Heyyy!!! Girl u r sooo fine!! Lol 😆😭✨🙌🏽💖🤩👑❤️🔥💕💯🏳️🌈 been a subscriber of yours a couple months, && here to stay glad I found u! I'm on this long n healthy hair journey as well! && I'm going for knee length hair😱😩❤️🔥👑✨ anywho love when u upload! ✨✨👑 And strangely u look like my niece 🤔😂💕 n that's crazy! How ppl around the word can look so much alike! Lol I'm not calling my niece attractive 😂tho my family is some very beautiful people 😌😊✨🙌🏽 we all fine But your a very attractive 😍 woman! And so is your personality 💎💎💎 Who have u in their lives r very lucky to have you! ✨💎😊 &&So r we as your ur subscribers 😊✨ once again,,here to stay Wasup wasup wasup! 😆👑✨☺️
Hey hey! Beautiful braids! I've been doing that same thing, too. I don't let these chunky braids hang down until I'm leaving the house, other than that, they are in the same ponytail. Tis cute and effective. :)
Can I ask do you take any vitamins for your health in general ? I know I’m lacking in the nutrition/meal department gonna improve, thank you for the video ♥️
@@semoneg2826 none are any good dry it out and break it off relax and just do good things and be good person and you are correct I was a victim too. Going back to my roots!!
People are too focused on length that they do not realize that having healthy hair is what starts it all. Once I understood the importance of a healthy regime, my hair achieved its length.
That's true with simple minded black folks 🤔😩🙄😂!! At the end of the day, it truly don't matter what she's saying and suggesting 🙄! Some black folks will NEVER be able to grow Longggg hair, it'll be stuck at ear/neck length, they need to OWN that!! PERIOD
7 months later and I just had to come back to this video to let yall know that doing this indeed has made my hair flourish! From the moment you posted this I tried this and I am still doing it. It has been a game changer for me! So if you’re thinking about trying this, do it! Peace and love everyone ❤
It's SO REFRESHING looking at you smiling and having fun. You don't have ANY MAKEUP on. You are actually SHOWCASING your own hair. Your JOY feels really authentic. It's like you're NOT TRYING TO IMPRESS ANYONE. Your PRESENCE IS PURE GOLD!
I am almost 60 and this works... My hair is long and been long all my life. No wigs nor weaves ever. I use blue magic super grown and natural hair products. Thanks for sharing your beautiful hair journey.
@@tracysanchez2139 Not.. It not the generation of black people don't understand there history go and do your research... Our ancestors came from Africa...Most of us black folks on the western side are mixed with other races because of slavery..... I have kinky hair and and very proud of it...I have relatives with mixed genes with hair similar to this.....the thing is we are quick to take offence at the truth....I love my black race...we are the most mixed an diverse race there is...
I am not a food contious person. I can grow long hair when I am ready. Just like her. I just use the basics. Besides a growth oil mixed with black rice water on my scalp only every two months. Right before my wash. Bergamont on my scalp with a protective style. Low maintenance is the key. I only comb my hair when I redo my box braids. My hair has grown so much. My box braids are barely holding on. Time to redo them. I also take multivitamins. You can do it to. 😊😊😊😊
Agreed. When I went raw vegan, and used a herbal detox kit that I got from one of these black gurus, and drank nearly a gallon of water a day, my hair grew back thicker within 2 months. Also, I was using the Doogrosulfur8 edge grow challenge without the fertilizer or wild gro oil. But, maybe like, a year or so later, my hair started thinning, drying and breaking. When I did the challenge, it made it worse. The herbal detox kit helped the most so I'm thinking it could have also been a mineral deficiency on top of bad eating habits and not drinking a lot of water.
@@mmiaylaaaa get a leave in conditioner that works well with you and hair grease and protective style. I put my hair in buns and wigs that works for me that’s the key find what works and stick with it and have patience you’re gonna need it. 😊
@@lisapokuboateng7135 It took me seven years. Normally it takes anywhere from 4 to 7 years it really depends on the person some it takes four years some five some six and well it took me seven🤷🏾♀️
Love your video!! Black women had nothing wrong with their hair along tome ago when they were using Blue Magic!! Now everybody is losing their crown!!❤❤
your hair is beautiful. i like to see natural hair i got some hair grease and my hair is getting really thick and long. and Jesus healed me so now i can eat enough food to make it grow.
