Makes sense. I've been trimming my own for about three years after a deva cut disaster. Before that I hadn't been to a salon in years. You did a wonderful job though! She's lucky to have you. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!! My natural hair is hip length , healthy ( no see through) and I only trim as needed with NO haircut since mofos like to get so scissor happy it gives you ptsd. I don't follow the European model of cosmetology of every 8-10 wks for a trim nor can you trust every hand in your hair! You did a fabulous job with big juicy curls which I love 😍
Being a hairdresser myself for 38 years i am the exception to the rule in that i would rather have to recut the hair than cut it too short to begin with. I hate scissor happy hairdressers that always think they know what is best for you. You know when they cut your bra length hair up into a bob because that 's the latest trend, which is fine if a) you suit and b) you can take care of it when you come out of the hairdressers. Some hairdressers just go on their own sweet way quite often because you will need to go back week after week to get it dried into some sort of resemblence of order. Always cut less, you can easily take more off if the client thinks it's not short enough, you can't add back the real hair that you took off because you weren't listening and your client will come back because they are not afraid of you and your scissors. Hugs from Scotland
I am so glad you didn't cut more of her hair. Some stylist who have cut way more when the didn't need to. I have seen so many stylist that just love to cut especially when they don't need it. That is why people with long hair don't like going to a lot of salons because so Many of them cut too much or too often when the hair don't need it. You are good.
My hair is like that when I let the temporary color fade out. My daughter loves when I let the gray come in. Once I do, it will be in patches in the front and streaks throughout the rest of my hair.
I love her ethnic hair, I wish hair stylist would do styles that don’t require heat to straighten it. We see so many videos that leave the impression that hair is only beautiful after it’s been straightened. I loved the texture and depth that her natural hair had before straightening.
@@ColumbiaQT2001 Texture doesn’t give growth that’s a myth. ALL human hair textures including type for hair grow at the same rate more or less main differences being gender/diet or genetics. But Texture is NOT a factor in growth, however it’s easier for people with looser hair textures to RETAIN length because drier textures tend to be more fragile and she may have thicker individual hair strands. Let’s leave this “ good hair”/“soft grade” shenanigans in slavery where they belong.
I’ve never seen the use of Bantu knots to prep the hair for blow drying and to dry the scalp. It seems like it might be easier for some of us home straighteners to do over roller sets or just blow drying starting from wet hair.
Nah i can see why she does it. Blowdrying from wet hair depending on how coarse it is at the roots can hurt a LOT. I'll probably try the bantu knots myself because I occasionally have that problem.
And she will not need a trim in 3 weeks! One of the reasons we don’t see a lot of growth when we’re in the salon regularly is because they cut it off! Hair doesn’t grow evenly. Let it grow down with as little manipulation in styling as possible, then trim.
My hair is just a bit longer than hers but I can't find a good hairdresser so I've been trimming and dyeing my own hair for 5 years. I'd like to find someone with your talent and skills. You did a beautiful job! 🥰
Her hair is black so you can't see the damage. But the ends were see through from the looks of it. If her hair was against a white tshirt, it'd look slightly different.
Obviously not everyone can get away with not trimming their hair for 10 years despite all an extremely careful and healthy hair care regimen😭. Watch me be baldheaded after missing one of my quarterly trimming sessions, regardless of keeping my hair in medium twists (no extensions), wash & deep conditioning every 2 weeks, dry detangling with castor oil, keep scalp clean and unclogged, quarterly protein treatments, sleep with silk bonnet on, finger detangling, then use a wide tooth comb to take any remaining shed hairs, can’t win😭.
I loved this! Her hair turned out so beautiful! And I loved that you used the tension method and the dryer with the comb attachment. I cringe at watching people using denman brushes sometimes because I know my hair doesn’t do well with it. I may try pump it up instead of edge control too. Nice work!
Did a wonderful job on the trim. Love it that you didn't cut all of her hair off. And like that you told me how to get my edges laid without edge control. Good job!!!!
The client's ends looked good she only needed trim not a cut. Some people's hair ends don't split easily. Whatever she is doing with her hair, she was handling it the right way. I've seen people regularly go to the hairdresser and their hair does not look that good.
Honestly watching this video makes me not want to go to the salon ❤️❤️❤️! Her hair is beautiful 😍 and she took care of it. That's motivation enough for me! Makes me feel like girl you can achieve your own hair goals!
