it's actually CRAZY how good her Korean is. Like not only how she can speak and understand but the words and expressions she used were just spot on. Can't believe she's only just got here. I'm sure everyone's thinking the same thing - she's gorgeous and smart!
I just absolutely love this cultural exchange And how he’s so respectful and eager to learn and how she’s so sweet in explaining everything Just wonderful
I’m so glad she talked about the shrinkage that happens, the struggle of stretching your hair only for it to shrink once it hits humidity is so real for us 4c girls 🤧
It just HAIR. I’ve seen a lot of older Korean and Japanese women wearing afros. A lot of Japanese women chemically straighten their hair. Curly hair is universal.
@@greymatters7039 yes curly hair is universal but there are different levels just like what was shown on the chart which is why this comment specifically mentioned 4c hair and not just curly hair in general(and different racial/ethnic genetics can cause different things to occur even if each person has curly hair. example being white people's scalps with natural curly hair produce a good amount of sebum aka natural moisture and the hair stays hydrated and healthy whereas black people's scalps don't produce alot of oils which is why the girl in the video mentions all the oils and Creams that have to be used to keep our hair healthy and why black people can't wash their hair too often or it'll become dried out,brittle and damaged) correction: it's not that we don't produce oils but rather that it doesn't travel throughout/down the hair . And it may be just hair to you but not everyone feels that way and not every culture feels that way. There are some cultures where hair is a big part of the culture and cultural practices. There are plenty of cultures where how you style Your hair and how you wear your hair is tied to ceremonial practices, religious beliefs and even status. You can both acknowledge that hair isn't a big deal to you and still understand and respect that its important and a big deal to someone else Native American people don't let people touch their hair because they believe that whatever that person is carrying will be transferred onto them and carried in the hair/braids. Especially if it's negative energy
Merlia is a boss I can only dream of being. 1) self study language(s) 2) decides to live in foreign country while still learning language 3) discusses a very specific topic (hair care) with professionals, in the position of the teacher 4) ok to go on film and be put on RUclips 5) discussing a situation (4C coils and care) that is extremely rare in Korea 6) ALL OF THIS WITH THE BRIGHTEST SMILE AND THE FRIENDLIEST PERSONALITY
This is so cute. The guys are very respectful, but super curious. I love that pure curiosity and non-judgenental seeking of knowledge. They were so impressed she'd taught herself Korean "isn't she Korean?" 😂 Loved that. Her dedication to learning Korean in a Korean school after basically teaching herself fluently is amazing. Spot on as well. Best way is to immerse yourself in the language and culture. This was overall a very heartwarming video.
Everyone is curious but people of color don't have these videos about hair or anything pertaining to other groups, but simpletons could never perceive this reality nor could they see threw the lies, frauds, or truth! This video is only for clout, watch-time from views, and youtube revenue, it's only entertainment, basically acting for the camera!When the cameras off its the complete opposite..elevated minds are not easily deceived!
I love that they seem very sincere in learning about other techniques, and I love that she took the time to explain everything and allow them to get in there and try it out
Damn, she's giving a whole masterclass. Seeing her speaking Korean like this is inspiring. Good that she's helping hairdressers in other countries to understand afro hair types , too. Though I personally haven't set foot in a hair salon since 2008 and never will - had enough trauma. I've got a lot of hair and, after even my mum was struggling with it when I broke my wrist, I've come to accept the only person who can deal with it is me.
My second youngest daughter has hair just like this, so dense and luscious. Learning how to properly care for her own hair from the age of 12 has given her pride and ownership over her head of curls, and it really shows! ❤
이분 머리보니까 고등학교 때 곱슬머리가 컴플렉스였던 친구가 떠오르네요.. 학교 선생님도 곱슬머릴 이해못하고 파마해서 다닌다고 혼내시던 분이 있을 정도로 곱슬이 심했던 친구는 본인의 머리에 적응을 못해서 매번 스트레스 받아하고 매직잘하는곳 찾아다니며 2-30만원씩 투자하고도 매직이 풀린다며 울고불고 했던 모습이.. 이렇게 본인이 가진 모습 그대로 다양한 머리를 하는 모습을 보니 그당시 그 친구도 이렇게 스타일링 하는 법을 배워서 멋진 모습으로 다녔었어도 좋았을텐데.. 라는 생각이 좀 드네요.. 괜찮다고 니 머리 멋있다 라고 말해주지 못해 괜스레 미안한 마음이 드네요..
Towards the end, I just adored how softly and into it the guy with the blue shirt was with her hair. Like he was shaping it and touching it gently, most likely being impressed and intruiged by her hair. I love the respect. As someone with very very curly hair, it's nice to see someone respecting curls than just grabbing at it as if it's a foreign object
As a girl with curly hair, this is so sweet and precious to watch. I love how you are focusing so hard and absorbing everything she says. It’s really heartwarming to see you show interest in different curly hair types.
와 ㅠㅠ이 정도로 한국어를 잘 할려면 얼마나 노력하신 건가요 😭 높임말도 상황에 다 맞게 사용하시고 대단해요 👍🏻 저라면 못했을 것 같은.....ㅎㅎㅎ 오랜만에 너무 재밌는 영상이었던 것 같아요 ~~ 다음에 또 나오셔서 다른 스타일링도 보여주세요 ✨ 한국에 있는 동안 좋은 추억들만 많이 쌓고 가시길 바래요 ◡̈ 💕
This was a cool episode. They were so respectful in understanding afro-textured hair. Merlia was great at explaining the pure basics of natural haircare.
She did such a beautiful job explaining everything in a way that they could understand. She hit every mark perfectly, it is really nice that they were interested in learning and the fact that she reached out to them is so thoughtful. Enjoyed watching this 👏🏾
Literally such a heart-warming, respectful cultural exchange in this video! I'm so glad you guys all met together & we're able to learn something new too. Amazing! Have fun in Korea Merila 🥰
I just want to add on to what he said at 2:53! A lot of black people have to learn to style their hair on their own because you can’t trust that a salon will know how to style your hair, so you have to learn to do it yourself. Of course there are some people who know how to style black hair but it’s not very common, and you have to seek stylists out on your own or through word of mouth. Also, natural curly hair can take a lot of maintenance and work, so if you were to go into a salon every time you needed to do your hair, it would get time consuming and expensive! This is why I think it’s super cool that she’s so open and willing to teach! And thanks to him for being willing to learn.
Yup! Even some black hair salons don't always know how to properly take care of black hair. They'd know how to style it but not care for it. Like you'd get braids and they'd be so tight water or worse leaves your scalp and leave you with a headache and receding hair line or they'd straighten your hair and it look good for the moment but damage.
@@solarmoth4628 actually it's not so hard that people believe. The problem is that black people got so used to thinking that their hair was "unmanageable" and to straightening it, that they just forgot how to take care of it. I used to spend less time on my hair after I stopped straightening it than before. I also used less products and saved a lot of money.
Im a black woman who already knows all this stuff but for some reason watching her explain it so nicely in Korean has me hooked! hahaha I like how the hairstylist is so engaged and happy to learn. And she is so good at Korean. I hope she enjoys her time there!