I know many people have already said this, but YES! to this routine. I've gone back to shampoo, a GREAT leave in conditioner, and hair grease! I braid it up and leave it for a week or two. I refresh (in braids) every other day or so with water (plain or JCBO by as I am), leave in conditioner and grease. I wrap it up most days (except for dance class, but for that I just sort of tuck it up and let it be--I don't care what it looks like). My hair is super kinky (I'm talking the tightest coils you can imagine. Whatever you have it mind, it's tighter than that). Within a month my hair was longer and stronger. I keep meaning to do a length check. It's somewhere around collar bone length and it was a little below the ear when I started this routine in the summer.
I honestly think texture has something to do with it. The looser it is, the less it’ll curl up on itself and tangle which means less manipulation and less breakage from trying to detangle it. Which is why those with straight hair always have longer hair.🙆🏾♀️
Type 4b/a here and id say you're wrong. Having a solid detangling routine and potectiving styling will drastically minimize tangles. If you loose hair faster than it grow because of the lack of a proper detangling routine then you'll surely have trouble retaining and seeing that length.
@@msf8297 African people dont understand their hair...our real hit is African kinky which dose not grow as fast as people with straight hair because the kinky curls break faster...........many African have mix genes with other races to pur hair type has change slot during the years ...the more your hair is mix genes the faster it grows..... I know hectic my country and in my family I see it all the time.......do your research and investigate what your real ancestors hair look like....... African in the western part of the world have mixed with all kind of races so it change the originality of our hair......the thing is this generation doesn't understand this.... I love our hair because its the most diverse
Just found this video today and I’m Here to say for the last 2 months this has been my method and my hair is THRIVING. I had it cut into a Bob in May. 8 weeks later in July and it’s below my collar bome/shoulders again. I Wash/shampoo/conditioning my hair every 3-4 weeks, then putting my hair in these same exact twists. I section my hair, spray my hair with water, run black castor oil through, moisturize with Camille rose and blue magic and TWIST into sections. Pin it back and leave it alone for another 3-4 weeks. The only thing I do is retwist/remoisturize every 2 weeks and hit wash day on week 3/4.
I have locs and I definitely went back to greasing my scalp and my hair has grown tremendously. The moisture stays for days before having to remoisturize.
your hair is absolutely gorgeous I would love to get my hair to grow that long, would love to be able to braid it that way, my hair has an ok length but I want it a little bit longer, keep up the good work on your hair
Hi there...I agree. Hairstyle n the introduction is AWESOME!!! Thanks for the chuck braid video...LOVE IT n very simple to keep ur hands out of ur hair. Keep up the good work.
My hair is so thin that I can never have chunky braids without added hair. And then my natural hair rejects the synthetic hair and it all falls out pretty quickly. The struggle is real 😭😭
Be careful using grease in your hair! It traps in moisture and your hair can break from over moisturizing. I didn’t know this was possible but I tried grease in my hair but with a lot more water and hair cream, then some grease on top thinking it would be a good idea and in just 2 weeks my thick coarse texture became soft thin and my hair started to break off. The first sign before this happened was that after I washed the grease off, my hair was abnormally frizzy. I tried the grease for another week and my hair was breaking a lot. I did research and found that this was due to damage from too much moisture. Now I’m trying to add less water in my hair throughout the week (without grease for now) and leave it alone to see if it goes back to normal. Using a light protein treatment will also help. Letting you guys know so you won’t have to go through this.
@@The.Whoever That’s probably what happened. But my hair has never reacted like that to anything. I’ve even damaged my hair with heat before but it never broke off like that. I think it was just that I used too much water/moisture under the grease for 2 weeks straight and it kept my hair cuticles open, which caused my hair to break easily.
@@Kath3rine13 I see. I'm high porosity so its easy for me to get hygral fatigue. I keep a protein rich DC in my regimen. Also you should try a mix of aloe & water instead. Specifically the Lily if the Dessert aloe vera. It has a ph of 4 so it will keep your cuticle closed. I do leave in, cream, aloe spray, then oil mixed with grease. I alternate my protein and hydrating conditioners as needed. I will definitely keep this in mind.
