I've noticed your videos are shorter still with great information . I like them more. I guess since your a mother of a beautiful new baby and still running a profitable business and you're still film yourself...that takes time. But I like it edited and shorter versions. Informative! Great job. Take care
So beautiful, she has a massive amount of hair. I know about 4c hair. And everything you mentioned Crystal, you are spot on. You once again, did your thing Crystal. Blessings always to you and yours 🙏🏾 💞
My hair is also long 4c low porosity and high density. I would like to add for the ladies that are looking to this video for tips.. a lot of the things mentioned are good for occasions not daily. 1. Keep hair stretched basically at all times, do wash and goes sparingly. ...Doesn't need to be blow dried but for example I moisturize my hair with a low porosity friendly leave in, when it's wet, seal the ENDS ONLY with A HEAVY butter, ( which prevents single strand knots and splits) and put the hair in braids with twists at the end. I will never allow a braid out to shrink up. 2. Do not brush hair daily. This is insane, if ur hair is stretched, it shouldn't tangle. Detangle with a high slip conditioner before you shampoo. Sometimes that means they will have silicone. So be it... Deep condition with heat and never rinse with cold water as leave in won't penetrate after. I also avoid proteins in my products as they definitely cause more single strand knots to form in my low porosity hair and don't add much benefits.
I think she means to comb or brush it into a style if it is loose so it remains stretched. Some naturals like to wear puffs and wash and go's all the time without stretching the hair. My hair likes to tangle so even for me finger combing is detangling if i wear my hair loose but for 75% of the time my hair is twisted or braided up.
4c cannot wash and go successfully. If 4c hair isn't tamed in some sort of twist, it tangles on itself. I try to only use a comb once a year. I'm 4c. I finger detangle. When diligent I detangle every 4 days. But when life gets in the way I've gone 6 weeks with a twist style and paid for it with massive shedding. However being natural and using my fingers did give me growth I never thought I'd have, but for me that was going from top of ear length to shoulder length. My hair is fine and thin, but looks good when pressed. I'm so tired of not having pretty hair, always wearing a headband or beret because my twists aren't attractive. I'm thinking of getting a relaxer and treating it gently, cool drying, wearing curlers. Maybe I can hang on to my length.
My hair is exactly like her's. Coarse, resistant strands, extremely low porosity, dense 4c hair. So resistant that a super relaxer didn't even phase my curl pattern after 35 minutes during a patch test. I had to literally use the blow dryer's heat to get the cuticle to open during the relaxer for it to straighten. Too much work to replicate on my actual head of hair, so i am now opting to become a straight natural instead.
@@taylorl366 it depends on the condition of your own hair. Each silk press i get comes with a deep conditioning treatment. The more you do them, the longer it should last before reverting. My 1st silk press poofed up within 2 hours. When i say poof i mean not bone straight anymore, but still very soft and fluffy. My second one went 2 days before poofing. Now i'm on my fourth one in a row and it took a week to slightly poof, but it's still "straight" 2 weeks later. I pin curl it every night to keep the spiral curls smooth longer. Once it poofs more than i'd like, i just pull it into a ponytail and that keeps it straight for me. They usually last me until the next wash. Now if i start sweating, my roots start having a family reunion immediately.
While this type hair has its challenges when it is healthy it styles the best ; Bob, Barrel curls, spiral curls… It’s density and texture is like no other.
Hello for London Uk , white lady with wavy hair , so not Crystals typical client and I'm also not a hairdresser . I love these videos , I love seeing all the clients , all their wonderful hair and the amazing transformations . I especially like the videos when a client comes in with a medical problem and walks out of the salon looking a million dollars .... I have learnt a lot too and quite often get the question of the day correct 😊. Happy Thanksgiving I hope that you have all had a wonderful happy thankful day . X x 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Nice result. My hair is short, sparse density 4c. I have concluded that nothing works on my hair. The only product I now use is a medicated shampoo for my seborrheic dermatitis to wash twice weekly. However, just for the experience, I would like to have my hair professionally silk pressed, and without added products. I don’t know if that is even an option.🤔
This is my hair. The one thing I will do differently is put my hair to bed,so it's not tangled the next day. I just trimmed my hair two weeks ago, and my silk press lasted a day. Lol!