머리 스타일링 너무 귀여워요 많이 배웠어요!! 기우쌤이 문화나 소통을 잘 알고 잘 하시는 게 보기 좋았어요! 어시스트 분께서 곱슬머리는 한계가 있잖아요 하고 말 시작하셨을때 제가 다 철렁했는데 수습 잘 해주시고 출연자분도 이해하고 넘어가주신 거 같아서 다행이네요… 기우쌤이 확실히 뭔가 배우신 분이구나 느꼈어요 정말 ,,,
Curly hair is super versatile and can stay in hair styles for days when wrapped and taken care of. I’d also like to note wearing Afro styles and puff styles can be damaging to the ends if you do them a lot. That’s why we use protective styles (braids and hair wraps to protect our ends) and wrap up our hair at night when we go to bed. Love your videos, I’m glad you and the team are so curious about different hair types :)
now i know why it's called as protective style. another thing i always wonder, how long you can leave braid without washing it or it can be wash without untangle it? i always watching how people do braid on internet and seeing they use lot of products and gel to secure it, it makes me wonder if they didn't make product buildup and or smelly hair after leaving braids for long time. sorry for my ignorance. i am an asian so i am not exposed to black people.
Indeed, it does take a lot of work to take care of our curly hair (especially with how thick it is and have a lot of hair, like me, my mom struggles quite a bit)
@@alzahrahabdullatiff9297 Your question isn’t ignorant💕. We can leave our braids in for 3-4 months depending on the style and how long someone wants to leave their braids in. Most ppl when wearing braids we only put jam on the braids while getting it braided and then put mousse and oils on our hair afterword. Most ppl use Grease, jam, and oils. build up depends on how long you have your braids in now you can wash your hair with braids in but some ppl do not and prefer to just leave the hair alone to let it grow and do what it does and put oils in to help also keep their hair protected. Me personally I do not wash my hair with braids in just bc it takes hella long for braids to dry and I don’t have time but ever black person hair is different that’s why certain products work on some ppl and don’t on others for my hair I get healthier and longer hair when I don’t mess with it while it have braids in( I’m also natural.) Natural hair products honestly depends on you curly pattern and if you have low or high porosity hair as well. Sorry this is long💕💕.
@@alzahrahabdullatiff9297 personally i leave mine in for a month, but i don’t use gel and many products while i braid, and i wash my hair regularly while i have braids in, it all comes down to personal preference. and your question wasn’t ignorant no worries 😊
Sis thank YOU. You said exactly everything that I have wanted to teach people about black hair, especially mentioning how they group every style into "reggae mori" (which can get pretty annoying haha). This video is amazing to clear up a lot of misinformation and to educate. Nice!
I think this is the kindest cultural exchange I've ever seen. 🥺😂 The explanation was so clear and thoughtful. As an American with a biracial child I feel like this has been the MOST informative and concise video I've ever found on the topic. Thank you. 💜
Everyone is curious but people of color don't have these videos about hair or anything pertaining to other groups, but simpletons could never perceive this reality nor could they see threw the lies, frauds, or truth! This video is only for clout, watch-time from views, and youtube revenue, it's only entertainment, basically acting for the camera! When the cameras are off its the complete opposite..elevated minds are not easily deceived!
I really love this. As a black girl with 4B type I watch his videos often but can never truly relate. I appreciate that they took the time out and were very receptive to learning about curly hair.
I’m a black woman and ik it can be stressful/anxiety inducing to let others do our natural hair (hence not going to the salon, cause of the fear of someone messing it up & having to do the extra work & possibly weeks to fix it) so I’m glad she was able to let them work on their hair & learn! More stylists need to learn how to do black hair so we can utilize services like everyone else & be able to treat ourselves & have someone who can have a 360 view & be attentive. For me (and ik other black naturals) we know the back of our hair is harder cause you can’t see as clearly, & even using mirrors is trouble & time consuming so you have to settle with it probably looking not as defined as the front! But dang her Korean was great, & again I love her want & ability to let them learn because it’s such an interesting & diverse hair texture!
Even in my country where there's a lot of diversity, hair dressers don't know how to deal with curly hair types, so I find it very admirable that he wants to learn more about it!
@@faizajanisjason6688 Merci , souvent les coiffeurs noirs coiffent tous les cheveux. Très ouverts d'esprit de pouvoir faire cette démarche d'aller vers l'autre avec ces différences là! on a se retrouver entre humains ma chère! c'est génial!
@@solarmoth4628 my goodness yes. You can’t even just go to any black salon. You have to find one that specifically specializes in natural hair care or deal with the consequences just like you mentioned. Even then, it’s “at your own risk”. I think this (and the fact that natural hair care can be pricey and time consuming) is the reason many of us do our own hair for the most part. I personally only go to salons when I’m looking for a silk press or trim/curly cut. I love to see stylists making this kind of effort to learn.
yess. japan and germany needs to be next bc I've been learning both languages but I'm too scared to actually go to those places bc of how much discrimination there is😭 ik that there's discrimination everywhere and that it depends on the person's experience but i guess I'm just too scared
@@yxx3 ive never been to germany but i lived in japan for nearly 2 years and 1 year in Korea. I only had 1 instance of someone being racist and that guy was from Spain (he said he didn't like black people, he was a sexist douche too so nothing lost there) that was in Korea. In both countries though ive felt safe and welcomed the whole time. As long as you're a nice and respectable person you shouldn't have many issues, every place has there bad people but its not everyone.
@@yxx3 Dear, I also wish it would be different, but please believe me " wir sind mehr!" Most of us belong to those who use our brains and many of us intervene when racist things happen. But yes, unfortunately I can no longer say that we are on the right track. I have to go to demonstrations too often and now I have to tell people on the internet that they're not the "hellste Kerze auf der Torte". But Germany IS multicultural and colorful but the "shitty brown side" is just damn loud and ugly :(
와............!!!저도 반곱슬이라 어릴땐 무조건 직모 긴 생머리에 집착하다시피 했는데 나이들어가면서 보니까 반곱슬도 나름의 장점이 많더라구요~볼륨 웨이브도 풍성하게 표현이 잘 되고,머리숱도 많아보이구요. 곱슬머리를 싫어했다가 크면서 있는 제 그대로의 모습을 인정하고 사랑하게 된 케이스인데,저분은 진심 자신의 곱슬을 사랑하고 아끼고,사랑스럽게 표현하는 모습이 당당하고 예뻐요.미키마우스 머리 진짜 귀엽습니다♡
I love that you are so interested in continually learning about all kinds of hair. That proves you are in the right profession. From someone with completely straight 1A hair (that has weird course wiry bits that stick out randomly), I am jealous of both Marila's curls and her ease in speaking Korean.
What made me so happy as a black girl seeing this is that he handled her hair with so much care and gentleness I’m so used to ppl grabbing pulling and pinching and pull yanking my hair to stretch it and snapping it off in the process, he also didn’t pull or tug a lot when brushing which can lead to fallout and broken hair strands this was refreshing to watch ❤❤
I love this video and all the positive comments! To someone's earlier point, this is a beautiful exchange of cultures! Also her Korean sounds amazing! I hope as I continue to learn I can be as proficient as her. Two things that I want to comment on as 4c thick hair person, knowing that this video is exposing people to kinky-coily hair who may have limited knowledge. We can all benefit from a professional trim at least once a year. With 4c hair it sometimes can be misleading the actual damage our hair is going through with styling, manipulation and detangling. The method she discussed is a good alternative when you cannot get to a professional stylist , but it's always good to have someone really look at our ends from front to back, either through shaping the hair in its natural state or through straightening the hair and then trimming. And when you encounter knots as she did don't rip the hair apart. As someone who use to do that, that technique can be very damaging. What we heard was the hair likely breaking or splitting. When I encounter knots like that rather than ripping the hair, a little water, a wide tooth comb and professional hair shears to remove the knot works well with less damage. Thank you Kiu and Merlia!
