I personally feel like there's a difference between heat damaged and heat trained hair. Like I consider your hair heat trained if it straightens more easily bc its used to heat but still reverts when washed. Its heat damaged if its just straight and doesn't revert back at all. I don't see the two terms as interchangeable but some do. I dont see a problem w/either or if you don't use heat at all. Whatever works for you!
I agree. My hair is heat “trained”. My hair is easy to straighten and it usually stays straight until it’s shampooed. If I’m caught in the rain, I may get a little curly, but it remains straight for the most part. Once thoroughly soaked for a shampoo my curls return. I love it like this since I never wear my natural curls.
As a viewer and a professional the single best compliment I can give you is, No matter how long your videos are, they are too short. I absolutely love you and your work.
As a white woman with fine hair, I watch your videos with envy of those amazing heads of hair. That being said, I love your nonjudgmental outlook on life.
i hope you see this....i know so many men (usually men who have sisters or men who dated a woman who was really into their hair, or men who are just fascinated with hair) enjoy watching hair videos...or watching women get their hair done. I had a homeboy who i have/had a totally plutonic relationship with and i remember when i was in my 20s he used to love to talk on my hair day when he was at my house...but he has sisters...it was literally how we bonded.
I followed your video on how you trim your own hair and omggg it was the best, most even trim I’ve ever given myself!! I just trimmed it last week and it looks soo good. I still haven’t mastered the blow dry but I’m working on it!! Thank you for all the education 💛
My hair actually does better with an old fashioned hot cone on the stove pressing. I'm finally comfortable with using a flat iron however, I bought a 2 inch babyliss clay iron and winner of I should purchase a smaller unit
Natural means you rock your hair out your scalp. I never here ppl screaming and shouting at non black women who straighten there hair everyday. So I’m not sure why being heat trained bothers so many people. Anything a black woman does engages others. We in our own community need to support and not knock each other ! We’ve no weave. Straight kinky curly. Peel relaxed. Texlaxed. Jerry curl. Do your thing!!
Maybe we don't see none black women wearing afro texture clips in or weave, wigs. And also they have straight hair so even if they flat iron it doesn't make it a different.
I love wearing curls but not tight. Exactly how you did this lady hair. It makes the hair look so full and bouncy. Great job explaining the process and how to keep our hair healthy at home and telling some hairstylist that don’t have a clue.
I so love how every video is good instruction for good maintenance. A totally new viewer who never saw your years of content would be able to watch today's video and get as much good information as someone who's been watching for a year. Thank you for being such a great caretaker of the community!
Your client hair turned out beautiful. I agree people should style and do what’s best for their hair. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge with us you’re greatly appreciated 💜
Blessings Kee, I can remember when I first decided to subscribe to your page. You came to the aide of this little Muslim girl who was bullied at school. Those bullies removed her hijab and cut her hair. You invited her to your salon to fix and minimized the damage done to her hair and made her feel pretty again. That so touched my heart that I had to subscribe. I just love your videos and I love watching a professional at work trying to teach us how to maintain our hair. I'm just so proud of of you and I'm proud to be subscribed to this channel. Have a wonderful 4th.
I gave birth to my first child in August after a miscarriage and suffered a lot of hair loss postpartum. I also went my entire pregnancy without trimming my hair and pretty much let it go completely the closer I got to labor. I am finally starting to feel more myself and decided I wanted to take care of my hair again, so I started watching your videos and felt confident enough to cut my own hair. It turned out so well and I am so proud of myself. Thank you so much for your videos🤗
May God continue to bless you as you educate us on how to care for our hair. It is hard finding hair stylist that care about the health of the client's hair.
You are VERY relatable! I think that's why your voiceovers are magic. I like my hair curly and straight. In luv with the versatility of 4C hair!! I wear my hair straight once a quarter (every 3 months). I get it trimmed when I get it straightened. My hair stylist has it down to a science.
Gah Lee man! I tell you it is SO SATISFYING to watch these videos!!!! These are the only videos I don’t grab no hot sauce popcorn, no snacks, nothing. I just want to focus and give my undivided attention. NO DISTRACTIONS! Lol! Girl when you pull the hair up and trim? So delicious. Bc I really be commenting from jump like “girl you know you had to go up another 1/2 inch!” But then, you pull up the hair and it’s like “ohhh ok! Makes sense! And that’s why you’re the professional! That’s why you get paid for your craft. Bc w/me I thought she needed a bob. But you’re right in that, not everyone is ready for that…. I just love watching these videos. With a fixed crown you feel like you have a whole life reset!
Just used your trim video to trim my own hair and it was suuuuuper helpful! Shoutout to your client for being in the healthcare field! I am as well (also guiltyof always wearing ponytails...👀😂). It's hard out here, but we got this! 💜
I am Asian and my hair texture is definitely different from the ladies on your videos, but I learned a lot from you. I was binging your videos for two days. I am now determined to trim my hair more often. Also, when you cut the hair, it looks so relaxing.
Hey Kee, Reese hair looks so pretty, for not getting a trim for two years her hair is thriving. I use to press my hair every two weeks when I was a teenager I fried my hair with Dax pressing oil and roll it up EVERY night. I never knew to deep condition, I just washed & condition my hair and my hair still thrived. I haven't had a press in many , many years.
Her hair is so pretty! I’ve been wearing natural hair since 2005 or so. I’ve never been able to keep a straight style for long because my hair is naturally wavy/curly. Other than blow drying after washing, I haven’t had any heat on my hair. I comb it, part it on the side, twist it, tuck comb it and pull it into a bun. I’m in desperate need of a trim, lol. I really enjoyed watching this video and I appreciate your tutorial on heat damage and how to care for your hair. Thanks for sharing.
I went with my natural texture (curly) 2 1/2 years ago, after 30+ years of blow drying. I prefer my healthy curls for my rounder, aging face. It’s also nice to not constantly try to maintain straight hair in the foggy climate where I live.
