Can I Shampoo & Detangle TANGLED COILY Natural Hair In Under AN HOUR?!?
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Show em how it's done! There's such a weird misconception that you have to spend ages on hair or if you use greases, butters, etc then you must have 10 hr wash days. Friday I showered, washed my hair, detangled, and blowdried my hair in 65min and that's including being distracted lol.
When I was deep in my depression I wouldn't sleep at all. I'd just wait for sleep to come, many times id be awake till the sun came up
I had stylists do my hair and brushed from the scalp down and pulled and was rough without detangling. It hurt so I never went back. Love how you take your time to detangle.
Shoot, I wish I was in GA to get an appointment with you! It's been over 10 years since I big chopped and went natural, and I've been doing my own 4c hair ever since. After all these years, you're the
What you said about finger detangling not quite getting rid of all the shed hair rings true to me! I was wondering why my fine hair was webbing so much at the root after being left alone (plaited) for 2-3 days. Once I started adding regular (gentle) brushing to my routine, this eased up a whole lot.
My daughter has thick high porosity hair. The only thing that help detangle her hair is Aphogee keratin & green tea restructuring spray. It works like a charm
Yes! I've just learned in the past 2 years that my natural hair is not hard at all to take of. I love it over here in my 1 hour wash and style days.
I love her curls! What helps me detangle is I keep a shower cap on the part I didn't get to yet so the dampness doesn't dry out, the head heat also helps keep it soft. Makes it a lot easier.
Glad I watched this video because I’ve been feeling like a failure on my 6 -7 hour wash days. Looking at your clients hair it appears she and I have similar strands and density (at least in the middle sides, and back). I now know I just need to see a professional because standing in the shower, and doing the process you did at the shampoo bowl, takes me forever. 😭 The water in the shower gets cold and my arms/ shoulders start to hurt😢. Not to mention then moving to the chair (outside the shower) and further detangling. 😭😩 I take so many breaks that the wash, condition, detangle process ends up being 3-4 hours minimum. Sad I know 😭😭😭. So Yeh…lemme just make an appt. 🤦🏽♀️
I have hair like this. A LOT of hair and very fine strands. Plus I have a big head. So a lot of daily shedding. Finger detangling is a must for me. Hair like this really just needs to be de-shed and separated (exactly how Narada is doing) often, and it will be great.
You got me. I only finger detangle my hair. I get intimidated by tools. My strands are very fine 😅. I'm glad I did see this video, though. I tried your detangling method, and it worked but...I thought I was doing something wrong since there was more hair in the brush, lol. So I just quit afterward. After watching this video, it makes sense now. Those are hairs I just missed 😭
Not folks beating up people heads! 😂 I used to wonder if I was tender headed and I was like nah it’s the stylist. My hair strands are fine and I need to pull my hair apart in sections too if I don’t do the pre-poo work.
I love how you mentioned your method of removing single strand knots and tangles but pulling the hairs up and out carefully. That is definitely key! And what you said about long hair is so true. Long hair is not for the weak, it takes A LOT of work, consistency and patience. I feel you on that. Thank you for sharing, I love to see it 😍
This is so beautiful! Her hair is so gorgeous and healthy 😍This made me so happy to see my texture being handled with such ease and care. This gives me confidence to continue my journey. Thank you so much for sharing ❤
I spend 30-45 mins to shampoo, conditioning and taking my bath.
This lady has my exact hair and the way you're treating her hair is how I do mine and why I rarely go to hairdresser most don't understand fine hair.
Oh yeah I have fine hair too and I had to learn that only finger detangling was not working. It freaks me out to see all that hair in the brush, but it was already shed and only a brush can get it out.
Great video. I love watching you shampoo and detangle natural hair. As someone with very fine strands and medium to high density hair, I can say I used to always experience tangles at the root. But after implementing a few tips that you gave, such as opening the hair up during shampooing, adding more water to thick conditioners and squeezing excess conditioner out, finger detangling the right way and smoothing. I don't experience tangles at the roots anymore, just pretty much my ends. Also, I tend to stretch my hair the day before I wash it. I believe all the tips definitely prevent the tangling at the roots
I truly appreciate you doing this in real time bcuz my hair tangles just like that and its much longer than her's nd it takes me 2hrs or more nd I'm not a professional but I had to learn by trial nd error. I love my denim paddle brush nd it has made it so much easier; this why I do my own hair bcuz the density, tight curls, tangling nd just being tender headed a lone; so I do understand the cost nd with patience nd professionalism price would be worth it. 🙏💞👍
Thank you for this video!! This is my hair exactly except not as dense. Fine strands with A LOT of elasticity and shed hair that wraps around the other strands that are still attached. Keeping my hair stretched out while detangling is the only way I can do it effectively. I envy those people who can run a brush or comb through their hair from root to tip without holding the section the entire time. I used to detangle before, during and after washing. It was way too much and it made me neglect my hair more because I didn't want to do all that detangling. I considered chopping all my hair off several times but I knew that wouldn't solve my problem. HOW DO I WASH MY HAIR? Thank you for all of your videos and willingness to answer questions honestly and saying you don't know instead of making something up. 🥰🥰