Jenn Marini, I personally don't trust many hair professionals with my beautiful Black Natural hair. I have been with my Natural hair now for 19 years. If I ever go to either a hairstyle or barber shop, the individual(s) have to have Black Natural hair or locs themselves to touch my hair. Or I will ask if the individual knows how to cut or style Black Natural hair, if they don't I leave. 08mar23
멀리아: 한국말 정말 잘하시네요! 한국에서 10년이상 산 사람 같아요.. 곱슬머리는 단점이 많을 것 같다고 생각했는데 단점보다 장점이 훨~~씬 더 많은 머리였군요.. 재미난 머리손질법 알려줘서 고마워요^^ 한국에서 즐거운 시간 보내세요 기우샘: 열심히 듣고 새로운 머리 공부(?)하는 모습 보니 기우샘이 왜 성공했는지 알겠어요 더 대박나세요!! ^^
I loved this for so many reasons. I just started learning Korean 3 months ago and I have a 4B/4C hair type. Merlia, you are communicating beautifully and gave me something to aspire to. It was heartwarming to see the authentic appreciation of cultural exchange. Props to Kiu for providing the open and safe environment that allowed for these three beautiful souls to not only give us coily hair lessons, but also provide sociology lessons as well. I wish you all well.
This is my favorite episode so far. I love that she's willing to educate hair stylists who aren't very familiar with this hair type. And you'd be surprised, even in America a lot of salons don't know how to style 4B or 4C hair. I'm also happy that you're willing to learn!
I’m a hairstylist and have been watching your channel for a while now. I love this so much! She saw a teaching opportunity and did it in such a lovely way! I hope she returns for another lesson ❤ also she’s very inspiring because I’m learning Hangul and I feel so shy when trying to speak it out loud. I think I should start practicing more and not be so afraid of making mistakes.
This video shows so much respect. Even being hairdressers, they let her talk about her hair and listen carefully even being the "experts" about hair. Having the initiative to learn about coily hair is very cool too! Most hairdressers i went to in my life didn't know how to style my hair, a 2c-3a, and just straightened it. I imagine how it's like for type 4 hair, it must be even harder to find the right person to cut and style it in the salon.
이런 다양한 스타일링 너무 좋아요💖💖 저는 2b~2c 정도의 컬리헤어인데 다른 타입의 스타일링은 많이 못봐서 궁금했거든요ㅎㅎ 한국에선 본래 머리를 살리는 스타일링 방법이 많이 없는데, 기우쌤 채널을 통해 헤어에 대한 정해진 틀이나 관념들이 뿌셔지는 거 같아서 넘 좋아요! 선한 영향력🥹감사합니당~ 멀리아씨 나와줘서 너무 고마워요 앞으로 한국에서 지내는 모든 날들이 즐거움으로 가득 채워지길~.~ 아 그리구 기회가 되면 언젠가 언어를 쇽쇽 흡수하게된 배경 이야기도 들어보고 싶어요!ㅎㅎ
Hi I'm watching this from the US. You guys have know idea how happy this makes me 🥰 It's soooo refreshing to see people enjoying and appreciating each other's cultures, what we share, and admiring how we differ as well. ❤️
Her hair is so beautiful! And I love how respectful he was with her and her hair. I also love how truly interested he was and how he wanted to be educated on her texture.
Merlia is such a gem! I'm really happy how Kiu 쌤 approaches learning about other hair types. Also, Sejin is too cute being so absorbed in his curiosity 😄
Merlia did what so many of us type 4 hair girls who watch these videos have wanted to do but are too scared to do, because of how protective we are when it comes to our hair. We are greatful she took the leap. With the skill that he already has as a hair designer, once Kiu ssaem fully learns how to take care of, cut and style type 4 hair, especially bleaching and colouring it with as little damage as possible, every type 4 hair person in Korea would be booking with his salon.
Please have her back because I love her personality and she will be able to show you more styles. I am an African American woman from Arizona and I’m also a natural hair girl as well. Me and her have similar textures. Would love to see more content showing natural hair in Korea.
Yes I was nervous as well clicking on this video but you can tell she is a very intelligent lady who has a lot of confidence in her self and her hair. This is the type of 4c representation I love to see ❤️❤️ Marlia if you're reading this I think you did an amazing job
I need to ask her how she got over the fear of speaking/ making mistakes in Korean as an Introvert. Because she sounds so natural! Also thank you for this video~ I have 3c hair and I'm living in Korea. I don't think that the hair stylists here , would know how to do my hair, so I don't go. But now, I at least have you hahaha
if you can, find a place that is willing to learn as she did and you will both go on the journey together as your hair needs change. I feel like people forget that there's no set standard for our hair, it changes as we change and it'd be lovely to have a stylist beside you for the journey. All the best
being an introvert doesn't automatically mean you're shy. be confident, practice speaking alot and prepare for the area of topics you wanna cover for the conversation (here it'd be hair and textures etc). i'm also an INTJ that's taken an interest in languages and i just go for it lol, mistakes are normal and if you're constantly afraid of making them you will never sound fluent.
@@shinkayee I'm not talking about being shy but the energy drain that comes from interacting with people as an introvert haha. Also I can speak about various topics , since I live in the mountains most if my friends can't speak English at all so I have improved on that part. But literally just the mindset I hate th gut wrenching fear and sweats lol that I get while speaking. Basically on the outside I look/ sound fine but on the inside I feel like I'm gonna vomit. Maybe it's more of a social anxiety idk. But I'm so tired of it.
As someone with 4c hair and wants to come to Korea within the next few years, this gives me hope. I love watching Mr. Kiu’s videos and it’s great to see an already talented hairstylist learning more about different hair textures he doesn’t usually see everyday. I hope to go by his salon one day even if it’s just for a learning experience. Thanks for having Merlia!!😊
I would be so scared of their judgement. Instead I'm happy for their curiosity. It must've taken so much courage for her to do this but I'm so glad she did! I love this cultural exchange!💜
Nothing to " judge". I am Asian with straight hair, 1C. We all have different hair and skin based on race, it is good to understand about others. Most Asians are just curious. If some hairdressers turn you away it's usually because they don't feel confident handling your hair type.
Everyone is curious but people of color don't have these videos about hair or anything pertaining to other groups, but simpletons could never perceive this reality nor could they see threw the lies, frauds, or truth! This video is only for clout, watch-time from views, and youtube revenue, it's only entertainment, basically acting for the camera! When the cameras are off its the complete opposite..elevated minds are not easily deceived!
@@Sunshine-zi4nq OP is very rational to be afraid of judgement, doesn't matter if it's from Asian people or anyone else who doesn't have this hair type
@@simonneversleeps9018 ya but in Asia most aren't going to understand and I think to label that Racism isn't fair. I wouldn't go to Africa and expect them to understand or even be aware of my culture and what might be unacceptable or offensive to me but not them due to differences
Every second of this was adorable but I especially loved how he kept touching her pom pom. So lovely to see three people interacting with genuine interest, respect and care for each other💜
I'm biased, because I'm her Dad, but I think this is a great video showing a heartwarming cultural exchange.
Does she have a RUclips channel? I’d love to subscribe!!
Not yet, but she's aware people are asking. So we'll see...
It really was! She seems like such an intelligent kind hearted soul!
@@leximo_ She is! 😊
it's actually CRAZY how good her Korean is. Like not only how she can speak and understand but the words and expressions she used were just spot on. Can't believe she's only just got here. I'm sure everyone's thinking the same thing - she's gorgeous and smart!
