Yesse
As a non black person this was super informative and interesting to watch. Growing up around black people I was always fascinated by their hair because they were done in so many different styles and braids and I just loved the details :)
Thank you for appreciating our culture.
💗💗
Did you always touch thier hair?? Am sorry but that is a no no 😂😂😂 I would glare at anyone touching my hair
Jose Armah lol no I never touched anyone’s hair 😂always just an observer
I am a non black person as well and i love how the natural crulys arenjust perfect like my cruly are like the worst and i love yje braids and all the details
I actually like to braid my friends braids
It’s amazing how our hair unites us. I’m commenting from Kenya and I felt like I was watching my sisters. I loved that Dr. Kari understands the history of black hair. And, when she pulled out the toothbrush at the end I was like “welcome home sister!” ❣️🌺
Formula one: I’m the fastest
The lady braiding: *hold my conditioner*
What the stylist said is so true. I remember when I went natural. I'd gotten some faux locs and decorated them and I felt some type of way that I couldn't explain. I came downstairs and my (asian) husband said "You look like an African Princess." I was speechless and proud. A princess, is exactly what I felt like. Lol.
This is so precious and heartwarming!!! Made my day.
My husband is also Asian (Filipino) and there are time where I break down and cry dealing with my 3b/3c curly hair but he’s always so sweet. He praises my hair and encourages me to not get it relaxed and promises to not let our daughter feel insecure about her hair as she gets older
cheterry17 koo
That's so beautiful!
❤️🙏
She looks amazing before and after! The braids are gorgeous, especially with the gold accents!
I love her hair more without the gold though. She looks like beyonce !
Khyati Roy more like zendaya
Marcelo -well nobody asked for you opinion at all! And nobody really cares considering you know nothing about black hair.
I just love the history behind black hair it’s so amazing how a hairstyle has so much history behind it!
PS anyone going to mention not only her hair but her eye shape is absolutely gorgeous!!! Perfect almond shape and so pretty !❤️
She looks so regal, that hair is beyond amazing. I think I'm gonna cry omg
콱아론 *WE LOVE ASIANS, TOO*
The stylist, Dr. Karen, is a beautiful lady. Her hair/locs were stunning , they looked like flower petals. Plus, she gave in depth history on African braiding . Kudos for sharing this knowledge with the masses!
Kari*
Is she the fastest hairdresser when she braids African hair?
artesianrhythm I love her
Do that woman have instagram or Twitter i need her to do mine. Plz tell me her IG or her email
she has a beautiful voice too and talks so elegantly i love her!
I thinking “How can you be a doctor in hair?!” Then I saw her technique and she started talking and wow... THAT is why she’s a doctor in hair.
Also can we all just appreciate how skilled the hairdresser is?!😱 👌🏻
As a white girl I can say there is something so special in this culture. it is so full of love and pure amazingness.
@@plant8452 Lol, I don't need to.
@@plant8452 Omg buzz off, If you don't agree with me simply move on.
@@plant8452 You really sound racist. I'm the one who posted my opinion first ,so how bout if YOU don't agree, don't comment.
@@plant8452 The fact that you had the need to stop by my comment, reply to me that I should think again is already telling me things. It is MY opinion, you don't have to agree with it.
Also, I didn't say that you ARE but that you SOUND.
I can comment all I want, if I find this video about this culture and facts that hairdresser is talking about beautiful, I don't really need you to explain yourself about your disagreeing.
Please go on and disagree all you want.
I won't be replying to this anymore. Have a nice life.
