When I took down my braids the other day and wasn't ready to go to the salon. I put in my plaits after washing in pinned them across my head. It got stretched. Took 2 days to dry but it got stretched. That is why I let my stylist blow dry, my hair takes all day and night and morning to dry
@ForbsieLaLa I had that issue years ago but now I wait for my hair to be damp before I do anything . And I also stopped layering my hair with tones of products. I use indirect heat on the medium temperature if I am in a hurry but usually it's 4/5 hours from top to finish for me. Medium twisted style included. Or 3 hours for a wash and go.
@ForbsieLaLa you can try smaller sections, twists over plaits because it allows more air flow, and wrapping hair in something like a t-shirt or microfiber towel. Using your dryer on the cool setting will dry your hair faster too without any heat. I'm no stylist but doing my hair and my family's hair for decades and these are some things I found to help. Maybe they might help you too if you're looking to use less heat when doing your hair at home.
For anyone wondering why. I initially didn't tag her name to avoid being messy or directing drama to her page. When this first popped off on Instagram, she wanted to talk shit in her comment section about how I didn't give her the benefit of tagging her in my video of her so that she could clapback. So in this video I obliged and needless to say she didn't clapback mostly because she couldn't. I didn't make her look bad she kept pushing the issue and made herself look back. She thought I was just some messy black man and didn't expect to be intellectually disarmed in this video. Her response to this video was a subliminal post that said it wouldn't be worth her time to argue with someone that Harriet Tubman would've shot. Once again she's trying to deflect and assassinate my character as a means to negate and invalidate what I'm saying which is what people do when they don't have a leg to stand on. I didn't have to point out her appearance, or her character/attitude or tone. I kept it all about hair and science the whole time. My initial video I stated that heat contributes to the damage and degradation of the hair and this video just further expounded on that.
Another gem dropped by an OG natural hair stylist and RUclipsr. This video highlights one of the many reasons I love listening to him. You kept your composure while dropping pure knowledge (loved the studies you included). You showed people that the title of a “natural hair stylist” comes in different competencies and equipped them with information to spot out the stylist for them. If y’all want a stylist that can manipulate your natural curls, that’s great! There’s someone for you. If you don’t mind your hair being blown-out every visit, that’s a okay too. Just keep in mind that heat can damage your hair, and you can enjoy the “benefits” of stretching out your hair without heat.
I’m just confused how can you call yourself a natural hair stylist and don’t want to work with texture. She’s apart of the problem with the stigma of black hair stylists.
@@AfrikanHairGod and everyone in her comments are just as delusional as her. They trying to attack you for your beard & the “way you were blow drying”. Sis has a whole video on instagram just going in and combing wet natural hair with a paddle brush and no sections. Just ordering and commanding those hydrogen bonds out. It’s ridiculous.
@@motophone8794 to say you’re blow drying natural hair because it better helps not “fight against texture” is the same thing as saying you don’t want to work with texture. Please cut it out. You do not need to blow dry hair in order to do styles.
@@monayadesiree respectfully, I have worn afro hair for 40 years. I know what she's talking about and I think most of us do. I have probably been rocking my natural hair longer than you've been alive. Please don't try to school the OGs. We been in the trenches long before they had special products to make your life easier, long before you had the products and tutorials to have ANY clue as to how to work with your texture Let this woman serve HER clients please. If they didn't like what she does, they would go elsewhere.
Strawberricurls and other “natural hair stylists” like her are the reason why I’ve never had my hair professionally done in the 10 years I’ve been natural. If you don’t know what you doing sis, just say that!!! 🤷🏽♀️
The thing that gets me about her, is the arrogance! I live in N.O., and would never bother with a stylist who wouldn't take the time to properly care for my vulnerable hair, let alone care for it in its curly state!
@@Swnsasy What I find amazing is that a friend of mine asked me why I never wear my hair straight. I immediately replied because I don't want it straight, I like it just the way it is. People are so conditioned to believe straight is better than curly, well I refute this idea. Why? Because my hair is down my damn back. BOOM!
I experienced a LOT of damage from getting my hair done at her salon. Her assistant used to rip out my hair while brushing it at the shampoo bowl and the owner used extremely hot heat on my hair when blowing out my hair. Yeah, I’ve been doing my hair myself for the last 2 years.
I've gone to a salon like that. She acted like she was annoyed because of the amount of hair I had... I almost cussed her out for being so rough with my hair...
You ate this up😍. I do not want my hair straightened everytime I get my hair done. Thank God I do my own,but I love the braid style at the end. Don't ever change, thanks from a black woman who loves her hair in it's natural state.
It's refreshing to see someone stand up to something that truly benefits women with natural hair. Other than yourself, I do struggle to think of a stylist that can work with textured hair without using heat to manipulate or style it.
Chiiiile… this is exactly why I do my own hair. I shaved my head in 2019 BECAUSE of heat damage. From “training” my hair with heat. Now I put heat on my hair MAYBE twice a year for a self trim. This is baseline knowledge for most of the community, c’mon.
Whew....y'all smell barbecue?!? 🤔😭This was a factual ROAST with a side of RECEIPTS!! 🔥🔥🔥 I wonder if she is gonna be upset at this one too....yikes! 😩😂😂😂🥲❤️
Will she have the nerve to try to clap back after this?🤔...To save herself from further embarrassment, I think it's best she takes her "L" on this one. You came at her respectfully and with facts...Like sis, I'm not even a professional hairstylist and knew that heat can be damaging🤦♀️
Her and her followers were dragging him on Facebook she posted multiple times but most of her followers were letting her have it she was blocking folks. They don’t like the way she does hair and charges almost $600 and up for those styles go to her page.
She thought she had you by the balls. But to her dismay, you backed up your claim and never wavered. It’s a hairstylist like her, that makes me do my own hair since 2018. Like you said, even with heat protectant you still get damage overtime. Gaslighting her clients is her expertise.😁
Heat & blow drying IS damaging to all hair types. Some densities and textures are more prone to breakage and damage than others. I'm honestly surprised she didn't know that...
My stylist is a pale man with 2B curls, he never blow dries and can cut, curl and style my 4C hair to perfection every time! 🤔 He's never "struggled" with my texture, he embraces it! He's taught me how to better care for my natural hair. Thank goodness I KNOW for a fact that blow drying is NOT necessary.
Facts matter👏🏾❤️😍. I meant to comment on your original video. I'm so glad I finally found a stylist who only uses heat when it's time for a trim. She is AWESOME! I went over 4 yrs without seeing a professional because I wanted someone who wasn't stuck on blow drying and silk pressing my hair.
