Look at a Rasta they hair grows uncontrollably so that rumor def isn't true.. my hair grows slot n I've noticed the length after I started regular weekly head massages and a dreadlock shampoo that was a little tingly to the breeze it let my dreads breath a lot n they definitely thanked me for it
I have dreads and my hair has grown so much over the past couple of years. I have friends from different races and hair types that have dreads and there's have grown so much also. We all have dreads down to our waist.
I've never heard that dreadlocks made hair fall out or stop growing. It is largely known for promoting hair growth which is why many people sport them. The whole reason black people created this style was to protect their hair and help it grow. So Im confused about the title....
Black people didn't "create" locs to protect anything. It's what kinky hair does when left alone. They are the result of extremely curly strands of hair twisting into and around each other. The only thing done in modern times is keeping them separated and uniform in size. They are not a fad. They are the result of natural hair texture.
@@judilynn9569 Locs were used as a protective style. They help keep kinky hair healthy and they support hair growth. As a person who has extremely kinky hair, leaving hair the way it is doesn't always cause dreadlocks. It usually causes hair to get even more tangled than it is in its natural state and causes it to look misshapen. The definition of a fad is a liking of something that is widely shared. Therefore, dreads are a fad. That's not all they are, they have lots of cultural history but they're still a fad.
Dreadlocks are what happens when hair is left alone. The curlier the hair the quicker it dreads. And when the hair isn't done right, dreads that are to big or heavy or dreaded unevenly they can rip out hair or break it. But other then that....maybe people misunderstand when the brush their locks out that the hair loss is natural because we apparently loose 100 strains of hair every day. So the longer you have locks in the more shocking it'll look
If you apply your products right after the shower while your hair is soaking wet your hair will look much more defined and less frizzy. Your hair looks lovely now, I just know from my own experience that if I leave my hair in a towel for that long without any products it makes the styling afterwards not so helpful. What I've been doing lately, since I also live in a cold climate where I can't be going out with hair wet, is that I style my hair first (distribute the product by raking it through my hair in each section, then scrunch), then I scrunch my curls with the microfiber towel, and then I put my hair (after being styled) back up in the same microfiber towel for like 15 minutes at most. That helps get rid of the water so my hair is only a bit damp after and can dry faster. Because the towel is a good material, it doesn't make my hair overly frizzy doing that either. I would really suggest applying your products after the shower, makes a huge difference for all curl types (regardless if wavy, curly, or kinky).
When I started my long hair journey I did a LOT of research. Some of the things I do are never using heat, using a satin pillowcase, and micro fiber towels (I use a micro fiber turbie twist). I also use products that are free of sulfates, parabens and silicones. Your hair is looking amazing! Get yourself a water bottle and make sure your hair is really wet when you add product to it (as Deutsch ist Liebe said) and it will also help with curl definition. Once I started really taking good care of my hair, it started growing really fast. For years it was barely past my shoulders...now it's to my rear! Yours will get there, too, faster than you think. :)
Your locs were so beautiful and I loved your video from 4 years ago! Locs belong to us all! They don’t belong to a skin tone! We are all one race with many tones and cultures from different places on the same blue rock! Love ya!
Use a cotton t shirt type material to wrap after washing when wet. No longer use a towel type material. Wrap it up in cotton t shirt type and try that for awhile. You have beautiful hair. Mine is the same thick and curls. Good luck, it's beautiful!
My whole life I’ve always had a lot of hair. People always comment on how fast it grows and how thick. I’m going to also be 58 in October and don’t even have gray hair yet. I see a few little ones underneath around my ear/sideburns area but maybe 5 strands if that. I love L’Ange products and use them daily. They have a thick cream you put through your hair while wet and when you blow dry it brings the hair away from your scalp for thickness. Your hair is doing wonderful. I’ve followed every video for 6 yrs now! Love your channel ♥️
I have curly hair also and I have started using a cotton shirt to dry my hair instead of a towel! All u do is wrap your hair for a little bit then scrunch it dry(don't rub)! It's way more gentle on ur hair and better for your curls!