She neglected her hair for a long time. She’s blessed to have hair that grows no matter what and sometimes it’s okay to get TLc from a stylist. I think we all deserve to visit a Salon at some point or another! It feels good. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your support! 💕💕
Agreed, and don't go to a stylist whose hair is shorter than yours. I've been butchered in the past even with minimal split ends and healthy natural hair
I love the way you blow dry. Some stylist love to pull on the hair with a Denman brush which I feel like can create breakage and heat damage .... great work!
My hair is 3 inches longer than hers and I can tell you, it's been impossible to find a stylist. They either want to cut it, fry my ends, curl it like shirley temple or again insist on cutting it. I have a lot of hair altho it is healthy and chemical free. Minus the curls per my taste. You did an excellent job!
Love the intro....glad to see you back. I finally ordered a new edge brush and went and got some Pump It Up. Thanks so much for sharing that info. I always share your videos on my hair page on Facebook.
4 her 2 not have her hair trimmed in over 10 years it still looked good and still retained long length. My hair untrimmed in 1+ year looked worse than hers.
For 10 years, her hair if growing the average would be about 60 inches or 5ft of hair. Her hair was breaking off or her anagen phase looks about 2-3ft. She has a looser texture than I do so I'm estimating by the length. My hair is 26inches and tailbone length(I'm 5'3) and got there in 2 years starting from about mid back length with doing search and destroy method so I don't do trims. Her hair looks fine, but there was a lot breakage still.
Your channel is the Bomb! You do great work and I've been subscribed now for about 7 mo. Girl, If you were in my City I would be right in one of those chairs lol!
I am African American my hair almost to my behind I haven’t had a trim in about 25 years because of scissor happy barber had cut all my hair off and I said I would never let it happen again No cuts for me Where are you located ?
You’re in Houston??!! Awww shucks! It was hard when I first moved out here to find a great stylist. They get the hair straight but it’s flat. It seems they don’t care about body volume light and soft....
Did you protect them? That's really what started my hair on its growth retention journey and I did it without realizing I was doing it lol. I had yet another bad hairdresser experience and decided to just put my hair up in a bun with a fake bun on top of it. I wore it that way for a year or so, always washing and deep conditioning my hair on a regular basis and keeping it well moisturized while it was up. One day my mom noticed that my own hair had grown enough that I didn't need the fake bun anymore and I've been wearing it that way ever since. I can go a year without a trim because I don't expose them and I make sure to keep them moisturized with a light jojoba/sunflower oil mixture, plus I don't manipulate my hair with too much washing or heat styling.
@@DarlingNikki2 Just out of curiosity have you straightened your hair to see how your ends look. I don't manipulate my hair or apply heat all that much, either. But you can still get split ends, even from protective styles. And thinning ends aren't easy to spot on naturally curly hair.
@@eventplanner461 Yes, I get my hair flat-ironed once every 4-5 weeks by my stylist. She has complimented me on my ends and I am consistent with making sure they are oiled and put away 99% of the time. I rarely wear my hair down (it's too much for me honestly but I don't want to cut it after so many years of setbacks to get to this point) but when I do (after I get it flat-ironed) I've had people think it was a wig or sew-in lol. When I wore it in a curly ponytail once one of my mom's coworkers made the comment on the ponytail matching my hair perfectly and my mom busted out laughing. I was just like, "Well, I hope so,"😄
@@DarlingNikki2 Yeah I've gotten into the habit of oiling my ends regularly as well. I heard that helps to prevent single strand knots which is my biggest problem. Like my ends are even for the most part, but I'll get a lot of single strand knots which makes detangling a hassle. Im just glad I'm retaining length even after I trim my hair(I personally trim every 3months).
Hi I have a question. it’s about how I never trim my hair and I’m 19 years old. So I just wanted to know if I go to a beauty shop would my ends become really short?
It's all so individual-based, but I do think that getting a trim every 4-6 weeks as some people are told to do is excessive unless you are trying to get rid of severe damage without a big chop or growing out a relaxer/hair color without a big chop. If your ends are being regularly dusted (just clipping stray split ends so they don't go up the rest of the hair shaft) then actual trims (what I consider 1/2 inch or more) are overkill. You really need to chart your average hair growth rate per month over at least a six month period and then make sure you aren't negating length retention by too many trims if long hair is the goal (along with healthy hair, too, of course).