Hi Crystal, I am interested in the Ultra Hydrate protein free Deep hydrating hair mask with snail mucin, however the website doesn’t list the ingredients, are you able to update the website to include it?
Great work as always. I have high porosity hair i think due to being a Thalessemia carrier and susceptible to oxidative stress and medication. I say my hair is 4c because the pattern is so tight it doesn't resemble 4a or 4b. It does definitely form a coil but it's the size of a tiny pen spring. My specific hair type is rare to see on social media because i think it makes most people with it susceptible to hair loss. I've figured out how to keep most of mine at age 42 but it is a struggle and i can only imagine menopause taking sone more strands and miniaturising more follicles but for now I'll enjoy it while i still have it
DK, anything bout 4c, density, porosity or anything else used to make describing hair so technical, so whatever to that... I am GRATEFUL to having hair that grows regardless to what I do or don't do to it, use or don't use. 2 things I use faithfully are a brush & hair grease or just plain vasline. The brush, I've had for about 20 yrs that makes getting kinks & tangles so easy also smoothing for lay down styles, no problem.the grease is a MUST !!! Just think all the technical talk is crap
So many of us want to believe "products" will get us the hair we desire, when it's really the genes we are dealt that dictate hair quality. That's all it is.
Why are you using that small toothed comb on her thick and tangled hair? She definitely needs detangling first w/fingers and a wide toothed comb…Nevertheless, her hair looks nice!
I would never say her hair is nappy or ugly i love this hair texture mine just like this it looks like trees we are nature her hair grow like weeds i love that i dont like getring my hair trimmed with natural hair because natural hair its hard to tell if u have split ends kind of and a trim or cutting it make it look weird if the scalp and hair shaft is good and not breaking downward im good just keep my hair hydrated and condition& moisturize im good
I’m 3B/C but I can’t imagine detangling my hair every day. Once a week on wash day or else, I would have to be redoing my hair every single day to get my curls back 😅
I get what you mean. Yeah, you right. Enviable hair for those of us who never had such hair, but not basketball wife hair. Maybe basketball "first wife" hair.
Her hair is strong and healthy and beautiful
You must spray hair with conditioner and water. Use your hands first to detangle… then comb. You can not rush through 4 c hair
Ur right, Crystal be trying to rush and make money.
Agree. I always use my fingers to first detangle my hair and apply a little leave-in conditioner.
I've noticed your videos are shorter still with great information . I like them more. I guess since your a mother of a beautiful new baby and still running a profitable business and you're still film yourself...that takes time. But I like it edited and shorter versions. Informative! Great job. Take care
Yes here her 4 c hair turned out nicely!
Idk if it's right but I use apple cider vinegar to detangle otherwise I'll cry😂🤦♀️
Her hair is absolutely beautiful! Crystal knows what she's doing and knows how to clip ends without chopping all the hair off! Great job Crystal!
So beautiful, she has a massive amount of hair. I know about 4c hair. And everything you mentioned Crystal, you are spot on. You once again, did your thing Crystal. Blessings always to you and yours 🙏🏾 💞
Crystal don't use enough conditioner for me🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
My hair is also long 4c low porosity and high density. I would like to add for the ladies that are looking to this video for tips.. a lot of the things mentioned are good for occasions not daily.
1. Keep hair stretched basically at all times, do wash and goes sparingly. ...Doesn't need to be blow dried but for example I moisturize my hair with a low porosity friendly leave in, when it's wet, seal the ENDS ONLY with A HEAVY butter, ( which prevents single strand knots and splits) and put the hair in braids with twists at the end. I will never allow a braid out to shrink up.