이분 정말 언어에 대단한 소질이 있으신 것 같아요. 한국어 많이 어려운데, 한국 이제 겨우 현지 1주차이신데 억양 문법 어휘 편안한 톤에 내용까지 진짜 대단하세요! 기우쌤도 외국분 편안하게 대해주시고 관심 가져 주시고 예의있고 겸손한 모습에 감동입니다.
she has only been a week in korea???
@@tsuyuasui7297 yes
@@tsuyuasui7297 yes but she's been studying Korean for 4 years
나는 2018년에 서울에 갔었는데 두 단어밖에 몰랐어 안녕 그리고 고마워 나는 내년에 돌아가고 싶기 때문에 더 배우고 싶어
@@Djtow wow that's impressive for how fluent she sounds
오늘 나오신 분은 한국에서 몇년 사신 분 처럼 말씀을 잘 하시네요 감탄사도 자연스럽고 쓰시는 단어들도 그냥 책으로 배운 어휘가 아닌 실생활에서 쓰이는 것 같아요 그래서 오늘 설명해 주시는것도 쏙쏙 들어와요
Yess I agree! I’m trying to learn but I’m not as good as her 😅
ㄹㅇ이용 ㅠㅠ
@@크리스챤띠옹 앜ㅋㅋㅋ
@@크리스챤띠옹
캐릭터 때문에 그런 것도 있지 않을까 싶어요
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I just absolutely love this cultural exchange
And how he’s so respectful and eager to learn and how she’s so sweet in explaining everything
Just wonderful
Me too. Totally agree.
Omg right 😊. Need more of this in this world.
Me too. They are all so sweet.
I am loving their exchanges!
Me too
She’s so cool and inspiring the fact that she taught herself Korean and is this good icon and legend
언어적인 능력이 대단하신것 같아요.독학하고 제대로 배운건 얼마되지 않는데 정말 유창하세요.곱슬머리 스타일링도 넘 재밌네요.내가 원하는대로 만들수 있다는게 넘 신기하기도 하구요.성격도 넘 좋으신것 같고 한국에서 지내시는시간이 행복하시길요.
@@maxineduncan4772 구라링크남기지 마삼 유튭인척
그러게요 기우쌤 말 잘하시네요
정말 너무 한국어 잘하셔서 너무 놀랐어요 ㅇ0ㅇ
I’m so glad she talked about the shrinkage that happens, the struggle of stretching your hair only for it to shrink once it hits humidity is so real for us 4c girls 🤧
It just HAIR. I’ve seen a lot of older Korean and Japanese women wearing afros. A lot of Japanese women chemically straighten their hair. Curly hair is universal.
@@greymatters7039 yes. People need to get educated
@@greymatters7039 yes curly hair is universal but there are different levels just like what was shown on the chart which is why this comment specifically mentioned 4c hair and not just curly hair in general(and different racial/ethnic genetics can cause different things to occur even if each person has curly hair. example being white people's scalps with natural curly hair produce a good amount of sebum aka natural moisture and the hair stays hydrated and healthy whereas black people's scalps don't produce alot of oils which is why the girl in the video mentions all the oils and Creams that have to be used to keep our hair healthy and why black people can't wash their hair too often or it'll become dried out,brittle and damaged)
correction: it's not that we don't produce oils but rather that it doesn't travel throughout/down the hair
. And it may be just hair to you but not everyone feels that way and not every culture feels that way. There are some cultures where hair is a big part of the culture and cultural practices. There are plenty of cultures where how you style Your hair and how you wear your hair is tied to ceremonial practices, religious beliefs and even status.
You can both acknowledge that hair isn't a big deal to you and still understand and respect that its important and a big deal to someone else
Native American people don't let people touch their hair because they believe that whatever that person is carrying will be transferred onto them and carried in the hair/braids. Especially if it's negative energy
@@greymatters7039 …
@@greymatters7039 yes CURLY hair. COILY hair is different.
Merlia is a boss I can only dream of being.
1) self study language(s)
2) decides to live in foreign country while still learning language
3) discusses a very specific topic (hair care) with professionals, in the position of the teacher
4) ok to go on film and be put on RUclips
5) discussing a situation (4C coils and care) that is extremely rare in Korea
6) ALL OF THIS WITH THE BRIGHTEST SMILE AND THE FRIENDLIEST PERSONALITY
How can we find her on social? What’s her last name? Would love to follow
I can't like this comment enough for how it summarizes everything I was thinking! Thank you.
Does she have an IG or YT to follow?
I want to be like her 😭
and the cutest dimples and smile 🥺🥺🥺
This is so cute. The guys are very respectful, but super curious. I love that pure curiosity and non-judgenental seeking of knowledge. They were so impressed she'd taught herself Korean "isn't she Korean?" 😂 Loved that.
Her dedication to learning Korean in a Korean school after basically teaching herself fluently is amazing. Spot on as well. Best way is to immerse yourself in the language and culture. This was overall a very heartwarming video.
Everyone is curious but people of color don't have these videos about hair or anything pertaining to other groups, but simpletons could never perceive this reality nor could they see threw the lies, frauds, or truth! This video is only for clout, watch-time from views, and youtube revenue, it's only entertainment, basically acting for the camera!When the cameras off its the complete opposite..elevated minds are not easily deceived!
This woman is INCREDIBLY impressive! Like really, she needs her own show!
I agree!!!
Agree. She’s a great teacher! And so calm while being cheerful.
I know right,I would subscribe
아니 한 5년은 산 사람처럼 말씀하시네,,, 언어능력 진짜 대단하시다
10년 살아도 저렇게 말 못하는 외국인이 90%애요
@@toleeeyj 인정 👍
저도 외국인데영~~
@@KimHannah-sl7xy 어느나라에영? ㅋㅋ
@@toleeeyj 이라크에서 왔어영~~ 이라크 알죠!!
I love that they seem very sincere in learning about other techniques, and I love that she took the time to explain everything and allow them to get in there and try it out
And omg she is so pretty, her smile is everything
Damn, she's giving a whole masterclass. Seeing her speaking Korean like this is inspiring. Good that she's helping hairdressers in other countries to understand afro hair types , too. Though I personally haven't set foot in a hair salon since 2008 and never will - had enough trauma. I've got a lot of hair and, after even my mum was struggling with it when I broke my wrist, I've come to accept the only person who can deal with it is me.
My second youngest daughter has hair just like this, so dense and luscious. Learning how to properly care for her own hair from the age of 12 has given her pride and ownership over her head of curls, and it really shows! ❤
Haven’t had anyone do my hair in almost 10 years. Best decision I made. 😂
이분 머리보니까 고등학교 때 곱슬머리가 컴플렉스였던 친구가 떠오르네요.. 학교 선생님도 곱슬머릴 이해못하고 파마해서 다닌다고 혼내시던 분이 있을 정도로 곱슬이 심했던 친구는 본인의 머리에 적응을 못해서 매번 스트레스 받아하고 매직잘하는곳 찾아다니며 2-30만원씩 투자하고도 매직이 풀린다며 울고불고 했던 모습이.. 이렇게 본인이 가진 모습 그대로 다양한 머리를 하는 모습을 보니 그당시 그 친구도 이렇게 스타일링 하는 법을 배워서 멋진 모습으로 다녔었어도 좋았을텐데.. 라는 생각이 좀 드네요.. 괜찮다고 니 머리 멋있다 라고 말해주지 못해 괜스레 미안한 마음이 드네요..
