What are your hair goals for 2020? I would love to hear them! (PS: The part where I talk about trimming somehow got deleted but keeping up on your trims is another CRUCIAL step in length retention! I trim my ends when needed and make sure you use sheers opposed to regular scissors - sheers are meant for the hair and are sharper whereas regular scissors are dull and will give you more split ends than you started with. If you need a trim trim your hair or get your hair trimmed! Holding on to split ends will only be detrimental to the length you want to retain.)
If you ever wonder why your child has thicker and longer hair than you do I will tell you the secret. Most kids don’t like getting their hair combed so you let the style stay as long as possible. Most kids complain and cry about pain when you’re combing their hair so you try to be as gentle as possible. You ever hear someone say the reason why it doesn’t hurt when you do your own hair vs doing theirs is because you can’t feel it the way they do when you do you own hair? That’s because you’re being too rough in your hair and you don’t know it because you can’t feel it the same as if you had someone else to do it for you. So 1. Be gentle when you do your own hair as you would on a child. 2. If it hurts when someone is doing your hair then it is too rough. Basically, being gentle with your hair means to be as gentle as you would a small child. That’s why their hair is usually longer than their parents.
Your first point is so so critical because a lot of us naturals are out here buying this and that oil, this and that product but true health starts within. Drink your water, eat your vegetables, and your body will thank you😊 I love these tips. New subbie! ❤️
Thank you so much for watching! ❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾Honestly though! Diet will always reflect in your hair skin and nails so it should always be priority over everything else.
Hello curl code black. I have a question and it would make me so happy if you answered!😊😇. I'm 12 years old and my mother won't let me wash my hair. I have never washed my hair on my own because she won't let me but I'm sure I can do it. I even made a list of reasons why she should allow me to wash my hair but she still won't agree. I want to start washing my own hair so so so so so so much. And my mom wash my hair very rarely. If I had to guess I would say she washes it 2 or three times a year because trust me, definitely not four. I think I'm a big girl now and I should start washing my own hair because I always wanted to wash my own hair and style it in protective styles although I don't know how to do any styles at all😂😂😂😂, but I'm watching videos on how to cornrow and so on. I am very determined to start taking care of my hair. My hair is passed my shoulders and very very very very very very very very very very much close to my ummmmmmmmmmmm, boobs 🤗🤣😭🙈🙊. Please give me your advice on this. What do you think about this. Please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please answer. It would make me happy. How can I convince my mother to make me take care of my own hair. She isn't very understanding when it comes to talking but please give me your opinion. I'm waiting nervously 🤭🤭. Also your hair looks healthy and beautiful and you are beautiful and helpful. Thanks for reading. Please reply
Hey girl! ❤️❤️ It’s great that you are showing determination in starting to take care of your own hair! This is also the time when I started taking care of my own hair as well. Back then though there was barely any natural hair vids so I had to learn on my own over the years. But thankfully there is plenty of videos where you can truly learn! My advice to you is to ask your mom to show your how to wash your hair and tell her that you really want to start learning how to do this because it will be beneficial to you once you have to start doing it on your own. Maybe show her some wash day, hair vids etc and watch them together so that you guys can learn and bond together! You may want to tell her the importance of washing your hair more frequently as well, if not twice a month maybe once a month and go from there. Keep doing research and watching natural hair vids and make notes if you have to! I really hope this helps girl! ❤️❤️❤️
My daughter is the same age as you and she has been doing her own hair for a long time. In fact I taught her young and she never liked me to do her hair after that. She has just finished putting in passion twists using the crochet method. I'm glad I taught her because it's important for one to learn self care as long as they're ready. Your enthusiasm is really great. It's good you want to learn. For black girls to know hair maintenance young is a good thing. My daughter usually wears her own natural hair ut and in simple styles, such as buns. It has grown quite a lot and is healthy. She knows about the oils etc etc and it sounds to me like you do too.. I hope your mother will allow you to learn more about your own hair so that you will be well equipped to maintain a healthy mane... very important for black girls especially as it also instills a sense of pride and a love for ones own hair. Wish you all the best sweetie💕
@@PlusVK22 I wish!!!! Ha, ha!!! I am now loc'd for almost two years now. Was BSL to mid back when loc's was installed. Not sure of my hair length now due to shrinkage of my locs. 🤣
@@sepiaro it's almost as if she's baiting people to click into her video based on known interests, only to show us something different. Her bun was not used to draw views. How interesting.