Just please yourself and stop allways asking what others think! This is your life! If you continuously take advice from others, you will live THEIR life and not yours! Have a bit of faith in yourself and meditate instead, if you have a question. The devine inside of you is a well full of wisdom. Do you remember the book "The never ending Story"? Get yourself an "Aurin" amulett and then start doing as you wish and be happy and joyful in your doing. I think you are beautiful - allways!!!!! Huggs from Germany
Number one thing is to make sure your shampoo and conditioner is free of Sulfates and Silicones itis super important because they are so bad for your hair and will dry it out. Wash and rinse with cold water, use hair masks that are also free of silicone, use a leave in conditioner after the shower while your hair is damp. Using no heat is great you can try heatless curling methods to make your curls more defined. But also sleep with a satin hair cap!!! It will take away sooo much frizz from your hair its makes it feel sooo soft and adds alot of shine you will love it!!!
Oh also the satin hair cap will also reduce breakage while you're sleeping!! They are very inexpensive too I got mine for like $1.00 highly recommended
A few years ago I used to have dreadlocks myself. I decided to brush out one of the dreadlocks because it caused me headaches and I was SHOCKED about how much my hair had grown. So I ended up brushing out all of them😝 of course it needed a lot of treatments and masks to moisture
My hair grows rather rapidly, however, they are still young locs. Therefore, they are still shrinking, and not seeming to grow. When in reality that is not the case. Growth is being made.
No heat, good products and masks (leave it in all night with a cap so it will stay moist) cut split ends (prevent hair breaking) sleep with a loose braid and the INVERSION METHOD!! With a lil bit oil👌🏼 and a lot of patience.. lots of love 💚
Its about how you take care or your locs. Using the right products and not shampoos that strip the moisture out of your hair. I had locks for 6 years. When I cut them off the new growth was heathly. I used a sheabutter like conditioner to give it an extra boost. Its also important to not sleep with your hair unprotected. Cotton fabrics absorb moisture; oils and other products you may have just put in your hair.. Oh and beeswax twisting loc. sucks, in my opinion.
I have really frizzy and curly hair like you Elise. I feel like tea tree products are very good for my scalp but it makes my hair so much more frizzy and dry. How I really tackle my hair is I use Moroccan argan oil shampoo from Dr organic. Also I've done a treatment for my hair at the hair dressers where she used a machine which cuts off all the split ends from top to bottom of my hair to bottom, this made my hair so easy to brush and maintain. She also did a treatment where she put vitamins inside my hair through steam: helped my hair grow and its super smooth and soft and still so curly. I think it would be amazing on you hair Elise 😊.
Lies... I'm a yardie born and raised from Ocho Rios Jamaica, my parents were Rasta ..Boboashanti for that matter , never seen anyone hair stop growing from dreads
okay that's as wrong as two left shoes for the simple fact dreadlocks have been around since biblical times Hebrews wore them Nazarites wore them , and the list goes on Vikings , Mongolian etc. and read this post again it says dreadlocks make your hair stop growing it doesn't say anything about hair type therefore her statement is false,I've seen races from Caucasians to Asians to Germans with dreadlocks and their hair grew just as long and healthy as anybody else's, truth be told she just jacked up her hair and it fell out .Period
and also no matter the type of hair locks need some type of oil or gel in order to lock it cannot be locked with just plain dry hair so again the type of hair don't matter is what you use
@Elise Buch you can do a flaxseed gel by your own. Its very easy to make and its helps dry hair to give structure and moistures it. I use it for my hair because, my hair is also so heavy that my waves falling out and turn sleek very easily. So may you will give it a try, its also cheap and you can reduce plastics. love, stephanie
Elise Buch The best is you search it here on RUclips. I do my gel always a little different, because I also put aloe Vera gel inside. But I have no recipe it’s more like just doing. search for flaxseed hair gel. Hope you find some good video, so that you can try it out soon. 🌸🌸🌸
The lady from fairyland cottage does a video on flaxseed hair mask. I think she soaks the flaxseeds them applies the jels like goop to her hair. Check her out.
Well I would just suggest to use a 100% olive oile soap bar for dreads. No hyped dread brand shampoo. just the olive soap as it works perfect to keep a healty scalp and dreads
This video is full of comments where viewers obviously didnt watch the video. I cant help but think part of the issue stems from the click-bait title. Usually i like reading comments to Elise's videos; so im going to leave some good energy, and say how happy i am that Elise isn't going bald :D...and now has beautiful hair.
