she said white women not supposed to get braids 😱 | HAIR CARE NOT RACE
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- braids are for anyone ! its a protective hairstyle! thanks for watching! remember cultures are meant to be shared !
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It's sad when people, especially black people, continue to believe the myth that black people have a higher pain tolerance. It simply is not true.
It's so dumb, too. Taking idioms literal is just shamefully ignorant. I'm of Greek and Belgian descent and I've been called hard-headed by everyone I know. They're definitely not wrong. But to take it literal? I'm so tired of the idiocy....
Yes. It comes from the days of slavery, so it's really not a good thing
Yea my friend takes tylenol before getting het hair done I seen her sitting in the chair on the verge of tears
This is ironic because my friend was telling me that medical professionals used to believe the same and wouldn’t give African American people the proper pain treatment. they would even do procedures with no anesthesia 😩😩😩😢 just ignorant .
@@srivera4339that’s smart!
As a white female barber I cut any head that walks in, we don’t often get black folks in but I can still do a mean fade. I keep a drawer full of special tools and products just for black hair. It is fun to me because you do have to cut the hair differently and I have started to gain a black clientele because of the care and love I put into my craft. My clients have said even the black barber shops dont fully pick out their hair like I do and that makes me happy because I want to take the best care for every one of my client’s. ALL are welcome in my chair! You can tell this woman was intentionally trying to hurt this woman… just by the way she is trying to comb out her ends just straight yanking her BLEACHED hair.
Yes!!! God bless you sweetie 😊
This! I'm no hairdresser but I did grow up in a black neighborhood and my friend's mom's would do my hair. They always made sure they had a brush and a comb because they knew my hair would tangle. Never had a problem.
Let’s be realistic. The way they were looking at the camera and both doing a little too much, supports that it was a skit. We can’t assume things are real when it’s this staged. The camera or phone is set up right in front of them, is stationary and it’s doubtful the stylist would be doing all that eye rolling unless she knew she was filming and would be posting the video. 😅
this is racism at its finest 😮
I heard a great one the other day. Interviewer asked homie what his favorite race is... Dude said, "The human race; we all different shades of wheat!" And then the next clip is a paint shop sample sheet of the different shades of wheat and it was all of us!!! From palest to darkest... All shades of us people y'all!!!
I’ve been telling people for years, If you have to put a color descriptive in your sentence about another human being, you inherently are the problem! And it takes a while for people to understand what that means. We are all human. We all bleed the same color. Like you said there’s only one race and that’s the human race! When I meet someone new, I don’t even see color. I judge people on their character and I give back the energy that is given to if another person comes at me respectfully they will get respect back every time no matter what they look like, but if they come at me sideways, they’re gonna get that back in double. We’re all human we all make similar mistakes and we all want the same things out of life. to be loved and to be happy. Neither of those are dependent on skin tone.
stay blessed!
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Beautiful
@@LauraleyBExactky I can’t even wrap my head around how one person can think they are better than another person because of the color of their skin when we are literally all the same … it’s mind boggling
@@LauraleyBfrrr. I know people who always include race when describing ppl and I just don’t get why. It’s def not necessary
Isn't Alica biracial lmao 😂
Yes she is her mom is white
I wish a great deal of ill upon the woman ranting at the beginning. My mother has early onset dementia. She's a homebody. Her hair got so matted, it took me 3 days to detangle. She's got beautiful long hair, but that was a nightmare. I'm going to have her get braids so she can have long hair and feel beautiful but also be comfortable and clean. Race is absolutely irrelevant.
I think it’s a skit to bring awareness to the situation
White girl here, presuming your mother is white, I asked my white friend who's had corn rows for years, she said make sure the stylist has experience braiding white hair and knows not to braid as tight as typical black hair. The woman in the video said our scalps our different, but it's actually the hair, look up the Andre Walker Hair Typing System. If a stylist braids the hair too tight, especially on Type 1 or 2 hair, the tension can pull the hair out. Best wishes to you and your mom!