Thanks for the video! My hair is currently bra strap length and I'm hoping for it to be past waist length this year. I usually keep it in braids and twists and redo them each week. I hope to learn how to style my hair well when I grow it out as well 🙏🏽
@@serayahw.450 hey Queen!!❤️ it’s going well for me at the moment, I’m currently in doing protective styles 100% of the time and I usually keep it that way until April/May. This is where I gain my most length! I would say honestly, try minimal manipulation and consistent keeping your hair moisturized. During the winter months it’s all about moisture and protection! Regular deep conditions, keeping your ends tucked away, scalp massages, low manipulation protective styles etc. I really hope this helps! ❤️❤️
Girl 2 years? I need to see pictures because I’m pretty sure nobody’s hair can grow that fast... Edit: I just realized I assumed you were talking twa to waist.. where was your starting point if you got waist length in such a short time?
Very Informative Content on Hair growth. I have also heard that Protein is good for hair growth too. I have had similar results with my hair growth and i do agree about keeping cotton away as much as possible from our hair, it sucks all the moisture out.
What deep conditioner would you suggest. I never thought that was important but I think I want to start deep conditioning monthly if I can because I wear my hair in twist but I haven’t been moisturizing my hair as much as I should and I don’t want breakage
@@scorieshair I actually most of the time go months without using a comb or brush! I usually use one when I’m doing a style like mini twists or mini braids but other than that combing Is very minimal for me. Again this is what I do and what works for me but it’s not for everybody! Hope this helps ❤️
@@Face_Reality yea once a month sometimes even longer, my scalp stays clean and my strands don’t get a lot of build up because I use minimal product and I spray rosemary water on my hair and scalp (which mildly cleanses it) It’s not gross trust, you have to know what your doing 🤣
Thank you so much ❤️❤️ Right now I usually wash my hair twice a month! My first hair journey I washed my hair 4 times a month (once a week) I’ve noticed that twice a month washing works very well for me!
@@curlcodeblack Is this just a new preference of yours? Or what difference have you noticed with washing your hair a little less often?...I'm starting to feel like my hair gets a little thicker and stay a little more moisturized when I stopped washing once a week 🤔..idk why lol
What are your hair goals for 2020? I would love to hear them! (PS: The part where I talk about trimming somehow got deleted but keeping up on your trims is another CRUCIAL step in length retention! I trim my ends when needed and make sure you use sheers opposed to regular scissors - sheers are meant for the hair and are sharper whereas regular scissors are dull and will give you more split ends than you started with. If you need a trim trim your hair or get your hair trimmed! Holding on to split ends will only be detrimental to the length you want to retain.)
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If you ever wonder why your child has thicker and longer hair than you do I will tell you the secret. Most kids don’t like getting their hair combed so you let the style stay as long as possible. Most kids complain and cry about pain when you’re combing their hair so you try to be as gentle as possible. You ever hear someone say the reason why it doesn’t hurt when you do your own hair vs doing theirs is because you can’t feel it the way they do when you do you own hair? That’s because you’re being too rough in your hair and you don’t know it because you can’t feel it the same as if you had someone else to do it for you. So 1. Be gentle when you do your own hair as you would on a child. 2. If it hurts when someone is doing your hair then it is too rough. Basically, being gentle with your hair means to be as gentle as you would a small child. That’s why their hair is usually longer than their parents.
Also most kids have not damaged their hair yet with chemicals, heat, bleach, or dye.
Your first point is so so critical because a lot of us naturals are out here buying this and that oil, this and that product but true health starts within. Drink your water, eat your vegetables, and your body will thank you😊 I love these tips. New subbie! ❤️
great tips. I love how diet was the #1 tip. I think it's the most important too. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for watching! ❤️❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾Honestly though! Diet will always reflect in your hair skin and nails so it should always be priority over everything else.
WATER, PROTEIN, VITAMINS
Just found you! Your eyes are SO endearing and you provided such valuable tips. Thanks so much.