I enjoy you, your channel immensely and is so thrilled when you put up a video, however I'm at a loss to what the content is about. To me, it appears that the product (s) that you're an ambassador of and have endorsed is the focus of your message. Respectfully, perhaps a more panoramic viewpoint is necessary thru additional research, in order to better help/educate the neophytes, thank you. Peace and blessings. Namaste 🌻🦋
This video actually came from people wanting to know how I made my hair grow this quickly after many years with dreadlocks where my scalp wasn't doing very well. It happens to be Australian Bodycare I've been using, and that's why it appears in this video ;)
When I met my partner, his hair was pretty short, a few years later it had grown to shoulder length, he got dreads and has had them for at least seven years and they’re now down past his hips.
Shaking my head at this. 1. Hair does not stop growing unless the folicles die for some reason. You lost length from breakage, especially when you ravaged your extremely tangled hair with a brush. 2. Your scalp suffered because of the oils you naturally produce yhat got trapped while you weren't combing your hair daily. 3. When you force your hair to do things that are unnatural for your genome, you're going to have problems. Straight hair doesn't "loc". That's your first clue. Hair grows and stays healthy in it's natural state. * I've worn locs (nothing dreadful) for 21 years - as of today - and they reach the back of my thighs. I've trimmed them twice over the years. No scalp problems and my hair grew long quickly. Why? Because they are in line with my natural texture. Nothing you do unnaturally is going to give the greatest results for long.
@@RUclipsaccccount No, straight hair "tangles". There is a huge aesthetic difference. An ongoing confusion is identifying straight tangled hair as locs. They aren't. "Locs" happen when tight curls lock into themselves causing a cylindrical tendril. That can't happen if there is no tight curl pattern. A visual comparison quickly demonstrates this.
@@judilynn9569 Well, we call it dreadlocks what vikings and other ancient european cultures wore backin the days waaaay before black people did. And no, it does not only tangles, when you dont brush straight hair for quite some time it becomes matted, call it locs or dont call it locs, but they are dreads and they happen naturally.
@@RUclipsaccccount ooo let me help you out. Vikings were absolutely NOT the first of mankind on the planet and NOT the first to wear their hair matted. Where in the world did you get that idea? Even the man we call Jesus had locs. Many people of Africa wore (and still wear) locs. Africa. The birthplace of humanity. Do they still teach history in school?
@@RUclipsaccccount Let me blow your mind with this while we're here - for several hundred years, the African Moors ruled Europe. Thats where ancient "Spanish" architecture came from. Islam.
@@EliseBuch have a cosmetology license. Here is how hair grows - it grows within the scalp in the papillae and inside that is a bulb and the bulb is where the hair grows from being nourished from the papillae. The hair you see outside the head is essentially dead (that is why when you cut it, it doesn't hurt).
You were not taking care of your scalp so that's why your hair stopped growing plus your hair is Very different from black people. locs help your hair grow because the new growth does not fall out instead of falling out it is locked in which makes your hair longer!
Maybe your dreadlocks werent made right thats because your scalp was so damaged.. if they are not made right in sections, your dreadlocks can start falling out and next step is seeing yourself without hair :|
Maybe locs aren't meant for your texture of hair perhaps and the term dreadloc is offensive. Dread meaning dreadful and locs are beautiful nothing dreadful about them.
stop trying to defend it. you appropriated black culture. ik you said we have to “share culture” but realize that your trendy dreadlocks are called ratchet on black people. big difference between cultural appreciation and appropriation and you need to listen to black voices.
You dont have the right texture of hair. Dreads help our hair grow faster bc of our texture. Without the use of heat and chemicals our hair grows much faster in it's natural God given state.🤷🏾 Your statement of dreads make hair stop growing isn't a factual statement. Maybe for your hair. It would probably be less offensive and more educational if you reworded your statement.
It would be less offensive if you realized dreadlocks were not created by only black people. We are well known for keeping it going. But mankind did not always have combs,brushes etc to style hair. Many cultures have had them since the beginning of man. The thought that alot of black people think all white people have managable straight hair is ridiculous. Did you see Elise's hair?Educate yourself on other cultures/ethnicities not just your own. I am speaking as a woman of colour.