2. Do not brush hair daily. This is insane, if ur hair is stretched, it shouldn't tangle.
Detangle with a high slip conditioner before you shampoo. Sometimes that means they will have silicone. So be it...
Deep condition with heat and never rinse with cold water as leave in won't penetrate after. I also avoid proteins in my products as they definitely cause more single strand knots to form in my low porosity hair and don't add much benefits.
I think she means to comb or brush it into a style if it is loose so it remains stretched. Some naturals like to wear puffs and wash and go's all the time without stretching the hair. My hair likes to tangle so even for me finger combing is detangling if i wear my hair loose but for 75% of the time my hair is twisted or braided up.
4c cannot wash and go successfully. If 4c hair isn't tamed in some sort of twist, it tangles on itself.
I try to only use a comb once a year. I'm 4c. I finger detangle. When diligent I detangle every 4 days. But when life gets in the way I've gone 6 weeks with a twist style and paid for it with massive shedding. However being natural and using my fingers did give me growth I never thought I'd have, but for me that was going from top of ear length to shoulder length. My hair is fine and thin, but looks good when pressed. I'm so tired of not having pretty hair, always wearing a headband or beret because my twists aren't attractive. I'm thinking of getting a relaxer and treating it gently, cool drying, wearing curlers. Maybe I can hang on to my length.
Her hair is beautiful. As always, great job Crystal 🔥.
My hair is exactly like her's. Coarse, resistant strands, extremely low porosity, dense 4c hair. So resistant that a super relaxer didn't even phase my curl pattern after 35 minutes during a patch test. I had to literally use the blow dryer's heat to get the cuticle to open during the relaxer for it to straighten. Too much work to replicate on my actual head of hair, so i am now opting to become a straight natural instead.
What's a straight natural?
@@mettamorph4523 keeping it flat ironed a.k.a heat trained instead of wearing it in it's coily state.
That’s what I’m considering. How long does it last?
@@taylorl366 it depends on the condition of your own hair. Each silk press i get comes with a deep conditioning treatment. The more you do them, the longer it should last before reverting. My 1st silk press poofed up within 2 hours. When i say poof i mean not bone straight anymore, but still very soft and fluffy. My second one went 2 days before poofing. Now i'm on my fourth one in a row and it took a week to slightly poof, but it's still "straight" 2 weeks later. I pin curl it every night to keep the spiral curls smooth longer. Once it poofs more than i'd like, i just pull it into a ponytail and that keeps it straight for me. They usually last me until the next wash. Now if i start sweating, my roots start having a family reunion immediately.
She has beautiful hair. Great job Crystal!😊
Please don’t stop doing hair as you continue to Blow Up. No body does hair care like you and give a bomb style ❤️
While this type hair has its challenges when it is healthy it styles the best ; Bob, Barrel curls, spiral curls… It’s density and texture is like no other.
Hello for London Uk , white lady with wavy hair , so not Crystals typical client and I'm also not a hairdresser . I love these videos , I love seeing all the clients , all their wonderful hair and the amazing transformations . I especially like the videos when a client comes in with a medical problem and walks out of the salon looking a million dollars .... I have learnt a lot too and quite often get the question of the day correct 😊.
Happy Thanksgiving I hope that you have all had a wonderful happy thankful day . X x 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
Her hair is naturally beautiful! 😍 4C hair IS manageable!
May I ask u what 4C, hair is?
She definitely has beautiful hair, and u did a nice job. U always do.
Nice result.
My hair is short, sparse density 4c. I have concluded that nothing works on my hair. The only product I now use is a medicated shampoo for my seborrheic dermatitis to wash twice weekly. However, just for the experience, I would like to have my hair professionally silk pressed, and without added products. I don’t know if that is even an option.🤔
Your right!!! Finger detailing requires a comb thru afterwards. I do not do blows, but will do to stretch my hair!! I will try your products!
U did a wonderful job ❤
Her hair is so beautiful!❤
Her hair is so beautiful!
Her hair is strong N healthy. Very nice....