It’s crazy because I never knew what “ heat trained” was and the last time I went to get my hair pressed the stylist was like, “ As soon as you get home wrap it because your hair isn’t trained” and I was like what is that ? BUT !! DEEPER THAN HAIR put it in perspective for me so thank you girl ❤️
Ever since I trim my hair every 4 months, I've seen drastic change in terms of length retention. It really is crucial to hair growth and maintenance 👌🏾You are AMAZING by the way 😍🙌🏾
Yes please give tips. I feel like it stopped so I recently trimmed a few days ago. Prior to that my last trim was in June. I’m trying to get to waist length. Idk If I need to oil more frequently or what. How long was it before you noticed a difference in length?
@@nena8785 keep your hair moisturized and it’s crucial that your hair has the important nutrients it needs. Trim your ends and me personally I’m staying away from heat and wearing my natural hair.
I hope you are enjoying your VACATION!!!! Thanks for staying consistent with the uploading! And I love BOTH curls and straight hair depending on the scenario I'm in and the season of the year. Because curls get sweated out but that pony stays SLEEK in the heat and keep ya head warm in the cold! Curls keep ya head warm too! I prefer people heat train their hair versus a relaxer because of how dangerous the chemicals are. Too many people think fibroids and endometriosis are just a way of life and they are NOT! Relaxers are dangerous people!
I love her and her techniques as a stylist. She is beautiful inside out. I would love to visit her one day. And what I dig is she has a huge following and I have yet to hear her say not accepting new clients like other stylist that starts to get well known!
I like my hair bone straight with no bumps when I get a silk press. & I’m against “heat trained” I had heat damage a few years back due to a stylist doing too many passes & it really messed my hair up. It was breaking off a lot & was very thin. Now my hair is thriving !
Yesssss ma'am! I'm in Ohio and would love to have you in my hair! I hadn't relaxed my hair in 5 years got frustrated with it and broke down 😭 now I'm regretting my decision. I just want it all cut off and start over. I love your chanel 💕
My hair is heat trained. Prior to it being heat trained, I tried getting into wearing it in its natural state, but wasn’t successful. Because I do not wear my natural curls, heat trained hair has been honestly appreciated. I no longer worry about it frizzing when I wear clip ins or extensions and it always being straight helped with growth retention since I no longer fight fairy knots. I have seen pictures making me miss my waves at times, but ultimately I enjoy it.
I love heat training my hair. I can go out in the Atlanta humidity and it doesn't revert. I'm not wearing my curls so it's cool for my bonds to be broken. If you love your curls, I wouldn't suggest heat training because it's hard to tell how much your bonds will be broken and you can end up with straight pieces.
Wooow, her hair with the natural curl pattern was so pretty with the awesome little curls, but it was also really pretty straightened and then curled! Either way, she has so much gorgeous volume. It’s so nice when nurses can get someone taking care of them for a change - she deserves it!!! 💚💙💜
I loooove my straight hair! My texture always comes back. I got my press together as a teen, before it was a fad, and perfected it enough to where relaxers were no longer needed or wanted. Conditioned my hair into naturlism! 😂 Im now a straight-natural woman whose hair has gotten too long for me to straighten it, properly, myself.
I saw a picture of you in years past, you were rocking curls, in the 4c viedo. At age 65 I love to ROCK my CURLS! If a stylist doesn't give me CURLS I get upset! ESPECIALLY when they are shown a picture of the curls that I usually wear. For me they last long enough for me to sustain full body before I go again. Also I love your channel! The education you share is phenomenal! Thank you so much.
Yeah I’m definitely one of those who has heat trained hair. I do a silk press 2 times a week, deep condition 2 times a week as well. Some of us don’t care for our natural curl pattern and I never ever where my natural curls. She is right tho you need to really deep condition and keep up with trims. Ps. I do alternate from silk press and doing my hair using the Dominican method. Shampoo, deep condition with heat, leave in conditioner, serum while the hair is wet, roller set and then blow out. I know a-lot of steps but I do find that roller setting the hair also keeps the moisture better in the hair. It doesn’t look dry like it does when you blow out wet hair.
They don’t make hairstylist like you anymore 😢 you’re so knowledgeable and professional! You take such good care of your clients, and you actually care about the health of their hair!
I am a 6yr natural and I recently got a silk press after 4yrs. of no heat, except for every 3 months I blow dry and trim . My hair was much fuller and, dense after my silk pressed. I did not have to constantly comb my hair, it maintained bounce and fullness and looked super healthy healthy after 3 wks.In 90 degree weather. You have to do what works for you, not putting heat on my hair has cause it to flourish! Thanks for being sooo informative, kind and respectful to your viewers and subscribers!!!
Haven’t straightened my hair with heat in 10 years +. I love my naturally curly hair. I wear my hair mostly in 2 strand twists and roller set with curl formers. Grace and peace.
Everything you touch is 🔥🔥 You 🔥🔥 Yo shop is 🔥🔥 And I still ain’t got them Titaniums 😏 I’m back bald headed now anyway… I remember I used to set my alarm for when you got stuff back in stock 😂😂. I would have everybody’s phone in the house trying to order, but somehow, y’all blocked bald headed people from gettin’ the flat irons 😂😂
Honestly, when your hair is straight, it distributes this sebum and other nutrients that are supposed to travel down your hair and otherwise can't do that while it's curled up and or frizzy because,it's too difficult for it to maneuver throughout your hair. Being straightened makes that easier and also the heat from the tool you're using or even just the sun itself helps it travel down to the shaft and into the ends of your hair. That's why these other races have such long hair because, it's straight as well as all the nutrients are going down that hair whenever needed.
@@TheSmily4ever I've seen folks with long hair section it and massage product into all small sections. People with low porosity hair need to somehow open those cuticles up. I would suggest taking your ends in your hands and rubbing them back and forth like you're trying to tighten locs with a good product like Carroll's Daughter.
As a person who used to have long natural hair, I preferred my hair heat trained. I did not have a perm, but I was going to a stylist every two weeks and tried to put minimal heat on my hair in between appointments. Heat-trained hair does not mean that your hair is damaged. I have always had a thick, full head of hair. Even right now with my hair cut short, my hair is so thick that people think it is fake. For me, heat trained hair is about ease of maintenance. I also liked wearing my long hair with a little bit of curl, because I felt like I could get two styles out of it. I would wear it curly for one week, wrap it and let the curls fall for another week, and then could do buns/ponytails/half up half down on week three. It allowed me to minimize the heat even though I primarily wore heat styles.
