She hasn’t had a relaxer in 15 weeks and her hair is shedding really bad

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  • @LoXena
    @LoXena Год назад +365

    Natural hair is not a trend. It's the normal, regular thing that grows on our scalp. It's like saying dark skin is a trend.

    • @diofel3384
      @diofel3384 Год назад +36

      Thank you. Couldn't have say it better. My stylist said the same thing, but then she stopped relaxing her own hair and her daughter. Smh, I stopped going to her salon.

    • @journeytotransplant9297
      @journeytotransplant9297 Год назад +38

      like frfr smh we were born with natural hair 🙄

    • @practicewhatyoupreach79
      @practicewhatyoupreach79 Год назад +141

      Wearing natural hair was definitely a trend. It may have not been a trend for you individually but it was a movement for a number of years. Black women are largest number of consumers of weave and wigs - so let’s not act like all of us wearing our natural hair has been the norm

    • @amroark
      @amroark Год назад +32

      @@practicewhatyoupreach79 Thank you!

    • @SippiGirl_256
      @SippiGirl_256 Год назад +6

      Agreed.

  • @user-ul4rt1hy7y
    @user-ul4rt1hy7y 3 месяца назад +11

    Natural hair cannot ever be a trend, for it's GOD given, what we are born with, clean and free of chemicals♥️🤗

  • @sexymae4404
    @sexymae4404 Год назад +40

    People no longer roller set there hair which is far more healthier than flat ironing .

  • @SweetJoye
    @SweetJoye Год назад +72

    Call me old school, but I think after a relaxer, roller sets are the best. Or a flat wrap.

    • @elainecampbell6134
      @elainecampbell6134 Год назад +6

      It is the best! No hairdresser can't flat iron my after a relaxer

    • @SweetJoye
      @SweetJoye Год назад

      @@elainecampbell6134 yep!

    • @anndeecosita3586
      @anndeecosita3586 Год назад +1

      @@elainecampbell6134 When I was relaxed I didn’t allow them to flat iron my hair either.

  • @lmarie81
    @lmarie81 9 месяцев назад +16

    The small comb detangling caused me anxiety. 😬 When you agitate the hair that way, of course it will tangle!

  • @takiyahalexander862
    @takiyahalexander862 Год назад +55

    Oh how I remember these days..... I can literally feel the fancy free exuberance of a fresh relaxer! The water running through my freshly relaxed hair.... That cut and that mold then swiftly under the dryer! Those 90's cuts n curls were everything to me! This brings back such fond memories; thank you so very much🥰

  • @sharonlee8552
    @sharonlee8552 Год назад +136

    Crystal not only are you a GREAT STYLIST, YOU HAVE A BEAUTIFUL SMILE!!!

    • @lindahines9380
      @lindahines9380 Год назад +3

      yes she does! And a nice personality

    • @brendarandle7535
      @brendarandle7535 Год назад +1

      Lflffflfllflffflflfflfflllflllfflflflflllllfllcllllllllllllflllllflllffclllllllflflflllflllllllllfllllllllfllllllllllllllllllf

    • @heavyheavysyrup
      @heavyheavysyrup Год назад +2

      I know, her TEETH!

    • @DownDee
      @DownDee Год назад +1

      Always the same style. The paige boy parted on the side with a few flips in it.

  • @karthompson1280
    @karthompson1280 Год назад +35

    It was very difficult to watch the detangling process in the sink 😮

  • @thevinyllife5285
    @thevinyllife5285 Год назад +17

    I feel like her hair wasn’t tangled at the ends, because it needed to be cut. When you were washing and scrunching her hair up and around in a circle….That is what made it tangle 🤷🏽‍♀️

  • @kenyaford9771
    @kenyaford9771 Год назад +49

    You applied relaxer to your clients scalp from the start. That’s the reason most clients start to burn before the smoothing process has even begun. The proper way to apply Relaxer is 1/4 inches away from the scalp and Never to the hairline until the smoothing process has begun. And Yes you can apply Demi permanent haircolor to relaxed hair. As long as you maintain the Protein/Moisture balance your clients hair will be fine. AND NEVER EVER EVER COMB THROUGH RELAXED HAIR. The Disulfide bonds are already weakening so combing through it is causing more damage.