@@TeacupHeart Oh! Thank you so much, I very much appreciate this! And please extend my thanks to your friend as well! I will look up that system right away. I'm very glad you took the time to share this, I wouldn't have known otherwise. My family is _very_ Greek, so I have 3c hair but my mother has only 1b hair, especially now that it's long. Blessings on you and your family! 🙏
Did she really intentionally hurt this woman Because of her skin color?
Kinda seems like it.
It certainly appears that way, but she was sure happy to take her money.
They both work in the medical field if you look in the background you can see the a guy at the desk in scrubs and she is wearing scrubs I think she was she doing this to try and prove some sort of point
Yes 100% racist behavior!
It looks like she is being gentle. Her hair was clearly tangled.
The moment the voice over in the first part said "that's what they meant when they called us hard-headed", I remembered an article I read about the history of gynaecology. They would experiment on black women (treating fistula if I remember correctly) without any kind of anaesthetic because "they didn't feel pain anyway". I hope the 'hard-headedness' isn't something left over from that line of thinking, it's awful and dehumanising :(
I'm black and have zero tolerance to my hair being done. It hurts. Alot. Sensitive scalp, migraines everything..
I always do my own hair so no one TOUCHES my head.
Do you find corn rows make your migraines worse? A major reason why I've never got my hair braided is because I have chronic migraines and I'm scared they'll make the migraines worse.
@@amandah2866 Yes, yes
@@sarahabeid2432 That's sad to hear. I can't do my own hair.
white but i have migraines too and thats whats up. i only cut my own hair. i dont give a shit if it looks terrible. at least im building a skill in grooming myself and saving money
@@amandah2866 some kids put me in these super tight braids once. they were gorgeous esp cause my hair was like 3 ft at the time lol but i get such mf headaches from styles like that. most i can manage is high pigtails with short or medium hair and not for too long. it made me think omfg how do black girls do this all the time
It looks like she’s pulling extra hard on her hair. Why do it if you don’t want to?
I’ve been black all my life and can’t handle those braids 😂
This made me chuckle 😂
My mom used to (I know it’s not exactly the same) do French braids in my hair every morning and omg they made my scalp hurt 😢😂 (latina)
I do feel like over time your skin gets more used to it 🤷🏻♀️🤔
My grandma always styled my hair in a single tight French braid. As a withe girl that tried every type of braid I can say that the French braid it's the tighest. I asked grandma to do it when I had 3 hour mma and kickboxe practice, was the only style that stayed. The error here it's how the "hairdresser" because of her bias didn't think to spray a little water or use a litlle bit of oil and it's obvious she didn't even BRUSH AND DETANGLE the poor client hair before starting. Of course she's hurting! You didn't treat her professionally
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That's sad! No one deserves this type of treatment.
@protectedearthempress3986 Of course, I had a conversation with the assistant of my hairdresser because at first she was very forceful 'cause I have a looot if hair and she wanted to be quicker. Now she literally massage my scalp and we are friends 😁 She want to do many Vikings braids (and that's gonna take like 4/5 hours) because she like to experiment with my style (with my consent of course) and because even if I am from South Italy I look more Celtic/Viking than Mediterranean. (Well Ancient Roman were blonde/red haired and had relationships with Vikings and Celtics). Sometimes you just have yo talk I guess 🤷🏼♀️. This video otherwise it's racist so I really hope it's just trolling
I'm white. I've had braids many times. We've all had a mother that brushed hell outta our hair to get knots out. Whacking your head hard with brush and pulling. And my 80s and 90s friends, those damn ponytails with beads to that would sling shot you in the head if she lost it or them barrettes that felt like took skin off.
😂😂😂😂😂 yep
My grandaughter, who's white, had hers done with extentions all the way to her bottom in Ghana. It looked gorgeous. The only problem was the headaches .
Her brother, who had his 1st head of twists, had it done a couple of months ago and ended up having to have days off school because of the headaches.
We were really worried about him having them done again, different hairdresser this time, not one headache.