I have used grease for years. The key is to wear it in a protective style. I put it on my scalp with box braids. It retains the moisture. I also do a protein treatment. At least every 8 weeks after I take down my braids. You don't need water. Just the grease. Water will break your hair off not the grease. My protein treatment is only applied to my scalp. Black rice water mixed with growth oils. Overnight. After that. I wash with a clarifying shampoo and my regular shampoo. Just Bergamont hair grease on my scalp for 8 weeks. My braids retain moisture and the hair slips right out. Protective styles is the key. Low manipulation. Black hair is very sensitive to constant combing and manipulation. It just is. Unless you are wearing a roller set that you only have to shake after having it wrapped up at night. That is always my go to in the fall.
What absolute beauty, having so much hair myself I really struggle with wash days, takes me a whole day plus my arms are always in give up mode🙈😆and I put it off for as long as I can. Thank you for your content, watching you is so therapeutic and I'm here for it Queen😍 😊❤️ Edit: sorry a little off-topic I'm a new subscriber and I've been doing a video marathon 🤣
Hi there...I agree. Hairstyle n the introduction is AWESOME!!! Thanks for the chuck braid video...LOVE IT n very simple to keep ur hands out of ur hair. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful as always Razor and with the hair that goes on for days. Do you mind sharing exactly how many braids you have in here? Sorry if I missed that you already shared that information with us.
Thank you Razorempress for these videos. Moisturizing my dry hair has been a challenge. I've learned from you and appreciate your help. Your hair is strong, super moisturized, and beautiful! Thank you!!
Hey ladies, I plan on trying this method on my hair and my 4 yr old daughter’s hair. Would it be necessary to clarify our hair each wash day using this method?
Please know that everyone's hair isn't the same... So learn how to grow your own hair... stop listening to people that you don't know and talk to your elders.. believe me they know how to grow your hair... listen to them!
I hear the grease argument but my problem is how the heck do you get it out without drying your hair. Don’t you have to use really stripping sulfate shampoos? I really need help because I do want to use it
It comes out with any shampoo. Just like if you were to get hair grease on your hands you’d use soap to wash it off…I wash my hair twice, once to wash out the product and the second time to actually wash my scalp and hair then follow with conditioner or deep conditioner
I have mix hair Irish. Indian. Do my hair is straight corse I use eggs mask olive oil coconut oil on my hair comes out real smooth it seems like it stop growing need help
your hair type isnt important when it comes to the health of your hair, it's only important when it comes to styling. I'm 4b/a and have taken tips from girls who have type 3 hair. What matters is listening to what your hair tells you. If you have really dry hair even after 2 days, maybe your hair is telling you you're high porosity. Is it limp and dull? Maybe it needs clarifying. All these things are what you really need to know
@diana logan, check out Eugenia Kelcy on RUclips. She shows how she grew her hair from SUPER short to waist length. There are others but at the moment she's the only one who comes to mind.🌷🌷
Hey hey ❤️❣️
Heyyy!!! Girl u r sooo fine!! Lol 😆😭✨🙌🏽💖🤩👑❤️🔥💕💯🏳️🌈 been a subscriber of yours a couple months, && here to stay
glad I found u! I'm on this long n healthy hair journey as well! && I'm going for knee length hair😱😩❤️🔥👑✨ anywho love when u upload! ✨✨👑 And strangely u look like my niece 🤔😂💕 n that's crazy! How ppl around the word can look so much alike! Lol I'm not calling my niece attractive 😂tho my family is some very beautiful people 😌😊✨🙌🏽 we all fine
But your a very attractive 😍 woman! And so is your personality 💎💎💎
Who have u in their lives r very lucky to have you! ✨💎😊 &&So r we as your ur subscribers 😊✨ once again,,here to stay
Wasup wasup wasup! 😆👑✨☺️
Aaaayy that accent tho!!😆🤩🙌🏽 I like the way you say conditioner! Never gets old✨✨✨😊
Hey hey! Beautiful braids! I've been doing that same thing, too. I don't let these chunky braids hang down until I'm leaving the house, other than that, they are in the same ponytail. Tis cute and effective. :)
Can I ask do you take any vitamins for your health in general ? I know I’m lacking in the nutrition/meal department gonna improve, thank you for the video ♥️
Hey guuurrrllll love your vibe boo....send you love from SXM😍 Our accent is alike🤭
I remember back in the day when our mothers just used to wash, condition and grease our hair. That was it! None of that extra stuff.
And you are right!!!
Yes true....I love that now we have choices due to our hair type..but lord some people overdo it putting about 10 products in their at once
@@semoneg2826 none are any good dry it out and break it off relax and just do good things and be good person and you are correct I was a victim too. Going back to my roots!!
