It is sad that so many people's hair is being ruined while they are spending thousands on salon visits and "approved" products while being gaslit about their hair health deteriorating over time. Stylists like Narada end up fixing the mess these stylists made. What is worse is them not admitting their wrongdoing, not trying to revamp their methods, or not being able to assess damage. Narada, you are truly a man of integrity. Thanks for speaking out for so many.
I agree. I use to get these cuts and the stylist cut more hair on one side then the other. So my hair was uneven. I could tell doing a wash m go. I had to go back for her to fix…and I said this is it no more curly cuts for me. 😞
Well, I just have to say that Narada’s RUclips University has never let me down…everything he has suggested for my hair has surprised me due to the improvement of my hair after following his instruction. THANK YOU Narada 💐
Pls keep speaking on this , Dickie said "curly cuts are HALF a hair cut" No one could make a rebuttal video to Dickie coz he is the true king of wash n go and they all knew that he spoke nothing but facts. Why people keep coming for you when Dickie laid this matter to rest ? Narada pls keep speaking on this however you see fit, coz there are still many others caught up in that world who are yet to see the light...
I saw her post and cringed when I saw the part about blown out cuts. I have no idea why a licensed cosmetologist would say you can’t properly see spilt ends on a blown out state. My jaw dropped. If a licensed cosmetologist can’t see spilt ends on a blown out state, I would challenge the stylist skills and knowledge smh
Yeah I feel like she's trying to "sweet-nice girl" this problem away with a caption and I can't allow her or anyone else to do that. It's emotional manipulation and it's dishonest to say you haven't seen a difference with curly cut vs blow out cut. It's not a matter of preference because no one chooses to walk around with their hair riddled with split ends which is why she's now recommending wash n go styling with creams and leave ins as a base now. If your method truly was working for you, there would be no reason to all of a sudden, switch up and adjust while we all get scrutinized as being bullies, tearing down black businesses, and inciting fear and drama. Like Iyanla says, NOT ON MY WATCH!
@@AfrikanHairGod you are 1000% right! They want to pivot so bad and continue making money without being transparent about curly cuts. It’s extremely frustrating considering what we have been going through. Thank you again Narada for standing up for us and calling out the 💩!!! Because it stinks! 😡
Over 50 clients that came from curly cuts and only 2 clients were getting shape and damage addressed. That's a 4% success rate....not to mention ALL of the remaining 48 had severe splitting and dryness.
You are correct; my hairstylist (when I had a perm) said that it is best to blow out the hair to see exactly what is happening instead of a curly cut. She handles both natural and no natural clients.She is who I TRUST to trim my ends and she explain to clients options to lead them to healthier hair (like you do). Keep speaking up because so many people lack the knowledge and depend on their hairstylist to provide adequate care.
I appreciate your passion and openness to every situation! Stylists are the pillars of our community and if they don’t work together the community cannot grow for the better!!!
Thank you for speaking out on this topic so politely. You sharing the proper knowledge about hair care has helped me so much on this path to recovering my healthy hair. They need to know and start implementing better hair care so that less woman have to experience such bad damage 1-2 years down the road 😢
Im sick of these curly cut stylists trying to play with my intelligence. Keep getting curly cuts if you want to keep your short taper cut- similar to how men get haircuts. If you want to grow longer healthy hair, blow your hair out to trim your ends.
A question I have that I would like to ask them but I’d get blocked 😂is: why does everyone with a curly cut have short hair? I haven’t seen any with hair pass their shoulders. Provided that the hair is healthy, Can hair shape and long hair length coexist? I feel like curly cuts make you have to choose between style and length and I want both!
