So glad to see you smiling and back online Angela! 💜🧡 2:06 that’s so important because a protective style can become harmful if the hair and scalp are “neglected.” Maybe we need another way of saying “leave your hair alone” lol. 4:35 Tight hairstyles is outlawed in my life-especially because I have fine hair lol. The tension on my scalp makes it flake. That’s why I love wash and gos 😍. 6:31 😂😂😂😂😂 9:07 Yes to wash-and-gos! My scalp and hair did a 180! Long term moisture retention, minimal shedding, definition, low manipulation…it’s perfect! 10:23 yes! Washing all the strands in the same direction keeps it from tangling. I don’t even have to pre-poo or pre-detangle anymore because of that technique. 12:01 there’s definitely a learning curve with finger detangling. My hair is too fine for tools…even when I’m gentle 💀. But, I know eventually I’ll need to go thru it with a comb or brush to get the hidden shed hairs. It also helps to wash your hair more often to keep shed hairs from piling up. Great video!!!! 💜🧡
Seeing you with your wash and go it’s a push for me to put my hair in a wash and go too! I am so tempted. You always drop the most thoughtful comment! Thank you so much 💜
I am so grateful for these type of videos, finally we can all see that as Black women with all types of hair textures, we can GROW OUR HAIR LONG without dread lochs, we can grow our hair just like other races. I finally learned how to grow my hair, I do crochet braids and a weekly cleansing regimen and seal. thank you again for a great video.
This video Is very informative. I had very short hair for about 25 years. I started growing my hair three years ago. Your videos have been very helpful and I do follow your suggestions. My hair has grown from about half an inch to 10 inches. Thank you for being so honest. I have been following you for about 2 years and have seen the growth in your hair. You really inspire me.
Wow! This is amazing! I am so glad that my videos have been helpful in your hair journey. I think you might be one of my longest subscribers at this point 😊 I’ll love to share your comment to my community page.
You hot SOO MANY key points and thankfully I practice the ones that Benefit hair health and growth! I too have been in my 8 cornrows (under my put-on/pull-off wigs). Can't wait to remove in a few weeks and repeat the process. I am Finally taking great care of my hair!
Hello young Lady, I feel awful sharing this .. been natural 27 yrs, never knew what to do w my crown till round 10 yrs ago, finally understanding what and wht not to in order to thrive.. I Hav always loved my hair, just didn't no wht to do in order to keep it.. This is the CRAZY part, I'm only shoulder length and LOVE it...much longer than a yr ago it's growing like wild fire now all thanks to ladies such as urself 😄 Thank you so much for sharing ur journey w/everyone God Bless and stay safe MJD
Awww! You should not feel awful sharing your natural hair journey, we all learn through our hair journey. I am so glad you have passed the phase of not knowing what to do with your hair and I’m so happy that my videos have been helpful. Thank you so much for sharing this 🥰
I had a single crown braid in the other day, and it looked very pretty, but one spot was just too tight, and after 4 days I took it out. Then I wore a wash and go for three days and my scalp was SOOO happy. It really is the best tension-free hair style. 😊
So glad to see you smiling and back online Angela! 💜🧡
2:06 that’s so important because a protective style can become harmful if the hair and scalp are “neglected.” Maybe we need another way of saying “leave your hair alone” lol.
4:35 Tight hairstyles is outlawed in my life-especially because I have fine hair lol. The tension on my scalp makes it flake. That’s why I love wash and gos 😍.
6:31 😂😂😂😂😂
9:07 Yes to wash-and-gos! My scalp and hair did a 180! Long term moisture retention, minimal shedding, definition, low manipulation…it’s perfect!
10:23 yes! Washing all the strands in the same direction keeps it from tangling. I don’t even have to pre-poo or pre-detangle anymore because of that technique.
12:01 there’s definitely a learning curve with finger detangling. My hair is too fine for tools…even when I’m gentle 💀. But, I know eventually I’ll need to go thru it with a comb or brush to get the hidden shed hairs. It also helps to wash your hair more often to keep shed hairs from piling up.
Great video!!!! 💜🧡
Seeing you with your wash and go it’s a push for me to put my hair in a wash and go too! I am so tempted.
You always drop the most thoughtful comment! Thank you so much 💜
Thank you so much for watching today’s video! 💜
Almost 3 years I have been natural 2 strand twists have been the backbone of everything..from washing my hair, to styling...you name it.
Two strand twist never fails!
How often do you condition and braid or two strand twist.
I am so grateful for these type of videos, finally we can all see that as Black women with all types of hair textures, we can GROW OUR HAIR LONG without dread lochs, we can grow our hair just like other races. I finally learned how to grow my hair, I do crochet braids and a weekly cleansing regimen and seal. thank you again for a great video.
This video Is very informative.
I had very short hair for about 25 years. I started growing my hair three years ago. Your videos have been very helpful and I do follow your suggestions. My hair has grown from about half an inch to 10 inches.
Thank you for being so honest. I have been following you for about 2 years and have seen the growth in your hair. You really inspire me.
Wow! This is amazing! I am so glad that my videos have been helpful in your hair journey. I think you might be one of my longest subscribers at this point 😊 I’ll love to share your comment to my community page.
Yes
I look forward to seeing your videos.
You hot SOO MANY key points and thankfully I practice the ones that Benefit hair health and growth! I too have been in my 8 cornrows (under my put-on/pull-off wigs). Can't wait to remove in a few weeks and repeat the process. I am Finally taking great care of my hair!
I am so glad that you’re finally great care of your hair, it is all about finding what works and sticking to it. 👏🏾👏🏾
Hello young Lady,
I feel awful sharing this .. been natural 27 yrs, never knew what to do w my crown till round 10 yrs ago, finally understanding what and wht not to in order to thrive.. I Hav always loved my hair, just didn't no wht to do in order to keep it.. This is the CRAZY part, I'm only shoulder length and LOVE it...much longer than a yr ago it's growing like wild fire now all thanks to ladies such as urself 😄
Thank you so much for sharing ur journey w/everyone
God Bless and stay safe
MJD
Awww! You should not feel awful sharing your natural hair journey, we all learn through our hair journey. I am so glad you have passed the phase of not knowing what to do with your hair and I’m so happy that my videos have been helpful.
Thank you so much for sharing this 🥰
I agree. with everything you said...❤
I had a single crown braid in the other day, and it looked very pretty, but one spot was just too tight, and after 4 days I took it out. Then I wore a wash and go for three days and my scalp was SOOO happy. It really is the best tension-free hair style. 😊
You can never go wrong with a wash and go! It’s great you did a hairstyle that made your scalp feel happy! 👏🏾👏🏾
Great great tips!!! You’re definitely providing helpful information.
Your hairs so beautiful 😍
Thank you so much Cammy 💜
@@afrolique you’re welcome ☺️
Thank you soon much fie the tips, I really enjoyed this video❤️❤️
Thank you so much for watching 💜
Thanks so much for sharing this informative video. I'm definitely going to follow your advice thanks!! God bless and enjoy your weekend 🙏🏾🥰❣️
I am glad you found some helpful tips in this video, I had a great weekend and I hope you did too. 💜
@@afrolique Yes I did and thanks I have a blessed weekend. 🙏🏾🥰❣️
Thank you for sharing🌹
You are so welcome
Please is fulani braids an over manipulative hairstyle ?
If installed and taken down carefully, it’s not. I’ll advise you go to a stylist that knows how to work on natural hair
Hello, where are u from
Nigeria 🇳🇬
@@afrolique cool!