Wilmis The very reason she got offended was your delivery and how you expressed yourself. So, “miss,” maybe before you comment something so condescending and rude like “Think again,” you might think about how your negativity is going to affect others. Must be sad being such a negative soul that you have to create such commotion over such a meaningful and beautiful comment. I for one agree with Random Girl as African culture truly is magnificent and beautiful in every way. I am a young white male who was able to come to this realization before even you, which is certainly concerning. You kept the argument going if you really analyze everything in this thread. You’re one of those sad people who thrive off of negativity and drama and that “miss” is no way to live. Reflect on your state of mind and way of thinking and you’ll realize just how childish and ignorant you sound. And yes, your comment was racist, as you replied “think again” to a comment speaking on African culture being beautiful. I do not know your ethnicity, but no matter what it is, that is racism and that is truly disgusting. Reply if you wish so that you may continue to thrive off of your addiction to negativity, but just know that Random Girl and I will feel the same love and respect for Africans as we did before your unnecessary bullshit. xoxo, PEACE and LOVE to all my Africans our there and to all of my fellow human beings of ALL races and ethnicities, because 🖕🏿🖕🏾🖕🏽🖕🏼🖕🏻🖕 racism! 💗💗
I want her hair
Same
Me too
Zahra R Simpson-Stairs 😍😍😁😁
I think everybody can agree to that
I have her hair and it so erggggg u can't to anything it's annoyinggggg
I was skipping some parts of the video so I can see her final look but when the salon lady started talking about the origin of the braids and their culture I immediately stop skipping and watched that part until she finished braiding her. As a non-black person it was very informative, because not all people know about these and I also like learning other cultures.
I love her hair knowledge and the sound of her voice. I also love her nails, and her posture while braiding. This woman is amazing. What I love most, is the fact that she said she moved away from the knot braiding technique. UGH. I hate braids with knots sooo much. The invisible or knotless technique I live for. Need them now. Great job, love her hair.
THAT LADY'S FINGERS WENT SO FAST OML
Clara Do ikr 😂
I love how the hair stylist told her the history of braids. All women of every race should know this information and realize it's not just a hair style but a life style. Loved it
Agreed! My cosmetology instructor grew up in Detroit and made sure we all knew how to style afro textured hair, the history, and she would bring in her own clients to our predominantly white area because she had the reputation of doing textured hair best. I'm forever grateful for the knowledge!! All hair is the best hair.
SoFreshGirl 510 it still goes on in our villages in Africa .. when the moon are out we braid and talk about history
Intelligent human you're absolutely right ,now I live in Europe and anytime I see a full moon it takes me back and I yearn for it.
but children there still enjoy this especially villages with no electricity.
This is really sweet
That Girl has lovely luscious Curly hair.
THIS GIRLS IS GORGEOUS! and her final look is amazinggg😍😍 love this sm!
Woah, she braids so fast!😱
Loved filming this with y’all 😭💗💗💗 it’s such a good video i loveeee.
Jasmine Brown that was so well done. Much success to you.
Great job on the video!
You’ve always been a queen but these braids make your crown shine brighter 👸🏽👸🏾👸🏿
We had so much fun filming with you +Jasmine Brown!!! Hope we can do it again soon ❤️
Jasmine Brown omg jasmin i have the same hair but only shorter
Jasmine is so beautiful and box braids came out so good. That doctor is a wizard-how quickly her hands moved👏🏻 I loved the cultural stories & idea of embracing your ethnicity.🥰
Do I feel tears in my eyes?,, she reminded her mom the time she was doing her hair
Some people are just soo beautiful♥️♥️♥️♥️
*Before braid, Gorgeous.*
*After braid, Gorgeous.*
*GORRGEEEOUUUUUSSSSS !!!*
Ikr her hair and her herself are a beauty
GORGEOUS,extremely thick hair,and curly hair.
Your hair is gorgeous and I love the history your stylist told. I had to share this video with friends that I know this would definitely have more meaning to. It's good to see women lifting each other like this.
NC redbird look
I mentally like this because I didn’t want to change the number 😂
Cynthiaa Rubio 1000th like
NC redbird vv jv v.
Her hair is to die for omg it’s so pretty and fluffy 😍😍
Been getting braids over the years and this is the first time I'm realising what a beautiful process it really is
I'm so glad she gave the history .. and what our hair means to us...its not just a "style" or trend it's culture..a way of life ..loved this.
its the same with other race and culture in Europe
. People just don't know about that.
its the same with other race and culture in Europe
. People just don't know about that.