I love a wrap with curls..more like a bump really. It gives me volume. I don’t know about heat right now. I’m diggin’ my fro, but maybe in a year or so I’ll try it. I been blow out dusting my hair since watching your video. It’s thriving and healthy.
You by far are one of thee best beauticians I’ve ever seen been watching you and your work for 2 years now…. And I am a fan of your products….You’ve taught me a lot ❤️
I go between my natural curls and straight. Esp'ly during this hot weather, me, humidity and heat do not get along. But your model's hair is really pretty. You did ya thing as always!!
I love how you do natural hair! I am a cancer survivor and have an autoimmune disorder that affects my hair. I don’t wear it because I am trying to get it to grow and be healthy. I am a nurse as well and wear scrub caps to keep my hair from being out. Haven’t had a professional stylist in my hair for over 20 years…just bad experiences. But would love having a stylist like you to take care of my hair.
I love my hair in its natural state (curly) but it can be difficult to handle sometimes and not a lot of products work in my hair. It tends to dry out a lot. It used to be heat damaged but I did the big chop and now I try to apply heat about three times for the year to maintain my natural pattern. Also, I love your videos! And your clients hair is beautiful ❤
These videos have helped me so much in my natural hair journey and that want ppl lack in their journey sometimes. My hair is now down to my thighs after learning to take care of it properly for my hair type and getting encouragement from natural hair channels like this one !!!!
I love watching Kee's videos, they are highly educational, inspiring, uplifting, and meditative. I often watch on their entirety, then listen in their entirety cause Kee's voice helps me to drift into sleep.
I went natural in 2006 (before it became a trend) so I went to the Dominicans and just kept getting doobies. And my hair was heat trained/damaged but it was my longest ever and easy to work with. In 2012 I decided to let that hair grow out and stopped using heat so I could see my curls. Love my curls but now hair is harder to deal with so I’m always in protective styles. I’m strongly considering going back to blowing out my hair twice a month 😩 I don’t wear my loose curls and I HATE fairy knots 😣
@Clara Yes it was working for me! My hair was consistently about 16” long, now once it hits 13-14” I have to cut 2” of fairy knots off the ends 🙄 so now it’s stuck at underarm length. I think I am gonna try it again, and now with more education I know how to properly take care of it.
It's curls for me! I only straighten my hair once, two times a year tops. I love my curls so I'm very careful with getting a silk press because I want to keep my texture as untouched as possible. I only let one stylist do my silk presses, I'm so paranoid about salon horror stories.
For me personally, I don’t really think that my hair is heat trained because it has not lost its curl pattern, but I do feel that with me doing my hair, my curls feel softer, idkk. I like my hair being straight more being straight or “stretched out” because it’s soooo much easier to maintain. I was fully natural/no heat for years, but I found myself washing it more than once a week which affected the the natural oils in my hair and I found that with my hair being curly, when I blow dried it, I would have so many more split ends. I find that even just doing a roller set And then just blowdrying my roots does the job, and is healthier for my hair. My hair is down to my butt, so I think it’s working! Btw, love your videos, it’s like therapy 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
Right now as a 40+ woman in a super humid climate and menopausal, curls are it! I tried to wear a slick pony last week and my curls said "heffa you tried it!" LOL. But I'm thankful that they are super healthy and full.
I am for sure a curls girl. I love body! Also I do like that when your hair is heat damaged it doesn’t revert as fast but also you’re right, your hair isn’t as full when it’s heat damaged. Amazing video!!
I’m like you I like both! I wear my hair in it’s natural state all the time and straighten like once every 1-1.5 years. I prefer natural but straight/long hair makes me look so grown and feel like a baddie lol … it’s a toss up but natural wins for me. I like the “wow” factor when I straighten and don’t wanna lose it
The Dominicans DESTROYED my curl pattern & it took me years to overcome that heat damage. I will look busted before setting foot in a Dominican salon again. 😅RUclips is the only social media I have these days. I’m in Baltimore but if you need heads for your channel, I’m on the first thing smokin to Philly!😃 my hair has not been done in about 2 years…..I’ve been through a lot. 😩 I’ve got grays in the front, my natural hair color in the middle & the dyed color on the ends. I’m ready for a major chop & color. If you run out of folks to do, you can absolutely chop my hair off. So ready for a change😊
Those short pieces you mentioned after the blow dry ... all my greys look like that! Argh! And you are relatable especially to someone like me who doesn't go to a salon
12:48 Yeah went to great clips (cause it was 1min from home) for a $17 trim and that's exactly what I got. 😭 I was encouraged to go even though my gut told me not to, but I was like dang my stylist all the way on the eastside (I'm westside 30mins away) and gas is $5. Let's just say I should have listened cause if gas was $10 I would have went after that experience. 😭 She missed a lot when she trimmed my hair and told me it would be in layers if she trims it all the way through, Lort never again. My hairstylist fixed it some weeks later so I'm happy again. 😊 Traveling on the road with my husband who is a truck driver taught me that Walmart, great clips, fantastic sams, ect. those type of places (when I had no other choice) are not for me. They do not know how to handle African American hair (imo) even though they're taught to do all types. I could barely feel her fingers touch my scalp as if she was washing the air. 😂 Anyways her hair looks beautiful, just how I like to get my hair done from my real stylist. 💖
Cracking up at the ponytail not giving up on you in the middle of the day. I think like you said one major difference between heat “trained” & heat damage is the amount of TLC and maintenance one is putting into their head. It’s a fine line and you gotta stay on top of it.
Heat trained works for me. I'm a new mom and since it's "trained" it's easier to maintain and get up and go. I also love all natural hair too but heat trained works for me 🙂 I loveeeee your videos! Phil 4:13 . Especially the positive quotes!