Thank you so Much!! ❤️❤️ You’re very welcome!! 🥰
😭my hair grows really fast I’m halfway to armpit length & I went bald last august like😭I don’t do much I use the same regimen
What’s ur regimen
Best way to detangle is with conditioner while soaking wet...preferably in the shower
Your voice is so soothing 😌
Thank you queen! 🥺❤️
Hello curl code black. I have a question and it would make me so happy if you answered!😊😇. I'm 12 years old and my mother won't let me wash my hair. I have never washed my hair on my own because she won't let me but I'm sure I can do it. I even made a list of reasons why she should allow me to wash my hair but she still won't agree. I want to start washing my own hair so so so so so so much. And my mom wash my hair very rarely. If I had to guess I would say she washes it 2 or three times a year because trust me, definitely not four. I think I'm a big girl now and I should start washing my own hair because I always wanted to wash my own hair and style it in protective styles although I don't know how to do any styles at all😂😂😂😂, but I'm watching videos on how to cornrow and so on. I am very determined to start taking care of my hair. My hair is passed my shoulders and very very very very very very very very very very much close to my ummmmmmmmmmmm, boobs 🤗🤣😭🙈🙊. Please give me your advice on this. What do you think about this. Please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please answer. It would make me happy. How can I convince my mother to make me take care of my own hair. She isn't very understanding when it comes to talking but please give me your opinion. I'm waiting nervously 🤭🤭. Also your hair looks healthy and beautiful and you are beautiful and helpful. Thanks for reading. Please reply
Cute 😍
Hey girl! ❤️❤️ It’s great that you are showing determination in starting to take care of your own hair! This is also the time when I started taking care of my own hair as well. Back then though there was barely any natural hair vids so I had to learn on my own over the years. But thankfully there is plenty of videos where you can truly learn! My advice to you is to ask your mom to show your how to wash your hair and tell her that you really want to start learning how to do this because it will be beneficial to you once you have to start doing it on your own. Maybe show her some wash day, hair vids etc and watch them together so that you guys can learn and bond together! You may want to tell her the importance of washing your hair more frequently as well, if not twice a month maybe once a month and go from there. Keep doing research and watching natural hair vids and make notes if you have to! I really hope this helps girl! ❤️❤️❤️
My daughter is the same age as you and she has been doing her own hair for a long time. In fact I taught her young and she never liked me to do her hair after that. She has just finished putting in passion twists using the crochet method. I'm glad I taught her because it's important for one to learn self care as long as they're ready. Your enthusiasm is really great. It's good you want to learn. For black girls to know hair maintenance young is a good thing. My daughter usually wears her own natural hair ut and in simple styles, such as buns. It has grown quite a lot and is healthy. She knows about the oils etc etc and it sounds to me like you do too.. I hope your mother will allow you to learn more about your own hair so that you will be well equipped to maintain a healthy mane... very important for black girls especially as it also instills a sense of pride and a love for ones own hair. Wish you all the best sweetie💕
This is soooo cute 🤣🤣😍😍😍
You are sooo adorable😍😍
Great video! I agree with all of your tips. I would like to make it to waist length by the end of 2021. 😍
Thank you for watching ❤️ Yes sisss! You will definitely get there!
Did you make it to waist length yet?
@@PlusVK22 I wish!!!! Ha, ha!!! I am now loc'd for almost two years now. Was BSL to mid back when loc's was installed. Not sure of my hair length now due to shrinkage of my locs. 🤣
Did u make it?
Damn I wish I saw this video earlier I thought I had everything down but little did I know 🤦🏾♀️
Royalty That’s_Me trust me there is SO much info when it comes to natural hair growth! Honestly as time goes on you learn more and more!
Pet peeve...a thumbnail showing waist length hair and a video of the person wearing a bun.
Chaps my arse😒😂
Extremely misleading.
@@sepiaro it's almost as if she's baiting people to click into her video based on known interests, only to show us something different. Her bun was not used to draw views. How interesting.
Then click off, simple
@@user-wt9xm6xz6l which I did, simp.
Thanks for the video! My hair is currently bra strap length and I'm hoping for it to be past waist length this year. I usually keep it in braids and twists and redo them each week. I hope to learn how to style my hair well when I grow it out as well 🙏🏽
Grace Osas Thank you for watching ❤️🙏🏾! YAS! You’re definitely off to a great start! Stay tuned for more content 😀
How’s it going for you?!! I’m trying to get to bra strap length, early next year! Currently at armpit 😊
@@serayahw.450 I need to measure again but last time I checked, my hair was past my bra strap. So I'm hoping to meet my goal next year.