Did you even watch the video? The statement is not mine, but one I've heard many many times while having dreadlocks. That's why I made this video one year after brushing them out
That's stupid and mildly racist... If true then why do people that have had dreads all their lives, have long hair? This is nothing but a sales pitch... Its a great product so I asked them if they would pay me to push it...lmao
It's racist because 1. She vaguely made a statement that categorized ALL people that have LOCS that their hair WON'T grow if they have them...where is her sources???? 2. WHAT RACE OF PEOPLE MOSTLY HAVE LOCS???? BLACKS....AFRICANS....AFRICAN AMERICANS....NEGROS...NIGGAS....THIS WHITE WOMAN is blatantly MISINFORMING possibly MILLIONS of people around the world about a protective style that's NOT meant for HER HAIR texture...too many NEGATIVE propositions are being pinned on PEOPLE OF COLOR for wearing THEIR NATURAL HAIR....VIDEOS, PEOPLE LIKE HER, AND MISINFORMATION does not help any
Its not racist stop dropping the race card. Its about hair not race. And you know she did not mean everyone. You are trying to get people to come gang up on this poor girl. So what if she gets paid for a product. Everyone has to hustle to get some coin. Give her pointers about your dread journey. But dont be stupid yourself and bring hate into a hair discussion.
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Look at a Rasta they hair grows uncontrollably so that rumor def isn't true.. my hair grows slot n I've noticed the length after I started regular weekly head massages and a dreadlock shampoo that was a little tingly to the breeze it let my dreads breath a lot n they definitely thanked me for it
I have dreads and my hair has grown so much over the past couple of years. I have friends from different races and hair types that have dreads and there's have grown so much also. We all have dreads down to our waist.
I've never heard that dreadlocks made hair fall out or stop growing. It is largely known for promoting hair growth which is why many people sport them. The whole reason black people created this style was to protect their hair and help it grow. So Im confused about the title....
Same thing I was thinking
Black people didn't "create" locs to protect anything. It's what kinky hair does when left alone. They are the result of extremely curly strands of hair twisting into and around each other. The only thing done in modern times is keeping them separated and uniform in size. They are not a fad. They are the result of natural hair texture.
@@judilynn9569 Locs were used as a protective style. They help keep kinky hair healthy and they support hair growth. As a person who has extremely kinky hair, leaving hair the way it is doesn't always cause dreadlocks. It usually causes hair to get even more tangled than it is in its natural state and causes it to look misshapen. The definition of a fad is a liking of something that is widely shared. Therefore, dreads are a fad. That's not all they are, they have lots of cultural history but they're still a fad.
Dreadlocks are what happens when hair is left alone. The curlier the hair the quicker it dreads. And when the hair isn't done right, dreads that are to big or heavy or dreaded unevenly they can rip out hair or break it. But other then that....maybe people misunderstand when the brush their locks out that the hair loss is natural because we apparently loose 100 strains of hair every day. So the longer you have locks in the more shocking it'll look
@@mishyelharper4889maybe for caucasians it is!
Dreadlocks are such a beautiful hairstyle🌼
If you apply your products right after the shower while your hair is soaking wet your hair will look much more defined and less frizzy. Your hair looks lovely now, I just know from my own experience that if I leave my hair in a towel for that long without any products it makes the styling afterwards not so helpful.
What I've been doing lately, since I also live in a cold climate where I can't be going out with hair wet, is that I style my hair first (distribute the product by raking it through my hair in each section, then scrunch), then I scrunch my curls with the microfiber towel, and then I put my hair (after being styled) back up in the same microfiber towel for like 15 minutes at most. That helps get rid of the water so my hair is only a bit damp after and can dry faster. Because the towel is a good material, it doesn't make my hair overly frizzy doing that either.
I would really suggest applying your products after the shower, makes a huge difference for all curl types (regardless if wavy, curly, or kinky).
When I started my long hair journey I did a LOT of research. Some of the things I do are never using heat, using a satin pillowcase, and micro fiber towels (I use a micro fiber turbie twist). I also use products that are free of sulfates, parabens and silicones. Your hair is looking amazing! Get yourself a water bottle and make sure your hair is really wet when you add product to it (as Deutsch ist Liebe said) and it will also help with curl definition. Once I started really taking good care of my hair, it started growing really fast. For years it was barely past my shoulders...now it's to my rear! Yours will get there, too, faster than you think. :)
Hair grows, on average, about a half an inch a month.
Your locs were so beautiful and I loved your video from 4 years ago! Locs belong to us all! They don’t belong to a skin tone! We are all one race with many tones and cultures from different places on the same blue rock! Love ya!
I use argon oil to keep my hair stronger to prevent breakage. Also eating a healthy diet helps with hair growth.
Use a cotton t shirt type material to wrap after washing when wet. No longer use a towel type material. Wrap it up in cotton t shirt type and try that for awhile. You have beautiful hair. Mine is the same thick and curls. Good luck, it's beautiful!