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад +6

      Exactly

    • @memeblue6473
      @memeblue6473 Год назад +9

      amen
      I'm so glad I'm not the only one that know the stuff. good job girl

    • @carissabiddle6417
      @carissabiddle6417 Год назад +9

      She messed that lady hair up

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад +3

      @@carissabiddle6417 I agree

    • @dancormom
      @dancormom Год назад +2

      I agree but it did turn out cute!!

  • @tinalove8197
    @tinalove8197 Год назад +23

    Ladies for hair shedding use ONION JUICE mixed with tea tree oil and PEPERMINT OIL to mask the smell at least 2 x a week and rinse out. MIX the oil from the purple and yellow onion together. You can also take a little bit of mixture and use daily with oil on scalp.
    Another good thing is caffeine you can put caffeine water on scalp and wash out. OR make caffeine daily oil moisturizer.
    ONION JUICE AND CAFFEINE ON SCALP REALLY HELPED END MY BALD SPOTS.

  • @elijahalcia7762
    @elijahalcia7762 Год назад +39

    That's right, one can wear the hair natural if one desires that look. Wear your hair however it pleases YOU...not what some narrative tries to manipulate. Your hair doesn't define your heart!!!

  • @THEREELLA
    @THEREELLA Год назад +122

    I should have found you ten years ago! Everything you have said have happened to my hair when it was relaxed, and now I’m natural because it was thinning so bad. Your products are exceptional and your knowledge as well. Thank you.

    • @carmelchocolate45hall49
      @carmelchocolate45hall49 Год назад +5

      A black rinse

    • @tenaterrell3956
      @tenaterrell3956 Год назад +3

      Yeah

    • @varroz6926
      @varroz6926 Год назад

      It's going to shed regardless BECAUSE RELAXERS KILL AND DAMAGE YOUR HAIR !!! look at the chemical in relaxer ! They could literally give your skin 2nd - 3rd degree burns ! just get a silk press if you want your hair straight. 🤦🏽‍♀️

    • @lavetteharris9574
      @lavetteharris9574 8 месяцев назад

      Are you natural or relaxed

  • @mirandaa.walker4136
    @mirandaa.walker4136 Год назад +36

    Wearing your natural hair can never be a trend since its my hair it will never change. I totally disagree. Everyone can choose how to wear their hair. I was relaxed since age 7 to 32. Relaxers always burned my scalp no matter how I maintained, no scratching so I know its not for my scalp. Im loc'd now and my hair is free, its long and I don't manipulate it constantly.

    • @rubyrorie2898
      @rubyrorie2898 11 месяцев назад

      My hair is Coarse and permanent colored what r the best product to get it loose an not so appy

    • @rubyrorie2898
      @rubyrorie2898 11 месяцев назад

      Nappy real nappy my coarse hair help

    • @rubyrorie2898
      @rubyrorie2898 11 месяцев назад +1

      Rightnow at application

    • @jacquijones6353
      @jacquijones6353 8 месяцев назад

      She is correct be a natural right now is a trend and it is racially motivated because what has happened since the pandemic but yes you can be natural it's your choice some people like to be permed that's their choice but after a while like she said you get tired of being natural then you want a perm or if you are natural and you're not taking care of your natural hair it's still a problem

    • @zenacollins458
      @zenacollins458 6 месяцев назад

      She meant "wearing your hair natural". Just like the afro was a trend.

  • @maryjames5957
    @maryjames5957 Год назад +13

    I’m natural because of bad bad experience of relaxing. Everything you said about WHY things happen to relaxed hair is so true.

  • @nataliemartin9619
    @nataliemartin9619 Год назад +31

    I love seeing a good trim. It makes the hair look ten times better!

  • @jeremyjackson8196
    @jeremyjackson8196 Год назад +27

    I love watching professionals doing their craft regardless of what it is.

