Good tips. My stylist records which quadrant of my hair she first starts applying the relaxer and rotates each time to prevent the issue of one section being straighter than any other.
I've been relaxing my hair for about four years and I always put my relaxer in the fridge. This minimizes the burns esp if you're a last minute person like me. It takes a while before the relaxer starts burning. Remember the longer you leave relaxer on your hair on the finer it gets. I would recommend trying just don't leave it in too long for obv reasons.
Out of all the hair channels that I watch, including the top ones, I've never heard these tips broken down so clearly from anyone . Great video! My hair is relaxed and touches the top of my slacks . I have never had hair this long and heathy in my life. I found that relaxing after 8 weeks really helped my hair to grow. The new growth might be a bit of a pain at first but will pay off in the end. Also, if my scalp feels a bit itchy i use just a little bit of dry tea tree oil on it. I don't trim my hair every time I relax. I only trim my hair when necessary. If you need to trim every time you relax or every few months there might be a problem with your routine. It might be your relaxers are overlapping or your not moisturizing enough or you're manipulating and playing with your hair too much. If you have to keep trimming your hair try to figure out what you could be doing since constent trims leads to very slow or unnoticeable growth which is very frustrating.
My sister flat irons her relaxed hair every other day. I'm surprised her hair hasn't fallen out. My daughters hair is relaxed as well and its mid back length and thick. I been natural for four years and I'm seriously thinking of relaxing my hair as well. Thanks for sharing!
I cut my hair and the Dominican stylist said I should not wait for 12 weeks. So my last perm I put in8 weeks. I see my hair growth a little I will now try for 12 weeks. But it's really difficult to deal with the second nature of the hair when you have relaxer.
Another tip when you are experiencing burning discomfort when receiving a touch up ( relaxer) is to spray vinegar; it neutralizes the ammonia compounds. it's been working for me for 9 years. :) Your hair looks great and I'm happy to find out that you are from Canada! The fact that you mentioned Winners in a previous video was the giveaway. :D
Hey Toya!! This is a great tip! I'll be sure to mention that to my hairstylist! Yep - I'm definitely Canadian and definitely pop into Winners every now and then - hahaha! Take care and thanks for watching my video!
I feel like many relaxed people don't feel setters followed by wrapping could be your best friend and can be dried without direct heat (as long as you have time). A relaxer no no is wearings buns/ponytails in the same positions regularly or tightly since the hair type can crease and eventually foster lead to breakage. Also co washing isnt best for relaxed hair since oils actually promote build up in dusty/dry environment and relaxed/fine hair holds these oils best
Hey Jo!! I think about this so much, but I am HORRIBLE at putting rollers in my hair. My mom was a hairstylist and she does it for me once in a blue moon. I need to practice doing roller sets. I agree with you 100% about the constant bunning in the same place. I alternate between buns and parting my hair down the middle, making two big twists, and pinning on top of my head. I look like a black extra from the Sound of Music. Lol! Whatever works! Thank you so much for watching. Means a lot!
I love roller sets but it's because I have time on a weekend to walk around with it all day until it dries. It took me a while but i learnt to do it myself, I do about 10 with large setters and 3 medium setters
Great tips! Another thing to note, is that you want to use a neutralizing shampoo to bring the hair back up to it's normal ph levels to avoid damaging it. Happy Hair to ya!
Hi Kelly - thanks for your comment. Do you mean during the relaxing process? That, I know...but I do not relax my own hair. I've never used neutralizing shampoo outside of the relaxing process...let me know. xoxoxox
You're welcome! Yes, after you've washed out the relaxer it's important to use the neutralizing shampoo immediately after, to bring the hairs ph levels back to normal.
You made a good point. I have always had someone jab my scalp with a comb while trying to smooth the relaxer through my hair. And then immediately my scalp would start to tingling and then burning. Ever since i was a child i though that burning was something normal. I did not find out other wise till I became an adult. Smh. A relaxer should not burn.
hey beautiful:) i had to check out your channel right away and i think i watched like 20 videos already:P i love your positive attitude and you are stunning...really! love alana
Dear Domi im so happy i found you r Channel. Im from a french speaking country but i don,t have any difficulty to understand your advices. Im very sad to discover this Channel so.late. u do a wonderful job
Great tips. I do most, but learned a few things here. I don't know if it's my hair, but the neutralizing shampoo never seems to get the excess residue out. I always use it but I have been doing part white vinegar and 3 parts water as a last rinse and it gets it totally out. What are your thoughts about this?
id like to see someone with straight up african (AKA 5c) hair stretch a relaxer without having major breakage to the rest of their hair. The whole thing just sounds extra painful
Dwele Okong' me too and what I realize is that most of the women on RUclips with long relaxed hair, when they do a big chop(if they do) they have 3a-4b hair. Why?