Facts , Facts, and more Facts!!!!!! Instead of listening to what you were saying, she retaliated without even giving thought to what she was saying. Some people cannot take constructive criticism and it’s sad!!!
This is so wild to me because strawberricurls is definitely the most popular and sought after natural hairstylist here in New Orleans. I didn't realize she blow dried every client....I guess they don't care.
I'm one of those people that got heat damage even when heat protectants were used. 😬 I stopped using heat on my hair for YEARS after that. It was to the point that I had family that asked me if I could straighten my hair to be a bridesmaid in their wedding and I told them if I have to straighten my hair I'll be in the crowd baby. 🤣 I have used LOW heat since but I think it's a little ignorant to say heat doesn't damage hair when it's been proven time and time again. The issue here was her blow drying her clients hair EVERY APPOINTMENT. Every single one sis??? So I agree with him. I don't think it's fair to say you're a natural hair stylist when you don't... Deal with the hair's natural texture. 😩
Thanks for this. I didn’t think I needed to blow dry and I usually don’t because I love my coils, but she posted that video on Instagram as well and I was about to blow dry my hair, today. My hair seems to be growing and it is healthy and I really didn’t want to put heat on my hair. Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊
I'm a white hairdresser, so not as educated in textured hair as a black stylist, but I have worked in a predominantly black salon and am a little more educated than the average white hairdresser. I mainly bring this up because of the push back to people being mad you used a blow dryer, I may not always agree with my client but if they want something (within reason) I'll do it, I've cut a ton of mullets in my day. It also doesn't mean we suggest to do things like that regularly. Just like sweets it's OK to be bad every once in a while. Non textured hair has a lot of problems with heat stuff, too, along with people using harsh products on their hair. My family is super religious (I'm not) and the women don't use heat or products on their hair and never cut it. A lot of my clients wish they could get half that long but they never will because the use of such things. My own hair is to my mid thigh, curly but not super curly. I use heat a couple times a year. I loved learning the different techniques people with different textures use in this comment section. Thank all you natural beauties for sharing some knowledge. I admire the hard work it takes, but it's well worth it. Edit to add this was my first vid of yours and I'm a sub now. Great work.
Its interesting how ppl think its about technique, style or putting down another women. It's about accurate information to give to clients for them to decide. There're women who's hair have been damage with incorrect information by other (women) stylists. I think it should be addressed with facts especially by another licensed hair care/ stylist.
It definitely shouldn't be about putting down another stylist. Why can't you just teach what you want to teach without pointing out other people's work?
@@motophone8794 Bye! With the amount of money they charge they should be called out, so customers/clients can make informed decision. She even has the nerve to offer "Natural hair classes"...what exactly is she teaching? How to destroy your hair texture?
I don't think it's what he said but the way he said it. For instance, he was 110% right but the tone and delivery of it is a bit on the condescending side especially since her initial video wasn't rude to anyone in any sort of way. I think she would've been able to absorb and take the constructive criticism better had he not presented it to her the way that he did. I mean if someone called you incompetent, you wouldn't take it so well, nobody would.
@@Glassessss Yea but you probably also shouldn't be calling yourself a natural hair authority if you are in fact incompetent. Instead of taking it to the neck she should've gone to his page seen his bomb-ass work and asked for a class. Instead, she embarrassed herself cause she thought couldn't nobody tell her shit didn't stink.
@@elietahari7290 Regardless of someone being right or wrong you still need to have decorum when talking to people especially if your intended purpose is to spread information. Nobody will recieve a message in a rude manor and it's completely unnecessary. She did nothing in the first video to garner the response that she got. There isn't a "yea but", if you're there to just drag and talk ish about someone, own that, but don't be offended and play victim if you get the same energy back. If you didn't intend to deliver your message that way just apologize and learn from the experience moving forward.
I have soft fine hair that is prone to knotting, mid shaft splitting, and tangling if i even blink without acknowleding its sensitivity 🤣. Blow drying is a big no no for me. I do it once per year as a length check and it is always on the cool setting. I also get my eds trimmed in its natural state. I have been to many "natural" hairstylists and requested that my hair not be blow dried and they do acquiesce, but I can tell they are LOST. It is very difficult finding a natural stylist who is confident on working with texture. As confident as I am to rock it, my stylist needs to be equally as confident in doing it.
I really thank you for shining a light on this. I cannot stress this enough I don’t use heat on my hair! If you cannot do my hair without adding heat then you and I have nothing we can do for each other and that includes trimming/cutting. I don’t even allow tight cornrowing etc. I know a lot of this attitude is rooted in colonialism and just pure laziness but it is way past time we understand and learn how to properly care for our hair minus societal expectations.
Ooh yesss. This is all absolutely true. No heat touches my hair. Period. I love my curls. I do not need a big chop again. I'd love to see you, though. I'm sure you can teach me a thing or two.
There are many ways to stretch hair without using heat. I never needed it to grow out my hair. After bad heat damage back in 2018, I greatly reduced my usage
Hear a love 180• is potentially permanent damage- blow drying often is going too add to dryness and will damage all hair types- but natural hair can be very fine and fragile and therefore is more prone to damage ❤🙏 thank you for this come back. Im a hairdresser and I love natural textured hair 😍💓
Hey I'm a follower of 🍓 curls and love the breakdown and don't think u had an attitude but she prolly didn't want you to call her out like tht 😂 no one would ill leave that to yall but I DO APPRECIATE you pointing that out With Facts College assignment style.Mean while simply letting everyone know how to better care for there hair for those who want to see both ways and their effects on others Thank you frfr
I understand and respect that. No one likes to be challenged or publicly criticized. But it's necessary to hold fellow stylist accountable, including myself, so that we can elevate the industry to encourage better quality and service for our clients. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. And I love your name Alia is my baby sister's name.
My mother whos not even a hairdresser understands this basic concept, every time I suggested her blowing my hair out to make it easier for her, she absolutely refused & just did my hair without any heat. I have been bad though, I started blow-drying my hair before every hairstyle recently because I thought it would give me more grip, I have incomplete splits & so many split ends in my hair, I'm backing off the heat now & just stretch my hair in twists.
Yeah I actually got heat damage after flat ironing my hair once 2 years ago. I didn't even pass multiple times or use a high setting. I think it was just the combo of products with my heat protectant, it literally relaxed my hair without the actual relaxer. I was devastated.