  • @mizzmolly7649
    @mizzmolly7649 Год назад +31

    I started getting a touchup every 10 weeks instead of 8 and no longer use a flat iron but just do a blow out. Now my hair is down my back.

    • @jmiredd362
      @jmiredd362 Год назад +1

      :) I'd love to see what the flat iron would do to your hair at a lower temperature. ;)

    • @mizzmolly7649
      @mizzmolly7649 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@jmiredd362A year later, my hair is even longer, but I'm really starting to be concerned about continuing to use a relaxer and the cancer risk.

  • @gwene.4726
    @gwene.4726 Год назад +61

    It gave me nightmares watching you rip through her hair strands ( ends) with that fine tooth comb! Wow!

    • @Ash-ol3ji
      @Ash-ol3ji Год назад +15

      It was the multiple passes with the flat iron for me 😬

    • @eristotle2380
      @eristotle2380 Год назад +10

      this is the comment i was looking for. thank you.

    • @GeeDeeyh
      @GeeDeeyh Год назад +10

      This is the comment I was looking for...am in distress🥱

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад +7

      And yet she’s giving advice😏🤔

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад +4

      I’m almost 4 months and I’m not shedding yet she says pass 12 weeks your hair will shed

  • @janicecoleman2755
    @janicecoleman2755 Год назад +41

    I love watching Crystal work. It’s so calming and relaxing for me. You can see that she truly enjoys it. 🌹

  • @queenstatus3049
    @queenstatus3049 Год назад +36

    I haven’t had a relaxer in 10 years. I thought I wanted a relaxer. This video reminds me why I should not get one. 😊

    • @vanessawhetstone6439
      @vanessawhetstone6439 Год назад +4

      That’s you 😂 I had a relaxer all my life and my hair is beautiful and healthy 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @btl4life220
      @btl4life220 Год назад +3

      For real girl to the people who say their hair is so long and beautiful and healthy with a relaxer I call BS. They think it gets past their shoulders and it’s long 🙄

    • @vanessawhetstone6439
      @vanessawhetstone6439 Год назад +3

      Look lady, just because you couldn’t keep your hair healthy with one doesn’t mean others can’t. 🥴

    • @btl4life220
      @btl4life220 Год назад

      @@vanessawhetstone6439 she never said it did 🙄

    • @vanessawhetstone6439
      @vanessawhetstone6439 Год назад

      @@btl4life220 I’m talking to you 😒

  • @dorianmeyette8560
    @dorianmeyette8560 Год назад +29

    I don’t even have textured hair but I’m obsessed with watching your videos.

  • @jacquelinecaldwell6879
    @jacquelinecaldwell6879 Год назад +12

    That client looks FANTASTIC!!! Her hair is perfect!! Excellent work!!

  • @staceybowden6574
    @staceybowden6574 Год назад +2

    I love that you do more than one and two passes. It just makes me feel better

  • @angelahagood3639
    @angelahagood3639 4 месяца назад +3

    Great job Crystal!!! Things that I was taught about hair in cosmetology used to not make a lot of sense until I began watching you. The curriculum is based almost entirely on white people’s hair. Even though I’m white, African-American hair amazes me! It is so versatile! I loved learning about relaxers, curl reformations, etc. All the clients I worked on were those little old ladies that wanted Bob Ross perms.😵‍💫 You truly are an artist and brilliant business woman and I enjoy every episode! Thank you for letting us watch and learn!🙌🏻🫶🏻

  • @hermiacraft310
    @hermiacraft310 Год назад +2

    i love your patience with the explanations. so helpful. thanks

  • @ladyt4062
    @ladyt4062 Год назад +5

    Awesome Crystal, thanks for sharing your talent!

  • @sheliascott4273
    @sheliascott4273 Год назад +6

    That was not shedded hair. That was tangled hair in which it should have been carefully detangled by your fingers or a large comb with gentle patience and care.

  • @lindabynum2496
    @lindabynum2496 Год назад +2

    Ms.Elite your level of hair knowledge is amazing. You remind me of old school beauticians.Thank you for a willingness to share.Thank you.