@@mkedmusa9416 Well not all products are bad ....but each of us have to find what works for our hair
I said that the other day I’m back to doing just that
I use Royal Crown hair grease, once a week, and curl activator, keeps my hair good for a week
What curl activator? S curl or blue and white bottle
@@krystingrant6292 I use Lustrasilk curl max moisturizer with Argan Oil ,it in a gold bottle
@@barbarafallin2038 do you put the activator on first then the grease?
@@A.Light33 I oil my scalp first, then the activator
I am actually going to use herbs and mix them in vaseline. This will be so simple for me. Your hair is very nice. I wish I knew this many years ago.
Love your beautiful hair
Great strong hair however if you start at the age of 1 month you can train the hair...No one should wait until they are pat 18 years old...
Incorrect.
👏👏..amazing
People are too focused on length that they do not realize that having healthy hair is what starts it all. Once I understood the importance of a healthy regime, my hair achieved its length.
Exactly. I’m willing to cut off as much as I have to in order to get my hair full and healthy all over. Dead damaged hair is a no go
Yes healthy hair would grow
That's true with simple minded black folks 🤔😩🙄😂!! At the end of the day, it truly don't matter what she's saying and suggesting 🙄! Some black folks will NEVER be able to grow Longggg hair, it'll be stuck at ear/neck length, they need to OWN that!! PERIOD
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Nah long hair is the goal
Short hair is not attractive
7 months later and I just had to come back to this video to let yall know that doing this indeed has made my hair flourish! From the moment you posted this I tried this and I am still doing it. It has been a game changer for me! So if you’re thinking about trying this, do it! Peace and love everyone ❤
Still going strong?
@@BlessedVivi i am and its going great!
@@IconicchaoticT thank you. How often do you wash it?
I was about to ask the same question lol. How often do you wash your hair?@@IconicchaoticT
@@BlessedVivi probably every 3 weeks if I can
It's SO REFRESHING looking at you smiling and having fun. You don't have ANY MAKEUP on. You are actually SHOWCASING your own hair. Your JOY feels really authentic. It's like you're NOT TRYING TO IMPRESS ANYONE. Your PRESENCE IS PURE GOLD!
👍
I was thinking that same thing
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The Caribbean vibe as well 💯🙌
I am almost 60 and this works... My hair is long and been long all my life. No wigs nor weaves ever. I use blue magic super grown and natural hair products. Thanks for sharing your beautiful hair journey.
It is about diet, stress reduction and sleep. It is not all about the products you use in your hair. Your hair is awesome.🤩
Yes but this girl certainly have genes working for her...her hair is not pure African kinky so it would grow fast...I love her hair
@@semoneg2826 This is one ignorant comment, not pure African Kinky?
@@tracysanchez2139 Not.. It not the generation of black people don't understand there history go and do your research... Our ancestors came from Africa...Most of us black folks on the western side are mixed with other races because of slavery.....
I have kinky hair and and very proud of it...I have relatives with mixed genes with hair similar to this.....the thing is we are quick to take offence at the truth....I love my black race...we are the most mixed an diverse race there is...
I am not a food contious person. I can grow long hair when I am ready. Just like her. I just use the basics. Besides a growth oil mixed with black rice water on my scalp only every two months. Right before my wash. Bergamont on my scalp with a protective style. Low maintenance is the key. I only comb my hair when I redo my box braids. My hair has grown so much. My box braids are barely holding on. Time to redo them. I also take multivitamins. You can do it to. 😊😊😊😊
Agreed. When I went raw vegan, and used a herbal detox kit that I got from one of these black gurus, and drank nearly a gallon of water a day, my hair grew back thicker within 2 months. Also, I was using the Doogrosulfur8 edge grow challenge without the fertilizer or wild gro oil.
But, maybe like, a year or so later, my hair started thinning, drying and breaking. When I did the challenge, it made it worse. The herbal detox kit helped the most so I'm thinking it could have also been a mineral deficiency on top of bad eating habits and not drinking a lot of water.