Heyyyy crystal great job, always His blessings your way dear, but my question is what is that your magically using to straighten her hair 😮
You worked your magic, Crystal!!!!❤
Great job Crystal ❤ Her hair is gorgeous 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing. I love ❤️ how you did this young lady’s hair. Simply beautiful. Stay blessed amazing.🙌🏽🙏🏽😇😃
Her hair is beautiful Lovely Work Ms Crystal
Hey 👋 Pros!
Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁, hope y’all have a great day & stay blessed ✌️
Same to you and your Family.
Thank you, and the very same to you and your family.
This is my hair. The one thing I will do differently is put my hair to bed,so it's not tangled the next day. I just trimmed my hair two weeks ago, and my silk press lasted a day. Lol!
That woman has such beautiful natural hair. Like, I'm totally jealous 😊❤
Beautiful results!!
Hi Crystal, I am interested in the Ultra Hydrate protein free Deep hydrating hair mask with snail mucin, however the website doesn’t list the ingredients, are you able to update the website to include it?
Beautiful. Lots of shine.
Beautiful, Crystal!! I love these videos because they put a😊 pep in my step!!!. Thank you.
Very good job
I does mine once a year also.
Great work as always. I have high porosity hair i think due to being a Thalessemia carrier and susceptible to oxidative stress and medication. I say my hair is 4c because the pattern is so tight it doesn't resemble 4a or 4b. It does definitely form a coil but it's the size of a tiny pen spring. My specific hair type is rare to see on social media because i think it makes most people with it susceptible to hair loss. I've figured out how to keep most of mine at age 42 but it is a struggle and i can only imagine menopause taking sone more strands and miniaturising more follicles but for now I'll enjoy it while i still have it
I too have the trait. I'm 4c. Thin fine low porosity.
It looks like work but I think her hair is beautiful. You’re a magician!
Beautiful yet again ❤
Absolutely gorgeous
So Beautiful.Great job.👍
DK, anything bout 4c, density, porosity or anything else used to make describing hair so technical, so whatever to that... I am GRATEFUL to having hair that grows regardless to what I do or don't do to it, use or don't use. 2 things I use faithfully are a brush & hair grease or just plain vasline. The brush, I've had for about 20 yrs that makes getting kinks & tangles so easy also smoothing for lay down styles, no problem.the grease is a MUST !!! Just think all the technical talk is crap
The rest of us who struggle to grow or care for our hair are grateful for Crystal's technical explanation.
So many of us want to believe "products" will get us the hair we desire, when it's really the genes we are dealt that dictate hair quality. That's all it is.
Beautiful job Chrystal
GORGEOUS❤
Very nice.
Why are you using that small toothed comb on her thick and tangled hair? She definitely needs detangling first w/fingers and a wide toothed comb…Nevertheless, her hair looks nice!
My hair is finer now than what I grew up with. It also will knot up in/on itself. And my curls don't last. Help
I would never say her hair is nappy or ugly i love this hair texture mine just like this it looks like trees we are nature her hair grow like weeds i love that i dont like getring my hair trimmed with natural hair because natural hair its hard to tell if u have split ends kind of and a trim or cutting it make it look weird if the scalp and hair shaft is good and not breaking downward im good just keep my hair hydrated and condition& moisturize im good
Beautiful
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful 🎉
Her hair is buetiful
That so beautiful
Amazing
Nice
Lively
Perfect
I’m 3B/C but I can’t imagine detangling my hair every day. Once a week on wash day or else, I would have to be redoing my hair every single day to get my curls back 😅
Detanging dry 4C hair 😢 bad start
Beautiful girl.
her hair so damaged i hope she taking care of it and brushing her hair daily
Naw that’ won’t work in Cali the hair gotta bounce and move. That looks cute but it’s a 70s hair do
I get what you mean. Yeah, you right. Enviable hair for those of us who never had such hair, but not basketball wife hair. Maybe basketball "first wife" hair.
Beautiful
Beautiful ❤
Beautiful
Beautiful ❤️