I KNEW that was StrawberriCurls by her video and anti-texture rambling. She say A LOT of negativity toxic texture talk and antiblack comments regarding hair in it’s NATURAL state. Don’t say you’re a natural stylist but CANNOT effectively do naturally textured hair.
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you for sharing your knowledge. P.S. this felt like when Tabitha Brown roasted Wendy Williams. Y'all say it from the right perspective without nastiness. Wishing all the success beyond your dreams 💯❤️
MULTITUDE of reasons why blow drying is bad. Stylist think we don't know anything and we are dumb. Those days are over with sis. I know more about healthy hair than you do. And I am not licensed 😊
My baby sister uses protective oils and to this day- almost a year later- her curl pattern, specifically on the left, has yet to go back to its natural texture.
This whole use heat protectant doesn't fly with me because it is not fool proof. The only heat that goes to my hair is the blow dryer (every 1-2months)but my stylist does not use max heat, She understands my hesitancy to use a flat iron because they last time we did it my hair would not revert and we had to let it grow out and cut every month to reduce damage. It took almost 2 years to get rid of it all because I had just past shoulder length hair at the time. Every time I saw my hair I wanted to cry. I really wish they would stop with the nonsense. Some hair no matter how much protectant will get damaged. Flat-ironing is a risk, some are luckier than others.
Smh...I'm sorry you experienced that. Two years worth of growth that would have put you at waist length hair had to be cutoff. Heat damage is the worst on African hair textures, because we're told that our hair can stand all of those things being done to it. Hair coloring of natural hair does the same as heat damage to our textured hair.
@@SabrinaJ yup and as I have gotten older I have truly fallen in love with color because it really changes up my features but I let mine grow out and barely touched the ends a few months ago. I just use the colored braids and bleach my wigs
Honestly thought her video wasn't naking sense when I first watched it. Not once did she speak about how heat was okay for the hair nor ways to not damage your hair using heat. Happy to hear a real educated stylist speaking on afrocentric hair. Just earned a subscriber
Facts Narada, I used a heat protectant on my hair and a few strands of it still got damaged. I just pressed it 2 times by a week...not even everyday! Natural hair does not love heat excessively. You have to be careful with it!
WOW! You are Great! i had a male clip my ends and shape my fro after my locs. The way he used the pic in my hair. I miss him truly. That last hairstyle is so cool! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Licensed since 2007 here, I also DO NOT specialize in Natural hair, But When I Did have Natural hair clients as opposed to My usual Caucasian Clients (Because u specialize in Fashion color/highlights/Cuts and Bombshell round brush blow outs, I Used the could setting when drying Natural hair with a Alcohol , paraben and coconut oil FREE leave in then either an Argon or Jamaican Castor oil after to seal the hydration in. The cool setting Helps to seal it in. Also point dryer down the hair strand while lightly but firmly holding hair straight but Not really tugging. Just pointing the dryer at your head and blowing it is like petting a cat from the tail up... Not good for the hair strand. That being said though, just because there was a video of her blow-drying does not mean that she is not a good stylist. We have no idea if her client requested that or not I have flat out told my clients that if we bleach their hair one more time where we don't rinse it out right now it's going to fall off their head but if they think that they see a little bit of yellow they refuse to let me rinse it. That's exactly why I have people sign waivers if they go against my recommendation
The issue is not that she's blow drying hair. The problem is the wrong information she is spreading by saying it won't damage hair and rather benefits hair. Bleached hair, relaxed hair etc can all grow but it doesn't mean they are healthy or that those processes are making them healthy. They will give you the look yes and that's OK if that's what you like or that's what the client wants but someone who calls herself a natural hair stylist should be able to style hair in its completely natural state.
It's not going to come back. Hair doesn't work like that. Hair is a fiber meant to be preserved. You cannot repair damage to hair or make your hair like it was before. And olaplex don't work. Save your money
@AfrikanHairGod oh Lord it's my 1st time going to a stylist in all my 7yrs being natural thank God it's not really bad...it loosen up my curls in the front...thanks for the information I really appreciate it
@@kallieshaharvey1195 if it’s not too bad keep your hair in twist. And use and aphogee protein treatment on your wash day. Now if it’s straight stringy I would let it go. Tbh I would never use olaplex not sure why they just give me “not for black hair vibes” lol and I don’t notice much of a difference when naturals use itS
See she is the reason why i struggle at home with my hair. The last time i went to a salon i told the stylist i want no heat and she used heat on my hair. She complained about the thickness of my hair.
@@Calihon88truth. We will never be free of it too cause black people are the biggest perpetrators of this. They complain other races don’t know how to do our hair but they also absolutely refuse to do and learn (like they claim other races do) to do natural hair in it’s natural state
Ive only given heat damage with a flat iron, even if I used heat protectant. I do not recall ever giving anyone heat damage with a blow dryer. But I also don’t use the highest heat, and I don’t usually do natural styles. I mainly do Braids (w/braiding hair). And I prefer washing the hair before styling. I don’t know of any way to dry the hair that won’t take hours.
@@AfrikanHairGod Im always looking for ways to improve, so when I hear stuff like this I get nervous as hell Lmao because that’s the last thing I want to do to my clients.
@@Ccbaby421 just continue doing what you are doing. Trust yourself. And just pay attention to your clients hair and you won't have anything to worry about. These ppl frying folks hair with blowdryers just dgaf tbh
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you for that! I’ve e been following you for years. Back to the days where you were showing us experiments with glycerin in your own hair. I know you know what your talking about lol.
If you are blowing the texture out of the hair, it's no longer natural. It's more natural compared to using chemicals, but it's not behaving how it naturally would anymore. Secondly, Imma keep it 💯. As a stylist and an adult, She should had educated herself first. I know we are learning EVERYDAY but when you sell or offer courses....You should know this. He could have educated her, But that's not his responsibility even as her peer. Google is free and if he could pull up the receipts and facts, she could of before hitting that post button
I agree with the statement that heat is damaging to your hair, as it is a fact, but I feel like we place too much blame on heat being the sole source of damage. Majority of my clients experience manipulation damage. Like 90% actually. It’s from these high tension styles, headbands, improper detangling, and the list goes on and on. If someone stretches their hair out with heat to lay the cuticle straight so that manipulation goes smoother. I feel like it’s worth the heat. Thoughts ?
I have NEVER EVER EVER in my 46yrs on this earth used a blow drier on my hair.. I wet it, put moisture mouse to lay it flat and then put a scarf on and go to sleep.. Wake up, hair is STRAIGHT!