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For 10 years this isn’t bad at alllll.
Yea her hair is relatively healthy and long🙂
Right!
I agree. It looks like she takes good care of her hair.
This is a perfect example of why I don’t think trimming every 6 weeks is absolutely necessary for everyone.
@@KeenaArtist I usually trim twice a year. I agree Every 6wks is too much
For ten years she looks good
I think she did snip snip her hair on her own but never had a professional hair stylist trim .
Yes that’s what she said! 😄
Makes sense. I've been trimming my own for about three years after a deva cut disaster. Before that I hadn't been to a salon in years.
You did a wonderful job though! She's lucky to have you. Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful!! My natural hair is hip length , healthy ( no see through) and I only trim as needed with NO haircut since mofos like to get so scissor happy it gives you ptsd. I don't follow the European model of cosmetology of every 8-10 wks for a trim nor can you trust every hand in your hair! You did a fabulous job with big juicy curls which I love 😍
Same
Yesssss maam!!! If my stylist retires I dont know what Im gone do.
Being a hairdresser myself for 38 years i am the exception to the rule in that i would rather have to recut the hair than cut it too short to begin with. I hate scissor happy hairdressers that always think they know what is best for you. You know when they cut your bra length hair up into a bob because that 's the latest trend, which is fine if a) you suit and b) you can take care of it when you come out of the hairdressers. Some hairdressers just go on their own sweet way quite often because you will need to go back week after week to get it dried into some sort of resemblence of order. Always cut less, you can easily take more off if the client thinks it's not short enough, you can't add back the real hair that you took off because you weren't listening and your client will come back because they are not afraid of you and your scissors. Hugs from Scotland
I am so glad you didn't cut more of her hair. Some stylist who have cut way more when the didn't need to. I have seen so many stylist that just love to cut especially when they don't need it. That is why people with long hair don't like going to a lot of salons because so Many of them cut too much or too often when the hair don't need it. You are good.
the streaks in her hair are so cool! i kind of want to do my hair like that
My hair is like that when I let the temporary color fade out. My daughter loves when I let the gray come in. Once I do, it will be in patches in the front and streaks throughout the rest of my hair.
She literally has natural highlights 😍
My hair started out like that. Next thing I knew I was looking like Frederick Douglass. Now I color it.
I claim I'm not going to color my hair anymore so my grays will come in like that. Ain't no telling lol
Let 2020 finish, you'll have them naturally
I love her ethnic hair, I wish hair stylist would do styles that don’t require heat to straighten it. We see so many videos that leave the impression that hair is only beautiful after it’s been straightened. I loved the texture and depth that her natural hair had before straightening.
10 years? What is her hair regimen? While I don’t condone skipping trims, she must be doing something half right to have that growth and thickness.
It’s the hair texture that gives her growth. Her hair has a soft grade.
yes @Savedbythestylist please tells us.
@@ColumbiaQT2001 Texture doesn’t give growth that’s a myth. ALL human hair textures including type for hair grow at the same rate more or less main differences being gender/diet or genetics. But Texture is NOT a factor in growth, however it’s easier for people with looser hair textures to RETAIN length because drier textures tend to be more fragile and she may have thicker individual hair strands. Let’s leave this “ good hair”/“soft grade” shenanigans in slavery where they belong.
She snipped herself instead of a stylist. One of the other comments says it.
@@ColumbiaQT2001 ya would say anything to defend having raggedy short hair. Texture doesn’t mean anything
I’ve never seen the use of Bantu knots to prep the hair for blow drying and to dry the scalp. It seems like it might be easier for some of us home straighteners to do over roller sets or just blow drying starting from wet hair.
Definitely will try the Bantu knots when I want to straighten
Nah i can see why she does it. Blowdrying from wet hair depending on how coarse it is at the roots can hurt a LOT. I'll probably try the bantu knots myself because I occasionally have that problem.
Maybe that's why she has long hair. she stayed away from the shop and all them trims. She don't need any more cut off. her hair is in great condition.
Right... like...say goodbye to 3/4 of your hair...then going back to have it cut again...