제가 딱 그친구같은 머리였어요
학교다닐 땐 매직은 어쩔수없는 필수 수단이었어요 ㅠ
안하고 학교가면 교문에서 잡혀요..ㅠㅠ
Towards the end, I just adored how softly and into it the guy with the blue shirt was with her hair. Like he was shaping it and touching it gently, most likely being impressed and intruiged by her hair. I love the respect. As someone with very very curly hair, it's nice to see someone respecting curls than just grabbing at it as if it's a foreign object
I know right, he was so respectful! My heart! 😢
He couldn’t keep his hands off of her hair ❤❤ loved it
I know it was so cute
As a girl with curly hair, this is so sweet and precious to watch. I love how you are focusing so hard and absorbing everything she says. It’s really heartwarming to see you show interest in different curly hair types.
Right!? It was so nice to see them genuinely interested ☺️
와 ㅠㅠ이 정도로 한국어를 잘 할려면 얼마나 노력하신 건가요 😭 높임말도 상황에 다 맞게 사용하시고 대단해요 👍🏻 저라면 못했을 것 같은.....ㅎㅎㅎ 오랜만에 너무 재밌는 영상이었던 것 같아요 ~~ 다음에 또 나오셔서 다른 스타일링도 보여주세요 ✨ 한국에 있는 동안 좋은 추억들만 많이 쌓고 가시길 바래요 ◡̈ 💕
This was a cool episode. They were so respectful in understanding afro-textured hair. Merlia was great at explaining the pure basics of natural haircare.
Ikr
She is totally my language goals. I'm so jealous of her ability to learn on her own and then be so fluent in such a short time.
She did such a beautiful job explaining everything in a way that they could understand. She hit every mark perfectly, it is really nice that they were interested in learning and the fact that she reached out to them is so thoughtful. Enjoyed watching this 👏🏾
한국말 너무 잘하셔서 직접 곱슬머리에 대해서 말씀해주셔서 더 좋네요 아무것도 모르면 진짜 불편하겠다고만 생각할 수 있는데 손으로 다양한 스타일 가능하다는게 너무 신기하네요
Literally such a heart-warming, respectful cultural exchange in this video! I'm so glad you guys all met together & we're able to learn something new too. Amazing! Have fun in Korea Merila 🥰
Omg yes so genuine its beautiful. Made me smile
Their reactions are so freaking cute😭
@@thekpopaddict6522 쀄ㅞㅜ븊
@@yuming2233 I don't know korean sorry😅
@@thekpopaddict6522 I know right! Especially the guy that was like “I cant stop touching your hair” lol
우와..이 분 어학당에서 배울 것이 없을듯....
곱슬머리에 대한 은연중의 편견을 깨주셔서 감사합니다. 정말 아름다운 머리카락을 가지셨네요😄😄
언어적 재능도 뛰어나시고 머리가 다 좋으심ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
흑인분들의 곱슬머리는 관리가 힘들다고만 알았는데 이번 에피소드 보니까 다양한 장점이 있네요. 흥미로운 에피소드였어요!
I just want to add on to what he said at 2:53!
A lot of black people have to learn to style their hair on their own because you can’t trust that a salon will know how to style your hair, so you have to learn to do it yourself. Of course there are some people who know how to style black hair but it’s not very common, and you have to seek stylists out on your own or through word of mouth.
Also, natural curly hair can take a lot of maintenance and work, so if you were to go into a salon every time you needed to do your hair, it would get time consuming and expensive!
This is why I think it’s super cool that she’s so open and willing to teach! And thanks to him for being willing to learn.
I’m so terrible at styling my hair and getting carpal tunnel made it basically impossible so I had to cut it super short. I wish it was easier.
Yup! Even some black hair salons don't always know how to properly take care of black hair. They'd know how to style it but not care for it. Like you'd get braids and they'd be so tight water or worse leaves your scalp and leave you with a headache and receding hair line or they'd straighten your hair and it look good for the moment but damage.
Yes. Well said.
I was thinkin the same thing
@@solarmoth4628 actually it's not so hard that people believe. The problem is that black people got so used to thinking that their hair was "unmanageable" and to straightening it, that they just forgot how to take care of it. I used to spend less time on my hair after I stopped straightening it than before. I also used less products and saved a lot of money.
출연자분 언어 능력도 넘 대단하시고 저런 곱슬머리 스타일링 다루는 법도 알게되서 좋고 멋지네요.
Im a black woman who already knows all this stuff but for some reason watching her explain it so nicely in Korean has me hooked! hahaha I like how the hairstylist is so engaged and happy to learn. And she is so good at Korean. I hope she enjoys her time there!
곱슬머리 너무 귀여워요
본인 머리 텍스쳐를 사랑하고 관리, 스타일링 즐기는 모습이 멋있어요
좋은 정보 공유해주셔서 감사합니다
Thank you soooo much 😀
이언니...성품이 아주 맘에 든다.... 얼굴에도 그냥 선함이 뚝뚝...
언어 습득이 빠른 것과 동시에 굉장히 달변이신 것 같아요. 어떤 언어를 쓰든 말 잘 한다는 소리 들을 것 같은 느낌. 간단히 헤어 스타일링 직접 하실 때 넘 전문가 같이 손이 야무지고 케어 후 스타일도 넘 멋져서 끝까지 재밌게 봤습니당.
핀이 있었는데 없었습니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국말 너무 잘하시고 밈? 농담? 드립? 까지 잘 치시는 걸 보면 진짜 엄청 노력하신 듯 원래도 천부적인 재능이 있는 분 같지만 너무 멋있으세요!!
drip is originally english western slang
@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 no drip is a AAVE - African American Vernacular English
@@Heyyllo yes i know that's western
@몽실몽실•‿• 미안해 오빠 😭 mianhay oppar chincharr sorry 😭
@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 drip in Korean slang means saying punchlines or something funny, unrelated aave drip. It comes from ad lip 애드립 > 드립.
와 이미 한국어를 마스터하셔서 어학당에서 배우실 게 없을 것 같네요....🤣🤣 어떻게 독학하신건지 정말 대단하십니다.....
머리 스타일링 너무 귀여워요 많이 배웠어요!! 기우쌤이 문화나 소통을 잘 알고 잘 하시는 게 보기 좋았어요! 어시스트 분께서 곱슬머리는 한계가 있잖아요 하고 말 시작하셨을때 제가 다 철렁했는데 수습 잘 해주시고 출연자분도 이해하고 넘어가주신 거 같아서 다행이네요… 기우쌤이 확실히 뭔가 배우신 분이구나 느꼈어요 정말 ,,,
머리가 되게 퐁실퐁실하고 예쁘다_그리고 본인머리를 다양하게 스타일링하실수있다는게 너무 멋있으시다-! 확실히 금손이신것같음
Curly hair is super versatile and can stay in hair styles for days when wrapped and taken care of. I’d also like to note wearing Afro styles and puff styles can be damaging to the ends if you do them a lot. That’s why we use protective styles (braids and hair wraps to protect our ends) and wrap up our hair at night when we go to bed. Love your videos, I’m glad you and the team are so curious about different hair types :)
Thank you for the explanation!😊 I've always wondered why😅,
now i know why it's called as protective style. another thing i always wonder, how long you can leave braid without washing it or it can be wash without untangle it? i always watching how people do braid on internet and seeing they use lot of products and gel to secure it, it makes me wonder if they didn't make product buildup and or smelly hair after leaving braids for long time. sorry for my ignorance. i am an asian so i am not exposed to black people.