I understand both sides of the coin. I think she is more offended by how you approached the situation. It sounded like you was saying that she does know what she is doing. We all know as cosmologists we take things personally. I think it was your approach. This was informative though.
I would have love to see you offer to have an open debate with her, in love and respect. You both are talented and she could learn from you, you never know y’all might be laughing at this over drinks in a year
You have to realize that hairstylists are very egotistical and very few of them are going to be open to someone telling them that they are wrong. I was actually very open to the intellectual debate with her. I don't need to be her friend or colleague for that to happen but she's already decided that she's not open for that which I'm not surprised about. Someone that isn't willing to admit that their wrong isn't a great stylist in my opinion.
I need you to look at my hair, I blow dry my hair bi use a lot of heat protection 🤦♀️ I feel like my hair might not be unhealthy, and besides I just want you to do my hair. Ima book a flight soon.
I have self inflicted heat damage rn. Ive been straightening my own hair years! Tension method, heat protectant, medium heat then BOOM! Out of nowhere heat damage. I think my hair finally had enough of heat. Now i have to get a hair cut!
@AfrikanHairGod Can't we all just get along?!??! 😫🤣🤣 Truthfully that break down was on point and worth EVERY minute!!! And I hope you realize you're doing the Lord's work by giving her a free refreshers course💎💎, because there is no way that as a licensed cosmetologist this is new information to her🥴🤦🏾♀️ #newfollower #YallForgive&Collab
What am I watching? There is enough room for both of you. We all have free will to choose. It is really beneficial to promote the good and benefits of what you do, w/o criticizing and taking away from anyone else. Be blessed.🙏🏽
You are watching someone who is incapable of admitting that she is wrong and lacks accountability with promoting misinformation. We must criticize and hold stylists like myself accountable. Yall haven't done it and the quality of stylists, their service, and their ability has continued to decline. If you are fine with how things are then that's your personal choice. I am not and I will speak out against any stylist than misuses their platform irresponsibly. Thank you for watching and be blessed as well.
I’ve never liked heat on my hair in ANY form! that’s why at 58yrs old I haven’t been in a salon in over 20yrs... you’d never know💃🏽 I’d get a wash and cut, throw on a scarf and hat (in the winter) or let it air dry in the summer... No disrespect to the “experts” but you can’t let everyone in your hair, a lot of people don’t have a clue what they’re doing! I used to give a stylist one opportunity, if they effed up I didn’t return🤨... a lot of them think they can do whatever the hell they want just because you sit in their chair... I’ve learned over the years that you have to listen to your hair, give it what it needs, keep it clean, stop putting all the harmful products in it (perm/dye etc) and start paying attention to what you eat and drink: Water/Water/Water has a lot to do with the health of your hair... I notice AfrikanHairGod is the only stylists I’ve heard mention diet when it comes to hair health... he immediately gets my attention✌🏾💜👍🏾
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For the people in the comments fighting against their texture. Your hair can be stretched without blow drying.
When I took down my braids the other day and wasn't ready to go to the salon. I put in my plaits after washing in pinned them across my head. It got stretched. Took 2 days to dry but it got stretched. That is why I let my stylist blow dry, my hair takes all day and night and morning to dry
@ForbsieLaLa I had that issue years ago but now I wait for my hair to be damp before I do anything . And I also stopped layering my hair with tones of products. I use indirect heat on the medium temperature if I am in a hurry but usually it's 4/5 hours from top to finish for me. Medium twisted style included. Or 3 hours for a wash and go.
@@ForbsieLaLa microfiber cloths are amazing. My hair will hold water for days without it.
@ForbsieLaLa you can try smaller sections, twists over plaits because it allows more air flow, and wrapping hair in something like a t-shirt or microfiber towel. Using your dryer on the cool setting will dry your hair faster too without any heat.
I'm no stylist but doing my hair and my family's hair for decades and these are some things I found to help. Maybe they might help you too if you're looking to use less heat when doing your hair at home.
@@Goddess2018 thanks for the tips
If heat didn't damage hair, we wouldn't need heat protection sprays 😭
For anyone wondering why. I initially didn't tag her name to avoid being messy or directing drama to her page. When this first popped off on Instagram, she wanted to talk shit in her comment section about how I didn't give her the benefit of tagging her in my video of her so that she could clapback. So in this video I obliged and needless to say she didn't clapback mostly because she couldn't. I didn't make her look bad she kept pushing the issue and made herself look back. She thought I was just some messy black man and didn't expect to be intellectually disarmed in this video.
Her response to this video was a subliminal post that said it wouldn't be worth her time to argue with someone that Harriet Tubman would've shot. Once again she's trying to deflect and assassinate my character as a means to negate and invalidate what I'm saying which is what people do when they don't have a leg to stand on. I didn't have to point out her appearance, or her character/attitude or tone. I kept it all about hair and science the whole time. My initial video I stated that heat contributes to the damage and degradation of the hair and this video just further expounded on that.
Wow, well said 👏 brotha if you don't mine You made your point clearly and provided documents to prove your claim and I am now subscribed
Another gem dropped by an OG natural hair stylist and RUclipsr. This video highlights one of the many reasons I love listening to him. You kept your composure while dropping pure knowledge (loved the studies you included). You showed people that the title of a “natural hair stylist” comes in different competencies and equipped them with information to spot out the stylist for them. If y’all want a stylist that can manipulate your natural curls, that’s great! There’s someone for you. If you don’t mind your hair being blown-out every visit, that’s a okay too. Just keep in mind that heat can damage your hair, and you can enjoy the “benefits” of stretching out your hair without heat.
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you said it perfectly
The way I care more about you’re fabulous beard more than a t stylist out here messing up hair 😍😍😍
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I’m just confused how can you call yourself a natural hair stylist and don’t want to work with texture. She’s apart of the problem with the stigma of black hair stylists.
It's marketable to label yourself a natural hair stylist since that's what most women are in this current climate
@@AfrikanHairGod and everyone in her comments are just as delusional as her. They trying to attack you for your beard & the “way you were blow drying”. Sis has a whole video on instagram just going in and combing wet natural hair with a paddle brush and no sections. Just ordering and commanding those hydrogen bonds out. It’s ridiculous.
But she didn't say that.
Why put words in ppls mouths?
@@motophone8794 to say you’re blow drying natural hair because it better helps not “fight against texture” is the same thing as saying you don’t want to work with texture. Please cut it out. You do not need to blow dry hair in order to do styles.