I've been natural for many years & always wore my hair curly. I remember the co-wash days, but I heard a stylist say that co-washing hair is like cleaning your skin with lotion. When I need a trim, my beautician blows my hair out. I find that getting a silk press once in a while helps with length checks & length retention. Thank you for the video 💕🦋
Ppl can do whatever they want with their hair, I just wish they would stop lying and spreading false information about the reality of it. I do not understand how we are still lost about the FACTS regarding relaxers, heat, and not properly trimming hair🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️i am glad we have ppl like you to correct the bs tho
I would like to say thank you for the help that you have given to me, I follow the regiment that you stated that would work for low porosity hair,The post was old,but the knowledge didn't age a bit....( When moisturizing your hair spray a little water or a ( leave-in conditioner) allow it to dry a little then layer your cream,then lock it in with a oil of your choice.....my hair feel softer, and more manageable ❤️I don't care what nobody say,Your the GOAT when it comes to nature hair 😍😍😍😍
I went to a Stylist for a trim, but was open for a cut if needed. She asked if I usually do curly cuts😂 I said no I trim my hair straight. She said great you can book again. Because I was going to say not to book again😂😂😂🤣
Not me graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of RUclips😭🤣 you’re a trusted, fair and balanced source of natural hair. A decorated, tenured professor who is never able to take a sabbatical because of the overwhelming false teachers on here. Like damn, when can Rada rest?!
Hi, I’m a bit late to comment but I had a question. I came across a video of yours that you did years ago where your method of trimming your hair was twisting small sections and cutting the ends of them. I was wondering if you would still advise this method for trimming my own hair? You didn’t blow dry your hair in that video but I will, just not sure if it would make a difference with this method. I know you don’t do this on clients but the way you trim is a bit difficult for me to replicate on myself and I can’t afford to see a stylist lol
I was actually shocked seeing the video in question. The ends of all the clients in the video had suspicious looking ends to me personally, their ends were straight but I noticed for a split second that she had trouble running her fingers through their blown out hair. I really like her work otherwise, but maybe health isnt as much of a concern of hers as I thought? Idk anymore, because i took her to be the best/one of the best stylist in the wash&go realm.
I really hate that her and the rest of them are really trying to act like there's no issue to address.... Like it's going to make people look at you differently to say, "hey you know what I am still figuring this out, thank you for your understanding and allowing me to grow with you." I'm not going to allow them to continue to gaslight everyone and pretend that this isn't a problem worth being acknowledged, corrected, and accountable for.
Does this apply to all hair types? I dont get curly cuts but i see the looser textures love them too. I think because it looks much better they think its addressing these issues.
I've had a couple clients with very loose wavy textures that went to white stylists and the result was just as bad. I haven't examined them thoroughly because they aren't coming to me to get assessed
Have you heard about Senate Bill 354 that would "remove state requirements for licenses to provide certain services like makeup, shampooing, and blow-drying" in Georgia? Might be something for you and Henny to keep an eye on.
Yeah it's just what I've been telling Pele already that being a licensed stylist doesn't mean shit lol. Either way it goes if they do that, I want all the money I invested to be in this profession to be reimbursed to me
@@esthertjones I need to put more thought into it too see if it's even worth fighting. If anything it's instated to protect the consumer not the stylist so it's in their best interest to get involved.
So, is it the fact that hair is being cut with heavy products with curly cuts? Hear me out... because I think split ends could get missed when folks get that "white drape" cut. I feel like stylists are cutting for shape instead of going through the hair although it is blown out.
No. from what I've seen, none of them ever even assess the hair properly to identify split ends. I think at this point none of them really know how to. I was hoping they would learn from my videos but clearly that is not the case.
I've also been correcting "blow out cut" stylists as well. I don't know if you have seen those videos as well. ruclips.net/video/otmPv0RADug/видео.html I think the critical point here is that many stylists don't know how to identify and pinpoint different forms of hair damage without using beauty school tricks that don't hold up in every circumstance. I had to LEARN outside of beauty school how to thoroughly assess hair damage on textured hair and some things are more specific to textured hair and if you don't know, then you just won't know.
@@AfrikanHairGodThat was my experience when I got a curly cut out of curiosity about the process. The stylist just cut my hair for shape and never at any time did she assess my individual hair strands. I thought the cutting process was elementary - something I could’ve done at home. My regular stylist blows my hair out for trims and expects my strands to decide if I need a trim or not.
It is sad that so many people's hair is being ruined while they are spending thousands on salon visits and "approved" products while being gaslit about their hair health deteriorating over time. Stylists like Narada end up fixing the mess these stylists made. What is worse is them not admitting their wrongdoing, not trying to revamp their methods, or not being able to assess damage. Narada, you are truly a man of integrity. Thanks for speaking out for so many.
Thank you. I'm not perfect but strive to be completely honest and dedicated to the community that has poured into me.
"A curly cut is half a hair cut"
Dickie
Please keep telling the truth Narada.