  • @gforceforever
    @gforceforever Год назад +2

    I am addicted to your videos. Your level of expertise is so beyond anything I've seen so far. I don't care if your videos are hours long, because I gain so much knowledge and insight! Thank you for caring and sharing!! 💗

  • @maryduff8831
    @maryduff8831 Год назад +14

    You nailed the cosmetology license and knowledge on the head. I haven’t been able to find anyone in close to 10 years that actually can perform the services I want; even when I have gone to the more than experienced operators I’ve left with botched hair cuts and perms that had breakage or I would have to walk them through how to wrap a perm fir long hair.
    You made a great point about the relaxers I wish you would go more in-depth about this and the proper “procedure” for doing a Jerry Curl. I’m no longer in the business but I want to know where a service went wrong when I was in school.

  • @ruthholiday5757
    @ruthholiday5757 Год назад +7

    I love your instructions . I attended Cosmetology college and I have learned more about hair since I watching you.Thank you so much ❤Ruth Holiday

  • @donnielindon1015
    @donnielindon1015 Год назад +8

    Have a great day at work Crystal. Be safe out there.

  • @pagehardy4767
    @pagehardy4767 Год назад +1

    You are a maste hair stylist! I learn so much from washing your channel! You do such beautiful job with every client.

  • @nataliemartin9619
    @nataliemartin9619 Год назад +1

    This is my first time seeing any of your videos. I have learned so much about good hair care from this one video.

  • @politicsinplainenglish1791
    @politicsinplainenglish1791 Год назад +18

    Living in Vegas I haven't found any hair stylist here for black hair so I've viewed your videos to help grow my hair.
    First, I discovered black rice water is 10 times better than white rice (just like you said white rice can't stay on your hair long but I leave black rice water on for hours without any problems)
    Second, I use fenugreek as a daily (or couple times a week) oil it helps to stimulate my scalp and just between these two items it has grown my hair.
    Third, I wash my hair twice a week and I have added vinegar water in a bottle after rinsing out the shampoo (this is what my mother did for us kids growing up to grow our hair & I had the longest hair in class)
    Lastly, my hair has grown like crazy and I'm 68y/o I use the semi-color (non permanent) and I use vaseline (like my mother used on our hair growing up it seems to keep the hair from reverting back)
    Now I'm working on the rest of my body lol.

    • @quelquun2018
      @quelquun2018 Год назад +5

      I had the longest hair in class…what an accomplishment 🤣

    • @maryjames5957
      @maryjames5957 Год назад +1

      I needed you before I went natural 4 years ago

  • @lindabynum2496
    @lindabynum2496 Год назад

    Good Morning… I came across your hair videos about 3 weeks ago and I have thoroughly enjoyed them. I find you to display knowledge, care and professionalism. I’m glad I came across you. Be blessed.

  • @winnierodriguez3764
    @winnierodriguez3764 Год назад +3

    You're wonderful Crystal, I'll see you soon.

  • @shannimarie1122
    @shannimarie1122 Год назад +46

    I love how you break things down and know you’re willing and wanting to educate people…. Love your videos!!! 🤤

    • @melthomas1017
      @melthomas1017 11 месяцев назад +1

      Why would a article bag burn the hair off?

  • @valeriesmith7988
    @valeriesmith7988 Год назад +22

    Crystal, this is my second time watching you. I watched you the other day coloring a customer's hair that was completely all gray. She wanted to color her hair for her birthday and she had a lot of hair as well. You did cut/trim it. I wish you lived here in MD so I could get my hair done by you on a regular. I'm natural now but used to get a perm. You are so knowledgeable. I don't trust people with my hair and have no idea what to do with it.

  • @jones2277
    @jones2277 Год назад +20

    when i had a relaxer, the thing i hated the most was the mixed textures. when your hair is REALLY coarse and the relaxer makes your hair so straight, as soon as your scalp sweats a little the roots have already reverted. so if you comb at your roots, there's breakage where the line of demarcation is. and each time you get relaxer, they go over the hair that's already been relaxed. that makes the bonds weaker and leads to breakage, but if you stretch your relaxers, then you will have breakage from the stress on the straight hair when you are combing through the coarser textures. it's a lose-lose situation.