@@monayadesiree respectfully, I have worn afro hair for 40 years. I know what she's talking about and I think most of us do. I have probably been rocking my natural hair longer than you've been alive. Please don't try to school the OGs. We been in the trenches long before they had special products to make your life easier, long before you had the products and tutorials to have ANY clue as to how to work with your texture Let this woman serve HER clients please. If they didn't like what she does, they would go elsewhere.
Strawberricurls and other “natural hair stylists” like her are the reason why I’ve never had my hair professionally done in the 10 years I’ve been natural. If you don’t know what you doing sis, just say that!!! 🤷🏽♀️
I don't either.. I ask professionals questions and trial and error.. From age 13 to now, 46, I've not used a blow drier on my hair...
Facts and same!
The thing that gets me about her, is the arrogance! I live in N.O., and would never bother with a stylist who wouldn't take the time to properly care for my vulnerable hair, let alone care for it in its curly state!
@@Swnsasy What I find amazing is that a friend of mine asked me why I never wear my hair straight. I immediately replied because I don't want it straight, I like it just the way it is. People are so conditioned to believe straight is better than curly, well I refute this idea. Why? Because my hair is down my damn back. BOOM!
I was going to have my hair done by her....I need help. I can't handle this on my own😢
I experienced a LOT of damage from getting my hair done at her salon. Her assistant used to rip out my hair while brushing it at the shampoo bowl and the owner used extremely hot heat on my hair when blowing out my hair.
Yeah, I’ve been doing my hair myself for the last 2 years.
And how much did they charge?? I know she charges a lot of money
@@sugahoney89 I paid no less than $200 a visit.
@@dreamerIvy08 $200 for natural hair?!?!? And she doesn't know what she's doing?!?! I audibly gasped
@@TJScruggs 🥴😞
I've gone to a salon like that. She acted like she was annoyed because of the amount of hair I had... I almost cussed her out for being so rough with my hair...
You ate this up😍. I do not want my hair straightened everytime I get my hair done. Thank God I do my own,but I love the braid style at the end. Don't ever change, thanks from a black woman who loves her hair in it's natural state.
She shot herself on the foot when she said blow drying helps you fight against texture 😅
All the people that "went natural" during the trend only to exchange chemicals for heat 🤦🏽♀️.
Thank you for dropping some knowledge
It's refreshing to see someone stand up to something that truly benefits women with natural hair. Other than yourself, I do struggle to think of a stylist that can work with textured hair without using heat to manipulate or style it.
Whelp...another example of natural hair care versus natural hair styling.
Chiiiile… this is exactly why I do my own hair. I shaved my head in 2019 BECAUSE of heat damage. From “training” my hair with heat. Now I put heat on my hair MAYBE twice a year for a self trim. This is baseline knowledge for most of the community, c’mon.
I love how well you can read someone! Keeping a calm demeanor while speaking facts 👏🏾
Sidenote- that hairstyle @7:23 looked bomb 😍
Whew....y'all smell barbecue?!? 🤔😭This was a factual ROAST with a side of RECEIPTS!! 🔥🔥🔥 I wonder if she is gonna be upset at this one too....yikes! 😩😂😂😂🥲❤️
Not really. They're both right
How can we both be right and we are contradicting each other? She didn't even offer and facts or insight into the discussion... 🤷🏾
I came to get a plate 🍽!! 🥰🥰🥰😇
@Witness to it All how? Heat cannot both damage hair and not damage hair
Will she have the nerve to try to clap back after this?🤔...To save herself from further embarrassment, I think it's best she takes her "L" on this one. You came at her respectfully and with facts...Like sis, I'm not even a professional hairstylist and knew that heat can be damaging🤦♀️
I AGREE!! N she she tried to attack his "attitude and character" with absolutely nothing to back up that ridiculous statement. ...smh
she only made a picture post...Yep, Rada definitely cornered her. The debate is over
Chile she ain't gonna reply to this video!!! She is not a "natural" hair stylist.
Her and her followers were dragging him on Facebook she posted multiple times but most of her followers were letting her have it she was blocking folks. They don’t like the way she does hair and charges almost $600 and up for those styles go to her page.
@@Untitled0752 what's her page link it plz
Thanks for speaking on this. My last stylist was literally fighting my hair and scalp. I had to get wiser and never go back.
She thought she had you by the balls. But to her dismay, you backed up your claim and never wavered. It’s a hairstylist like her, that makes me do my own hair since 2018. Like you said, even with heat protectant you still get damage overtime. Gaslighting her clients is her expertise.😁
I love when you gather folk! Truly undefeated!!
As a researcher, I loved your citations. This is why I unsuscribed from a lot of channels and follow very few. I don't want to fight my texture.
THANKS for this One!!! I am ALWAYS shaking my head REAL HARD when watching one of her heat videos!!!
Heat & blow drying IS damaging to all hair types. Some densities and textures are more prone to breakage and damage than others. I'm honestly surprised she didn't know that...
My stylist is a pale man with 2B curls, he never blow dries and can cut, curl and style my 4C hair to perfection every time! 🤔 He's never "struggled" with my texture, he embraces it! He's taught me how to better care for my natural hair. Thank goodness I KNOW for a fact that blow drying is NOT necessary.
Facts matter👏🏾❤️😍.
I meant to comment on your original video. I'm so glad I finally found a stylist who only uses heat when it's time for a trim. She is AWESOME! I went over 4 yrs without seeing a professional because I wanted someone who wasn't stuck on blow drying and silk pressing my hair.
Facts , Facts, and more Facts!!!!!! Instead of listening to what you were saying, she retaliated without even giving thought to what she was saying. Some people cannot take constructive criticism and it’s sad!!!
I’m here for this education! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is so wild to me because strawberricurls is definitely the most popular and sought after natural hairstylist here in New Orleans. I didn't realize she blow dried every client....I guess they don't care.
I'm one of those people that got heat damage even when heat protectants were used. 😬 I stopped using heat on my hair for YEARS after that. It was to the point that I had family that asked me if I could straighten my hair to be a bridesmaid in their wedding and I told them if I have to straighten my hair I'll be in the crowd baby. 🤣 I have used LOW heat since but I think it's a little ignorant to say heat doesn't damage hair when it's been proven time and time again. The issue here was her blow drying her clients hair EVERY APPOINTMENT. Every single one sis??? So I agree with him. I don't think it's fair to say you're a natural hair stylist when you don't... Deal with the hair's natural texture. 😩
The amount of “natural hair” salons that only know how to either straighten or loc hair 🤦🏾♀️
Thanks for this. I didn’t think I needed to blow dry and I usually don’t because I love my coils, but she posted that video on Instagram as well and I was about to blow dry my hair, today. My hair seems to be growing and it is healthy and I really didn’t want to put heat on my hair. Thank you, thank you, thank you 😊
I'm a white hairdresser, so not as educated in textured hair as a black stylist, but I have worked in a predominantly black salon and am a little more educated than the average white hairdresser. I mainly bring this up because of the push back to people being mad you used a blow dryer, I may not always agree with my client but if they want something (within reason) I'll do it, I've cut a ton of mullets in my day. It also doesn't mean we suggest to do things like that regularly. Just like sweets it's OK to be bad every once in a while.