Thank you such for the tips on relaxing. I will definitely be taking on board some of the tips that you spoke about. I'm pleased to say that I'm on the right track when relaxing my hair. You have a beautiful voice BTW 😆 New subbie xx
Hello, I love your videos. I'm relaxed and I'm so glad I found your channel. It's been very helpful. I am trying to add protein into my regimen since I'm having dryness and breakage from the stylist I went to over processed my hair. You mentioned any conditioner that has keratin in it. The Rene Furterer absolue keratine ultimate renewal mask has Hydrolyzed wheat protein and plant based keratin. In your opinion can I use this mask as my protein conditioner once a month? Thanks for your help. Again, LI love your Chanel. ☺️
Love your videos and your channel! I was curious as to the consistency of almond oil (i.e. thickness, is it weighty for the hair, etc.) I really enjoy the consistency of avocado oil because it seems like it would be thick but it actually is not. I like a lot of body and movement to my hair and am not a fan of oils that weigh the hair down. Avocado oil absorbs into the hair wonderfully and works beautifully as an oil treatment. I'm interested in trying an alternate oil to rotate between for my hair routine. Thank you in advance! God Bless!!!
+MorganCultura Hi there! Thanks for watching! I really love almond oil. I think it's a wonderful consistency...not too heavy but heavier than let's say olive oil. It's similar to avocado oil...both are very good options that I use. I think it would be a great option for alternating with avocado oil. What I do is alternate with Haitian Black Castor Oil (HBCO) which is really thick. So, after washing, I'll put the HBCO on my ends and scalp, but the rest of the week, I'll use almond oil or coconut oil. As long as you are putting a little of any oil on your ends, you're golden. Take care! xoxoxox
+Style Domination Thank you so much for the reply. I'll definitely try the almond oil and the HBCO as well. I saw where you discussed it in your oil treatment video (love love love your hair videos...well your videos in general!). By the way, the lipstick that you're wearing is phenomenal! Take Care!
Thank you! I really hope you try the HBCO - it's doing wonders for my ends and scalp! As for the lipstick, it's MAC Cosmetics Whirl matte lipstick with Nyx Butter Gloss over it in Angel Food Cake. xoxoxox
hello how are you? These are some great tips I believe in all of them ice try to stress this and some of my videos I will have another video coming up in the summer about relaxers the do's and don'ts! thank you so much for sharing God bless you🌹
Wow 😳 awesome video 👏🏾! I'm definitely going to have to give some of this a try. I might have to do a healthy hair tutorial on my channel as well . Thanks for all of your hair 🙆🏾tips.
Hi- Do you ever relax (touch up) your own hair? I'm considering it just to save some $$$. Any thoughts on relaxing at home? Would you consider it if you currently don't do it? Thanks for the tips!
+thebet816 Hi there! I am absolutely too terrified to try relaxing by myself. I have a lot of hair, and relaxers pretty much start burning my sensitive scalp the minute the cream is applied. I would love to in order to save some $$$, but my hairstylist is just too good and her rates are really reasonable. Thanks for watching!
+Style Domination I agree. I absolutely go to a hairdresser I trust to get my relaxers done. I don't want to experiment with something that strong on my own!
I've been watching your videos like crazy the past few days. On january 4, 2020 I got a relaxer done. The stylist used a no lye hair relaxer. And ever since my hair has been feeling so dry. I have not been feeling satisfied with my hair. My hair is breaking and dry no matter how many times I moisturize it. I've never used a no lye hair relaxer. I've used the one with the lye in it I believe. But can you please help me because I'm scared... I dont know what to do
Baby girl2114 We got our relaxer the same day! I was natural for years until January. My hair felt weird at first but I had to baby it and test out different products to find what worked. I can feel an improvement in my hair. So let me help you. Are you doing weekly deep conditioning and protein treatments? Are you using low manipulative hairstyles? How often do you use heat?
+Victoria Campbell Hi Victoria! Thanks for watching! I coat my hair with almond oil. I find it easiest to work with (has a nice "slip" - consistency to it). xo
Kendra P it depends on the texture of your hair. Coconut oil for me has too much protein for my protein sensitive hair. And it can be really thick for the hair. Almond Oil is light, and has a slippery consistency. Olive oil is also light without adding too much protein.