I use to love my hair bone straight when I was younger but now I love lots of layers and curls lol Also, I’m natural and a licensed cosmetologist. I don’t like the heat train and I don’t like relaxers. 🤷🏾♀️
“A little rain can clear up a drought “ #POWERFUL THANKS for your service AND dedication Reece!!! I love my hair straight too. But I prefer curls because of how they change my look to mature and serious. I'm natural. I wear my hair curly mainly because it thrives/grows best this way. But, if I had it my way, heat trained/heat damaged would be my choice. My stylist told me if I relaxed or texturized my hair my curls would not come back. #😍Sucks2HaveMyHair😍
I usually start with straight hair and then curl my hair the next week for some fullness. It’s how I make my heat styles last without going overboard. As someone who also likes to rock my natural curls, heat damage is devastating lol but back in my high school days I was definitely one of those people that thrived on heat damage.
She has such beautiful hair and curls. I wouldn’t do anything just put it up toward the back. Of course you did a fabulous jobs as always. I just think those curls are so cute.
I have not had a relaxer since 1995 and my hair is definitely trained and in some spots "damaged", but I do wear it straight all the time. Even in the light rain, my hair barely reverts. There is a lot of texture in the back, but the front has some straight parts. I think heat damage should not be mistaken for overall damage, the bonds are broken but it does not mean the ends are bad or the hair has to look dull or dry. As for curls vs. straight, I love them both! Hubby loves it curled so I do not wear it straight too often. Love your content!
Shooting my shot! Would love to have my hair done for content! 🙏🏾🙂I’m good either straight or curls! I believe my hair is heart damaged. I’m not sure what I need to do with it!
I love watching your videos so much. I always want more no matter how much you do. Your a very personable strong woman who is very knowledgeable. My daughter has recently made a friend with the same type of hair so I'm learning in case she would like her hair braided like I do with my daughter when she comes over to hang out so I don't do damage and have the correct comb and technique which I now have thanks to you. I appreciate you so much 💛
I’m a lazy natural. Straight hair has always bored me plus I think it requires way more maintenance. I haven’t blow dry my hair straight in so long, maybe 5 years. I’m not interested in heat training my hair. I like fuller hair.
I truly enjoy your videos. You always give excellent hair knowledge and you art is always beautiful!! Keep being a Blessing to the people that you touch!! Continued Peace and Prosperity to YOU ❤️
I love curls! I’m dealing with grey hair- I haven’t embraced it as of yet. I love ponytails- I’m a grandma with 11 grands and 4 grown adults. But my hair is not in good standing. Great job on her hair! Perfect 👍
Same here Cali N Da Valley. I try to support black people but they're not responsible they're not on time it's been over $200 and 3 days later my hair looks like crap.
Hello. Love your channel and your real vibe. My hair vibe is straight. As I too have a round face so I feel you. I’m also relaxed, I love how you stress no judgement and positivity. Thanks for being genuine💕💕 Keep doing yo thang Ms. Deeper than Hair!!😊
My 2 cents...heat trained =heat damage. I'm almost 60 and was taught to use a pressing comb..on the stove. Lol. My hair always kinks back up once wet with no straight pieces. Those straight heat damaged pieces will dry and break off over time. Deep conditioning may delay it a bit.
I personally feel like there's a difference between heat damaged and heat trained hair. Like I consider your hair heat trained if it straightens more easily bc its used to heat but still reverts when washed. Its heat damaged if its just straight and doesn't revert back at all. I don't see the two terms as interchangeable but some do.
I dont see a problem w/either or if you don't use heat at all. Whatever works for you!
I agree.
Like how you put that.
I agree. My hair is heat “trained”. My hair is easy to straighten and it usually stays straight until it’s shampooed. If I’m caught in the rain, I may get a little curly, but it remains straight for the most part. Once thoroughly soaked for a shampoo my curls return. I love it like this since I never wear my natural curls.
@@kimmoore5566 Yeah my hair is the same way!
I love this comment so much!
As a viewer and a professional the single best compliment I can give you is, No matter how long your videos are, they are too short. I absolutely love you and your work.
Thanks so much!!
As a white woman with fine hair, I watch your videos with envy of those amazing heads of hair. That being said, I love your nonjudgmental outlook on life.
AMEN to that! The longer the videos are, the shorter they seem! LOVE you Kee! 💜You are a precious woman🙏🏽
I agree
Same. Totally agree with this comment. I’m always wanting more. Her videos are so professional and informative 💕
As a man who has no interest in ever straightening my hair I watch you videos because they are so calming.
Thanks for watching 💜
i hope you see this....i know so many men (usually men who have sisters or men who dated a woman who was really into their hair, or men who are just fascinated with hair) enjoy watching hair videos...or watching women get their hair done. I had a homeboy who i have/had a totally plutonic relationship with and i remember when i was in my 20s he used to love to talk on my hair day when he was at my house...but he has sisters...it was literally how we bonded.
@Michelle Rodgers This is really beautiful. Thank you for sharing 💜
Love how professional you are & you actually care. You don’t be rushing at all. Wish I was one of your happy clients keep ya thang miss 🙌🏾😊
Watching you do her hair is so relaxing. I always wish it's me in the chair, because I see the care you put into your craft.
Thank you!
YES. THIS. I’m scared to go to salons since I’ve become natural, but I would run to Key’s chair in a heartbeat!
I don't care if I'm on camera, you can put my whole life out there girl I wanna get my hair done by you one day 😭 this is so satisfying
Congratulations !!!!!!! You are so Blessed to be chosen. Hoping that one day I'll be able to receive the same privilege !!!! GOD BLESS !!!!!!!!!!
Jordan Davis 19 if on You done
😊😊😊. Ppppppp. 😊
I followed your video on how you trim your own hair and omggg it was the best, most even trim I’ve ever given myself!! I just trimmed it last week and it looks soo good. I still haven’t mastered the blow dry but I’m working on it!! Thank you for all the education 💛
I need to work on my blow dry too😩😩😩
yes RIGHT!!!
I just did the same exact thing last week. I was so scared and it came out good😁
Yess! I love that for you!
My hair actually does better with an old fashioned hot cone on the stove pressing. I'm finally comfortable with using a flat iron however, I bought a 2 inch babyliss clay iron and winner of I should purchase a smaller unit
Natural means you rock your hair out your scalp. I never here ppl screaming and shouting at non black women who straighten there hair everyday. So I’m not sure why being heat trained bothers so many people.