Just proves its down to the hairdressers
One time when I was in hs my mom took me to a Walmart stylist. She messed up my hair so bad that it was 2 inches off of my scalp. A friend of mine at the time took me to a braider . She braided my hair with hair added in and it was gorgeous. At that time everyone was wearing braids, it was the Alisha keys era . This style allowed my hair to grow enough to be able to get a proper cut when taken out. The braids kept me from getting bullied . The stylist was nice and even made fun of herself for not being able to get my last braid because of my fine hair. She was a cool lady . I would never get them now knowing the stigma that comes with a non Blk person having braids (I’m Latina) but man it sure would be nice to not have to mess with my hair again for a few weeks. 😩😂♥️ my friends brag about how the braids are nice for them in this Texas heat because their scalp can feel the breeze and I’m sad that I’ll never experience that again😢😂
I wish that braider knew the magnitude of what she did for me. I appreciate her so much ❤❤❤
Have you considered sew-ins, wig installs, or other protective styles?
Honey, I’m one of five of my parent’s black children. I’m the only one that looks white. I can tell you the amount of times I was complimented by EVERYONE. I ask about it now, weird but I ask in random convo what they think. I have never in my whole 27 years of life heard them say they would be offended by any of it. None of them understood why there is such a problem. I believe it all comes down to your confidence. They don’t feel secure or confident in themselves. They have to point out what THEY find “wrong” with other people because maybe you rock it. BUT NEVER LET SOMEONE TELL YOU THAT YOU CAN’T. only you know what’s good for your hair and do what you need to be the best you.
I'm so sick of hearing about this. Braids have been a popular hairstyle for a lot of countries, including European ones. And about that "black ppl have thicker "hard wooden" scalp" that's not true, if it was, black ppl probably couldn't left their head off of the ground or their heads would be much heavier to the point where they can't stand up straight,
Edit: Sorry forgot to say this. It's the hair that's different, not the scalp. One can handle looser braids while the other can handle tighter ones. I know there is another reason, I just don't remember what. Sorry :(
European here. Braids were always part of our cultural heritage. Please stop insulting us.
My mother made me wear a bonnet on my hair when i waa young until my rebelious teens and im white .She braided my hair if there was an out break of headlice .But the bonnet everynight as i had curly hair .
Isnt it racist to think white abd blabk SCALPS are different?! Isnt it skin?
But they are some white people with textured hair just like black people and sometimes braids are the solution
I had a good friend who is a black female and her son who was four used to CRY like crazy when he would get his hair braided, he was SUPER tender headed and how that is almost 10 years old he got used to it, my friend said that when she was a youngster she too was tender headed but after getting used to being braided and doing all kinds of hairstyles she got used to it! I know a lot of people who are naturally tender headed and there are some who are not! It just depends but I like seeing all kinds of people sharing their cultures and heritage with one another! It’s soo cool! 😊
@@hiya-peeps exactly.
@@arielslack7015 I don't understand why women with waves or straight hair can't get braids. Why only textured hair? It's not the hair texture that is vulnerable. It's the root.
My sister is a crybaby she has type 4 hair and the slightest move makes her scream in pain! Pain tolerance has nothing to do with race she’s just unprofessional and they wonder why people stopped going to them to get their hair done
You over here doing gods work i swear
The original video is satire. They were/are colleagues that have a lot of videos together on the OP’s TikTok page
That hairdresser should be fired for not doing her job right
This video is embarrassing for both parties involved. Yikes.
The customer cannot properly communicate and withstand the tension, and the hair dresser is mocking her. I do not recommend this video, as it might create more division than education.
Thank u for this! My 9 year old daughter has always begged me to give her little braids for years. But there's always been ppl that have shitty opinions of "white women" in hairstyles that are typically worn by African American women. But we aren't just what we appear, we have ancestors from ALL over the WORLD, Chinese Dai, Nigerian, Sicilian, European, Iberian, Bengali. I feel as though it's more than likely the same case for a vast majority of other "white people". Lol but what would/wouldn't b "cultural appropriation" could we celebrate our ancestors history/cultures freely or how do y'all think that works?