Its not culture to me, its just a hairstyle. I'm not from Africa, neither are my parents, or their parents. Idk why all of a sudden y'all care about culture so much.
Spongebob It’s not just a hairstyle. It’s cultural heritage. Like the stylist said: Historically, the way black people wore their hair told a personal story. It signified status in the same way as for example a specific kind of car does now. Moreso - and something the stylist didn’t say (at least not in this video. Idk if they cut it out) - one of the first things white enslavers did before crossing the Atlantic was to cut off the hair of the black slaves. Essentially taking away what had symbolized their personality and status (they also made sure to separate people from the same tribes, rendering the slaves basically unable to communicate with eachother, but that’s another story). So when black people nowadays decide to embrace these hairstyles it’s essentially reclaiming what white people tried to take away from them. That’s why it’s not just a hairstyle. It bears cultural significance. And it’s important to acknowledge that even if you can’t relate.
Spongebob thats because you aren’t black and aren’t connected. It’s not a culture to you. It’s a culture to us. It’s a part of black culture - it is what it is 🙅🏾♀️
I love this video and her history can help so many people understand the culture of black hair braiding because when people copy and say its nothing , it really is everything
Genesis Ramsey I totally agree, it helps us white people to understand why cultural appropriation is such an offensive thing, and watching these videos makes me appreciate it more and more. It's more than just a "look" it is history.
what an absolutely beautiful look! that hair texture is gorgeous and the braids were so sleek and quick, reminded me of when my mom used to braid my hip-length hair as a kid. really appreciated the bit of history in there too!
Sending this channel loads of love from Africa Namibia 🇳🇦
The hairstylist truly broke down and greatly explained the african history of braids, we are all well enlightened now😍
I really like Dr. Kari Williams history lesson on braids. It makes so much since that when you put in hair accessories specially “gold” you feel like a Nubia Queen I love my culture 💖there is truly power in black hair... Stay turning heads!!
*Shell* Same here sis!
I did the big chop a year n 7 months.. when i tell u ather the awkward stage hunni it is power in our hair
Taz Man Lol yes girl the awkward stage was crucial but we all get through it, and blossom so beautifully.... Stay blessed y’all✌🏿
❤️
Shout out to Jasmine's mom. She's like our mom in how she kept our hair in braids when we were younger so that it was able to grow. Oh and Dr. Kari did an amazing job! Learned so much! ♥️
My mom too, it was either braids or the tightest ponytail ever.
Same here.. I am frm India, I also feel the same ❤❤
TwoLaLa e$fgrttttgrgetgyrttuesetwagarhrer
TwoLaLa my mom used to take me to my grandmas to get it braided and it was so long then she tried to perm my sisters hair and dreaded and my mom is lazy so she just cut it all off and then she cut mine off so my sister wouldn’t feel bad😭😭😭
Lol my mom kept it in braids cause she got tired of detangling it all the rom XD
The best part of this video (for me) was seeing her smile as she learned some of the history behind her culture and enjoy getting box braids for the very first time. Beautiful video!
Props to the hairdresser on the speed at which she braided too!
So glad the Dr. took the opportunity to educate. Lots of people have no idea that braids are actually far more than a style and the origin is brilliant 💪🏽🙏🏽
Can we give a moment how good that women did her hair, and how good jasmine looked in those box braids !!!!
jasmine is so pretty
Shes so beautiful! I love her hair and how she embraces her authentic self!
She looked sooooo gorgeous
She's soooo gorgeous with her natural hair and her box braids. I absolutely LOVED learning about the history of braiding. This is an AMAZING video
+allananicolas Thank you!! :) What should we do next?