Anything a black woman does engages others. We in our own community need to support and not knock each other !
We’ve no weave. Straight kinky curly. Peel relaxed. Texlaxed. Jerry curl. Do your thing!!
Exactly. People are so judgemental about others hair.
Exactly!!
Amen
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Maybe we don't see none black women wearing afro texture clips in or weave, wigs. And also they have straight hair so even if they flat iron it doesn't make it a different.
I love wearing curls but not tight. Exactly how you did this lady hair. It makes the hair look so full and bouncy. Great job explaining the process and how to keep our hair healthy at home and telling some hairstylist that don’t have a clue.
Me2 💖
Thanks so much for watching!
I so love how every video is good instruction for good maintenance. A totally new viewer who never saw your years of content would be able to watch today's video and get as much good information as someone who's been watching for a year. Thank you for being such a great caretaker of the community!
Thank you for watching!
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Your client hair turned out beautiful. I agree people should style and do what’s best for their hair. Thank you for sharing your skills and knowledge with us you’re greatly appreciated 💜
Yeah, her hair and scalp look so clean…
Thank you!
Blessings Kee, I can remember when I first decided to subscribe to your page. You came to the aide of this little Muslim girl who was bullied at school. Those bullies removed her hijab and cut her hair. You invited her to your salon to fix and minimized the damage done to her hair and made her feel pretty again. That so touched my heart that I had to subscribe. I just love your videos and I love watching a professional at work trying to teach us how to maintain our hair. I'm just so proud of of you and I'm proud to be subscribed to this channel. Have a wonderful 4th.
Thank you so much for your support! Have a beautiful holiday as well.
Came for the trim, because it's so relaxing 😌 🥰
Right....😃❤️
I gave birth to my first child in August after a miscarriage and suffered a lot of hair loss postpartum. I also went my entire pregnancy without trimming my hair and pretty much let it go completely the closer I got to labor. I am finally starting to feel more myself and decided I wanted to take care of my hair again, so I started watching your videos and felt confident enough to cut my own hair. It turned out so well and I am so proud of myself. Thank you so much for your videos🤗
I’m happy to see you’re back and Congratulations on everything you have been working on and have accomplished this year!!! 💜💜💜
Thank you!
May God continue to bless you as you educate us on how to care for our hair. It is hard finding hair stylist that care about the health of the client's hair.
You are VERY relatable! I think that's why your voiceovers are magic. I like my hair curly and straight. In luv with the versatility of 4C hair!! I wear my hair straight once a quarter (every 3 months). I get it trimmed when I get it straightened. My hair stylist has it down to a science.
That's perfect!
Gah Lee man! I tell you it is SO SATISFYING to watch these videos!!!! These are the only videos I don’t grab no hot sauce popcorn, no snacks, nothing. I just want to focus and give my undivided attention. NO DISTRACTIONS! Lol!
Girl when you pull the hair up and trim? So delicious. Bc I really be commenting from jump like “girl you know you had to go up another 1/2 inch!” But then, you pull up the hair and it’s like “ohhh ok! Makes sense! And that’s why you’re the professional! That’s why you get paid for your craft. Bc w/me I thought she needed a bob. But you’re right in that, not everyone is ready for that….
I just love watching these videos. With a fixed crown you feel like you have a whole life reset!
Just used your trim video to trim my own hair and it was suuuuuper helpful!
Shoutout to your client for being in the healthcare field! I am as well (also guiltyof always wearing ponytails...👀😂). It's hard out here, but we got this! 💜
Wow I just left the same comment about following her hair trim video!
@@Denise_Cocoa lol fr?? I was so proud of myself lol. I saw the ends afterward and was like, "oooooooo it's heavyyyyyy. We love heavy hair." 😂😂😂
Thank you fpr your services!
Class is always in session when you're doing hair... love, love the education ❤️
Thanks for watching!
I am Asian and my hair texture is definitely different from the ladies on your videos, but I learned a lot from you. I was binging your videos for two days. I am now determined to trim my hair more often. Also, when you cut the hair, it looks so relaxing.
Hey Kee, Reese hair looks so pretty, for not getting a trim for two years her hair is thriving. I use to press my hair every two weeks when I was a teenager I fried my hair with Dax pressing oil and roll it up EVERY night. I never knew to deep condition, I just washed & condition my hair and my hair still thrived. I haven't had a press in many , many years.
Been 2.5 decades myself prolly, as I been relaxing. Even a couple years ago I went on a 24 month? hiatus from relaxing I did not press.
Her hair is so pretty! I’ve been wearing natural hair since 2005 or so. I’ve never been able to keep a straight style for long because my hair is naturally wavy/curly. Other than blow drying after washing, I haven’t had any heat on my hair. I comb it, part it on the side, twist it, tuck comb it and pull it into a bun. I’m in desperate need of a trim, lol. I really enjoyed watching this video and I appreciate your tutorial on heat damage and how to care for your hair. Thanks for sharing.
No problem! Thank you for watching. 🤞🏾
I went with my natural texture (curly) 2 1/2 years ago, after 30+ years of blow drying. I prefer my healthy curls for my rounder, aging face. It’s also nice to not constantly try to maintain straight hair in the foggy climate where I live.
It’s crazy because I never knew what “ heat trained” was and the last time I went to get my hair pressed the stylist was like, “ As soon as you get home wrap it because your hair isn’t trained” and I was like what is that ? BUT !! DEEPER THAN HAIR put it in perspective for me so thank you girl ❤️
Ever since I trim my hair every 4 months, I've seen drastic change in terms of length retention. It really is crucial to hair growth and maintenance 👌🏾You are AMAZING by the way 😍🙌🏾
Yesssssss
Yes please give tips. I feel like it stopped so I recently trimmed a few days ago. Prior to that my last trim was in June. I’m trying to get to waist length. Idk If I need to oil more frequently or what. How long was it before you noticed a difference in length?
@@nena8785 keep your hair moisturized and it’s crucial that your hair has the important nutrients it needs. Trim your ends and me personally I’m staying away from heat and wearing my natural hair.