Moroccan cream works beautifully too.
haha I don't even own a t-shirt :D
It's incredible how fast your hair has grown!
I think so too ^_^
My whole life I’ve always had a lot of hair. People always comment on how fast it grows and how thick. I’m going to also be 58 in October and don’t even have gray hair yet. I see a few little ones underneath around my ear/sideburns area but maybe 5 strands if that. I love L’Ange products and use them daily. They have a thick cream you put through your hair while wet and when you blow dry it brings the hair away from your scalp for thickness. Your hair is doing wonderful. I’ve followed every video for 6 yrs now! Love your channel ♥️
I have curly hair also and I have started using a cotton shirt to dry my hair instead of a towel! All u do is wrap your hair for a little bit then scrunch it dry(don't rub)! It's way more gentle on ur hair and better for your curls!
Hello! I came from your other dreadlock video from a couple years ago, i just wanted to let you know that your hair rn is beautiful and healthy
Just please yourself and stop allways asking what others think! This is your life! If you continuously take advice from others, you will live THEIR life and not yours! Have a bit of faith in yourself and meditate instead, if you have a question. The devine inside of you is a well full of wisdom. Do you remember the book "The never ending Story"? Get yourself an "Aurin" amulett and then start doing as you wish and be happy and joyful in your doing. I think you are beautiful - allways!!!!! Huggs from Germany
Number one thing is to make sure your shampoo and conditioner is free of Sulfates and Silicones itis super important because they are so bad for your hair and will dry it out. Wash and rinse with cold water, use hair masks that are also free of silicone, use a leave in conditioner after the shower while your hair is damp. Using no heat is great you can try heatless curling methods to make your curls more defined. But also sleep with a satin hair cap!!! It will take away sooo much frizz from your hair its makes it feel sooo soft and adds alot of shine you will love it!!!
Oh also the satin hair cap will also reduce breakage while you're sleeping!! They are very inexpensive too I got mine for like $1.00 highly recommended
A few years ago I used to have dreadlocks myself. I decided to brush out one of the dreadlocks because it caused me headaches and I was SHOCKED about how much my hair had grown. So I ended up brushing out all of them😝 of course it needed a lot of treatments and masks to moisture
Your hair has been looking GORGEOUS and so long! Soon you'll look like the girl in 'Brave'! 😁🐇❤
hehe thank you. I can't wait for it to grow even more.
My hair grows rather rapidly, however, they are still young locs. Therefore, they are still shrinking, and not seeming to grow. When in reality that is not the case. Growth is being made.
No heat, good products and masks (leave it in all night with a cap so it will stay moist) cut split ends (prevent hair breaking) sleep with a loose braid and the INVERSION METHOD!! With a lil bit oil👌🏼
and a lot of patience.. lots of love 💚
Its about how you take care or your locs. Using the right products and not shampoos that strip the moisture out of your hair. I had locks for 6 years. When I cut them off the new growth was heathly. I used a sheabutter like conditioner to give it an extra boost. Its also important to not sleep with your hair unprotected. Cotton fabrics absorb moisture; oils and other products you may have just put in your hair.. Oh and beeswax twisting loc. sucks, in my opinion.
I have really frizzy and curly hair like you Elise. I feel like tea tree products are very good for my scalp but it makes my hair so much more frizzy and dry.
How I really tackle my hair is I use Moroccan argan oil shampoo from Dr organic. Also I've done a treatment for my hair at the hair dressers where she used a machine which cuts off all the split ends from top to bottom of my hair to bottom, this made my hair so easy to brush and maintain. She also did a treatment where she put vitamins inside my hair through steam: helped my hair grow and its super smooth and soft and still so curly. I think it would be amazing on you hair Elise 😊.
Lies... I'm a yardie born and raised from Ocho Rios Jamaica, my parents were Rasta ..Boboashanti for that matter , never seen anyone hair stop growing from dreads
Your hair is kinky and will naturally loc. Your scalp doesn't produce oils the way straight hair does. A totally different thing going on.
okay that's as wrong as two left shoes for the simple fact dreadlocks have been around since biblical times Hebrews wore them Nazarites wore them , and the list goes on Vikings , Mongolian etc. and read this post again it says dreadlocks make your hair stop growing it doesn't say anything about hair type therefore her statement is false,I've seen races from Caucasians to Asians to Germans with dreadlocks and their hair grew just as long and healthy as anybody else's, truth be told she just jacked up her hair and it fell out .Period
and also no matter the type of hair locks need some type of oil or gel in order to lock it cannot be locked with just plain dry hair so again the type of hair don't matter is what you use
How often do you wash your hair? I find when I curl my hair I have to wash it everyday which I don’t really like to do xxx
I wash my hair 1-2 x a week only, use hair conditioner or masks and let my hair dry naturally as much as possible.
