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This was so informative. You discribe my hair wich is fine. Like you said less is better for fine hair. With time I realized it. The wet brush works well for my hair.
@@GetGlamFam shows how very little o understand. I thought it was a combination of curl pattern and hair texture. Maybe that's why I am so confused when trying to figure out mine. LOL
Dude...you always make me second guess everything I've learned in cosmetology school. In all fairness I "did" go to school in El Paso TX where I was the only "brown" person in class. I think we spent a day or two on ethnic hair and it was basically teaching to flat iron it into submission...no real texture break down. Thanks a bunch.
Thank you for making this so much clearer. Now some of the information I have been gathering makes more sense. I think I will stick with you as you go into depth ensuring no misunderstandings. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge!
Excellent! I have coarse strands and dense, spongy super thirsty hair that needs TONS of product to get it correct. This helps because it shows me there's nothing wrong with my hair.💕💖
Thank you for this video. It is showing me that I am on the right track with my hair. People tell me that I have thick hair but I tell them it is not thick. I have fine-medium strands and high density. I have been natural this time around for two and a half years now and I just figured out the right products for my hair. Thank you again Linwood for the educational videos that you do!
I have fine, thin-medium density 4b/4c hair. I've had to learn to lighten up on products and not be so heavy handed. It's interesting being a natural with thin density. You're often seen as having damaged hair. As if it's not normal to not have a high density of hair. Especially when you have afro hair.
The Whoever Girl!!! You just spoke a word...yes! My daughter is of the same type but all products claim to be for damaged strands but they are not. The strands are fine, dense (a lot per section, and healthy). My challenge is keeping it moisturizes without weighing it down. What products have you found to work best?
@@aprilbrown7480 Aint it the truth. I use Knot today as my leave in. I either use it straight up or make the kimmaytube version. As for my moisturizer, right now, it's Camille rose aloe whipped Butter gel. I've found that I can use heavy moisturizers, I just have to make sure I'm not using a huge amount of it. I have a habit of being heavy handed. So if you're not already just try decreasing the amount of product or going for products w/ a lighter consistency. So if you use a quarter size amount per section, try making it a nickle or dime size amount. I have yet to try any lotions but they tend to be lighter than butters. Maybe give those a try or look for products that say "light weight". But try decreasing the amount of product first to see if that helps. Good luck, sis!
@@aprilbrown7480 Oh I should also add that I use aloe Vera gel. I keep a spray bottle of half aloe gel and half water. I cant use water because it will open my cuticles. Ispray my hair w/ that and then I LCO using knot today, a bit of the Camille rose butter gel and seal it all in w/ a mix of mostly olive oil and a tad bit of castor. The key for me was to find products that seals my cuticles & keep the moisture in without being to heavy.
The Whoever ok, ive seen Camille Rose products on the shelf but always thought them to be for silkier hair types. We’re more type 4 kinky coils than curls. It sound like you wear your hair out and we still tame our hair in braids or cornrows at all times. I’m a big Shea Moisturire fan, JBCO or Manuka Honey. Thanks so much for sharing. I’ll definitely be trying something new 🤗
@@aprilbrown7480 No I actually keep my natural hair in plaits for 4wks at a time. I'll wear my hair out for up to a week after that and then put them back into plaits for 4wks. Camille rose is indeed for us type 4 girls too. There's a lot of 4c girls that use her products. My hair is the total opposite of silky lol. Sounds like we have similar hair. Im sure you can find type 4 girls on youtube reviewing her products. I use those products when my hair is both loose and in plaits. And yes. That Manuka honey is bomb. I love the smell. Wish they had it as a perfume.
OH MY GOSH!!! This makes so much sense! I’m just here to learn more about my hair and the hairs of my little nephews ( which is super long and I often times do their hair). But I have 4c hair naturally and when I was younger my hair would be normal and longer in the back but around my ears and back of the neck it would be so short! This makes so much sense as to why!! 2:50
I have fine hair, medium density and a z pattern. No curls or coils. I'm very prone to dryness, breakage and heat damaged. I also have a tender scalp. That being said, I Love My Hair! I don't wear it out often but when I do it's very pretty. I need a heavier product for elongation and twist outs if I want it to last more than a day.The shrinkage is real! I only do twist outs prior to my shampoo day. My beautician washes my hair every two weeks. Wash, condition, blow dry and three cornrows takes all of 30 minutes. Deep condition and trim days of course take longer.
Very informative. I was not aware of the meaning of texture when speaking of hair. Good to know. It’s the thickness of the strands and not the tightness of the coil. 👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This video was very informative and you explained it perfectly, as you do always. I see that the perms I used to get were way too much for my hair. Breakage galore!! I now know how to treat my hair with respect and GENTLY. Great video!
I love the way that you explain the textures of different types of hair. I understand now more about my hair because of your expertise and genuinely caring for others. Thank you so much.