@@queenalex7827 how often would you say I oil my scalp?
@@nena8785 I would get an oil with a lot of herbs if you’re trying to grow your hair out
I hope you are enjoying your VACATION!!!!
Thanks for staying consistent with the uploading! And I love BOTH curls and straight hair depending on the scenario I'm in and the season of the year. Because curls get sweated out but that pony stays SLEEK in the heat and keep ya head warm in the cold! Curls keep ya head warm too! I prefer people heat train their hair versus a relaxer because of how dangerous the chemicals are. Too many people think fibroids and endometriosis are just a way of life and they are NOT! Relaxers are dangerous people!
Exactly!
Your voice is so calming,peaceful and angelic.I love watching,great job.May God continue to bless you.
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I love her and her techniques as a stylist. She is beautiful inside out. I would love to visit her one day. And what I dig is she has a huge following and I have yet to hear her say not accepting new clients like other stylist that starts to get well known!
Thanks for your support!
She does hair for movies and TV shows. She's not in a salon doing clients except for RUclips content.
@@aleialaw aww
I love your minimal use of products. Hair is beautiful and shiny!
Agreed!!!
I like my hair bone straight with no bumps when I get a silk press. & I’m against “heat trained” I had heat damage a few years back due to a stylist doing too many passes & it really messed my hair up. It was breaking off a lot & was very thin. Now my hair is thriving !
Ikr
I gotta add to my bucket list to one day get my hair straightened at your salon. I live in Pennsylvania too which makes it quite convenient.
We can't wait to meet you!
@@DeeperThanHairTv Same here! 😘
Me toooo girl
Yesssss ma'am! I'm in Ohio and would love to have you in my hair! I hadn't relaxed my hair in 5 years got frustrated with it and broke down 😭 now I'm regretting my decision. I just want it all cut off and start over. I love your chanel 💕
Yes! I'm in Baltimore and want to make that trip. I'm just sad to know you don't do hair anymore yourself.
Watching how you handle and work with your clients hair, while your talking is incredibly relaxing. Your videos are just wonderful 🥰💐💐 thank you 🙏🏼
My hair is heat trained. Prior to it being heat trained, I tried getting into wearing it in its natural state, but wasn’t successful. Because I do not wear my natural curls, heat trained hair has been honestly appreciated. I no longer worry about it frizzing when I wear clip ins or extensions and it always being straight helped with growth retention since I no longer fight fairy knots. I have seen pictures making me miss my waves at times, but ultimately I enjoy it.
Oh wow so your hair never reverts back? That sounds like heat damage
I love heat training my hair. I can go out in the Atlanta humidity and it doesn't revert. I'm not wearing my curls so it's cool for my bonds to be broken. If you love your curls, I wouldn't suggest heat training because it's hard to tell how much your bonds will be broken and you can end up with straight pieces.
Your videos are so amazing and I always learn so much.
Wooow, her hair with the natural curl pattern was so pretty with the awesome little curls, but it was also really pretty straightened and then curled! Either way, she has so much gorgeous volume.
It’s so nice when nurses can get someone taking care of them for a change - she deserves it!!! 💚💙💜
Her hair looks LOVELY
Yessss Can’t wait for Peggy Sue on July 1st!!!
I loooove my straight hair! My texture always comes back. I got my press together as a teen, before it was a fad, and perfected it enough to where relaxers were no longer needed or wanted. Conditioned my hair into naturlism! 😂 Im now a straight-natural woman whose hair has gotten too long for me to straighten it, properly, myself.
The shine gets me every time. Her hair is so pretty. Love the video 😍
I saw a picture of you in years past, you were rocking curls, in the 4c viedo. At age 65 I love to ROCK my CURLS! If a stylist doesn't give me CURLS I get upset! ESPECIALLY when they are shown a picture of the curls that I usually wear. For me they last long enough for me to sustain full body before I go again. Also I love your channel! The education you share is phenomenal! Thank you so much.
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Yeah I’m definitely one of those who has heat trained hair. I do a silk press 2 times a week, deep condition 2 times a week as well. Some of us don’t care for our natural curl pattern and I never ever where my natural curls. She is right tho you need to really deep condition and keep up with trims.
Ps.
I do alternate from silk press and doing my hair using the Dominican method. Shampoo, deep condition with heat, leave in conditioner, serum while the hair is wet, roller set and then blow out. I know a-lot of steps but I do find that roller setting the hair also keeps the moisture better in the hair. It doesn’t look dry like it does when you blow out wet hair.
Same hey girl! I NEVER wear my hair natural it’s always straight. I only iron it out once every two weeks though and get it trimmed every 2 months
Thank you for your comment!
@@dartina15ify same here. I can’t go one month without washing my hair. It’s gross.
@@msbell221982 yessss! It gets all heavy and disgusting
@@msbell221982 Who said anything about not washing your hair for a month...? I'm confused..
They don’t make hairstylist like you anymore 😢 you’re so knowledgeable and professional! You take such good care of your clients, and you actually care about the health of their hair!
Your bracelet stack is so gorgeous!!!
Thank you!
I am a 6yr natural and I recently got a silk press after 4yrs. of no heat, except for every 3 months I blow dry and trim . My hair was much fuller and, dense after my silk pressed. I did not have to constantly comb my hair, it maintained bounce and fullness and looked super healthy healthy after 3 wks.In 90 degree weather. You have to do what works for you, not putting heat on my hair has cause it to flourish!
Thanks for being sooo informative, kind and respectful to your viewers and subscribers!!!
Haven’t straightened my hair with heat in 10 years +. I love my naturally curly hair. I wear my hair mostly in 2 strand twists and roller set with curl formers. Grace and peace.
I love that!
Source client's hair is ALWAYS SUPERB!!
Everything you touch is 🔥🔥 You 🔥🔥 Yo shop is 🔥🔥 And I still ain’t got them Titaniums 😏 I’m back bald headed now anyway… I remember I used to set my alarm for when you got stuff back in stock 😂😂. I would have everybody’s phone in the house trying to order, but somehow, y’all blocked bald headed people from gettin’ the flat irons 😂😂
Glad you’re back with more videos. Missed you!