Non textured hair has a lot of problems with heat stuff, too, along with people using harsh products on their hair. My family is super religious (I'm not) and the women don't use heat or products on their hair and never cut it. A lot of my clients wish they could get half that long but they never will because the use of such things. My own hair is to my mid thigh, curly but not super curly. I use heat a couple times a year.
I loved learning the different techniques people with different textures use in this comment section. Thank all you natural beauties for sharing some knowledge. I admire the hard work it takes, but it's well worth it.
Edit to add this was my first vid of yours and I'm a sub now. Great work.
Its interesting how ppl think its about technique, style or putting down another women. It's about accurate information to give to clients for them to decide. There're women who's hair have been damage with incorrect information by other (women) stylists. I think it should be addressed with facts especially by another licensed hair care/ stylist.
It definitely shouldn't be about putting down another stylist. Why can't you just teach what you want to teach without pointing out other people's work?
@@motophone8794 Bye! With the amount of money they charge they should be called out, so customers/clients can make informed decision. She even has the nerve to offer "Natural hair classes"...what exactly is she teaching? How to destroy your hair texture?
I don't think it's what he said but the way he said it. For instance, he was 110% right but the tone and delivery of it is a bit on the condescending side especially since her initial video wasn't rude to anyone in any sort of way. I think she would've been able to absorb and take the constructive criticism better had he not presented it to her the way that he did. I mean if someone called you incompetent, you wouldn't take it so well, nobody would.
@@Glassessss Yea but you probably also shouldn't be calling yourself a natural hair authority if you are in fact incompetent. Instead of taking it to the neck she should've gone to his page seen his bomb-ass work and asked for a class. Instead, she embarrassed herself cause she thought couldn't nobody tell her shit didn't stink.
@@elietahari7290
Regardless of someone being right or wrong you still need to have decorum when talking to people especially if your intended purpose is to spread information. Nobody will recieve a message in a rude manor and it's completely unnecessary. She did nothing in the first video to garner the response that she got. There isn't a "yea but", if you're there to just drag and talk ish about someone, own that, but don't be offended and play victim if you get the same energy back. If you didn't intend to deliver your message that way just apologize and learn from the experience moving forward.
I have soft fine hair that is prone to knotting, mid shaft splitting, and tangling if i even blink without acknowleding its sensitivity 🤣. Blow drying is a big no no for me. I do it once per year as a length check and it is always on the cool setting. I also get my eds trimmed in its natural state. I have been to many "natural" hairstylists and requested that my hair not be blow dried and they do acquiesce, but I can tell they are LOST. It is very difficult finding a natural stylist who is confident on working with texture. As confident as I am to rock it, my stylist needs to be equally as confident in doing it.
I really thank you for shining a light on this. I cannot stress this enough I don’t use heat on my hair! If you cannot do my hair without adding heat then you and I have nothing we can do for each other and that includes trimming/cutting. I don’t even allow tight cornrowing etc. I know a lot of this attitude is rooted in colonialism and just pure laziness but it is way past time we understand and learn how to properly care for our hair minus societal expectations.
Ooh yesss. This is all absolutely true. No heat touches my hair. Period. I love my curls. I do not need a big chop again.
I'd love to see you, though. I'm sure you can teach me a thing or two.
Why would she pull up one video of you blow drying hair when most videos of you styling hair is on natural hair with no heat manipulation 😭
She skipped all of that she was so excited when she saw a blowdryer in my hand she didn't care about anything else.
She really went on his social media and had to scroll down to 12 weeks ago to find him blowing out someone’s hair 😭
@@AfrikanHairGod exactly
@@erica5493😂
There are many ways to stretch hair without using heat. I never needed it to grow out my hair. After bad heat damage back in 2018, I greatly reduced my usage
I agree with what you said. When I saw her video I was very confused. It made no sense. Thank you for clarifying this with your expertise.
Hear a love 180• is potentially permanent damage- blow drying often is going too add to dryness and will damage all hair types- but natural hair can be very fine and fragile and therefore is more prone to damage ❤🙏 thank you for this come back. Im a hairdresser and I love natural textured hair 😍💓
_ANYWHO, I’m so ready for your Afrikan Hair Courses! YOU ALREADY HAVE ALL THE MEANS! NOW, SIR!_
"fight against texture"? What does that even mean? Next. 🙄
That texture stay whoopin her ass lol
Hey I'm a follower of 🍓 curls and love the breakdown and don't think u had an attitude but she prolly didn't want you to call her out like tht 😂 no one would ill leave that to yall but I DO APPRECIATE you pointing that out With Facts College assignment style.Mean while simply letting everyone know how to better care for there hair for those who want to see both ways and their effects on others Thank you frfr
I understand and respect that. No one likes to be challenged or publicly criticized. But it's necessary to hold fellow stylist accountable, including myself, so that we can elevate the industry to encourage better quality and service for our clients. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts. And I love your name Alia is my baby sister's name.
My mother whos not even a hairdresser understands this basic concept, every time I suggested her blowing my hair out to make it easier for her, she absolutely refused & just did my hair without any heat. I have been bad though, I started blow-drying my hair before every hairstyle recently because I thought it would give me more grip, I have incomplete splits & so many split ends in my hair, I'm backing off the heat now & just stretch my hair in twists.
Yeah I actually got heat damage after flat ironing my hair once 2 years ago. I didn't even pass multiple times or use a high setting. I think it was just the combo of products with my heat protectant, it literally relaxed my hair without the actual relaxer. I was devastated.
And now the narrative is that you attacked her!? 😂 I cannot! Thank you for all that you do!
You are so welcome thank you for watching!
FACTS 💯...I heard no lies told
He's right. Heat damaged my hair last year. I am heat free for a year now.
Every point checked ✔! And style at end was beautiful!
I KNEW that was StrawberriCurls by her video and anti-texture rambling. She say A LOT of negativity toxic texture talk and antiblack comments regarding hair in it’s NATURAL state. Don’t say you’re a natural stylist but CANNOT effectively do naturally textured hair.