Yup I use conditioner and grease and it works for me I’m about waist length now💁🏾♀️
how are you retaining the length ? can u give me some tips
@@mmiaylaaaa get a leave in conditioner that works well with you and hair grease and protective style. I put my hair in buns and wigs that works for me that’s the key find what works and stick with it and have patience you’re gonna need it. 😊
How long did it take
@@lisapokuboateng7135 It took me seven years. Normally it takes anywhere from 4 to 7 years it really depends on the person some it takes four years some five some six and well it took me seven🤷🏾♀️
@@justtoya6579 thank you for replying back 😊
Love your video!! Black women had nothing wrong with their hair along tome ago when they were using Blue Magic!! Now everybody is losing their crown!!❤❤
All I use is a leave in and grease to seal now. I cut 6 inches a year ago because of damage and My hair is doing GREAT now.
your hair is beautiful. i like to see natural hair
i got some hair grease and my hair is getting really thick and long. and Jesus healed me so now i can eat enough food to make it grow.
I know many people have already said this, but YES! to this routine. I've gone back to shampoo, a GREAT leave in conditioner, and hair grease! I braid it up and leave it for a week or two. I refresh (in braids) every other day or so with water (plain or JCBO by as I am), leave in conditioner and grease. I wrap it up most days (except for dance class, but for that I just sort of tuck it up and let it be--I don't care what it looks like). My hair is super kinky (I'm talking the tightest coils you can imagine. Whatever you have it mind, it's tighter than that). Within a month my hair was longer and stronger. I keep meaning to do a length check. It's somewhere around collar bone length and it was a little below the ear when I started this routine in the summer.
How’s it going now?
Wowwww
RAZOR IS IN THE BUIL-DDDING!!!💣
😉 hey heyy
I honestly think texture has something to do with it. The looser it is, the less it’ll curl up on itself and tangle which means less manipulation and less breakage from trying to detangle it. Which is why those with straight hair always have longer hair.🙆🏾♀️
you thought wrong hun
Type 4b/a here and id say you're wrong. Having a solid detangling routine and potectiving styling will drastically minimize tangles. If you loose hair faster than it grow because of the lack of a proper detangling routine then you'll surely have trouble retaining and seeing that length.
Not always, since finer hair, even straight, tends to have shorter hair
Yes mix genes hair grows quickly n as opposed to African hair....
@@msf8297 African people dont understand their hair...our real hit is African kinky which dose not grow as fast as people with straight hair because the kinky curls break faster...........many African have mix genes with other races to pur hair type has change slot during the years ...the more your hair is mix genes the faster it grows.....
I know hectic my country and in my family I see it all the time.......do your research and investigate what your real ancestors hair look like.......
African in the western part of the world have mixed with all kind of races so it change the originality of our hair......the thing is this generation doesn't understand this....
I love our hair because its the most diverse
Good old grease and that is it and a healthy diet lifestyle as you get older beautiful hair doll! God bless!
Just found this video today and I’m Here to say for the last 2 months this has been my method and my hair is THRIVING. I had it cut into a Bob in May. 8 weeks later in July and it’s below my collar bome/shoulders again. I Wash/shampoo/conditioning my hair every 3-4 weeks, then putting my hair in these same exact twists. I section my hair, spray my hair with water, run black castor oil through, moisturize with Camille rose and blue magic and TWIST into sections. Pin it back and leave it alone for another 3-4 weeks. The only thing I do is retwist/remoisturize every 2 weeks and hit wash day on week 3/4.
My dear, I don't think the chunky braids will look on us with shorter hair🤣🤣🤣🤣 love your hair by the way. Nuff love from 🇯🇲
The disclaimer 🤣🤣 I be ready for your videos every time. Always love that you focus on health over styles
So true.
I have locs and I definitely went back to greasing my scalp and my hair has grown tremendously. The moisture stays for days before having to remoisturize.
your hair is absolutely gorgeous I would love to get my hair to grow that long, would love to be able to braid it that way, my hair has an ok length but I want it a little bit longer, keep up the good work on your hair
@Razorempress you still owe us the hairstyle that appears at the beginning of your video. You promised. Pretty please 🙏
Your hair so long and beauitful
Hi there...I agree. Hairstyle n the introduction is AWESOME!!!
Thanks for the chuck braid video...LOVE IT n very simple to keep ur hands out of ur hair. Keep up the good work.
It’ll come when you least expect it😉.
Black is Beautiful
What you was with and leave in condition you use.Thanks for sharing
How often I should put oil on my edges to help grow back
Mama Razor said I have a house to pay for honey 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾. The constant work isn’t going unnoticed Queen ❤️
Right! Definitely not!