And she will not need a trim in 3 weeks! One of the reasons we don’t see a lot of growth when we’re in the salon regularly is because they cut it off! Hair doesn’t grow evenly. Let it grow down with as little manipulation in styling as possible, then trim.
Bruh. 10 years and a stylist would just tell me to shave my head and start over. 😭😂 It looks great!
The thing is, you probably wouldn’t need to. They’re just used to hair that looks like this. Anything different and it’s “unhealthy”
My hair is just a bit longer than hers but I can't find a good hairdresser so I've been trimming and dyeing my own hair for 5 years.
I'd like to find someone with your talent and skills. You did a beautiful job! 🥰
Aww thank you so much ! I hope you find an amazing stylist !
She must have some good genes because my ends would have been split all the way to my roots.
She probably trimmed her hair on her own. This may be her 1st professional trim tho.
Lololololololol
Lmaoooo
If you look at her hair it is split to the root
But not if you kept your ends moisturized for the most part
I love how you didnt get scissor happy knowing she hasn't had a trim in 10 years. Her hair looks amazing. 🖤👑💯🥰 #newsubscriber
From the looks of it that one trim she did looks good enough didn’t look like anymore needed to be cut but to each is own ❤️
I think she got clipper happy
Not really she just leaves it up to the client
I was thinking the same thing...like girl stop cutting!!!
@@diahnnagilliam4428 exactly😭😭😭😭
Her hair is black so you can't see the damage. But the ends were see through from the looks of it. If her hair was against a white tshirt, it'd look slightly different.
You did quite a stunning job on your client's beautiful, long hair !!! I love it !!!
Omg.. Her hair is gorgeous!
Subscribed cause I love that you wore a mask and had your client wear one.
Obviously not everyone can get away with not trimming their hair for 10 years despite all an extremely careful and healthy hair care regimen😭. Watch me be baldheaded after missing one of my quarterly trimming sessions, regardless of keeping my hair in medium twists (no extensions), wash & deep conditioning every 2 weeks, dry detangling with castor oil, keep scalp clean and unclogged, quarterly protein treatments, sleep with silk bonnet on, finger detangling, then use a wide tooth comb to take any remaining shed hairs, can’t win😭.
Lmaoooo
@@toychicalove7057 lol for real tho lol 😂
Love your detailed response, l agree! Sounds like what l do to keep my strands on my head! 🤷🏽♀️Some folk are just lucky😁
I loved this! Her hair turned out so beautiful! And I loved that you used the tension method and the dryer with the comb attachment. I cringe at watching people using denman brushes sometimes because I know my hair doesn’t do well with it. I may try pump it up instead of edge control too. Nice work!
I love they way you are so gentle when blowing dryer....absolutely beautiful job
I love our hair man, So versatile 🧡
Wow she looks great! i love the salt and pepper look and the curls! Nice work!
Did a wonderful job on the trim. Love it that you didn't cut all of her hair off. And like that you told me how to get my edges laid without edge control. Good job!!!!
You, my dear, are a great stylist!!!! Also, she HAS to take good care of her hair because I expected so much more damage! This was a great video!
The client's ends looked good she only needed trim not a cut. Some people's hair ends don't split easily. Whatever she is doing with her hair, she was handling it the right way. I've seen people regularly go to the hairdresser and their hair does not look that good.
Nice to see a stylist who knows that hemlines don’t have to be straight across.👍🏽
I never thought about just putting the foam on just my edges. I have Nairobi wrap-it shine Foaming Lotion so now I know.💖
Honestly watching this video makes me not want to go to the salon ❤️❤️❤️!
Her hair is beautiful 😍 and she took care of it. That's motivation enough for me! Makes me feel like girl you can achieve your own hair goals!
She neglected her hair for a long time. She’s blessed to have hair that grows no matter what and sometimes it’s okay to get TLc from a stylist. I think we all deserve to visit a Salon at some point or another! It feels good. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your support! 💕💕
The longer away from stylist the longer the hair...Another Trim would be overboard!
Agreed, and don't go to a stylist whose hair is shorter than yours. I've been butchered in the past even with minimal split ends and healthy natural hair
@@britt1805 some be jealous so they cut off more than needed
They're all scissor happy. I'm just gonna cut a centimeter off. Go home with a Bob! 🤣🤣🤣
@@Hazel_256 😭
@Malin Rbck Yes! Maybe it's satisfying to them, LOL. The idea of cutting ends at home was so foreign to me until recently. DIY is the way to go.