Oooooh the slow roast on this 💅💯❤️❤️
1st time seeing you and I'm a new subie. Love your breakdown😇
Thank you! For watching and welcome to the Afro Tribe!
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you for sharing your knowledge.
P.S. this felt like when Tabitha Brown roasted Wendy Williams. Y'all say it from the right perspective without nastiness. Wishing all the success beyond your dreams 💯❤️
MULTITUDE of reasons why blow drying is bad. Stylist think we don't know anything and we are dumb. Those days are over with sis. I know more about healthy hair than you do. And I am not licensed 😊
I fucking LOVE YOU! The APA peer reviewed articles / research studies took me out lmfaooo. Nothing but facts!
Ooh child she must not know you gets folks together real quick😂 You dragged her to the other side of town with that READ!
My baby sister uses protective oils and to this day- almost a year later- her curl pattern, specifically on the left, has yet to go back to its natural texture.
I like that you kept it professional and still read!! I'm here for it! Do you charge to detangle natural hair?
This whole use heat protectant doesn't fly with me because it is not fool proof. The only heat that goes to my hair is the blow dryer (every 1-2months)but my stylist does not use max heat, She understands my hesitancy to use a flat iron because they last time we did it my hair would not revert and we had to let it grow out and cut every month to reduce damage. It took almost 2 years to get rid of it all because I had just past shoulder length hair at the time. Every time I saw my hair I wanted to cry. I really wish they would stop with the nonsense. Some hair no matter how much protectant will get damaged. Flat-ironing is a risk, some are luckier than others.
Smh...I'm sorry you experienced that. Two years worth of growth that would have put you at waist length hair had to be cutoff. Heat damage is the worst on African hair textures, because we're told that our hair can stand all of those things being done to it. Hair coloring of natural hair does the same as heat damage to our textured hair.
@@SabrinaJ yup and as I have gotten older I have truly fallen in love with color because it really changes up my features but I let mine grow out and barely touched the ends a few months ago. I just use the colored braids and bleach my wigs
Honestly thought her video wasn't naking sense when I first watched it. Not once did she speak about how heat was okay for the hair nor ways to not damage your hair using heat. Happy to hear a real educated stylist speaking on afrocentric hair. Just earned a subscriber
Did I just hear her say "fight against texture" ? Really! Are we back to this foolishness?
Facts Narada, I used a heat protectant on my hair and a few strands of it still got damaged. I just pressed it 2 times by a week...not even everyday! Natural hair does not love heat excessively. You have to be careful with it!
I’ve learned a lot in this one video! I can’t wait to see more!
Whelp…there ya have it. He said what he said sis!
WOW! You are Great! i had a male clip my ends and shape my fro after my locs. The way he used the pic in my hair. I miss him truly. That last hairstyle is so cool! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Well okay, I'm here for the intelligent rebuttal. Hopefully this doesn't turn in to another Cyndoll floating hydrogen bonds situation.
After them hydrogen bonds we haven't heard a peep since. They do this too themselves.
😂😂😂 “BREAK!”
Licensed since 2007 here, I also DO NOT specialize in Natural hair, But When I Did have Natural hair clients as opposed to My usual Caucasian Clients (Because u specialize in Fashion color/highlights/Cuts and Bombshell round brush blow outs, I Used the could setting when drying Natural hair with a Alcohol , paraben and coconut oil FREE leave in then either an Argon or Jamaican Castor oil after to seal the hydration in. The cool setting Helps to seal it in. Also point dryer down the hair strand while lightly but firmly holding hair straight but Not really tugging. Just pointing the dryer at your head and blowing it is like petting a cat from the tail up... Not good for the hair strand. That being said though, just because there was a video of her blow-drying does not mean that she is not a good stylist. We have no idea if her client requested that or not I have flat out told my clients that if we bleach their hair one more time where we don't rinse it out right now it's going to fall off their head but if they think that they see a little bit of yellow they refuse to let me rinse it. That's exactly why I have people sign waivers if they go against my recommendation
The issue is not that she's blow drying hair. The problem is the wrong information she is spreading by saying it won't damage hair and rather benefits hair. Bleached hair, relaxed hair etc can all grow but it doesn't mean they are healthy or that those processes are making them healthy. They will give you the look yes and that's OK if that's what you like or that's what the client wants but someone who calls herself a natural hair stylist should be able to style hair in its completely natural state.
Great response
Preach!….. I mean “Teach”! 😂😂😂
Classy, informative and to the point. We ❤ to see it! I can’t believe she believes that repeated heat use has no negatives to it?! OMG
always here for a good read 📖♥️
Just got heat damage from a stylist and she used 2 heat protectant on my hair...i have to be using olaplex 3 and 0 to see if it can come back
It's not going to come back. Hair doesn't work like that. Hair is a fiber meant to be preserved. You cannot repair damage to hair or make your hair like it was before. And olaplex don't work. Save your money
@AfrikanHairGod oh Lord it's my 1st time going to a stylist in all my 7yrs being natural thank God it's not really bad...it loosen up my curls in the front...thanks for the information I really appreciate it
@@kallieshaharvey1195 I'm very sorry to hear that 😢this is why I'm so critical of us stylists
@@kallieshaharvey1195 if it’s not too bad keep your hair in twist. And use and aphogee protein treatment on your wash day. Now if it’s straight stringy I would let it go. Tbh I would never use olaplex not sure why they just give me “not for black hair vibes” lol and I don’t notice much of a difference when naturals use itS
At least she gave you credit on your work...
She had no choice. She couldn't speak Ill of my work even if she wanted to. Not to be cocky but it's merely a matter of fact.
I peeped that Stillwell Sinfonia shirt...were you in that orchestra? I was when I was in high school 😊
I was!!! I played cello 😁
See she is the reason why i struggle at home with my hair. The last time i went to a salon i told the stylist i want no heat and she used heat on my hair. She complained about the thickness of my hair.
They hate afro textured hair it’s so ingrained in the minds of so many black people it’s insane and quite sad.
@@Calihon88truth. We will never be free of it too cause black people are the biggest perpetrators of this. They complain other races don’t know how to do our hair but they also absolutely refuse to do and learn (like they claim other races do) to do natural hair in it’s natural state
Look at you getting into it with other stylists again 😂😂
And nobody has been able to best me intellectually as it relates to haircare. 💪🏾
@@AfrikanHairGod the back and forth is very entertaining
_intelligent discourse is so necessary to reach a goal! yes, Rada is always ready to read and write in an enlightened fashion!_
Its enough out here for everyone to flourish. STOPPPPPP THE DIVISON!