Indeed, it does take a lot of work to take care of our curly hair (especially with how thick it is and have a lot of hair, like me, my mom struggles quite a bit)
@@alzahrahabdullatiff9297 Your question isn’t ignorant💕. We can leave our braids in for 3-4 months depending on the style and how long someone wants to leave their braids in. Most ppl when wearing braids we only put jam on the braids while getting it braided and then put mousse and oils on our hair afterword. Most ppl use Grease, jam, and oils. build up depends on how long you have your braids in now you can wash your hair with braids in but some ppl do not and prefer to just leave the hair alone to let it grow and do what it does and put oils in to help also keep their hair protected. Me personally I do not wash my hair with braids in just bc it takes hella long for braids to dry and I don’t have time but ever black person hair is different that’s why certain products work on some ppl and don’t on others for my hair I get healthier and longer hair when I don’t mess with it while it have braids in( I’m also natural.) Natural hair products honestly depends on you curly pattern and if you have low or high porosity hair as well. Sorry this is long💕💕.
@@alzahrahabdullatiff9297 personally i leave mine in for a month, but i don’t use gel and many products while i braid, and i wash my hair regularly while i have braids in, it all comes down to personal preference. and your question wasn’t ignorant no worries 😊
Sis thank YOU. You said exactly everything that I have wanted to teach people about black hair, especially mentioning how they group every style into "reggae mori" (which can get pretty annoying haha). This video is amazing to clear up a lot of misinformation and to educate. Nice!
기우쌤은 실제로 접할 일이 별로 없을 케이스임에도 하나부터 열까지 경청하고 배우려는 자세가 정말 프로답다~ 거기다 사람을 편하게 만들어주는 능력까지 🙌 배우고가용
출연해 주셔서 감사해요~
곱슬머리에 대해서 많이 배웠어요^^
한국어도 잘하셔서 편안하게 보았네요~
즐거운 한국생활 되시길 바래요❤
타국 언어에 관심을 갖고 공부를 해서(심지어 독학) 유창하게 말한다는 게 진짜 너무 멋짐...
본인의 풍성한 곱슬머리을 사랑하는 게 느껴졌어요♡ 그걸 더하지도 빼지도 않고 그대로 보여주신 방송이라 좋았습니다^^
진짜 한국어 잘 하는게.. 보통 영어쓰시는 분들 부정문으로 물어보면 ( 예: 머리 안잘라요?) 대답을 '아니오 안잘라요' 이러는데 이분은 '네 안잘라요' 라고 한국식으로해서 진짜 놀랐어요 😯 문화도 많이 공부하고 이해하신듯..👍
한국말 잘한다고 할때 겸손하신것도 한국 문화 잘 아시는것같았어요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 멋진 사람인거같은!!👏👏
@@모기극혐-l8m 맞아용! 👍
I think this is the kindest cultural exchange I've ever seen. 🥺😂 The explanation was so clear and thoughtful. As an American with a biracial child I feel like this has been the MOST informative and concise video I've ever found on the topic. Thank you. 💜
Everyone is curious but people of color don't have these videos about hair or anything pertaining to other groups, but simpletons could never perceive this reality nor could they see threw the lies, frauds, or truth! This video is only for clout, watch-time from views, and youtube revenue, it's only entertainment, basically acting for the camera! When the cameras are off its the complete opposite..elevated minds are not easily deceived!
아니 어떻게 외국에서 배운것만으로도 회화가 이만큼 자연스럽지?
피부색에따라서도 그렇고 잘어울리는 머리가 있는것같음.
흑인분들 애기 보면 뽀글뽀글한 머리 너무 귀여움 😊 머리 되게 귀여우시다.
디즈니 만화캐릭터같다.
와 진짜 사랑스러우신분이에요👍🏻👍🏻 남은 기간동안 한국에서 좋은 기억만 가득하시구 또 기우쌤 영상에 새로운 비법❗️ 전수하러 오셨음 좋겠어요💕
I really love this. As a black girl with 4B type I watch his videos often but can never truly relate. I appreciate that they took the time out and were very receptive to learning about curly hair.
I have the same hair type as well. Education is always the key. She has a lovely personnality and her hair is beautiful. ♡
4B! Isn’t it rare than 4C? I think 4B is uniquely pretty.
@@miafarrow6735 no I have 4b. It’s common.
props to her for being so comfortable speaking korean and sharing her experiences and know-how
I’m a black woman and ik it can be stressful/anxiety inducing to let others do our natural hair (hence not going to the salon, cause of the fear of someone messing it up & having to do the extra work & possibly weeks to fix it) so I’m glad she was able to let them work on their hair & learn!
More stylists need to learn how to do black hair so we can utilize services like everyone else & be able to treat ourselves & have someone who can have a 360 view & be attentive. For me (and ik other black naturals) we know the back of our hair is harder cause you can’t see as clearly, & even using mirrors is trouble & time consuming so you have to settle with it probably looking not as defined as the front!
But dang her Korean was great, & again I love her want & ability to let them learn because it’s such an interesting & diverse hair texture!
As someone with 4c hair as big as hers, I feel proud and represented.
You are so lucky to have big hair like hers my hair is 4c just not as big I’m trying to grow mine
@@Dtx.Crystal good luck in your journey 🤗 I also recently had a big chop hope it all goes well
@@Punyjacketb00 ty!
@@Dtx.Crystal all the best on your journey. You just need to understand your hair and not force it. Lots of ♥️
For reaaaal this was so sweet!!!😭💛
Even in my country where there's a lot of diversity, hair dressers don't know how to deal with curly hair types, so I find it very admirable that he wants to learn more about it!
Yess In my city too in France
@@faizajanisjason6688 Merci , souvent les coiffeurs noirs coiffent tous les cheveux. Très ouverts d'esprit de pouvoir faire cette démarche d'aller vers l'autre avec ces différences là! on a se retrouver entre humains ma chère! c'est génial!
America is like that too, black people usually go to special salons. I went to non special salons twice in my life and honestly it was a disaster haha
@Mimi I am black and from America with 4c hair, i’m not sure what about my comment made you think that I wasn’t lol.
@@solarmoth4628 my goodness yes. You can’t even just go to any black salon. You have to find one that specifically specializes in natural hair care or deal with the consequences just like you mentioned. Even then, it’s “at your own risk”. I think this (and the fact that natural hair care can be pricey and time consuming) is the reason many of us do our own hair for the most part. I personally only go to salons when I’m looking for a silk press or trim/curly cut. I love to see stylists making this kind of effort to learn.
와..한국어 너무 잘 하셔서 깜짝 놀랐요. 사용하는 어휘의 정확도가 대단하네요. 존경스럽네요.
Her Korean is amazing. The expressions she uses are so natural.
한국도 점점 차별도 없고 서로 사랑하고 공존하며 다문화가 되어가는 것 같아서 아릅답습니당 여자분 머리 완전 좋아요 ❤️
yess. japan and germany needs to be next bc I've been learning both languages but I'm too scared to actually go to those places bc of how much discrimination there is😭 ik that there's discrimination everywhere and that it depends on the person's experience but i guess I'm just too scared
@@yxx3 슬프게도 인종 차별을 하는 얼간이는 어느 곳, 어느 나라에도 있어요... 저도 처음 여행간 호주에서 심하게 당했지만 두 번째의 프랑스 여행에선 천사 같은 현지인을 만났어요. 두려워 말고 또 여행과 모험에 도전하세요.
@@yxx3 ive never been to germany but i lived in japan for nearly 2 years and 1 year in Korea. I only had 1 instance of someone being racist and that guy was from Spain (he said he didn't like black people, he was a sexist douche too so nothing lost there) that was in Korea. In both countries though ive felt safe and welcomed the whole time. As long as you're a nice and respectable person you shouldn't have many issues, every place has there bad people but its not everyone.