    • @TanyaScorpio
      @TanyaScorpio Год назад +7

      I never experienced that but I do know if you get them too close there is more overlap. I just got a relaxer 2 days ago after 12 weeks.barely any hair loss.mind you I maintain my hair deep conditioners and keep it moisturized...but everyone has different hair grades too.. The stylist is key...

  • @meredithholmes6315
    @meredithholmes6315 Год назад +2

    She looks beautiful! Her salt and pepper color looks so pretty.

  • @hazelcruz4704
    @hazelcruz4704 Год назад +63

    I’m so glad you mentioned the fact that everyone can not maintain natural hairstyles. I bought into the whole hoopla. It has been so difficult to keep up. Needless to say this is the last month I will be dealing with the natural look.

    • @slimthickaz.
      @slimthickaz. Год назад +27

      Strange comment because what would you do if these weren't invented?

    • @pink1237480
      @pink1237480 Год назад +15

      What's wrong with your natural hair that you think you need to relax it?

    • @prettyflowers9290
      @prettyflowers9290 Год назад +6

      @@slimthickaz. Exactly!!!

    • @iheartbeccaa4394
      @iheartbeccaa4394 Год назад +57

      To everyone above in the most respectful way... "It's not YOUR HAIR." Let her do what she thinks is best based on how she can handle it.

    • @user-vy3jy8he3q
      @user-vy3jy8he3q Год назад +27

      @@pink1237480 what if there’s nothing wrong and she just wants to relax her hair because she can?

  • @sheilawatkins4929
    @sheilawatkins4929 Год назад +1

    You are giving excellent knowledge . Keep teaching.

  • @anissa5261
    @anissa5261 Год назад +1

    I love every time you speak about relaxer and natural hair because also will never rock a natural look, it doesn't work for my lifestyle and i love my relaxers it helps me take care of my hair and see growth of it.

  • @melbahilliard2837
    @melbahilliard2837 Год назад +11

    Thanks for explaining everything some of us may not ask for info but we need it bad. Wish I could come to you. 🤩

  • @roseoliver7179
    @roseoliver7179 Год назад +4

    Thank you for sharing keep up the good work looking forward to seeing you again loved your VIDEO keep them coming looking forward to learning more

  • @bonniemoore3461
    @bonniemoore3461 8 месяцев назад

    Her hair looks really pretty! Real Lovely ! Kudos Crystal!❤

  • @bambadalam91
    @bambadalam91 Год назад

    I LOVE LOVE your videos 😍 you are amazing! All of your clients look beautiful! Thanks for sharing ❤

  • @clarahill1655
    @clarahill1655 Год назад +1

    Lady... U ARE SO AMAZING...Doing what I SEE YOU do..KEEP DOING GREAT THINGS. GOD BLESS

  • @Quoteablemoments
    @Quoteablemoments Год назад +1

    Love your channel! Thanks for all you do ❤

  • @yonagreen5212
    @yonagreen5212 Год назад +1

    I love watching you, I have watched other styles but you are the best.

  • @karenmedearis6169
    @karenmedearis6169 Год назад +5

    before putting relaxer on the hair for virgin hair or a retouch. Its correct to base before applying the chemical of relaxer to the hair to protect the root of the hair and scalp
    .

  • @jadahill5216
    @jadahill5216 Год назад +8

    Crystal your skin is beautiful.

  • @shanicethomas7259
    @shanicethomas7259 Год назад +1

    You did an amazing job on her hair beautiful

  • @sashavivan7744
    @sashavivan7744 Год назад

    I see you REALLY care about the client's hair & not just styling. You are "Awesome " at your God given talent. I wish you were in NY.