Respecting black hair...I'm loving this channel
Wow! The braid wizard is definitely a braid magic note. Her voice and everything during this process was so comforting
This girls’ hair is absoluuuteeely stunning!! Soo in love with it! 😍
I’m Italian and I found this video so interesting to watch. You’re culture is very beautiful well, every culture is beautiful but it was good to learn more about yours
Omfg her hair looks amazing
Oh yeah yeah
OMG I LOVE HER HAIR, ITS SO FLOOFY
This is my favorite so far. I love how she broke everything down and explained the reasons and history of hair braiding- cuz a lot of ppl don't know. Especially when it comes to the culture
This was really fantastic. A lot of people don't know that this is why black hair styles are so special and beautiful.
+dcinfinity Thanks! What else would you like to see here?
the video sounded like poetry...rich history
Massive hair!
I would never be able to handle this much hair but it looks beautiful and healthy! I love hearing about African history and culture. Love this video
Some history facts around braiding for those who are interested:
Originating in East Africa, the braid was worn as a form of communications. It symbolized whether the wearer was married, in mourning, of age of courtship, wealthy, or to show tribe affiliation. In 1950, A French ethnologist and his team discovered a Stone Age rock painting in the Tassili Plateau of the Sahara, dating back to 3500 BCE, showing a woman with African Cornrows feeding her children.
In Ancient Egypt, Hair braids were reserved for royalty (i.e. Cleopatra and Queen Meryet Amun). The braids at this time were used for ceremonial rituals, such as, weddings and funerals.
The Greek Goddess Flavian Period was from 79-81 CE. It consisted of lavish updos, complete with wire frames, twisted braids and curls. This style became very popular among the wealthy Roman woman. Roman Emperor Titus’ daughter Julia was a follower of this hair braid, often wearing extremely elaborate updos.
Native American braids (PreCE-Present) varied from tribe to tribe, in style and cultural significance. In the Quapaw Tribe, married woman wore their hair down loose and braided if they were single. Braids were and still are worn my men of Native American decent.
In 1066-1485, Medieval European braids were braided buns and crowns. It was considered socially unacceptable for a woman to let her hair down because it was believed that a womans long tresses were associated with sinfulness and temptation.
The Mongol Empire began to grow in the 13th Century. Noblewoman wore an elaborate braided hairstyle and headpiece. The style was adorned with a “wing” in each side of the head. Two “wings” were said to evoke mythical beasts.
Modern Cornrows (1970-Present) were developed during the “Black is Beautiful” movement”. This movement encouraged African-Americans to embrace their cultural roots and natural beauty, rather than using chemicals or relaxers in their hair to straighten. The cornrow braid and the afro became very popular as this movement progressed.
Source: xquistesalonnj.wordpress.com/2013/11/11/the-history-of-the-braid/
I'm East African and Egypt doesn't count as an EA country its more of North eastern Africa
P.s the braids go all over Africa not just EA.
Not all european cultures thought it was disrespectful for women to wear their hair down. Ever heard of heathens?
The jewellery and baby hairs really brought it together. Absolutely stunning.
This makes me wanna cry, My daughter's hair is basically the same hair texture but about 8 inches longer. All through Elementary School and Middle School I would put pretty braids, hair accessories all of the time. But I don't know what happened to her since she entered High School. It almost seems that her self-esteem has dropped drastically. Every time I want to do her hair like this girl in the video or similar. My daughter always says that she does not want her hair to get a lot of attention. She also states that she does not want other girls to feel bad about their own hair. My daughter is afraid to embrace her own natural beauty. Because she is afraid of offending other girls or she is afraid that other girls will feel bad about themselves. This is so sad. I am very glad that this young lady is embracing herself in this video.
I would kill for that hair
You should just try and surprise her one day by teaching her the background of her hair and surprising her with a trip to the hair salon. try and remind her, that feeling bad and not bringing attention to yourself will not make others feel better about themselves, instead to make others feel better about themselves you need to be confident enough to love yourself
@@princesssunny4427 Thankfully you have given me an idea that I haven't thought about. I will do that...God Bless!