Represent
My Mexican ass getting braids at 13 after my Japanese stepmom complained about dealing with my hair when we went to Mexico since we were there for a week and got one "shower" AKA bathing suit warmed up pot of water dumped on our head and then 3 in 1 to wash up my hair was a shit show. Stepmom's coworker told her so braid her hair! She needs a protective style! My step mom told me she was going to braid my hair and I was like ummm I don't think that's for me? This was the first time since I was like 9 that I wasn't scratching the shit out of my scalp till it bled because I had so much sand stuck in my hair.
First of all, braids shouldnt even hurt to such a degree. 2nd, ANYONE can be racist. Another thing is that gateleeping culture isn't as okay as people think. Why share culture just to gatekeep it and prevent people from partaking in it?
All of this is my personal opinion, except for the thing about everyone can be racist. That wasnt much of an opinion, it was more of a fact.
I could be wrong but I see this gatekeeping of culture most commonly from US people of all colours. Here in Australia cultural appropriation wasn't really talked about until social media became really big. Now we do have issues of real appropriation here, where Indigenous Australians have had their artwork taken from their ancestral country, sacred sites have been destroyed, and people in the tourism industry have made fake artworks that claim to be made on country by local indigenous artists. However, people here are often happy to share their culture specifically through food but I've also had such positivity and excitement when talking to Chinese people about their tea culture and Melbourne is well known for embracing coffee and the various cultures associated with coffee.
@@amandah2866 its gross that people do that. People call everything cultural approproation when there are really people out there suffering with REAL appropriation.
Im not american, i am an american citizen but im not born there. Im not australian but i do know it happens in america alot. I'm sorry for those people, people can be amaxing but so cruel at the same time.
I hope those australians are doing okay now, i can imagine how painful it was for them to lose their ancestral country and sacred sites.
Im glad you had a good experience eith talking to other people about their cultures. :)
Thank you for saying this! I'm biracial (half-white and half-black) and I've been called both hard-headed and tender-headed. It has nothing to do with race and everything to do with the needs of the client and the skill/process of the hairdresser/cosmetologist/hair stylist.
When I was a child, my mom (the white parent) used to detangle my hair when it was dry, leading to a LOT of pain. My dad (the black parent) and my godmother (Puerto Rican Taino) knew my hair had to be wet/damp because my hair was a lot more like theirs while my mom's was wavy and could be brushed out while dry. None of them are professionals, but I wanted to share my experience. Pain tolerance should be accounted for regardless of who the client is.
I’m tender like a tomato, I cringe at a wash.
Some people's hair just aren't cut out for braids, it has nothing to do with race. I wish people would stop making it about race and pay attention to the important factors. One of my grandmas has never had thick hair and her hair was never really suited for braids. Out of her like 2-3 sisters, only one of them had fairly thick hair. They are all black women and their mother even had fairly thin hair. Focus on texture, tightness, styles, and anything else that could be damaging to the person's scalp/hair. Look at how well it compliments their style or how it makes them feel.
@@itzAurora_Xoxo thin curly fine hair, put some special mousse for your type of hair and twist it with your fingers. I let mine air dry. I don't want to get split ends.
Had tumors and thyroid disease and my hair is literally as thin as a silk thread 🪡 and I’ve lost 1/2 my head of hair. It ain’t coming back. I barely can handle a ponytail and usually just a small twist with one bobypin will do it. It sucks. Hair is a big thing in our society no matter what your race is. But you do have to be careful if you want to keep yours what you chose. No perms, no braids, no hairspray for me. I am still trying to figure out how to use wigs because my hair can’t handle the weight of extensions. But it is what it is. I only comment because I feel like no one really knows what someone’s gone thru and we need more compassion. This video hurt my soul.
@@Ladylibidex yes I don't let anyone touch my hair, barely a stylist. Mainly because of envy. I don't need that type of energy.