  • @donnielindon-em6du
    @donnielindon-em6du Год назад +1

    Have a great day Chrystal

  • @carriejohnson8203
    @carriejohnson8203 Год назад

    I GOT ALL THE QUESTIONS RIGHT. I JUST STARTED WATCHING ,ABOUT 2 MONTHS AGO. I LOVE TO WATCH HAIR GET DONE ALL STEPS.

  • @vanessagardner8484
    @vanessagardner8484 Год назад +1

    Thank you for your advice,I needed this

  • @VALSATIT
    @VALSATIT Год назад

    Looks very healthy and beautiful... thanks for sharing

  • @officialsyddinpretty
    @officialsyddinpretty Год назад +50

    amazing technique + explanation. The relaxed hair "gurus" on here can learn several things from this. They loveee to convince people to stretch 13-22 weeks

    • @cindychristian1700
      @cindychristian1700 Год назад +19

      Usually the extended relaxer stretching is for growth. But when I was relaxed I never went passed 12 weeks! Some people only relax their hair 2 to 3 times a year and dont have a lot of shedding because they do high maintenance with their hair.

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад +2

      It depends on your hair texture I’m a 3c and can go 6 months but I do things most bw are against and it works for me

    • @pickmeisha
      @pickmeisha Год назад +1

      @@sdanzey6962 same. 3c hair and I had my last relaxer in March I think. I dont even count the weeks/time. Just go to the stylist when jt gets too long.

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад +1

      @@pickmeisha wow you go girl my last relaxer was in June we got this

    • @SWAKCouture
      @SWAKCouture Год назад +2

      It depends on how you Care for your hair between touch-ups. My hair is considered "4b-4c" and when I used to get my hair relaxed, my touch-ups were every 3 months. However, I always deep conditioned my hair at every shampoo snd did routine protein treatments every month. I also did not use a lot of heat on my hair--typically just 1x a week. My hair was thick and long-- often people thought it was a wig. I am natural now and have been for many years. My hair is even thicker now of course and has grown even longer bc it is healthier in its natural state.

  • @Cpre1111
    @Cpre1111 Год назад +32

    Sometimes the hair sheds, not b/c a touch up is needed, but b/c the hair needs protein, which relaxed hair lacks. I get mine relaxed every 3 months (12 weeks), trim then, protein treat with Aphogee (a lifesaver when I notice there's far too much shedding) & I use a lot of Olaplex #3 (olaplex conditioner & leave in, too). I only flat iron (use heat) once every 2 weeks (same as I wash my hair). When I notice my hair struggling to retain moisture, I steam it with Shea Butter Essentials coconut oil but I haven't had an issue with moisture in a long time. I swear by grease (Kuza Indian hemp), Jamaican Black Castor Oil & not overprocessing the hair (that's why I only dye it with a rinse when I'm relaxed). And I use a sulfate (stripping shampoo) biweekly b/c it strips my hair of all the dirt, oils, grease (& other products) I've used in that period. Just pay extremely close attention to your hair, be it relaxed or natural, and take cues from what your hair is doing & how it feels, to tell you how to treat it.

    • @anndeecosita3586
      @anndeecosita3586 Год назад +1

      Scalp issues are common on my dad’s side. My scalp did so much better after I stopped relaxing. My cousin is like one of the last people in my family who still uses relaxers. None of my aunts or other cousins relax and my cousin said she thinks it’s the solution but she doesn’t want to go natural. She went to a dermatologist who convinced her to at least not relax as often. So now she does it 4 times a year or every 12 weeks and she said she had a lot of improvement in her scalp. Her hair looks thicker and better too. I gave her some Olaplex.

  • @queentyme9697
    @queentyme9697 Год назад +4

    Awesome job Crystal!! Her hair looks Great!

  • @linda1679
    @linda1679 Год назад +4

    I commend you on your knowledge of black hair care. Most of the stylists I watch don’t ever go into the detail you do.