You can use a rinse when relaxing its safer than semi and permenant color (I relax, deep conditioner with egg yolk added, color rinse then wash with the neurtolizer and deep conditioner again with a cap for a hr)
I cant find a hair stylist that wont relax my whole hair or knows how to do it right. I dont know what to do at this point. I waited 7 months to relax my hair again
Mika Rose textlax is a process used to purposely under process your relaxer. So they basically don't leave it on that long. people do this so that their hair isn't bone straight and they can keep some of their texture and thickness.
goldmouth100 hello!,I have some Nexxus Emergency Reconstructer, and the last time I used it , it didn't help. Also I don't have a hair dryer , and it's required to help it work. Plus I need some kind of moisturizing conditioner to use afterwards.
tracey mallard I totally agree. Aphogee is a regular part of my relaxed hair care. I definitely consider it to me a major contributing factor to my waist length hair.
Great video ...was interesting to know this info....I also have a channel would love you to pass by let me know what you think and maybe support back if you like
Out of all the hair channels that I watch, including the top ones, I've never heard these tips broken down so clearly from anyone . Great video! My hair is relaxed and touches the top of my slacks . I have never had hair this long and heathy in my life. I found that relaxing after 8 weeks really helped my hair to grow. The new growth might be a bit of a pain at first but will pay off in the end. Also, if my scalp feels a bit itchy i use just a little bit of dry tea tree oil on it. I don't trim my hair every time I relax. I only trim my hair when necessary. If you need to trim every time you relax or every few months there might be a problem with your routine. It might be your relaxers are overlapping or your not moisturizing enough or you're manipulating and playing with your hair too much. If you have to keep trimming your hair try to figure out what you could be doing since constent trims leads to very slow or unnoticeable growth which is very frustrating.
You speak really nice ; soothing and proper
Thank you, Safyah! xo
Good tips. My stylist records which quadrant of my hair she first starts applying the relaxer and rotates each time to prevent the issue of one section being straighter than any other.
I absolutely love the way you speak and you are extremely relatable. Excellent job!
I really love your presentation style. It's so refreshing to see a video that is concise, pleasant and to the point.
I've been relaxing my hair for about four years and I always put my relaxer in the fridge. This minimizes the burns esp if you're a last minute person like me. It takes a while before the relaxer starts burning. Remember the longer you leave relaxer on your hair on the finer it gets. I would recommend trying just don't leave it in too long for obv reasons.
I love the way you speak, I'm a new subbie
I can't thank you enough! Many thanks, Glaucia!! xo
Ur teeth are perfection girl!! Some tips how to naturally whitening them?
Out of all the hair channels that I watch, including the top ones, I've never heard these tips broken down so clearly from anyone . Great video!
My hair is relaxed and touches the top of my slacks . I have never had hair this long and heathy in my life. I found that relaxing after 8 weeks really helped my hair to grow. The new growth might be a bit of a pain at first but will pay off in the end. Also, if my scalp feels a bit itchy i use just a little bit of dry tea tree oil on it. I don't trim my hair every time I relax. I only trim my hair when necessary. If you need to trim every time you relax or every few months there might be a problem with your routine. It might be your relaxers are overlapping or your not moisturizing enough or you're manipulating and playing with your hair too much. If you have to keep trimming your hair try to figure out what you could be doing since constent trims leads to very slow or unnoticeable growth which is very frustrating.
My sister flat irons her relaxed hair every other day. I'm surprised her hair hasn't fallen out. My daughters hair is relaxed as well and its mid back length and thick. I been natural for four years and I'm seriously thinking of relaxing my hair as well. Thanks for sharing!
I cut my hair and the Dominican stylist said I should not wait for 12 weeks. So my last perm I put in8 weeks. I see my hair growth a little I will now try for 12 weeks. But it's really difficult to deal with the second nature of the hair when you have relaxer.
We love you! keep making hair care videos for us relaxed girls. You are so sophisticated!
Another tip when you are experiencing burning discomfort when receiving a touch up ( relaxer) is to spray vinegar; it neutralizes the ammonia compounds. it's been working for me for 9 years. :) Your hair looks great and I'm happy to find out that you are from Canada! The fact that you mentioned Winners in a previous video was the giveaway. :D
Hey Toya!! This is a great tip! I'll be sure to mention that to my hairstylist! Yep - I'm definitely Canadian and definitely pop into Winners every now and then - hahaha! Take care and thanks for watching my video!