@@yxx3 Dear, I also wish it would be different, but please believe me " wir sind mehr!" Most of us belong to those who use our brains and many of us intervene when racist things happen. But yes, unfortunately I can no longer say that we are on the right track. I have to go to demonstrations too often and now I have to tell people on the internet that they're not the "hellste Kerze auf der Torte". But Germany IS multicultural and colorful but the "shitty brown side" is just damn loud and ugly :(
와............!!!저도 반곱슬이라 어릴땐 무조건 직모 긴 생머리에 집착하다시피 했는데 나이들어가면서 보니까 반곱슬도 나름의 장점이 많더라구요~볼륨 웨이브도 풍성하게 표현이 잘 되고,머리숱도 많아보이구요.
곱슬머리를 싫어했다가 크면서 있는 제 그대로의 모습을 인정하고 사랑하게 된 케이스인데,저분은 진심 자신의 곱슬을 사랑하고 아끼고,사랑스럽게 표현하는 모습이 당당하고 예뻐요.미키마우스 머리 진짜 귀엽습니다♡
한국어 공부를 하셨다해도
적절하게 어색하지않게 자연스럽게
뱉는다는게 진짜 어려운건데..
천재신건가요❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
저 분 유튜브 개설하면 챙겨볼 듯. 되게 호감형이시고 긍정적이신 것 같아서 보고있으면 기분 좋아짐
I love that you are so interested in continually learning about all kinds of hair. That proves you are in the right profession. From someone with completely straight 1A hair (that has weird course wiry bits that stick out randomly), I am jealous of both Marila's curls and her ease in speaking Korean.
기우쌤도 헤어스타일리스트로서 지난번에 들었던걸 잊지않고 공부하려는 모습이나 이번 영상도 배우고자 하는 모습이 너무 보여서 역시 프로구나 하는 생각이 드는 영상이네요
음... 이분은 5편 시리즈로 제작 하셔야 할듯요.
넘 재미있게 봤어요. 새롭기도 하고 한편으론 이해해볼 수도 있어 좋았어요 .. 짧아서 아쉽네요. 콘텐츠 고민될때 중간 중간에 초대했으면 좋겠어요. 언어의 천재라 정말 부럽네요!!
What made me so happy as a black girl seeing this is that he handled her hair with so much care and gentleness I’m so used to ppl grabbing pulling and pinching and pull yanking my hair to stretch it and snapping it off in the process, he also didn’t pull or tug a lot when brushing which can lead to fallout and broken hair strands this was refreshing to watch ❤❤
I love this video and all the positive comments! To someone's earlier point, this is a beautiful exchange of cultures! Also her Korean sounds amazing! I hope as I continue to learn I can be as proficient as her. Two things that I want to comment on as 4c thick hair person, knowing that this video is exposing people to kinky-coily hair who may have limited knowledge. We can all benefit from a professional trim at least once a year. With 4c hair it sometimes can be misleading the actual damage our hair is going through with styling, manipulation and detangling. The method she discussed is a good alternative when you cannot get to a professional stylist , but it's always good to have someone really look at our ends from front to back, either through shaping the hair in its natural state or through straightening the hair and then trimming. And when you encounter knots as she did don't rip the hair apart. As someone who use to do that, that technique can be very damaging. What we heard was the hair likely breaking or splitting. When I encounter knots like that rather than ripping the hair, a little water, a wide tooth comb and professional hair shears to remove the knot works well with less damage. Thank you Kiu and Merlia!
Jenn Marini, I personally don't trust many hair professionals with my beautiful Black Natural hair. I have been with my Natural hair now for 19 years.
If I ever go to either a hairstyle or barber shop, the individual(s) have to have Black Natural hair or locs themselves to touch my hair. Or I will ask if the individual knows how to cut or style Black Natural hair, if they don't I leave. 08mar23
멀리아: 한국말 정말 잘하시네요! 한국에서 10년이상 산 사람 같아요..
곱슬머리는 단점이 많을 것 같다고 생각했는데 단점보다 장점이 훨~~씬 더 많은 머리였군요.. 재미난 머리손질법 알려줘서 고마워요^^ 한국에서 즐거운 시간 보내세요
기우샘: 열심히 듣고 새로운 머리 공부(?)하는 모습 보니 기우샘이 왜 성공했는지 알겠어요 더 대박나세요!! ^^
I loved this for so many reasons. I just started learning Korean 3 months ago and I have a 4B/4C hair type. Merlia, you are communicating beautifully and gave me something to aspire to. It was heartwarming to see the authentic appreciation of cultural exchange. Props to Kiu for providing the open and safe environment that allowed for these three beautiful souls to not only give us coily hair lessons, but also provide sociology lessons as well. I wish you all well.
대단해요~ 화이팅!
와 무슨 예술작품 보는것 같아요 만지는대로 모양이 창조되는~
저 분 분명히 전생에 한국인? 너무 완벽해요 어메이징! 자신감과 자존감 모두 가진게 보여요 멋지네요
웃는 표정이 너무 매력적이시구 본인의 곱슬머리를 사랑하는 느낌이 들어서 보는내내 기분이 좋았어요. 한국에서 많은 추억 만드시길 바래요. 🤗
I love that she not only speaks the language but has the mannerisms to better communicate with them its so lovely to watch
This is my favorite episode so far. I love that she's willing to educate hair stylists who aren't very familiar with this hair type. And you'd be surprised, even in America a lot of salons don't know how to style 4B or 4C hair. I'm also happy that you're willing to learn!
이 영상이 너무 좋았고 여러분이 웃으면서 환하게 웃는 모습이 너무 좋았고 이번 영상도 유익하고 재밌게 봤습니다 영상 많이 봐주셔서 감사하고 신의 가호가 있기를 빕니다 안녕.💖💖💖
I’m a hairstylist and have been watching your channel for a while now. I love this so much! She saw a teaching opportunity and did it in such a lovely way! I hope she returns for another lesson ❤ also she’s very inspiring because I’m learning Hangul and I feel so shy when trying to speak it out loud. I think I should start practicing more and not be so afraid of making mistakes.
오늘 나오신 분 너무 귀여워요.. 계속 같이 있고 싶은 존재
This video shows so much respect. Even being hairdressers, they let her talk about her hair and listen carefully even being the "experts" about hair. Having the initiative to learn about coily hair is very cool too! Most hairdressers i went to in my life didn't know how to style my hair, a 2c-3a, and just straightened it. I imagine how it's like for type 4 hair, it must be even harder to find the right person to cut and style it in the salon.
이런 다양한 스타일링 너무 좋아요💖💖 저는 2b~2c 정도의 컬리헤어인데 다른 타입의 스타일링은 많이 못봐서 궁금했거든요ㅎㅎ 한국에선 본래 머리를 살리는 스타일링 방법이 많이 없는데, 기우쌤 채널을 통해 헤어에 대한 정해진 틀이나 관념들이 뿌셔지는 거 같아서 넘 좋아요! 선한 영향력🥹감사합니당~ 멀리아씨 나와줘서 너무 고마워요 앞으로 한국에서 지내는 모든 날들이 즐거움으로 가득 채워지길~.~ 아 그리구 기회가 되면 언젠가 언어를 쇽쇽 흡수하게된 배경 이야기도 들어보고 싶어요!ㅎㅎ
한국엔 제법 큰 미용실 가도 2bc정도의 곱슬을 커트조차 잘 못하죠. 곱슬머리 다루는 법은 매직 말고는 없어서 슬퍼요. n년째 탈매직 좌절중
Hi I'm watching this from the US. You guys have know idea how happy this makes me 🥰 It's soooo refreshing to see people enjoying and appreciating each other's cultures, what we share, and admiring how we differ as well. ❤️
Can we talk about how amazing she is speaking Korean? She is increadible
Her hair is so beautiful! And I love how respectful he was with her and her hair. I also love how truly interested he was and how he wanted to be educated on her texture.