  • @bettyecallens8871
    @bettyecallens8871 Год назад +1

    Hey that doo is popping!!!!!❤l love it!!!
    You’re a great cosmologist and then some!!!!👏🏾

  • @womanofgod4510
    @womanofgod4510 Год назад +15

    Look how much hair came out her head and she didn't show her.... For me that's not a secret I need to know that.... That's why I always ask questions bc I know my hair better than they do

  • @dawnsstar5918
    @dawnsstar5918 Год назад +2

    This girl knows what she's doing.
    Beautiful work.
    I am a mix of ...gee I think I'll say everything, but I had always struggled with my tons of fine very curly hair when I was young. Massive !!
    My mother really did not know how to handle it, so for years she'd comb the knots out (2 hours worth) and when she was done, she'd put that frizzy hair right into a tight ponytail....with a rubber band (ucccckkk)
    They would not relax my hair at the salon, and I was told it was too dry and would break off.
    So,
    I learned to love my hair, treat it well, condition i.t And being gentle
    At 60 it has less volume, not as curly, but I still consider it massive, And if the frizzies come, it's leave in conditioner. Works wonders.
    So love your hair treat it well, and be gentle.

  • @sunnyvibes8528
    @sunnyvibes8528 Год назад

    Love the back swoops!

  • @yolenejean2317
    @yolenejean2317 Год назад

    Good job I don’t use relaxer but I like the process the way you are doing ❤

  • @mamaronna6210
    @mamaronna6210 Год назад

    I know it's not live right now but I'm always going to be educated watching your videos so I 👍 before it even starts

  • @doriecrouthers1519
    @doriecrouthers1519 4 месяца назад

    I am so proud of you… just because you are great at hair dose not mean that you cannot put your family and yourself first. I am new as of today to your channel but I am so glad to know you.

  • @royaltreatment6415
    @royaltreatment6415 Год назад +9

    You are supposed to stay 1/2 inch off the scalp when applying a retouch to a client

  • @ramithaseethal9784
    @ramithaseethal9784 Год назад

    Hi Crystal iam a South African 🇿🇦 and iam always watching your videos. You are so awesome in what you do. You perform miracles with the ladies hair. Well done 👍

  • @angelic9889
    @angelic9889 Год назад +83

    She walked out looking sharp like a deacon's wife on Easter! 😍 Go girl!

    • @staceybowden6574
      @staceybowden6574 Год назад +11

      "Like a Deacon's wife on Easter." That was hilarious to me but truth. It was gorgeous

    • @abigailgage2145
      @abigailgage2145 Год назад +3

      😆

  • @rosabarconey4706
    @rosabarconey4706 Месяц назад +1

    Good morning. I enjoy watching your program , even at 3 and 4 in the morning and a thumbs up 👍 is the first thing I do. Love you ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @user-bf1gs9et2l
    @user-bf1gs9et2l Год назад +1

    Beautiful job!😊

  • @tashaflugence9159
    @tashaflugence9159 Год назад +6

    Soo true like I always say the have stylist who can style hair but not all knows how to grow and take care of hair

  • @kyra3617
    @kyra3617 Год назад +2

    Where is Ashley. I miss you and Ashley sister arguing. It makes my day. Thank you for your knowledge of great hair care my scalp is very sensitive and that's why I stopped relaxing my hair

  • @mikig6921
    @mikig6921 Год назад

    This was such a good video 🙌🏽

  • @jcheema313
    @jcheema313 Год назад

    Superb job. Great info

  • @faith5703
    @faith5703 8 месяцев назад +8

    I feel like im ready to open my salon after bingewatching all of Crystal's videos😊

  • @1soFortunate
    @1soFortunate Год назад

    You said a mouthful, when you said eventually your hair won't grow back! I'm here to testify the truth. I'm in my sixties, my hair stopped growing 6 years ago, and it's still not growing, and I've been natural for years. I don't have a bad relaxer story. But, i do have bad hair braiding services stories. Oh, I have hair but it has no length and breaks constantly. I believed that I would always have hair. I do not know what to do. My goal now is to not go completely bald. Thank you for giving us your message loud and clear, with plain and easy to understand lectures 👌

  • @roseoliver7179
    @roseoliver7179 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing keep up the good work looking forward to seeing you again. Have a wonderful day glad that you are doing well take care of yourself

  • @2011mymazda
    @2011mymazda Год назад +1

    ..... the results are beautiful👍

  • @mzrenee4273
    @mzrenee4273 Год назад +24

    Yep. I have a set schedule with my beautician/cosmetologist for my relaxers and she keeps up and won't change it unless absolutely necessary. And I am in rotation with her every 2 weeks.