@@serayahw.450 hey Queen!!❤️ it’s going well for me at the moment, I’m currently in doing protective styles 100% of the time and I usually keep it that way until April/May. This is where I gain my most length! I would say honestly, try minimal manipulation and consistent keeping your hair moisturized. During the winter months it’s all about moisture and protection! Regular deep conditions, keeping your ends tucked away, scalp massages, low manipulation protective styles etc. I really hope this helps! ❤️❤️
@@DefineMorena 2yrs later sis🥰🥰 did you reach your goal?🥳🥳
Girl 2 years? I need to see pictures because I’m pretty sure nobody’s hair can grow that fast...
Edit: I just realized I assumed you were talking twa to waist.. where was your starting point if you got waist length in such a short time?
Girl you can get waist length hair from bra strap length in a year if you know what you're doing...
Can you make a video about diet, what things you eat to grow long hair?
scorieshair Yes I will! Stay tuned!!
@@curlcodeblack Perfect! I'm subbed and looking forward to it
Very Informative Content on Hair growth. I have also heard that Protein is good for hair growth too. I have had similar results with my hair growth and i do agree about keeping cotton away as much as possible from our hair, it sucks all the moisture out.
Great video sis! How long does it take you to finger detangle your hair?
Wow l literally watched this video from start to finish, l loved it
Thank you so much queen!! 🥰❤️
I love your channel, and I’m definitely a new subbie!
What deep conditioner would you suggest. I never thought that was important but I think I want to start deep conditioning monthly if I can because I wear my hair in twist but I haven’t been moisturizing my hair as much as I should and I don’t want breakage
Thank you the great tips...subscribed!
How often you wash your hair?
shaune hemphill typically I wash my hair every 2 weeks but lately I’ve been doing once a month!
@@curlcodeblack how often do you detailed or comb your hair when you wash it once a month.
@@scorieshair I actually most of the time go months without using a comb or brush! I usually use one when I’m doing a style like mini twists or mini braids but other than that combing Is very minimal for me. Again this is what I do and what works for me but it’s not for everybody! Hope this helps ❤️
@@curlcodeblack once a month???? 🤢🤢🤢🤮
@@Face_Reality yea once a month sometimes even longer, my scalp stays clean and my strands don’t get a lot of build up because I use minimal product and I spray rosemary water on my hair and scalp (which mildly cleanses it)
It’s not gross trust, you have to know what your doing 🤣
Eating chocolate while shes talking about diet💀
Dark chocolate is healthy .
@@sassouusasoo3607it's the healthiER choice, but not healthy in a general sense.
What are your top 5 deep conditioners
How many times do you wash your hair in a month? Beautiful hair .
Thank you so much ❤️❤️ Right now I usually wash my hair twice a month!
My first hair journey I washed my hair 4 times a month (once a week)
I’ve noticed that twice a month washing works very well for me!
@@curlcodeblack Is this just a new preference of yours? Or what difference have you noticed with washing your hair a little less often?...I'm starting to feel like my hair gets a little thicker and stay a little more moisturized when I stopped washing once a week 🤔..idk why lol
Isaiah 65:17
Exercise Patience convention
May read the program on the ofc site of J Ws and attend in the area nearest you.
This is all so true!
Beautiful, you.🌹
sheila grayman thank you queen! 🥰
What’s the porosity of your hair?
I have low porosity hair!
You are giving Brampton vibes 😂.
yOU SOUND LIKE CLERMONT TWINS
Old Tips, the make up looks good tho
Remember those wii characters.. let kno when you see it
loool whatchu mean 😂
Wouldn’t the healthy eating help with the oiliness of skin n that pimple
Pimples can be hormonal. A healthy diet can’t safeguard everything..
You talk too much... get to the title please!!!
Yuh nuh easy 😂 Lol nobody else seems to think so but ight 😂
Lol... short and sweet
You are too rude and crude. Learn some diplomacy, please!
@@curlcodeblack nuh true 😂
Or just watch the video