Honestly, when your hair is straight, it distributes this sebum and other nutrients that are supposed to travel down your hair and otherwise can't do that while it's curled up and or frizzy because,it's too difficult for it to maneuver throughout your hair. Being straightened makes that easier and also the heat from the tool you're using or even just the sun itself helps it travel down to the shaft and into the ends of your hair. That's why these other races have such long hair because, it's straight as well as all the nutrients are going down that hair whenever needed.
how can we make sure that sebum and other nutrients can travel down our kinky curly hair without straightning the hair?
@@TheSmily4ever I've seen folks with long hair section it and massage product into all small sections. People with low porosity hair need to somehow open those cuticles up. I would suggest taking your ends in your hands and rubbing them back and forth like you're trying to tighten locs with a good product like Carroll's Daughter.
I want to apologize to the readers of this comment. It is very much jacked up.
Sometimes I have a hard time trying to express myself.
Trims makes the hair behave. It feels smoother. Bouncy curls are my fave.
As a person who used to have long natural hair, I preferred my hair heat trained. I did not have a perm, but I was going to a stylist every two weeks and tried to put minimal heat on my hair in between appointments. Heat-trained hair does not mean that your hair is damaged. I have always had a thick, full head of hair. Even right now with my hair cut short, my hair is so thick that people think it is fake. For me, heat trained hair is about ease of maintenance. I also liked wearing my long hair with a little bit of curl, because I felt like I could get two styles out of it. I would wear it curly for one week, wrap it and let the curls fall for another week, and then could do buns/ponytails/half up half down on week three. It allowed me to minimize the heat even though I primarily wore heat styles.
I love a wrap with curls..more like a bump really. It gives me volume. I don’t know about heat right now. I’m diggin’ my fro, but maybe in a year or so I’ll try it. I been blow out dusting my hair since watching your video. It’s thriving and healthy.
Beautiful head of hair. That trim set it off🔥🔥
You by far are one of thee best beauticians I’ve ever seen been watching you and your work for 2 years now…. And I am a fan of your products….You’ve taught me a lot ❤️
Thanks for your support.
I go between my natural curls and straight. Esp'ly during this hot weather, me, humidity and heat do not get along.
But your model's hair is really pretty. You did ya thing as always!!
Thank you!
I love how you do natural hair! I am a cancer survivor and have an autoimmune disorder that affects my hair. I don’t wear it because I am trying to get it to grow and be healthy. I am a nurse as well and wear scrub caps to keep my hair from being out. Haven’t had a professional stylist in my hair for over 20 years…just bad experiences. But would love having a stylist like you to take care of my hair.
I love my hair in its natural state (curly) but it can be difficult to handle sometimes and not a lot of products work in my hair. It tends to dry out a lot. It used to be heat damaged but I did the big chop and now I try to apply heat about three times for the year to maintain my natural pattern.
Also, I love your videos! And your clients hair is beautiful ❤
These videos have helped me so much in my natural hair journey and that want ppl lack in their journey sometimes. My hair is now down to my thighs after learning to take care of it properly for my hair type and getting encouragement from natural hair channels like this one !!!!
Peggy Sue is going to be a great travel iron!
Yup!
I love watching Kee's videos, they are highly educational, inspiring, uplifting, and meditative. I often watch on their entirety, then listen in their entirety cause Kee's voice helps me to drift into sleep.
I went natural in 2006 (before it became a trend) so I went to the Dominicans and just kept getting doobies. And my hair was heat trained/damaged but it was my longest ever and easy to work with. In 2012 I decided to let that hair grow out and stopped using heat so I could see my curls. Love my curls but now hair is harder to deal with so I’m always in protective styles. I’m strongly considering going back to blowing out my hair twice a month 😩 I don’t wear my loose curls and I HATE fairy knots 😣
Yes! I hate fairy knots too!
@Clara Yes it was working for me! My hair was consistently about 16” long, now once it hits 13-14” I have to cut 2” of fairy knots off the ends 🙄 so now it’s stuck at underarm length. I think I am gonna try it again, and now with more education I know how to properly take care of it.
I just love watching you work your magic! You're so mindful of your clients and what they want!💜💜💜
It's curls for me! I only straighten my hair once, two times a year tops. I love my curls so I'm very careful with getting a silk press because I want to keep my texture as untouched as possible. I only let one stylist do my silk presses, I'm so paranoid about salon horror stories.
I understand!!
I've watched so many hair videos and nobody can come close to your level.
Love your channel!!! So informative and helpful.
For me personally, I don’t really think that my hair is heat trained because it has not lost its curl pattern, but I do feel that with me doing my hair, my curls feel softer, idkk. I like my hair being straight more being straight or “stretched out” because it’s soooo much easier to maintain. I was fully natural/no heat for years, but I found myself washing it more than once a week which affected the the natural oils in my hair and I found that with my hair being curly, when I blow dried it, I would have so many more split ends. I find that even just doing a roller set And then just blowdrying my roots does the job, and is healthier for my hair. My hair is down to my butt, so I think it’s working! Btw, love your videos, it’s like therapy 🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼
Right now as a 40+ woman in a super humid climate and menopausal, curls are it! I tried to wear a slick pony last week and my curls said "heffa you tried it!" LOL. But I'm thankful that they are super healthy and full.
Peggy Sue..we are going to love you!!!🙌🙌🙌💕💕✌️
Great video!!! And her ends weren't bad at all to say it was years.... Beautiful hair and I love your nails!😃❤️
Thank you!
I am for sure a curls girl. I love body! Also I do like that when your hair is heat damaged it doesn’t revert as fast but also you’re right, your hair isn’t as full when it’s heat damaged. Amazing video!!
I’m like you I like both! I wear my hair in it’s natural state all the time and straighten like once every 1-1.5 years. I prefer natural but straight/long hair makes me look so grown and feel like a baddie lol … it’s a toss up but natural wins for me. I like the “wow” factor when I straighten and don’t wanna lose it
I love this!