Toya2529 great tip. Apply neutralizing shampoo to that spot helps as well.
Merci Dominique pour cette série sur les cheveux défrises!
+hadassa barak De rien, Hadassa! Merci d'avoir regardé mes vidéos!! Je m'excuse...mon français n'est pas parfait!! LOL! xo
Stumbled across your channel, and now a new subbie!
+LaRoStyle Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Means a lot! xoxoxox
Great tips! I always encourage individuals to listen to their hair. It will definitely will tell you what you need.
These were such great reminders. I worked out two days before my relaxer🙈 Next time I’ll give myself a three or four day spacing before my touch-up.
I feel like many relaxed people don't feel setters followed by wrapping could be your best friend and can be dried without direct heat (as long as you have time). A relaxer no no is wearings buns/ponytails in the same positions regularly or tightly since the hair type can crease and eventually foster lead to breakage. Also co washing isnt best for relaxed hair since oils actually promote build up in dusty/dry environment and relaxed/fine hair holds these oils best
Hey Jo!! I think about this so much, but I am HORRIBLE at putting rollers in my hair. My mom was a hairstylist and she does it for me once in a blue moon. I need to practice doing roller sets. I agree with you 100% about the constant bunning in the same place. I alternate between buns and parting my hair down the middle, making two big twists, and pinning on top of my head. I look like a black extra from the Sound of Music. Lol! Whatever works! Thank you so much for watching. Means a lot!
I love roller sets but it's because I have time on a weekend to walk around with it all day until it dries. It took me a while but i learnt to do it myself, I do about 10 with large setters and 3 medium setters
+Jo Oooh! Good to know. Thanks!
Great tips! Another thing to note, is that you want to use a neutralizing shampoo to bring the hair back up to it's normal ph levels to avoid damaging it. Happy Hair to ya!
Hi Kelly - thanks for your comment. Do you mean during the relaxing process? That, I know...but I do not relax my own hair. I've never used neutralizing shampoo outside of the relaxing process...let me know. xoxoxox
You're welcome! Yes, after you've washed out the relaxer it's important to use the neutralizing shampoo immediately after, to bring the hairs ph levels back to normal.
Oh yes. Definitely know that!! I can't believe people DON'T know that! Haha - but I guess it happens. Take care!
Sincerely Kell i wash relaxer out w neutralizing then i use a conditioning shampoo
She mention that in her video. But great tip reminder.
You made a good point. I have always had someone jab my scalp with a comb while trying to smooth the relaxer through my hair. And then immediately my scalp would start to tingling and then burning. Ever since i was a child i though that burning was something normal. I did not find out other wise till I became an adult. Smh. A relaxer should not burn.
Great tips! Your videos are really helpful xo
Thanks, Jenn! Hope you are well!
Hi Dom! I really love your videos. Has anyone ever told you that you look like TiChina Arnold in the eyes? 😊
I slather hair crease on my scalp and hair to protect both. I put it in fast so that all can have time to relax evenly.
hey beautiful:) i had to check out your channel right away and i think i watched like 20 videos already:P i love your positive attitude and you are stunning...really! love alana
you are sooo beautiful! I love your spirit!
+Hannah Riddle Thank you, Hannah!
Hi, what are these serums that you use? I really need something for my ends becsuse they are not smooth like yours, even after trimming :$
Dear Domi im so happy i found you r Channel. Im from a french speaking country but i don,t have any difficulty to understand your advices. Im very sad to discover this Channel so.late. u do a wonderful job
Great tips. I do most, but learned a few things here. I don't know if it's my hair, but the neutralizing shampoo never seems to get the excess residue out. I always use it but I have been doing part white vinegar and 3 parts water as a last rinse and it gets it totally out. What are your thoughts about this?
id like to see someone with straight up african (AKA 5c) hair stretch a relaxer without having major breakage to the rest of their hair. The whole thing just sounds extra painful
Dwele Okong' me too and what I realize is that most of the women on RUclips with long relaxed hair, when they do a big chop(if they
do) they have 3a-4b hair. Why?
I have 5c hair bra strap length what i do to help with stretching is protective style like wearing weaves etc
Try conditioning it every other day should soften the new growth
The key is to keep the new growth moisture and apply protein treatments ONLY to the processed hair because new hair has protein already.
Thank you so much!
I love your makeup
Dont forget to eat well. Im having a frosted and iced cupcake for breakfast. lol
I'm natural, but I love your videos. Ready for you to get 1 million followers. Love your channel :)
YOU LOOK LIKE KERRY WASHINGTON 😍
Oh my Goodness! Thank you so much! What a compliment!
great tips! your makeup in this video is super pretty! x
Thank you so much, luv!