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Do you notice any breakouts related to using hair grease as your main styler? I noticed I got acne on my shoulders when I used it on my ends ;_;
Yes sometimes when grease touches the skin some people get break out
I just don't want my face, pillow case and husband to be greasy. 😟
@@sweets12345 Use a little bit
I will try, thank you! ☺️
I do just get a tight bonnet so at night it doesn’t fall off and affect your skin
I think I finally found a routine that works. Fingers crossed🤞
I like this video. I've never thought about putting grease on the actual hair
Hey razor! Shout out from the Bahamas 🇧🇸 mama! I just love your hair!
Hey hey !! Thank you🤗
My hair is so thin that I can never have chunky braids without added hair. And then my natural hair rejects the synthetic hair and it all falls out pretty quickly. The struggle is real 😭😭
rosemary oil for thickening !!!!
Wash your synthetic hair if you can.
Be careful using grease in your hair! It traps in moisture and your hair can break from over moisturizing. I didn’t know this was possible but I tried grease in my hair but with a lot more water and hair cream, then some grease on top thinking it would be a good idea and in just 2 weeks my thick coarse texture became soft thin and my hair started to break off. The first sign before this happened was that after I washed the grease off, my hair was abnormally frizzy. I tried the grease for another week and my hair was breaking a lot. I did research and found that this was due to damage from too much moisture. Now I’m trying to add less water in my hair throughout the week (without grease for now) and leave it alone to see if it goes back to normal. Using a light protein treatment will also help. Letting you guys know so you won’t have to go through this.
Sounds like you just needed a protein treatment from jump. Do you use protein regularly to keep your hair balanced?
@@The.Whoever That’s probably what happened. But my hair has never reacted like that to anything. I’ve even damaged my hair with heat before but it never broke off like that. I think it was just that I used too much water/moisture under the grease for 2 weeks straight and it kept my hair cuticles open, which caused my hair to break easily.
@@Kath3rine13 I see. I'm high porosity so its easy for me to get hygral fatigue.
I keep a protein rich DC in my regimen.
Also you should try a mix of aloe & water instead. Specifically the Lily if the Dessert aloe vera. It has a ph of 4 so it will keep your cuticle closed.
I do leave in, cream, aloe spray, then oil mixed with grease. I alternate my protein and hydrating conditioners as needed.
I will definitely keep this in mind.
We use grease for years.....it how you use the grease that matters...grease help retain length so it can be use cattle on the hair it self
I have used grease for years. The key is to wear it in a protective style. I put it on my scalp with box braids. It retains the moisture. I also do a protein treatment. At least every 8 weeks after I take down my braids. You don't need water. Just the grease. Water will break your hair off not the grease. My protein treatment is only applied to my scalp. Black rice water mixed with growth oils. Overnight. After that. I wash with a clarifying shampoo and my regular shampoo. Just Bergamont hair grease on my scalp for 8 weeks. My braids retain moisture and the hair slips right out. Protective styles is the key. Low manipulation. Black hair is very sensitive to constant combing and manipulation. It just is. Unless you are wearing a roller set that you only have to shake after having it wrapped up at night. That is always my go to in the fall.
Simplicity, yes!!!!
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What absolute beauty, having so much hair myself I really struggle with wash days, takes me a whole day plus my arms are always in give up mode🙈😆and I put it off for as long as I can. Thank you for your content, watching you is so therapeutic and I'm here for it Queen😍 😊❤️
Edit: sorry a little off-topic I'm a new subscriber and I've been doing a video marathon 🤣
Hi there...I agree. Hairstyle n the introduction is AWESOME!!!
Thanks for the chuck braid video...LOVE IT n very simple to keep ur hands out of ur hair. Keep up the good work.
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Am just following you and Thank you. What leave in condition you used and what shampoo you used! Thanks
Can I moisturize daily?Water, leave in conditioner and oil?
Do what works for u😊
Pretty braided ponytail
Pretty island girl!!! 😍
I literally was going to say this😊
@@anuafowobi 😁 ... great minds think alike.
Beautiful!
Do you ever clarify your hair?
Beautiful as always Razor and with the hair that goes on for days. Do you mind sharing exactly how many braids you have in here? Sorry if I missed that you already shared that information with us.
Thank you! It’s about 10 braids.