Male sure to write bout how it goes. Glad to help :)
I understand what your daughter might be feeling. I never wear my hair down or do elaborate styles because I don't want to draw attention. I have thick hair so wearing it down ensures people see it. I didn't want to keep people behind me from seeing what we were being taught. I didn't want my hair to be a problem for others looking back. It's a long process I'm still struggling with this myself but she needs to accept her hair really. There's a whole youtube community you could introduce her to. Take her to a curl specialist so she could see how good her hair can look. It's little things that add up and can help.
I cannot be more jealous 😭 she look GREAT before and after. And the relationship between her family members is just amazing ♥️ U can feel the love
This is so sweet she really took the time to take you under her wing and kindly talk about things about your culture you may not have heard from your mom. And educating the audience in the process.
She looked beautiful with and without the braids.. I’m jealous of her hair lol
Same
Me too😂
Haha same
Samme lol 😅
She beautiful on a wholeeee
the stylist is a gem, she talks to jasmine like its her baby... ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
SHE IS SO PRETTY!
I've never had cornrows, and certainly never wore weaves, wigs, extensions etc. Her hair looks so awesome with the braids, and the” Hair Philospher’s” complexion is so regal. Maybe one day i’ll have the patience to embrace my African roots through hair styles and experimentation but for now I'll live vicariously. I didn't know all of that history, wow, it inspires me do my own research.
Yes mama! Nonblack ppl with black kids need to take advice from jasmines mom!
half black, dont erase their other identity.
saeefa what?
Biracial you mean. Only black people can have black kids. Like white people have white kids. Asians have Asian kids
@@saeefa or better yet don't disrespect black identity
She's triracial, Mexican isn't a race
Being mexican/black is a beautiful combination...of different cultures...Besides being beautiful she has a great personality...Her mom is beautiful as well..Inside and out.
Christine Newhouse Mexican isn’t a race. Do you not realize “black” itself has multiple cultures because it IS a race. It’s like half the people in the comment section don’t think
Christine Newhouse I am black and mexican too same hair type and I have no clue what to do with mines at times ☹️
Christine Newhouse k
kiki9619 Sure will thanks 💜🦋💜
Zu Sh actually, "race" doesn't exist, we are ALL one species of human and we ALL originated from Africa. The first Europeans, Americans, Asians etc were all "black" before their features changed to adapt to the climates. Also homo sapiens are a mix of many human species that's why we have so much beautiful diversity !
Africa isn't the whole world but the whole world is Africa.
You have know idea how much love.. Between you and ma... You letting your mom doing your hair... She's so lucky!! My daughter wouldn't even let me touch her hair. I'm envious. Way to go ma!
I murdered my curly hair by straightening, bleaching, and dying it
same
Same 😭
I didn't, I'm a boy, but I just wish my hair was more acceptable for my parents, who aren't straight themselves, especially my dad, but he wasn't raised to like his hair, til this day he think it's "bad", and he's said the same thing about mine
For now I want to buy some products for my own hair type and try to rock a lot of curls
Ew
I think she looks absolutely amazing with braids👏🏽
luv this its like a documentary !!!
+nykiarodriguez Thank you! What else would you like to see from us?
I use to have hair down to my back it is short to medium I watched this 3 times I love the mixed hair using those smell good products boy 😍. I love how the hair stylist took her time knowing the specifics of your hair braiding is professional love this and her shop!!! Those braids cute Jasmine.
Her mom and her have such a great connection..
I am in love with the hair stylist and the way she speaks about our culture.. and those braids are absolutely gorgeous D:
its probably because im on my period rn but like when Dr. Kari was talking about how passing down oral traditions and braiding hair was so intrinsically linked, and how she was basically doing that with Jasmine? i started bawling 😭😭
Jasmine youre doing great and looking amazing keep it up!!!!
Wow she looks beautiful and I love how the salon owner spoke about the braids and history of the braids