@Elise Buch you can do a flaxseed gel by your own. Its very easy to make and its helps dry hair to give structure and moistures it. I use it for my hair because, my hair is also so heavy that my waves falling out and turn sleek very easily. So may you will give it a try, its also cheap and you can reduce plastics. love, stephanie
Do you have a recipe or how to on that? 👏👏
Elise Buch The best is you search it here on RUclips. I do my gel always a little different, because I also put aloe Vera gel inside. But I have no recipe it’s more like just doing. search for flaxseed hair gel. Hope you find some good video, so that you can try it out soon. 🌸🌸🌸
That sounds a great idea, im going to try that too, thank you ☺️👍
The lady from fairyland cottage does a video on flaxseed hair mask. I think she soaks the flaxseeds them applies the jels like goop to her hair. Check her out.
Well I would just suggest to use a 100% olive oile soap bar for dreads. No hyped dread brand shampoo. just the olive soap as it works perfect to keep a healty scalp and dreads
I would love to travel to Denmark and see you! :-)
This video is full of comments where viewers obviously didnt watch the video. I cant help but think part of the issue stems from the click-bait title.
Usually i like reading comments to Elise's videos; so im going to leave some good energy, and say how happy i am that Elise isn't going bald :D...and now has beautiful hair.
I've had 3 sets, my hair has never stopped growing
I got dreads...my hair grows like crazy. No bald spots.
I enjoy you, your channel immensely and is so thrilled when you put up a video, however I'm at a loss to what the content is about. To me, it appears that the product (s) that you're an ambassador of and have endorsed is the focus of your message. Respectfully, perhaps a more panoramic viewpoint is necessary thru additional research, in order to better help/educate the neophytes, thank you. Peace and blessings. Namaste 🌻🦋
This video actually came from people wanting to know how I made my hair grow this quickly after many years with dreadlocks where my scalp wasn't doing very well. It happens to be Australian Bodycare I've been using, and that's why it appears in this video ;)
@@EliseBuch I understand, just wasn't clear to me from the title of the vid, thank you for responding, much appreciated, have a good one. 🌻🦋
When I met my partner, his hair was pretty short, a few years later it had grown to shoulder length, he got dreads and has had them for at least seven years and they’re now down past his hips.
Shaking my head at this. 1. Hair does not stop growing unless the folicles die for some reason. You lost length from breakage, especially when you ravaged your extremely tangled hair with a brush. 2. Your scalp suffered because of the oils you naturally produce yhat got trapped while you weren't combing your hair daily.
3. When you force your hair to do things that are unnatural for your genome, you're going to have problems. Straight hair doesn't "loc". That's your first clue. Hair grows and stays healthy in it's natural state.
* I've worn locs (nothing dreadful) for 21 years - as of today - and they reach the back of my thighs. I've trimmed them twice over the years. No scalp problems and my hair grew long quickly. Why? Because they are in line with my natural texture.
Nothing you do unnaturally is going to give the greatest results for long.
Well straight hair does loc when you dont brush it naturally. Thats why vikings had dreads.
@@RUclipsaccccount No, straight hair "tangles". There is a huge aesthetic difference. An ongoing confusion is identifying straight tangled hair as locs. They aren't. "Locs" happen when tight curls lock into themselves causing a cylindrical tendril. That can't happen if there is no tight curl pattern. A visual comparison quickly demonstrates this.
@@judilynn9569 Well, we call it dreadlocks what vikings and other ancient european cultures wore backin the days waaaay before black people did. And no, it does not only tangles, when you dont brush straight hair for quite some time it becomes matted, call it locs or dont call it locs, but they are dreads and they happen naturally.
@@RUclipsaccccount ooo let me help you out. Vikings were absolutely NOT the first of mankind on the planet and NOT the first to wear their hair matted. Where in the world did you get that idea? Even the man we call Jesus had locs. Many people of Africa wore (and still wear) locs. Africa. The birthplace of humanity.
Do they still teach history in school?
@@RUclipsaccccount Let me blow your mind with this while we're here - for several hundred years, the African Moors ruled Europe. Thats where ancient "Spanish" architecture came from. Islam.