I am 60 years young, been Natural since 2012 and....I actually had NO CLUE about the true definition of texture until watching this video!!! Thank you soooo much Linwood!! Is it possible you can devote an ENTIRE video for 4c Hair Care routine??? I’m talking from the rootie to the tootie!!!🤣 Wash Day... to Set/Style... and of course suggested products along the way!!
Thank you! I always thought my hair was course by default of being afro hair. I now recognize it as being fine and dense hair. This is the beginning of understanding my hair's love language. After losing 16 inches of beautiful virgin hair that I decided to stop weaving and relax, I'm learning. Hair has never been my forrte. I am all thumbs. But you're helping me. After getting a pixie cut to mitigate the breakage, I'm experiencing breakage in another area. I have invested in a steamer and will learn to properly care for my hair between salon visits. If you know of any quality, caring, professional haircare providers in Columbia area of SC, please drop their contact info. Thx.🎉
I have noticed that my two daughters have very different textures of hair. I do the same regimen for both but like you said I have realized that they need different attention. Can you please make a video on products to use with each texture? Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!
I always learn something new from you! You have a great way of explaining things...”it’s the size of the trees in the forest” - I felt that- love when something clicks, so thank you...
Yes, great illustrations. It was clear and concise. I guess that only thing missing would be a sample if the type of hair products that would work for each hair type
Thanks so much for this. I now understand why my coarse hair can take medium heat from blow outs. I hardly see breakages. Oils only make my hair drier. Having 4B low porosity hair too grease works as a final sealant.
I have coarse hair from your description. You help me to appreciate that why my friend and I get different results on our hair. She can do a wash and go with not using a lot of product. Me doing a wash and go requires a large amount of product. Well taught! Thank you.
It's always nice to start the morning off with seeing a well groomed man! And when he teaches you something new about your hair.....that's just way more than I was ready for 🥰!!! Hey Linwood! First....that tie/ascot is everything! But the sleek ponytail and even beard..... I'm done😂. You look marvelous! Now back to this hair situation.... I've always had what I considered thick high density hair- but lately it's thinning out (with the help of this dang thyroid medication) and it looks more and more like fine hair! Color damages it now and it doesn't like heat at all. Guess I'll be throwing my hat into the wig game now for real. Thanks for this great info and stay fly my brotha😎!!!
@@karong7017 It's not my business to judge or label his sexual orientation. That's between him, God and his wife. I just appreciate his knowledge on hair and his very neat and crisp appearance.... that's all. But thank you for your comment.
Thanks Linwood all true. My entire head has fine hair but its low to medium density from the crown to the edges the entire back is high density except for the nape its low to medium. Had to explain this to stylist over and over because the back seems like thick hair but if treated like coarse hair it may fall out. I'm glad you wonderfully explained this issue. You're the best on RUclips.
LINWOOD! Very well taught! I was thinking like everyone else, regarding what texture meant. And as far as the variations of hair density with texture, my mind is blown. I'm gonna go school my mom and make her think I'm smart lol! Thanks bro.
I have learned some very important things about how to take care of my hair. I used to just shampoo my hair and put leave in conditioner but you said use the rinse out conditioner too. Thank you!!!!
Answer to your question: Yes, I absolutely learned something from this video! I had hair texture all kinds of wrong! Thank you so much for that clear and precise explanation!
😁👋🏼 Hi, me again ! Uhm, I am GRATEFUL for your simplified yet profound details from your eBook. This coily document clearly outlines the "basics to haircare", as directly quoted from text. I am now able to view my hair as less of a Rubix maze & more of a plant i can better grow. Lord, forgive me. I just don't see anyone else im willing to take haircare direction from in such fragile times! I thank you again, my friend! THANK YOU !!
Your such an excellent teacher. ❤❤❤❤I am licensed cosmetologist and I am still learning from you . Thank u for this gift that you are sharing 🙏🏾💙💚 with us
I'm 3c 4a fine/coarse hair. I'm black jamaican and east Indian so u can imagine I have a mixed thick head of curly hair. I realize when I put it in protective and leave it alone it grows but ponytails, heat chemicals break my hair like crazy. I shed like crazy but my hair is still long. This video makes alot of sense.
Thank you Linwood. Yes, you were clear, very clear and informative about hair texture. I appreciate you!! I have fine, dense, low porosity (the majority), hair and have to be careful as I care for her. Thank you!!
It’s taken me awhile (and a lot of money) to figure out that the curl pattern system is not the correct way to determine the needs of my hair. I was bullied out of a facebook group for not having 4C hair. My hair is curly but I the texture requires heavy products and moisture. Thanks for the confirmation of this video.
Wow, I can’t with some of these naturals online! 🤦🏽♂️ How are they going to bully you for your curl pattern, which you can’t control?! Curl pattern usually will help determine how moisture deficient your hair will be, but not the product you should use or the method of moisturizer, etc. porosity, texture, and density are all bigger factors when it comes down to that. Thanks for sharing your experience and feedback dear! 🙏🏽❤️
This video was very informative, made me subscribe 🥰 this video has educated me even more on hair texture and you explained everything so well however, now that I understand I’m even more confused 🤦🏽♀️ on the texture of my own hair lol. I feel I may be considered “fine” but I don’t know I just need a second opinion. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing this I've been natural 17 years and I have been shaving my head for 10 plus.. Basically learning my texture all over again my hair is type 4 and luvs creams and I use gel sometimes however I'm still unsure about what to use.