Thank you such for the tips on relaxing. I will definitely be taking on board some of the tips that you spoke about. I'm pleased to say that I'm on the right track when relaxing my hair.
You have a beautiful voice BTW 😆 New subbie xx
Thank you so much for your kind words! Thrilled that you are on the right track! I'm learning myself as I go along!
Great tips! I love your videos :)
+Yvéna Cabral Silva Thank you!! xoxo
So intelligent
Very informative... Thanks
Hello, I love your videos. I'm relaxed and I'm so glad I found your channel. It's been very helpful. I am trying to add protein into my regimen since I'm having dryness and breakage from the stylist I went to over processed my hair. You mentioned any conditioner that has keratin in it. The Rene Furterer absolue keratine ultimate renewal mask has Hydrolyzed wheat protein and plant based keratin. In your opinion can I use this mask as my protein conditioner once a month? Thanks for your help. Again, LI love your Chanel. ☺️
Just texturized after being natural for 8 years. I think I’ll do better this time with chemically altered hair.
Thanks for the tips! 😊 can you put the products you used in the description box? I didn't catch the name of the protein treatment.
+Frederica Nsubuga Ok! I will do that this week and notify you when it's done!! xo
I love your advice!
Love your videos and your channel! I was curious as to the consistency of almond oil (i.e. thickness, is it weighty for the hair, etc.) I really enjoy the consistency of avocado oil because it seems like it would be thick but it actually is not. I like a lot of body and movement to my hair and am not a fan of oils that weigh the hair down. Avocado oil absorbs into the hair wonderfully and works beautifully as an oil treatment. I'm interested in trying an alternate oil to rotate between for my hair routine. Thank you in advance! God Bless!!!
+MorganCultura Hi there! Thanks for watching! I really love almond oil. I think it's a wonderful consistency...not too heavy but heavier than let's say olive oil. It's similar to avocado oil...both are very good options that I use. I think it would be a great option for alternating with avocado oil. What I do is alternate with Haitian Black Castor Oil (HBCO) which is really thick. So, after washing, I'll put the HBCO on my ends and scalp, but the rest of the week, I'll use almond oil or coconut oil. As long as you are putting a little of any oil on your ends, you're golden. Take care! xoxoxox
+Style Domination Thank you so much for the reply. I'll definitely try the almond oil and the HBCO as well. I saw where you discussed it in your oil treatment video (love love love your hair videos...well your videos in general!). By the way, the lipstick that you're wearing is phenomenal! Take Care!
Thank you! I really hope you try the HBCO - it's doing wonders for my ends and scalp! As for the lipstick, it's MAC Cosmetics Whirl matte lipstick with Nyx Butter Gloss over it in Angel Food Cake. xoxoxox
You are so beautiful and you speak proper English 💖
hello how are you? These are some great tips I believe in all of them ice try to stress this and some of my videos I will have another video coming up in the summer about relaxers the do's and don'ts! thank you so much for sharing God bless you🌹
+Sapphire Thank you so much for your kind words!! I'll keep my eyes peeled for your video!
Aww,...Thank you
Wow 😳 awesome video 👏🏾! I'm definitely going to have to give some of this a try. I might have to do a healthy hair tutorial on my channel as well . Thanks for all of your hair 🙆🏾tips.
You're welcome!! Yes - do a video and let me know! Would love to watch!
Hi- Do you ever relax (touch up) your own hair? I'm considering it just to save some $$$. Any thoughts on relaxing at home? Would you consider it if you currently don't do it? Thanks for the tips!
+thebet816 Hi there! I am absolutely too terrified to try relaxing by myself. I have a lot of hair, and relaxers pretty much start burning my sensitive scalp the minute the cream is applied. I would love to in order to save some $$$, but my hairstylist is just too good and her rates are really reasonable. Thanks for watching!
+Style Domination I agree. I absolutely go to a hairdresser I trust to get my relaxers done. I don't want to experiment with something that strong on my own!
I relax my own hair and mine is bra strap length and very healthy
What brand/type of oil are you using to protect your hair before relaxing?
Toniraye Moss Just coconut oil. 😉
You have beautiful hair!