Great attention to detail with lots of tlc in the mix 🤷🏽♀️fabulous finish 💕👏🏽👏🏽
I love the way you blow dry. Some stylist love to pull on the hair with a Denman brush which I feel like can create breakage and heat damage .... great work!
My hair is 3 inches longer than hers and I can tell you, it's been impossible to find a stylist. They either want to cut it, fry my ends, curl it like shirley temple or again insist on cutting it. I have a lot of hair altho it is healthy and chemical free.
Minus the curls per my taste. You did an excellent job!
Love the intro....glad to see you back. I finally ordered a new edge brush and went and got some Pump It Up. Thanks so much for sharing that info. I always share your videos on my hair page on Facebook.
Aww yess thanks you so much for the support! It well appreciated 💕
Beautiful. Healthy hair, and shine. Great for not having a trim in about 10 years. Shrinking is real. 😚
Subscribed! You have great and new techniques and that is so refreshing to see. Looking forward to seeing your channel blow up!
I ❤️ your work!! The clients hair is beautiful!!
4 her 2 not have her hair trimmed in over 10 years it still looked good and still retained long length. My hair untrimmed in 1+ year looked worse than hers.
She trimmed her self..just hadn't had professional trimming in 10.
@@Shayvideos1 Thanku
Why do I like the music so much in this one!!!! So soothing I was about to sleep 😴
I don’t like edge control on my silk press either! I love this foam tip to set her hair.
Beautiful hair. Love watching your videos 👍🏽😊
Her hair is very nice and healthy. Looks gr8!
Enjoy watching you work. Luv your background music.
Beautiful job. I love salt & pepper hair too
Beautiful results
So glad to see another video miss you hair looks lovely. 🥰❤👍👍
Miss you guys too !!
You are doing a great job with such a beautiful salt and pepper head of hair!
You did an excellent job thoroughly trimming her hair with care and I LOVE the curls too. New subbie here.
Thank you so much!💕and thanks for tuning In!
The Grey 😍 ooooh so beautiful..... I'm always dying mine so stupid 😩
Nice Job and you seemed happy too LOL them scissor went a lil too far 👀😂😍
You did a good job on her hair from start to finish it looks nice and healthy..
This was amazing from start to finish! U deserve way more subs! Subscribed!
Great job. I’m glad to see that did not go scissor happy on her beautiful hair.
So pretty!!
That second song OMG!! LOVE IT!!
Beautiful healthy hair is awesome!!
Beautiful job
I hope my silver hair comes in this pretty😍 Beautiful job!
Her hair is gorgeous and low key I am a little jealous.😭
her grays are stunning
Beautiful job; thanks for sharing your skill and knowledge.
Wow this clients fortunate that after 10 yrs of no trims u only had a take off a lil! Her hair is gorgeous 🥰!
Her hair is gorgeous!!!! Great job
Her hair is beautiful!!
For 10 years, her hair if growing the average would be about 60 inches or 5ft of hair. Her hair was breaking off or her anagen phase looks about 2-3ft. She has a looser texture than I do so I'm estimating by the length. My hair is 26inches and tailbone length(I'm 5'3) and got there in 2 years starting from about mid back length with doing search and destroy method so I don't do trims. Her hair looks fine, but there was a lot breakage still.
I am so happy you didn’t go clipper cracra in her hair .. beautiful
I like the bantu knot method.
You're located in Houston!? I need to come see you asap. I just did big chop and I need some help taking care of my hair the right way
That looks great! But I am so happy that I learnt how to do my own hair. As I got older, I see why my mom didn't go to hairstylists.
JESUS IS COMING SOON! GOD BLESS EVERYONE! REPENT! BE PREPARED! BE READY! I love you all🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Amen!
YES HE IS 👏🏾👏🏾❣️
Amen sis!!
Amen!!🙏🙏🙏
Your client has such a beautiful hair!
wow!..you did a great job on her hair....she has some lovely long hair.
New subbie here! I love the work you do keep it up!
Your channel is the Bomb! You do great work and I've been subscribed
now for about 7 mo. Girl, If you were in my City I would be right in one of those chairs lol!