If you want to enable stylists damaging your hair and promoting it as hair care just say that. Someone needs to hold these stylists accountable.
When he brought out those sources …😂😂😂😂 her argument is null and void.
Ive only given heat damage with a flat iron, even if I used heat protectant. I do not recall ever giving anyone heat damage with a blow dryer. But I also don’t use the highest heat, and I don’t usually do natural styles.
I mainly do Braids (w/braiding hair). And I prefer washing the hair before styling. I don’t know of any way to dry the hair that won’t take hours.
That's good. I've seen it happen though. People can go excessive with blowdrying or have poor technique
@@AfrikanHairGod Im always looking for ways to improve, so when I hear stuff like this I get nervous as hell Lmao because that’s the last thing I want to do to my clients.
@@Ccbaby421 just continue doing what you are doing. Trust yourself. And just pay attention to your clients hair and you won't have anything to worry about. These ppl frying folks hair with blowdryers just dgaf tbh
@@AfrikanHairGod thank you for that! I’ve e been following you for years. Back to the days where you were showing us experiments with glycerin in your own hair. I know you know what your talking about lol.
Wooo child! Got her together!
He calmly laid the knowledge down wasn’t loud and aggressive at all 💖✨
If you are blowing the texture out of the hair, it's no longer natural. It's more natural compared to using chemicals, but it's not behaving how it naturally would anymore.
Secondly, Imma keep it 💯. As a stylist and an adult, She should had educated herself first. I know we are learning EVERYDAY but when you sell or offer courses....You should know this. He could have educated her, But that's not his responsibility even as her peer. Google is free and if he could pull up the receipts and facts, she could of before hitting that post button
Sir, just ...Thank You
The direct shade you threw at this lady is sending me LOL
Sometimes a lil fun shade is extra seasoning to make the dish pop
@AfrikanHairGod I absolutely love it! You were on point with this and I wish I could do my own hair like you do it.
@@JazzyFro Aww thank you!
I agree with the statement that heat is damaging to your hair, as it is a fact, but I feel like we place too much blame on heat being the sole source of damage. Majority of my clients experience manipulation damage. Like 90% actually. It’s from these high tension styles, headbands, improper detangling, and the list goes on and on. If someone stretches their hair out with heat to lay the cuticle straight so that manipulation goes smoother. I feel like it’s worth the heat. Thoughts ?
Side note... I haven't seen ur channel in while, and i just wanna say how good you look! And that beard and glow!😍
Thank you!
The best part of her video is her hair is not blow dried in her response video. 😂
Omg are you taking new clients? I will come to you!!! I need help. I am between Baltimore and New Orleans.
I have NEVER EVER EVER in my 46yrs on this earth used a blow drier on my hair.. I wet it, put moisture mouse to lay it flat and then put a scarf on and go to sleep.. Wake up, hair is STRAIGHT!
Come with the knowledge, Narada!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❣️❣️❣️
From my experience your styles last longer when you style it in its natural state.
I understand both sides of the coin. I think she is more offended by how you approached the situation. It sounded like you was saying that she does know what she is doing. We all know as cosmologists we take things personally. I think it was your approach. This was informative though.
I agree. As an esthetician I can be wrong but still knowledgeable but I can’t know everything. And both can be right !!!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@@kaykreatesbeautyartistthey are not both right though
I would have love to see you offer to have an open debate with her, in love and respect. You both are talented and she could learn from you, you never know y’all might be laughing at this over drinks in a year
You have to realize that hairstylists are very egotistical and very few of them are going to be open to someone telling them that they are wrong. I was actually very open to the intellectual debate with her. I don't need to be her friend or colleague for that to happen but she's already decided that she's not open for that which I'm not surprised about. Someone that isn't willing to admit that their wrong isn't a great stylist in my opinion.
@@AfrikanHairGod aww that’s disheartening. That would have been a great live. I would have definitely tuned in 😊
I agree with you
28 years old and have yet to find a good hairstylist that doesn't need heat to do my hair.
I’m here for ALL of this!!!!
I need you to look at my hair, I blow dry my hair bi use a lot of heat protection 🤦♀️ I feel like my hair might not be unhealthy, and besides I just want you to do my hair. Ima book a flight soon.
I would love to give you a hair and scalp analysis. Thank you for watching!
I have self inflicted heat damage rn. Ive been straightening my own hair years! Tension method, heat protectant, medium heat then BOOM! Out of nowhere heat damage. I think my hair finally had enough of heat. Now i have to get a hair cut!
@AfrikanHairGod Can't we all just get along?!??! 😫🤣🤣 Truthfully that break down was on point and worth EVERY minute!!! And I hope you realize you're doing the Lord's work by giving her a free refreshers course💎💎, because there is no way that as a licensed cosmetologist this is new information to her🥴🤦🏾♀️ #newfollower #YallForgive&Collab
What am I watching? There is enough room for both of you. We all have free will to choose. It is really beneficial to promote the good and benefits of what you do, w/o criticizing and taking away from anyone else. Be blessed.🙏🏽
You are watching someone who is incapable of admitting that she is wrong and lacks accountability with promoting misinformation. We must criticize and hold stylists like myself accountable. Yall haven't done it and the quality of stylists, their service, and their ability has continued to decline. If you are fine with how things are then that's your personal choice. I am not and I will speak out against any stylist than misuses their platform irresponsibly. Thank you for watching and be blessed as well.
Great video ❤❤
I blow dry my hair every 2-4 weeks. I only feel safe doing so bc of the revair. I wouldn’t use a traditional blow dryer.
I’ve never liked heat on my hair in ANY form! that’s why at 58yrs old I haven’t been in a salon in over 20yrs... you’d never know💃🏽
I’d get a wash and cut, throw on a scarf and hat (in the winter) or let it air dry in the summer... No disrespect to the “experts” but you can’t let everyone in your hair, a lot of people don’t have a clue what they’re doing! I used to give a stylist one opportunity, if they effed up I didn’t return🤨... a lot of them think they can do whatever the hell they want just because you sit in their chair... I’ve learned over the years that you have to listen to your hair, give it what it needs, keep it clean, stop putting all the harmful products in it (perm/dye etc) and start paying attention to what you eat and drink: Water/Water/Water has a lot to do with the health of your hair... I notice AfrikanHairGod is the only stylists I’ve heard mention diet when it comes to hair health... he immediately gets my attention✌🏾💜👍🏾