    • @octaviawalker823
      @octaviawalker823 Год назад +2

      Is your relaxed hair healthy though?

    • @tlbryant4077
      @tlbryant4077 Год назад +5

      @@octaviawalker823 I have a set schedule also. I go every 2 wks for a wash. Every 8wks for a relaxer. Trim every other relaxer (every 4 months). My hair is long and healthy. Only 1 source of heat and that is the hair dryer for roller sets. That regimen is perfect for me.

  • @ladybookworm1635
    @ladybookworm1635 Год назад

    Beautiful excellent work!!!

  • @dianebradford4268
    @dianebradford4268 Год назад +1

    Hi Crystal 🎉😂❤thanks for teaching the young how to do hair ! You are a Master Stylist enjoy your talks! I had COVID-19 2021toAugust of 2022 I was on Oxygen and my hair is just now growing back! Thanks for your tips!!!

  • @mamaronna6210
    @mamaronna6210 Год назад +2

    I'm not gonna lie watching you wash people hair makes me relax Luke I'm picturing me being in that chair it's the best part of all of it until your done and the person did a great job. I get super scared about people cutting my hair because it's really long and sometimes more than any that you tell them a trim Luke NO MORE than 2 inches and they cut it to much or they cut it croaked or something and I have tried different places many different places. How do I get over that fear

  • @lilmack1974
    @lilmack1974 Год назад +2

    Where is Ashley? I miss her. I love your channel, very educational

  • @moniquegerald3166
    @moniquegerald3166 Год назад +1

    Excellent video I learned so much. You are so knowledgeable. Question is your water sprayer filtered? I’ve never seen a clear sprayer.

  • @Torybee
    @Torybee Год назад +4

    Love ur videos don’t get no more real than this and u teaching

  • @rachelhebert770
    @rachelhebert770 Год назад +6

    Mine was shedding bad when I went 15 weeks thanks for the video and the instructions

    • @sdanzey6962
      @sdanzey6962 Год назад

      Maybe you needed a wash and deep conditioner

  • @deniset943
    @deniset943 Год назад +2

    Thank you so much

  • @denisehicks3160
    @denisehicks3160 Год назад +2

    Looks so nice

  • @judybelin9115
    @judybelin9115 Год назад

    Beautiful work

  • @nicolavenables4569
    @nicolavenables4569 Год назад +6

    You both have lovely skin 🥰

    • @gloriahurt2035
      @gloriahurt2035 Год назад +1

      I enjoy learning about taking care of my hair from you, but why do you put everyone's hair in the same style?

  • @melmelgreen459
    @melmelgreen459 Год назад +1

    I love your short blow dryer with comb👍👍😀

  • @AGNETHAFALTSK0G
    @AGNETHAFALTSK0G Год назад +2

    I love your videos, my daughter hair was badly burned by a stylist because the cosmic press jammed and they could not release the presses on the section of hair, now it has broken off near her scalp.

  • @missg4238
    @missg4238 Год назад +5

    Unfortunately though you can’t speak for all relaxed women, because there is no one size fits all. I can’t relax every six/eight weeks or whatever. I have never relaxed less than every 12 weeks; I typically stretch for 16 weeks because over processing of hair is still a thing. My last stretch was 21 weeks, but it doesn’t mean I neglected my hair, no, I certainly did not, and my hair shedding is average noting unusual. My hair is long, thick, and healthy because I look after it very well. If relaxed more regularly than every 12 weeks, I know for a fact that my hair wouldn’t respond well with that.

  • @ovellalatten7731
    @ovellalatten7731 Год назад +1

    Hi Crystal and everyone