I love your videos
LOVE LOVE LOVE your voice :)
I've been watching your videos like crazy the past few days. On january 4, 2020 I got a relaxer done. The stylist used a no lye hair relaxer. And ever since my hair has been feeling so dry. I have not been feeling satisfied with my hair. My hair is breaking and dry no matter how many times I moisturize it. I've never used a no lye hair relaxer. I've used the one with the lye in it I believe. But can you please help me because I'm scared... I dont know what to do
Baby girl2114 We got our relaxer the same day! I was natural for years until January. My hair felt weird at first but I had to baby it and test out different products to find what worked. I can feel an improvement in my hair. So let me help you. Are you doing weekly deep conditioning and protein treatments? Are you using low manipulative hairstyles? How often do you use heat?
Thank You
Please ma'am what type of relaxer do you used?
BABATUNDE BOSEDE I believe in 1 of her other videos she said her beautician uses Silk Elements for sensitive Scalps.
great video
You're very glamorous looking!
Ooooh! Thank you!
Rice water is a great protein conditioner
What kind of serum? Any brand to suggest?
hi love the video what oil you use to coat with thanks
+Victoria Campbell Hi Victoria! Thanks for watching! I coat my hair with almond oil. I find it easiest to work with (has a nice "slip" - consistency to it). xo
Kendra P it depends on the texture of your hair. Coconut oil for me has too much protein for my protein sensitive hair. And it can be really thick for the hair. Almond Oil is light, and has a slippery consistency. Olive oil is also light without adding too much protein.
Great video.... subscribed
+Phillis Thank you, Phillis! Enjoy your weekend!
Yes, and you too. Hope you come and visit me on my channel too :)
what is the best relaxer band?
leave in and sprays with water are bad? i cannot find anything else to moisturize
what is the time u use between a relaxer and a color?
I would say wait at least 2 months after your relaxer before trying to color your hair
I'm toying with never colouring my hair! I've never done so...
You can use a rinse when relaxing its safer than semi and permenant color (I relax, deep conditioner with egg yolk added, color rinse then wash with the neurtolizer and deep conditioner again with a cap for a hr)
I cant find a hair stylist that wont relax my whole hair or knows how to do it right. I dont know what to do at this point. I waited 7 months to relax my hair again
ls sitting under a hooded dryer considered direct heat? I like to roller set my hair and sit under a hooded dryer.
Lily Bond No, because it is not applied directly to your hair strands
I hear people mention texlaxed hair what is that??
And I would most likely just do flexi rod sets , up do with kanekelon hair styles, and maybe just clip in's if I want length . They work for me :)
Mika Rose textlax is a process used to purposely under process your relaxer. So they basically don't leave it on that long. people do this so that their hair isn't bone straight and they can keep some of their texture and thickness.
jus sub an thumbs up love it
Hair goal😪😪😪😪😪
My hair is relaxed but the ends of my hair are breaking and shedding.
Oh no. Start oiling those ends and deep conditioning like it's your full-time job! Get a trim too...good luck!
Style Domination okay thank you!! But I wanted to say, when I've cut my hair, in a couple of days it continues to break and shed on the ends.
Aphoghee get it and use it asap ♡
goldmouth100 hello!,I have some Nexxus Emergency Reconstructer, and the last time I used it , it didn't help. Also I don't have a hair dryer , and it's required to help it work. Plus I need some kind of moisturizing conditioner to use afterwards.
tracey mallard I totally agree. Aphogee is a regular part of my relaxed hair care. I definitely consider it to me a major contributing factor to my waist length hair.
Great video ...was interesting to know this info....I also have a channel would love you to pass by let me know what you think and maybe support back if you like
+Imaani Beauty Will do, Imaani! Heading on over to check it out now!
or shall I say, it needs
Thanks for the tips. You look like Todrick Hall. Are guys related?
Swahili 101 Umm no.
Style Domination hahaha.ok
The way u speak is a no no
g u n n e r What do you mean “Gunner”? Lol
Stay in school.
Out of all the hair channels that I watch, including the top ones, I've never heard these tips broken down so clearly from anyone . Great video!
My hair is relaxed and touches the top of my slacks . I have never had hair this long and heathy in my life. I found that relaxing after 8 weeks really helped my hair to grow. The new growth might be a bit of a pain at first but will pay off in the end. Also, if my scalp feels a bit itchy i use just a little bit of dry tea tree oil on it. I don't trim my hair every time I relax. I only trim my hair when necessary. If you need to trim every time you relax or every few months there might be a problem with your routine. It might be your relaxers are overlapping or your not moisturizing enough or you're manipulating and playing with your hair too much. If you have to keep trimming your hair try to figure out what you could be doing since constent trims leads to very slow or unnoticeable growth which is very frustrating.