Thank you for all the positivity you have shared. ❤
Oh now that I'm not focused on the unbrushed hair of the blonde and gorgeous hair of the "hairdresser" it looks like it's a troll. They look like nurses, I think she was trolling the people that said the blacks have different scalps from whites?
yeah, definitely looks like a parody or joke video, thankfully
Love that quote. "We are better together!" Amen to that.🙏💕
I had a girlfriend cornroe my hair once 😂 pulling my hair so tight I got a facelift too. She had no hate about it because I was white. 🙃 Ugly is in the heart not in the hair or skin.
Crazy. Learn to do your own hair. Hair day with my daughter takes the whole day. I’m VERY gentle. If I hurt her, she’s allowed to smack my leg. (Usually she sits in my lap. She’s also 7 and autistic) Physical touch is supposed to be relaxing. I’ve done my black mother in laws sectioning for her braids. My friend’s whole head of braids. I do locs - my husband and son. Hair is meant to be like food… care, detail, connection, skills passed on. This is such an energetically terrible interaction to see on film. And I’ve seen this same energy in different situations soooo many times. The lizard overlords love to see division amongst us all.
You give me hope in humanity.
What the hell!!!! White scalp/ black scalp - - WOW! I just got schooled, because I never thought there was a difference, and neither does the stylist. She just made up this bs crap.
We may have different hair textures, but again, scalps are scalps. All races can experience dry, oily, and or normal scalps - - however, some people are tender- headed regardless of their race. And, if you’re pulling and yanking on someone’s hair, regardless if you’re not tender-headed, you’re going to feel pain.
Alicia Keys' Mom is red haired and 🏻 skinned.
One at a time, we can be the change. My kids don't see color, and hopefully they'll raise theirs the same! Love you my sis❤
Yep
Love your braid. Braids make a lady beautiful no matter what color you are.
Im white girl with natural red hair. I got my whole ass head braided when i was in 5th grade when i went on vacation and my hair and head was fine. (Aside from getting burned but that’s my fault for not putting sunscreen on my scalp.)
The best part was when i took them out at school about a month later, this black girl who i didn’t know, i had seen her around but i didn’t actually know her or her name, came right up to me and started helping me. Basically told my friends to get lost so she could take care of it cuz she knew what she was doing and gave me all sorts of advice like to wash my hair when i got home but NOT before i brush my hair cuz my hair would fall out. She was so nice and helped me when she didn’t need to.
Just a girl helping out another girl, that’s all it was and thats all I saw it as. Why can’t we go back to that?
That was obviously her friend tho
We are better together ❤ that is very beautifully said! Love and light to all! ❤Amen 🙏
you might LOOK different depending on your hair texture, because goodness knows I cannot make your fine thin hair look like a black girl’s coils no matter how hard I try, but I can certainly braid it. there’s literally no rule saying I can’t.
So she made it hurt as bad as she possibly could😂 shes the reason i quit paying to get my hair done because some women are hatera. Black or white.
I thought hairdressers were supposed to respond to their client’s pain and adjust accordingly, so I can’t believe she posted the video in the first place when all it does is make her look unprofessional and bad at her job. My black friends have had to get braids taken out for being too tight, and it’s a larger concern than whether or not the braids will stay because braids that are too tight will cause hair loss on ANYONE. You can’t just slap a style onto a person without customizing it to their body. She should’ve stopped when the woman screwed up her face and just made the braids a little bit looser while explaining why.
Wth is up with that logic? Just because you can’t SEE visible warning signs that you’re hurting a darker-skinned client quite as easily as on this gal doesn’t mean you’re not!
That was very mean for her to treat her client that way and record her while spewing insults. And she was not gentle with her hair either. I feel so sad for the client 😢
Ma’am! I am so tender headed I’m in pain watching you braid her hair😂😂😂😂
I grew up in a majority black neighborhood. I had my hair done by black women when I was a little girl. They asked me if I was tender-headed. I was not. One of my black friends was. It has nothing to do with race and everything to do with whether or not you've got a tender head.
I got good pain tolerance. Including my scalp. Couldn’t imagine trying to hurt someone though or not being more cautious.