Love the new intro 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Thanks boo 😘!
Beautiful results tfs 🙂
I am African American my hair almost to my behind I haven’t had a trim in about 25 years because of scissor happy barber had cut all my hair off and I said I would never let it happen again No cuts for me Where are you located ?
Excellent job I like her long hair!!! My hair is almost that length , I would like to know about the products you use!!!
Have you tried the wax stick that is much better than the pump it up and the edge control for what you are trying to achieve
I think the damage is harder to see because it’s on the black chair/blue cape. She has some very pretty hair though and that trim brought it life 💜
All the gray hairs are beautiful and look like streaks of silver
You did a wonderful cut & curl!! Where are you?
You’re in Houston??!! Awww shucks! It was hard when I first moved out here to find a great stylist. They get the hair straight but it’s flat. It seems they don’t care about body volume light and soft....
Yaaaaas u betta work sis!!! Barrel curling with a flat iron!!! #Skills
Where my early squad at❤️❤️💯love your channel
Damn... what’s her secret?
I went 9 months without a trim and my ends were in shambles.
Did you protect them? That's really what started my hair on its growth retention journey and I did it without realizing I was doing it lol. I had yet another bad hairdresser experience and decided to just put my hair up in a bun with a fake bun on top of it. I wore it that way for a year or so, always washing and deep conditioning my hair on a regular basis and keeping it well moisturized while it was up. One day my mom noticed that my own hair had grown enough that I didn't need the fake bun anymore and I've been wearing it that way ever since. I can go a year without a trim because I don't expose them and I make sure to keep them moisturized with a light jojoba/sunflower oil mixture, plus I don't manipulate my hair with too much washing or heat styling.
@@DarlingNikki2 Just out of curiosity have you straightened your hair to see how your ends look. I don't manipulate my hair or apply heat all that much, either. But you can still get split ends, even from protective styles. And thinning ends aren't easy to spot on naturally curly hair.
She trimmed her hair on her own.
@@eventplanner461 Yes, I get my hair flat-ironed once every 4-5 weeks by my stylist. She has complimented me on my ends and I am consistent with making sure they are oiled and put away 99% of the time. I rarely wear my hair down (it's too much for me honestly but I don't want to cut it after so many years of setbacks to get to this point) but when I do (after I get it flat-ironed) I've had people think it was a wig or sew-in lol. When I wore it in a curly ponytail once one of my mom's coworkers made the comment on the ponytail matching my hair perfectly and my mom busted out laughing. I was just like, "Well, I hope so,"😄
@@DarlingNikki2 Yeah I've gotten into the habit of oiling my ends regularly as well. I heard that helps to prevent single strand knots which is my biggest problem. Like my ends are even for the most part, but I'll get a lot of single strand knots which makes detangling a hassle. Im just glad I'm retaining length even after I trim my hair(I personally trim every 3months).
Wow...lookit that shine!
Hi I have a question. it’s about how I never trim my hair and I’m 19 years old. So I just wanted to know if I go to a beauty shop would my ends become really short?
Beautiful! And I subscribed.
Thanks for subscribing 💕💕
What's the name of he blow dryer you're using?
If that's the case are trims/cuts needed/necessary as often as we are getting them?~
It's all so individual-based, but I do think that getting a trim every 4-6 weeks as some people are told to do is excessive unless you are trying to get rid of severe damage without a big chop or growing out a relaxer/hair color without a big chop. If your ends are being regularly dusted (just clipping stray split ends so they don't go up the rest of the hair shaft) then actual trims (what I consider 1/2 inch or more) are overkill. You really need to chart your average hair growth rate per month over at least a six month period and then make sure you aren't negating length retention by too many trims if long hair is the goal (along with healthy hair, too, of course).
@@DarlingNikki2 hello my Beautiful Love. I absolutely agree with you 💯
Beautiful job !
What brand blow drier did u use. Am curious
I know very need out mask on but sometimes it mess up a good look that the nake face show off a good hair doo
I love your channel. Her hair is simply gorgeous. Thank you so much for not doing that slick baby hair shenanigans.
Love the content!
@Savedbythestylist, What density oh hair does she have? Low? Normal? High?
Hair looks great!!
Hiya i want to know where is your salon please
Hi,what is the name of the silk press u use before u put the notes up?