💕 your care and professionalism is so refreshing🙋🏾♀️✂️💕🙂👍🏾
The Dominicans DESTROYED my curl pattern & it took me years to overcome that heat damage. I will look busted before setting foot in a Dominican salon again. 😅RUclips is the only social media I have these days. I’m in Baltimore but if you need heads for your channel, I’m on the first thing smokin to Philly!😃 my hair has not been done in about 2 years…..I’ve been through a lot. 😩 I’ve got grays in the front, my natural hair color in the middle & the dyed color on the ends. I’m ready for a major chop & color. If you run out of folks to do, you can absolutely chop my hair off. So ready for a change😊
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watching this before bed is the cure to any anxiety, I love this videos so much. You are so talented!
Thanks for watching!
Those short pieces you mentioned after the blow dry ... all my greys look like that! Argh! And you are relatable especially to someone like me who doesn't go to a salon
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Thank you for always being transparent with your customers and potential customers. I need to get my head done. LOL
12:48 Yeah went to great clips (cause it was 1min from home) for a $17 trim and that's exactly what I got. 😭 I was encouraged to go even though my gut told me not to, but I was like dang my stylist all the way on the eastside (I'm westside 30mins away) and gas is $5. Let's just say I should have listened cause if gas was $10 I would have went after that experience. 😭 She missed a lot when she trimmed my hair and told me it would be in layers if she trims it all the way through, Lort never again. My hairstylist fixed it some weeks later so I'm happy again. 😊 Traveling on the road with my husband who is a truck driver taught me that Walmart, great clips, fantastic sams, ect. those type of places (when I had no other choice) are not for me. They do not know how to handle African American hair (imo) even though they're taught to do all types. I could barely feel her fingers touch my scalp as if she was washing the air. 😂 Anyways her hair looks beautiful, just how I like to get my hair done from my real stylist. 💖
Thanks for sharing!!
Cracking up at the ponytail not giving up on you in the middle of the day.
I think like you said one major difference between heat “trained” & heat damage is the amount of TLC and maintenance one is putting into their head. It’s a fine line and you gotta stay on top of it.
Heat trained works for me. I'm a new mom and since it's "trained" it's easier to maintain and get up and go. I also love all natural hair too but heat trained works for me 🙂 I loveeeee your videos! Phil 4:13 . Especially the positive quotes!
Thanks for sharing!
Love you for creating such a positive and safe space for women of all hair types and choices.
I use to love my hair bone straight when I was younger but now I love lots of layers and curls lol
Also, I’m natural and a licensed cosmetologist. I don’t like the heat train and I don’t like relaxers. 🤷🏾♀️
Thanks so much for sharing!
Videos of black women getting their hair done are so satisfying to watch! It truly is “Deeper than” ❤️
“A little rain can clear up a drought “ #POWERFUL
THANKS for your service AND dedication Reece!!!
I love my hair straight too. But I prefer curls because of how they change my look to mature and serious. I'm natural. I wear my hair curly mainly because it thrives/grows best this way. But, if I had it my way, heat trained/heat damaged would be my choice. My stylist told me if I relaxed or texturized my hair my curls would not come back. #😍Sucks2HaveMyHair😍
I usually start with straight hair and then curl my hair the next week for some fullness. It’s how I make my heat styles last without going overboard.
As someone who also likes to rock my natural curls, heat damage is devastating lol but back in my high school days I was definitely one of those people that thrived on heat damage.
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She has such beautiful hair and curls. I wouldn’t do anything just put it up toward the back. Of course you did a fabulous jobs as always. I just think those curls are so cute.
Thank you!
I have not had a relaxer since 1995 and my hair is definitely trained and in some spots "damaged", but I do wear it straight all the time. Even in the light rain, my hair barely reverts. There is a lot of texture in the back, but the front has some straight parts. I think heat damage should not be mistaken for overall damage, the bonds are broken but it does not mean the ends are bad or the hair has to look dull or dry. As for curls vs. straight, I love them both! Hubby loves it curled so I do not wear it straight too often. Love your content!
Shooting my shot! Would love to have my hair done for content! 🙏🏾🙂I’m good either straight or curls! I believe my hair is heart damaged. I’m not sure what I need to do with it!
I love watching your videos so much. I always want more no matter how much you do. Your a very personable strong woman who is very knowledgeable. My daughter has recently made a friend with the same type of hair so I'm learning in case she would like her hair braided like I do with my daughter when she comes over to hang out so I don't do damage and have the correct comb and technique which I now have thanks to you. I appreciate you so much 💛
I’m a lazy natural. Straight hair has always bored me plus I think it requires way more maintenance. I haven’t blow dry my hair straight in so long, maybe 5 years. I’m not interested in heat training my hair. I like fuller hair.
I truly enjoy your videos. You always give excellent hair knowledge and you art is always beautiful!! Keep being a Blessing to the people that you touch!! Continued Peace and Prosperity to YOU ❤️
Yes!!! Let people do what they want to do. This needs to be yelled from the rooftops 😂
I love curls! I’m dealing with grey hair- I haven’t embraced it as of yet. I love ponytails- I’m a grandma with 11 grands and 4 grown adults. But my hair is not in good standing. Great job on her hair! Perfect 👍
Heck! I haven't trim mines in about 14 years. It's beyond my shoulders. I condition often.
Her hair is lovely! I love that you focus on healthy hair and that you're giving educating us about healthy hair styling.
I really need a good natural hair care salon in Houston TX... If I could lol transplant you here I would :)!
Saaaaame😩
Same here Cali N Da Valley. I try to support black people but they're not responsible they're not on time it's been over $200 and 3 days later my hair looks like crap.
Hello. Love your channel and your real vibe. My hair vibe is straight. As I too have a round face so I feel you. I’m also relaxed, I love how you stress no judgement and positivity. Thanks for being genuine💕💕 Keep doing yo thang Ms. Deeper than Hair!!😊
My 2 cents...heat trained =heat damage. I'm almost 60 and was taught to use a pressing comb..on the stove. Lol. My hair always kinks back up once wet with no straight pieces. Those straight heat damaged pieces will dry and break off over time. Deep conditioning may delay it a bit.
Beautiful job