I agree. I use to get these cuts and the stylist cut more hair on one side then the other. So my hair was uneven. I could tell doing a wash m go. I had to go back for her to fix…and I said this is it no more curly cuts for me. 😞
Well, I just have to say that Narada’s RUclips University has never let me down…everything he has suggested for my hair has surprised me due to the improvement of my hair after following his instruction. THANK YOU Narada 💐
Pls keep speaking on this , Dickie said "curly cuts are HALF a hair cut"
No one could make a rebuttal video to Dickie coz he is the true king of wash n go and they all knew that he spoke nothing but facts.
Why people keep coming for you when Dickie laid this matter to rest ?
Narada pls keep speaking on this however you see fit, coz there are still many others caught up in that world who are yet to see the light...
I saw her post and cringed when I saw the part about blown out cuts. I have no idea why a licensed cosmetologist would say you can’t properly see spilt ends on a blown out state. My jaw dropped. If a licensed cosmetologist can’t see spilt ends on a blown out state, I would challenge the stylist skills and knowledge smh
Yeah I feel like she's trying to "sweet-nice girl" this problem away with a caption and I can't allow her or anyone else to do that. It's emotional manipulation and it's dishonest to say you haven't seen a difference with curly cut vs blow out cut. It's not a matter of preference because no one chooses to walk around with their hair riddled with split ends which is why she's now recommending wash n go styling with creams and leave ins as a base now. If your method truly was working for you, there would be no reason to all of a sudden, switch up and adjust while we all get scrutinized as being bullies, tearing down black businesses, and inciting fear and drama. Like Iyanla says, NOT ON MY WATCH!
Right! This is what I'm trying to say. I think it's more popular to cut for shape these days.
@@AfrikanHairGod you are 1000% right! They want to pivot so bad and continue making money without being transparent about curly cuts. It’s extremely frustrating considering what we have been going through.
Thank you again Narada for standing up for us and calling out the 💩!!! Because it stinks! 😡
@@SimplyTamz Always! ❤️😇
Not you being the “let me get a second opinion” stylist but it’s good that you are a trusted source for many
Over 50 clients that came from curly cuts and only 2 clients were getting shape and damage addressed. That's a 4% success rate....not to mention ALL of the remaining 48 had severe splitting and dryness.
@@AfrikanHairGod wow
@@AfrikanHairGod
Numbers don’t lie.
Facts 😊
You are correct; my hairstylist (when I had a perm) said that it is best to blow out the hair to see exactly what is happening instead of a curly cut. She handles both natural and no natural clients.She is who I TRUST to trim my ends and she explain to clients options to lead them to healthier hair (like you do). Keep speaking up because so many people lack the knowledge and depend on their hairstylist to provide adequate care.
I appreciate your passion and openness to every situation! Stylists are the pillars of our community and if they don’t work together the community cannot grow for the better!!!
❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for speaking out on this topic so politely. You sharing the proper knowledge about hair care has helped me so much on this path to recovering my healthy hair. They need to know and start implementing better hair care so that less woman have to experience such bad damage 1-2 years down the road 😢
Im sick of these curly cut stylists trying to play with my intelligence. Keep getting curly cuts if you want to keep your short taper cut- similar to how men get haircuts. If you want to grow longer healthy hair, blow your hair out to trim your ends.
This. They are not for the people. Especially black people with tighter textures
A question I have that I would like to ask them but I’d get blocked 😂is: why does everyone with a curly cut have short hair? I haven’t seen any with hair pass their shoulders. Provided that the hair is healthy, Can hair shape and long hair length coexist? I feel like curly cuts make you have to choose between style and length and I want both!
I think they just like to do the same cuts on everybody plus shrinkage.