How do I find American prices in your cataloge?
On BohemianWonders.shop?
Hair grows from within your scalp.
Doesn't anyone read anymore?!
What?
kare more stop being rude! Move on!
kare more must be jealous.
@@EliseBuch have a cosmetology license. Here is how hair grows - it grows within the scalp in the papillae and inside that is a bulb and the bulb is where the hair grows from being nourished from the papillae. The hair you see outside the head is essentially dead (that is why when you cut it, it doesn't hurt).
@@azzzonline Yes? I think every single person knows that? I don't understand the comment :D haha
Try:
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Only on "CAUCASIAN" hair
hahaha no, actaully it doesn't, but it looks like you didn't actually watch the video.
@Tyrell Speed.... Yep! That about sums it up!!!!
You were not taking care of your scalp so that's why your hair stopped growing plus your hair is Very different from black people. locs help your hair grow because the new growth does not fall out instead of falling out it is locked in which makes your hair longer!
You clearly didn't watch the video
Maybe your dreadlocks werent made right thats because your scalp was so damaged.. if they are not made right in sections, your dreadlocks can start falling out and next step is seeing yourself without hair :|
Maybe locs aren't meant for your texture of hair perhaps and the term dreadloc is offensive. Dread meaning dreadful and locs are beautiful nothing dreadful about them.
Maybe you didn''t watch the video at all.
Cool 👍
Jeg siger det igen - Ingen sulfitter, ingen silikone 👍🏼
stop trying to defend it. you appropriated black culture. ik you said we have to “share culture” but realize that your trendy dreadlocks are called ratchet on black people. big difference between cultural appreciation and appropriation and you need to listen to black voices.
CAUSE THEYRE NOT FOR YOU OR YOUR PEOPLE MAAAM. DAMN CAN BLACK FOLK HAVE SOMETHING WITHOUT YALL TRYNA BE A PART. DAMN.
You dont have the right texture of hair. Dreads help our hair grow faster bc of our texture. Without the use of heat and chemicals our hair grows much faster in it's natural God given state.🤷🏾 Your statement of dreads make hair stop growing isn't a factual statement. Maybe for your hair. It would probably be less offensive and more educational if you reworded your statement.
It would be less offensive if you realized dreadlocks were not created by only black people. We are well known for keeping it going. But mankind did not always have combs,brushes etc to style hair. Many cultures have had them since the beginning of man. The thought that alot of black people think all white people have managable straight hair is ridiculous. Did you see Elise's hair?Educate yourself on other cultures/ethnicities not just your own. I am speaking as a woman of colour.
Did you even watch the video? The statement is not mine, but one I've heard many many times while having dreadlocks. That's why I made this video one year after brushing them out
Genetics people....Genetics.
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Playback speed 1.5 ftw lol
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Huh? You should've said " locs keep my hair from growing".
but that wouldn't make sense to a lot of people. since locks to many people is just hair.
That's stupid and mildly racist... If true then why do people that have had dreads all their lives, have long hair?
This is nothing but a sales pitch... Its a great product so I asked them if they would pay me to push it...lmao
Go away Gary
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It's racist because 1. She vaguely made a statement that categorized ALL people that have LOCS that their hair WON'T grow if they have them...where is her sources???? 2. WHAT RACE OF PEOPLE MOSTLY HAVE LOCS???? BLACKS....AFRICANS....AFRICAN AMERICANS....NEGROS...NIGGAS....THIS WHITE WOMAN is blatantly MISINFORMING possibly MILLIONS of people around the world about a protective style that's NOT meant for HER HAIR texture...too many NEGATIVE propositions are being pinned on PEOPLE OF COLOR for wearing THEIR NATURAL HAIR....VIDEOS, PEOPLE LIKE HER, AND MISINFORMATION does not help any
Its not racist stop dropping the race card. Its about hair not race. And you know she did not mean everyone. You are trying to get people to come gang up on this poor girl. So what if she gets paid for a product. Everyone has to hustle to get some coin. Give her pointers about your dread journey. But dont be stupid yourself and bring hate into a hair discussion.
@@tiffanywilliamson1892 thank you! How is it that these other people don't it WON'T SEE RACISM... OH, that's right, because they're RACISTS!
Stop lying my sister
what? Did you watch the video?
Just shave your head! i Dare you! you will get views too
no thanks.
@@EliseBuch booooooo