I love you n I don’t even know u lol
Mi first tym to watch
Amazing more hair styles 😍
Her accent 😍😍😍
What leave in do you use
Thank you Razorempress for these videos. Moisturizing my dry hair has been a challenge. I've learned from you and appreciate your help. Your hair is strong, super moisturized, and beautiful! Thank you!!
Can I wear them under wigs and still get the same results?
Black Women magic Absolutely Gorgeous Healthy Hair 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤
Please can you tell me some of the examples of grease used on natural hair
Hey ladies, I plan on trying this method on my hair and my 4 yr old daughter’s hair. Would it be necessary to clarify our hair each wash day using this method?
Where did you buy your water bottle to spray your hair?
I wish I had juicy braids my braids look like rat tails no matter how thick 😭😭😭😭
Returning queen.
Ayeee🙌🏾❤️
@@Razorempress hey hey queen.
That’s great but I can’t stand the grease
Yeah. Not appealing really but everyone's hair is different.
i’m wondering if you’ve ever considered locs? i feel like it would be perfect for your lifestyle lol
I have!! Maybe sometime in the future.
Your so beautiful and I love your hair
Love it, nice ❤️
Yes.
I do t use grease but I use coconut oils and I love it 😍
You're so beautiful, inside and out.
You got good DNA too beautiful!!
Which leave in and gel product do you use? 👀
I think this might be the one for me! I might’ve finally found a regimen for me!
Come on my Caribbean Sis!!! ❤❤❤ Sending love 🇯🇲
Thanks for the info. I was also trying to see your nails lol
Me now. Petroleum jelly and shea butter. 😊
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Facts
How many times a week?
Please know that everyone's hair isn't the same... So learn how to grow your own hair... stop listening to people that you don't know and talk to your elders.. believe me they know how to grow your hair... listen to them!
So what products do u actually use?
Because every video is something diff, like reviews. But they all titles “grow hair” this way.
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This may be a dumb question but is it best to put the hair grease on the hair or just use it to grease the scalp?
You can do both, I just use it on my hair.
You looked like Tatyana Ali with the "Shabang" hairstyle 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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Love you soo much razorr ❤️❤️
The eco gel broke my hair off and edges plzz noo yall
I hear the grease argument but my problem is how the heck do you get it out without drying your hair. Don’t you have to use really stripping sulfate shampoos? I really need help because I do want to use it
It comes out with any shampoo. Just like if you were to get hair grease on your hands you’d use soap to wash it off…I wash my hair twice, once to wash out the product and the second time to actually wash my scalp and hair then follow with conditioner or deep conditioner
Yes. You need a sulfate shampoo... you must use this to get the grease off your strands. Every week or two wash, condition, grease.
Razor how you moistrizun hair wit grease
I have mix hair Irish. Indian. Do my hair is straight corse I use eggs mask olive oil coconut oil on my hair comes out real smooth it seems like it stop growing need help
YOU GOT BEAUTIFUL, GORGEOUS HAIR NATURALLY, YOU ARE A PRETTY GIRL 😊😊😊😊😊
Great video. Also try Olve Oil "Extra Virgin"
Wow nice hair
And message your hair works for me
I went back to Blue Magic and it just doesn't work for me anymore. Your hair is beautiful by the way!❤
Try softee or hemp grease
Your Accent was spot on and had me laughing 😂
Yaaaa Caribbean queen ❤
All I can hear is Rihanna speaking lol
Love your energy!!!
Never had long hair
Very nice long hair
Beautiful strong Healthy Hair
You are a queen. I love you ❤ This video was amazing
i thought you said the Indian hemp one is best 😭 i was going to get it this weekend
They all are really good
Hemp,, coconut oil, bergamot all good
Hey. You're my girl.
Was your hair ever short
Almost all the videos on growing hair these people dont have short hair or 4c hair 🤦🏾♀️
your hair type isnt important when it comes to the health of your hair, it's only important when it comes to styling. I'm 4b/a and have taken tips from girls who have type 3 hair. What matters is listening to what your hair tells you. If you have really dry hair even after 2 days, maybe your hair is telling you you're high porosity. Is it limp and dull? Maybe it needs clarifying. All these things are what you really need to know
@diana logan, check out Eugenia Kelcy on RUclips. She shows how she grew her hair from SUPER short to waist length. There are others but at the moment she's the only one who comes to mind.🌷🌷
Are you Guyanese?
Do you still use Moringa ?
Thank you 😊