This video needs more views!!! Wonderful conversation very enlightened, thank you texture talks this is the 3rd video of yours I’ve watched and they’ve been great. I’m sharing and lining them up to listen and watch them all!!
OMG...this is an eye opener. I for one wore wigs for about 6 months. Ans decided...its not for me! Much of the conversation was much of the things I've often thought about. But I'm happy to hear that what I thought and what she said were very real and Iwasn't crazy...😅😅😅
Just come across this n love love how information Packed this is....plse plse can we know who the lady is with the free form locs...wanting to look at a new haircare journey ❤ tank u hun Mxx
I’m so so glad you enjoyed the episode!! And I’m the lady with the locs! They were actually extensions! I’ve taken them out now and am growing my afro out..long story but I’m sharing ALL my journey including all information about past styles like those locs on my instagram texturetalksuk hop over there and you can ask me anything you want ❤️🙏🏽
This was a brilliant watch. I'm going to take a trip to this store to meet this beautiful intelligent lady with her magnificent crown. So much knowledge! I love this channel! ❤
This was such an interesting talk! Lapping up your podcast at the moment on my hair journey. I lived in Croydon all my life until 2 years ago, and going to be there on Saturday, will definitely visit her shop!
Oh my gosh, this is the woman I think I usually see doning a massive afro in Croydon and at Canary Wharf or maybe Stratford E15. Could be wrong but I'm sure its her. Now, if I knew she had all this knowledge/wisdom, I would have brought my dinner and sat with her for a chat about natural hair practices, products and much more. The black community need to hear more of this. Anyway, I'm gonna pop by to see if this is her for myself. When it comes down to things we can't pronounce, I disagree because, the name that we give to a thing, has no power over it, to make it good or bad. It is what it is, the name is just a label. Evidence of this, is that, everything has lots of names. For example you can say Vitamin E or Alpha-tocopherol. Its more of a case of finding out what the actual ingredient is and what it can do for the natural body. Loved this vlog. Thanks for all the information mate. You need to be getting much more views and comments because this was priceless. This woman needs to be promoted in the natural industry.
Girl Thankyou so much for your support and taking the time to write your feedback, I totally feel you on the ingredients point 100% and glad you enjoyed the episode! And that is her! Carine has a shop in Croydon and had a stall in Stratford Westfield for her natural hair care range Afro Hair Candy! She’s such a resource to the community so I’m really happy you got something from the episode! ❤️ Don’t forget to share with your peoples who you think would enjoy it too! Hopefully we can get more eyes on this podcast together and help more of the community 🥹🙌🏽
Carine Mbembe White hair is beautiful!
"Perpetuating the inferior complex"...that part!!!😮😮
GIRL I KNOW 🫠🫠
This video needs more views!!! Wonderful conversation very enlightened, thank you texture talks this is the 3rd video of yours I’ve watched and they’ve been great. I’m sharing and lining them up to listen and watch them all!!
This message means so much to me honestly thankyou so so much girl ❤️🥹
I enjoyed this conversation very much. Thank you for bringing it to us. What a very knowledgeable lady.
OMG. Love the video and information provided. A thorough insight from a scientific perspective. A big "eye opener," and so much "food for thought."
I saw a clip of this interview and had to find the full episode. Great interview. Incredibly informative. 👏🏾
OMG...this is an eye opener. I for one wore wigs for about 6 months. Ans decided...its not for me! Much of the conversation was much of the things I've often thought about. But I'm happy to hear that what I thought and what she said were very real and Iwasn't crazy...😅😅😅
Wow wow this discussion is very deep, the lady speaking she's so educated, I'd never guess she is Congolese, because she's natural
And no bleaching involved ❤❤
Her name was a huge giveaway for me. Gorgeous head of hair.
Wow this podcast was brilliant, I've learnt so much and it has really challenged me.
I am SO GLAD you enjoyed it 🥹❤️
All makes so much sense 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Just come across this n love love how information Packed this is....plse plse can we know who the lady is with the free form locs...wanting to look at a new haircare journey ❤ tank u hun Mxx
I’m so so glad you enjoyed the episode!! And I’m the lady with the locs! They were actually extensions! I’ve taken them out now and am growing my afro out..long story but I’m sharing ALL my journey including all information about past styles like those locs on my instagram texturetalksuk hop over there and you can ask me anything you want ❤️🙏🏽
Tank u ssoo so much....just came bck from Fulham scalp n hair as well n learning each day about the crown I wear also Mxx
Great info. I've never had fibroids. Maybe because I am older. Very informative.
This was a brilliant watch. I'm going to take a trip to this store to meet this beautiful intelligent lady with her magnificent crown. So much knowledge! I love this channel! ❤
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This was such an interesting talk! Lapping up your podcast at the moment on my hair journey. I lived in Croydon all my life until 2 years ago, and going to be there on Saturday, will definitely visit her shop!
I can use coconut oil on my skin and for oil pulling but not on my hair/scalp. It will come out in clumps by the root. Never again.
Oh my gosh, this is the woman I think I usually see doning a massive afro in Croydon and at Canary Wharf or maybe Stratford E15. Could be wrong but I'm sure its her. Now, if I knew she had all this knowledge/wisdom, I would have brought my dinner and sat with her for a chat about natural hair practices, products and much more. The black community need to hear more of this. Anyway, I'm gonna pop by to see if this is her for myself.
When it comes down to things we can't pronounce, I disagree because, the name that we give to a thing, has no power over it, to make it good or bad. It is what it is, the name is just a label. Evidence of this, is that, everything has lots of names. For example you can say Vitamin E or Alpha-tocopherol. Its more of a case of finding out what the actual ingredient is and what it can do for the natural body.
Loved this vlog. Thanks for all the information mate. You need to be getting much more views and comments because this was priceless. This woman needs to be promoted in the natural industry.
Girl Thankyou so much for your support and taking the time to write your feedback, I totally feel you on the ingredients point 100% and glad you enjoyed the episode! And that is her! Carine has a shop in Croydon and had a stall in Stratford Westfield for her natural hair care range Afro Hair Candy! She’s such a resource to the community so I’m really happy you got something from the episode! ❤️ Don’t forget to share with your peoples who you think would enjoy it too! Hopefully we can get more eyes on this podcast together and help more of the community 🥹🙌🏽