Look, ik it's frowned on to say "I got a lotta black friends" but I grew up in New Orleans so ofc I do and not one of my friends keeps a straight face while they get they're braids done. Lol men and women alike. When we were kids in school I went along and sat and watched, fascinated, wanted it done too so bestie and me could match. Her mom paid to get some lil side braids put in bc she didn't wanna change my hair up to much without my mom's consent but bestie and me thought we were twins for weeksssss and sooooo many adults were cruel to us both bc of it. Grown people told me I was racist and stealing culture, grown people told bestie she was betraying her race etc etc. We didn't understand and cried ofc and both our moms went full Mama Bear. Were in our late 20s now and still get our hair done together. Sometimes I still get some braids put in. Funny thing is I'm Dutch and moved to the US later and braids are a part of our culture too. Different kinds of braids but the further north you go, the closer to the scalp people braid etc and it comes from Norse cultures and germanic cultures needing to keep their hair tucked away for farming or battle. Braids don't belong to one race or culture and as a kid I was SO confused moving to the US where everybody seems to somehow own something and never shared. Suddenly I was mocked for having my braids done even tho it was a shared cultural tie for us both, just in different ways. As an adult, I left the US as soon as I could. Even diagnosed with PTSD (not hair related) for the crazy shit that goes on there. It's a really messed up country with a bizarre concept of freedom that poisons the perspective of anyone ingrained in American culture.
I’m white and had used braids most my life because I had thin hair but didn’t want it short. I braided it because of work regulations. I’m old now and have arthritis so I can’t braid it down anymore so I keep it short. Fine thin wispy hair just isn’t good for length. It’s too fly away and easily breaks. I could do it myself because I only had enough hair for two 1/8” thick braids.
Right, It’s not about what race is made for braids but about if your scalp is used to tight hairstyles like braids or not .
As a 4c hair that avoided tight braids my whole life and mostly do soft twists to keep my scalp healthy, when my mom tries to do braids style on my hair I have the same facial expressions this lady has.
You can be black and have a sensitive scalp just like you can be caucasian and have a strong scalp, caucasian vikings used to do small braids styles and they were used to it.
I'm a white woman who's had cornrows before although it's been awhile since the last time I've had them and yes it hurt while I was getting them done (tender headed lol) the pain did go away and I still have all my hair on my head
Not even the comment on braids, but that scalp comment 👀 umm, I know a lot of Black folks who cannot even sit through the combing out of the kinks before the braiding process. I did one lil boy's hair in braids & he was so tender headed (all his hair was super coarse) that he would squirm in his chair & was low-key crying. I felt bad & wanted to stop. Esp because I'm not a pro, I'm an amateur braider that just braids me & my son's natural hair with an occasional loved one's hair. I cannot even braid tight if I wanted to, & that boy couldn't handle it "hard headed" & all. I hope that White woman left a bad review
Honestly as a black woman I don't get my hair braided for this reason, it's too painful and I lose hair because of it.
Why is this myth that braids have to hurt to begin with...that's how you cause hair loss!! Black or white let's start being kinder to each other. The world is falling apart we are all we have...❤ peace,love and light.
Shiit...i used to get my hair done in braids before games(volleyball, softball, and soccer) cuz i cant stand my hair in my face, and i didnt sweat up there as much. I went to a school in the "hood", and I was a favorite among the black girls because my hair was so long, and i knew how to sit still😂. But i came out with some awesome designs!!! Now, at 38, ive honestly been thinking about getting them done again. Kinda miss them!!
(Forgot to mention im a "white" girl😉🤣)
I am white and many years ago I got my hair braided. I’m so old , I wanted to look like Bo Derek. Look it up. Anyway, my scalp got sunburned because it had never seen the sun. Other than that I really liked it.
I hate when people think braiding to hurt someone is doing it “right”. Sometimes it’s not ‘tenderheadedness’…
I wouldn’t agree to a long braiding session (or any service) with someone spewing hates into my body and soul like that.