I've been natural for many years & always wore my hair curly. I remember the co-wash days, but I heard a stylist say that co-washing hair is like cleaning your skin with lotion. When I need a trim, my beautician blows my hair out. I find that getting a silk press once in a while helps with length checks & length retention. Thank you for the video 💕🦋
Ppl can do whatever they want with their hair, I just wish they would stop lying and spreading false information about the reality of it. I do not understand how we are still lost about the FACTS regarding relaxers, heat, and not properly trimming hair🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️i am glad we have ppl like you to correct the bs tho
I would like to say thank you for the help that you have given to me, I follow the regiment that you stated that would work for low porosity hair,The post was old,but the knowledge didn't age a bit....( When moisturizing your hair spray a little water or a ( leave-in conditioner) allow it to dry a little then layer your cream,then lock it in with a oil of your choice.....my hair feel softer, and more manageable ❤️I don't care what nobody say,Your the GOAT when it comes to nature hair 😍😍😍😍
I went to a Stylist for a trim, but was open for a cut if needed. She asked if I usually do curly cuts😂 I said no I trim my hair straight. She said great you can book again. Because I was going to say not to book again😂😂😂🤣
Thank you Narada for staying on this ❤
Not me graduating Magna Cum Laude from the University of RUclips😭🤣 you’re a trusted, fair and balanced source of natural hair. A decorated, tenured professor who is never able to take a sabbatical because of the overwhelming false teachers on here. Like damn, when can Rada rest?!
Hi, I’m a bit late to comment but I had a question. I came across a video of yours that you did years ago where your method of trimming your hair was twisting small sections and cutting the ends of them. I was wondering if you would still advise this method for trimming my own hair? You didn’t blow dry your hair in that video but I will, just not sure if it would make a difference with this method.
I know you don’t do this on clients but the way you trim is a bit difficult for me to replicate on myself and I can’t afford to see a stylist lol
I was actually shocked seeing the video in question. The ends of all the clients in the video had suspicious looking ends to me personally, their ends were straight but I noticed for a split second that she had trouble running her fingers through their blown out hair. I really like her work otherwise, but maybe health isnt as much of a concern of hers as I thought? Idk anymore, because i took her to be the best/one of the best stylist in the wash&go realm.
I really hate that her and the rest of them are really trying to act like there's no issue to address.... Like it's going to make people look at you differently to say, "hey you know what I am still figuring this out, thank you for your understanding and allowing me to grow with you." I'm not going to allow them to continue to gaslight everyone and pretend that this isn't a problem worth being acknowledged, corrected, and accountable for.
I’d like to see the video he’s referring too. I’m not sure who the stylist is
I'd rather not direct any possible negative attention to her. If you know, then you know 😔
He mentioned the name of the stylist in the video.
Does this apply to all hair types? I dont get curly cuts but i see the looser textures love them too. I think because it looks much better they think its addressing these issues.
I've had a couple clients with very loose wavy textures that went to white stylists and the result was just as bad. I haven't examined them thoroughly because they aren't coming to me to get assessed
Have you heard about Senate Bill 354 that would "remove state requirements for licenses to provide certain services like makeup, shampooing, and blow-drying" in Georgia? Might be something for you and Henny to keep an eye on.
Yeah it's just what I've been telling Pele already that being a licensed stylist doesn't mean shit lol. Either way it goes if they do that, I want all the money I invested to be in this profession to be reimbursed to me
@@AfrikanHairGod I think there are some stylists getting together to try and fight it, I guess we'll see what happens.
@@esthertjones I need to put more thought into it too see if it's even worth fighting. If anything it's instated to protect the consumer not the stylist so it's in their best interest to get involved.
So, is it the fact that hair is being cut with heavy products with curly cuts? Hear me out... because I think split ends could get missed when folks get that "white drape" cut. I feel like stylists are cutting for shape instead of going through the hair although it is blown out.
No. from what I've seen, none of them ever even assess the hair properly to identify split ends. I think at this point none of them really know how to. I was hoping they would learn from my videos but clearly that is not the case.
I've also been correcting "blow out cut" stylists as well. I don't know if you have seen those videos as well. ruclips.net/video/otmPv0RADug/видео.html
I think the critical point here is that many stylists don't know how to identify and pinpoint different forms of hair damage without using beauty school tricks that don't hold up in every circumstance. I had to LEARN outside of beauty school how to thoroughly assess hair damage on textured hair and some things are more specific to textured hair and if you don't know, then you just won't know.
@@AfrikanHairGodThat was my experience when I got a curly cut out of curiosity about the process. The stylist just cut my hair for shape and never at any time did she assess my individual hair strands. I thought the cutting process was elementary - something I could’ve done at home. My regular stylist blows my hair out for trims and expects my strands to decide if I need a trim or not.
As much as it can be exhausting I think you should continue to speak out
Narada you too nice so I’ll say it for you… you told em so! 🫣