와 여기 댓글 첨쓰는거 같은데 한국말 너무 잘하세요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 아예 요즘 문화를 잘 아시는거같아여
잼게잘봤습니당 ㅎㅎ
Merlia is such a gem! I'm really happy how Kiu 쌤 approaches learning about other hair types. Also, Sejin is too cute being so absorbed in his curiosity 😄
와 이거 놀라운 영상이고 저는 한국 문화를 너무 좋아합니다. 서로 존중하는 표현이 좋아요🇭🇹 💕🇰🇷
이유는 모르겟는데 영상이 넘 행복함,,,, 나도 모르게 잇몸 웃음 짓고 잇는 나를 발견,,, 엄청 긍정적인 에너지를 가진 분이신 듯 ㅜㅜ 나도 곱머라 곱슬머리 부러워한 적 별로 없는데 이번 영상 보고 생각 달라짐,,, 뽀뽀 백만 번,,,,,
머리도 머리지만 언어적인 능력에 더 눈이가는..발음도 너무 좋고 진짜 잘하신다..
머리결은 똑같아요. 저는 항상 이곳에 미용실을 가고 싶었어요. 저는 그것을 시도해보고 좋은 경험을 할 것이라고 생각해요. 그녀는 매우 아름다운 머리카락을 가지고 있어요.
오아ㅏㅏ 언니 한국말 너무 잘하신다ㅜㅜ 이건 진짜 한국에 10년 산듯한 바이브 ㅋㅋㅋ기우쌤도 신기해하시는건 처음 봐요 ㅋㅋㅋ
진짜 언어 진심으로 사랑하시는 것 같아서 뭔가 좋다앙,,, 🥺 괜스레 기분 좋아지네
손끝이 굉장히 야무지시다. 미용사보다 더 손이 빠르고 야무지 실 거 같아요. 이쪽일을 배우면 되게 잘하실 거 같아
우와 신기해 곱슬머리 이런것구나..기우쌤이가 이미 큰 헤어스타일리트데 계속 배워는건 너무 훌륭해.. 진짜 멋있어
Merlia did what so many of us type 4 hair girls who watch these videos have wanted to do but are too scared to do, because of how protective we are when it comes to our hair. We are greatful she took the leap. With the skill that he already has as a hair designer, once Kiu ssaem fully learns how to take care of, cut and style type 4 hair, especially bleaching and colouring it with as little damage as possible, every type 4 hair person in Korea would be booking with his salon.
Ikr he's gonna make hella money
Please have her back because I love her personality and she will be able to show you more styles. I am an African American woman from Arizona and I’m also a natural hair girl as well. Me and her have similar textures. Would love to see more content showing natural hair in Korea.
아니 이 분은 아주 똑똑하고 열심히 하시는 분인 것 같아요… 저도 4년 동안 한국어를 공부하고 한국에서 3년동안 샀는데 전 그렇게 잘 하지 않아요!!! 대단하시는 것 같아요 진짜… 저도 더 열심히 해야돼요!!
웃는 모습이 너무 아름다우세요
무표정일땐 시크하신데
웃는모습은 멍뭉이 같아요 갭차이 어쩔🥰🥰🥰
It’s beautiful to see how genuinely interested they are in learning and how she’s not holding back any information. Such a lovely exchange 🥰
미키마우스 머리 왕잘어울려요! 한국에서 좋은 추억만 담아가셨으면 좋겠어요!
I was nervous about this video but everyone was great! I was glad she corrected him by saying there were more styles that you can do with curly hair.
Yes I was nervous as well clicking on this video but you can tell she is a very intelligent lady who has a lot of confidence in her self and her hair. This is the type of 4c representation I love to see ❤️❤️ Marlia if you're reading this I think you did an amazing job
이 분은 한국 사람임??
한국어 너무 잘 하심...!!! 진짜 너무 대단..!!
하시는 일도,
하고 싶으신 일도,
다 잘 되길 바라요❤️
아프로를 계속 만지고 있는 세진씨 너무 귀여워.. 진짜로……
I need to ask her how she got over the fear of speaking/ making mistakes in Korean as an Introvert. Because she sounds so natural! Also thank you for this video~ I have 3c hair and I'm living in Korea. I don't think that the hair stylists here , would know how to do my hair, so I don't go. But now, I at least have you hahaha
It’s possible that her classes helped!
if you can, find a place that is willing to learn as she did and you will both go on the journey together as your hair needs change. I feel like people forget that there's no set standard for our hair, it changes as we change and it'd be lovely to have a stylist beside you for the journey. All the best
being an introvert doesn't automatically mean you're shy. be confident, practice speaking alot and prepare for the area of topics you wanna cover for the conversation (here it'd be hair and textures etc). i'm also an INTJ that's taken an interest in languages and i just go for it lol, mistakes are normal and if you're constantly afraid of making them you will never sound fluent.
@@kmms4720 unfortunately i live in the mountains so only online classes are available for me , but they helped with confidence too
@@shinkayee I'm not talking about being shy but the energy drain that comes from interacting with people as an introvert haha. Also I can speak about various topics , since I live in the mountains most if my friends can't speak English at all so I have improved on that part. But literally just the mindset I hate th gut wrenching fear and sweats lol that I get while speaking. Basically on the outside I look/ sound fine but on the inside I feel like I'm gonna vomit. Maybe it's more of a social anxiety idk. But I'm so tired of it.
머리보다 언어능력이 더 눈길이가는 영상..👍👍
As someone with 4c hair and wants to come to Korea within the next few years, this gives me hope. I love watching Mr. Kiu’s videos and it’s great to see an already talented hairstylist learning more about different hair textures he doesn’t usually see everyday. I hope to go by his salon one day even if it’s just for a learning experience. Thanks for having Merlia!!😊
I would be so scared of their judgement. Instead I'm happy for their curiosity. It must've taken so much courage for her to do this but I'm so glad she did! I love this cultural exchange!💜
Nothing to " judge". I am Asian with straight hair, 1C. We all have different hair and skin based on race, it is good to understand about others. Most Asians are just curious. If some hairdressers turn you away it's usually because they don't feel confident handling your hair type.
Everyone is curious but people of color don't have these videos about hair or anything pertaining to other groups, but simpletons could never perceive this reality nor could they see threw the lies, frauds, or truth! This video is only for clout, watch-time from views, and youtube revenue, it's only entertainment, basically acting for the camera! When the cameras are off its the complete opposite..elevated minds are not easily deceived!
@@Sunshine-zi4nq Except there is something to judge, otherwise our hair wouldn't be judged all the time the way it is lol
@@Sunshine-zi4nq OP is very rational to be afraid of judgement, doesn't matter if it's from Asian people or anyone else who doesn't have this hair type
@@simonneversleeps9018 ya but in Asia most aren't going to understand and I think to label that Racism isn't fair. I wouldn't go to Africa and expect them to understand or even be aware of my culture and what might be unacceptable or offensive to me but not them due to differences
Every second of this was adorable but I especially loved how he kept touching her pom pom. So lovely to see three people interacting with genuine interest, respect and care for each other💜