Braids have been a thing for thousands of years in Europe culture. Dutch braids..which they claim in South Africa but many South Africans are Dutch 😉
My mom’s friend did my hair in braids it was so beautiful she did a wonderful job but boy it’s a lot of work P.s I’m white and got them! They do look so nice ❤
You know, a hairdo is a hairdo. If a white person wants braids then she should wear them. Black women straighten their hair all the time. I have not heard even one white woman complain about that!! I am really tired of the double standard. We are all better together. Ladies, wear your however you want.
Black people for everybody but themselves
To each their own. I don't get mad when I see a black woman rocking a long blond wig 🤷♀️
“We are better together.” Awesome. First hairstylist was an awful human being.
I thought it hurt for everyone to get braids. I saw a guy throw up. Was he faking it?
My mother has a very hard head in the way this woman meant it. You can yank on her hair all day and she won't care. I have a very soft head, I hated getting my hair brushed as a child, more because my mother had no sympathy for me at all because she did not understand and had no patience. My mother is not a different race than I am. This makes no sense.
I know a ton of black people who are tender headed. That was just a bad and toxic hairdresser trying to make something racial when it’s not. 😂
Thats terrible. She literally braided this woman's hair too tight. The fact that she's rolling her eyes as she does it speaks volumes. 😢 i hope the lady finds a new braider.
I know that was just a skit, but it is racist
Can you imagine if the roles were reversed? Everyone would be up in our arms
Why is this allowed to happen?
Thank you
Wow, what a way for that crazy to represent her salon. I went to beaches in Mexico years ago and a lot of ladies and their daughters walk the beach looking to braid people's hair right there as a way to make money. I'm white and had super long hair. I paid them to braid my hair. Because it was so long, it took hours. It wasn't comfortable but it absolutely didn't hurt! If I lived near this ladies salon, I'd tell everyone I know NOT to go to her!
According to her logic black people can't straighten their hair.🤦
What that is is Racism, plain and simple Racism.
That's so rude rolling her eyes at that lady
Who gone tell her Alicia Keys is mixed and her mom is white...
I guess she has never heard of vikings...in our culture braids are normal things
Just for clarification is the first video a parody? Like a skit critiquing hairdressers? Cuz she can't be a real hairdresser. All those faces she was making seem so dramatic almost performative my brain can't distinguish if she is acting or not. Someone please help 😫
My 64 year old neighbor…old school..braids my hair. She offered to put some braids in to relieve my headaches and take the bulk out. I’m as white as they come.
Ew no. You’re actually trying to make her bald. The way you act, you will be lucky to make any money.
Stop pulling the hair
I have a feeling many white Appalachian woman have worn braids w no prob?
We all bleed red
Is the first video even real because those certainly aren’t “Alicia keys” braids
If she didn't know how to braid that texture she could have just said that. If you cant work all textures then say it. This must be a skit, because that womans hair was bone dry, not a drop of gel or nothing not even a comb through 😂😂 i know its fake
In the end, we’re all just eggs. no matter what color our shell is. 👍
Oh yeah? How about black people stop straightening their Brillo pads?
First of all cultures overlap, so before you start screaming about appropriation, maybe take a peek at world history and other peoples from around the world. Second, while I do not doubt your culture has a rich history of braids, so do MANY others. Since the Stone Age, when braids entered common usage. Third, why are you being so ROUGH??!? Any stylist who touched me like that might get hurt, and I most certainly wouldn't stay in your chair! Don't take your anger or your RACISM out of your clients!
I didn’t even know Alicia keys is black, is she actually?
She must not like money 💰. Besides hair style is the same as artistic expression. Very closed minded to think this way. People need to get over themselves! You are not that special to think something ONLY belongs to you! Open your mind and grow…
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Interesting flex that your clients have to be particularly tough to tolerate your braiding? Haven’t we settled by now that overly tight braids are a great way to end up with thinning hair and receding edges? So cool, basically you just advertised that you always braid so tight your clients are going to be in pain and if they see you regularly they’ll probably lose hairs.
This is staged. They are working in the hospital 😂 this is a skit. Registration and RN 😆
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Cute as a button
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What was that a skit with real sound or was it all a joke