Yes, love this video! Fine hair, medium density, 4a/b/c curl patterns with a ton of flyaways...and now I know why. Thanks for the share, very grateful for the insight.
I have course,medium/ fine hair my hair gets dry and sokes up leave in and creams, Argan oil , sweat Almond oil, any not oils that many products have in them dries,itches, my hairscalp , burn , never tried shea butter I don't know how well it would work on my hair I feel like trying so many products that work on my hair because it's so hard to find a good product that would work and I'll stick to my hair is not used to what works because products I used to use and is still on the market in the ingredients change so it's very hard to find a good one there are a few products that work on my hair but still yes thank you for sharing that this was very informative there are few things I didn't know that I learned 👍♥️
Hi Glamfam , you are a great teacher, i also thought it was about the feel , now that you have explained it soooo eloquently it really make sense and i'm in a better position to take good care of my hair thanks for sharing, your the best .
It explained texture well. My sister REALLY got alot out i it; she has fine 4c hair but has always Used too much heat ( on the daily) & often products that weight her hair down. My hair is course & medium i on top, I think. I didn’t realize i could damage my hair by using, say products more useful for fine hair, like liquid leave in conditioners.
You are wonderful! I was feeling all STUpid about my new Chi Orbital I got for my bday. Actually, I'm not very mechanically inclined so I'm having NO luck. Buuuuuut...you sir informed me in terminology I could understand and I can't thank you enough. You're already beautiful to watch, and combined w/that voice, I just love your videos! Thank you again!!!
I have fine strands, but my hair linkes to be weighed down because my hair is prone to fly aways and static when straightened. When in it's in it's natural state, I can go 2 to 3 weeks without moisturizing, but doesn't like anything more in my hair except for leave in conditioner and shea butter.
Thank you for sharing your God-given gift of teaching with the world! I soooo appreciate it. i always learn something new when I view your videos. If by chance you can find time in your busy schedule (it wears me out just listening to you describe all you do), some low maintenance protective styles for persons such a myself (a nurse working 12hr shifts). Thank you
You are so knowledgeable and break things down sooooo well! I’m visual so your examples and visual props and demonstrations are awesome! Extremely helpful. It’s a complex topic so I really appreciate your knowledge and how you dissect the topics. Brilliant!
Loved this video! I've been in the natural hair community for 20 years. I wish that I would have known years ago that my hair was fine. I just realized this a few years ago. It's really apparent when my hair is flat ironed too. I will definitely start getting trims more often because all of the problems you mentioned with fine hair happens to me. Thank you for breaking down texture.
All I know is I have fine, densely packed hair that is tightly curled and coiled. IDK if it's 4a,b,c etc though, lol. It is curly unless i do something to prohibit the curls, but it's not "silky". And I've found everything you've said about fine hair care to be true.... handle with CARE.
Yaaassss Linwood boo! 😍You better wear that ascot sir!!❤️❤️❤️❤️I have coarse hair. Lmbo @ trees in your forest! 😂😂😂I understand what to use for my texture that will allow me to “baby” my hair and keep my hair healthy. Thanks for the great info Linwood! 🙌🏽
I learned so much about my own hair listening to his video! I learned that I have medium hair more than likely and I can do a little more to make it look the way I want
Looking fly Linwood! I learned a lot about my own hair with this video! I think my hair is somewhere between fine and medium. I think the hair in the front of my head has finer strands than the back of my hair. Is there a difference in the composition of fine strands vs medium vs coarse?
Yesss! I hate when people try to tell me that because my hair is coily (3c) it’s not fine. My hair is not coarse at all and is a whole hassle especially when trying to protect my curls from straightening. My hair is easily heat damaged with the slightest heat.
Thank you I think I have course hair as you can see a single starnd from more than arms length away. It's high porosity so I don't need so much product usually as it sinks into the strands easily..
I've watched this twice lol and still learning about my hair. Now I just don't know how to tell if my hair is medium or course. I know it's not fine foe certain. It's also really dense,, which is throwing me off a bit from knowing.
Thank you for this video..can you do a video on understanding your curl/ coil pattern. I’m natural and there is a section of my hair that I just can’t define the curl
Thank you for these videos. I consider your channel a Master Class on hair care. One day I'd like to make a video about the suggestions you give, how I applied them as you instructed and proof of how much healthier my daughter's hair is thanks to you! From the bottom of my heart thank you GlamFam! 💞
Linwood, U are a genius... U totally explained my hair in a nutshell n then some.... Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much 👏💙 God bless as always 💯
Thank you for this video. I have the hair of all of my ancestors on my head, with areas of thin wavy hair, some areas of straight hair. Mostly its very tightly coiled with the other types mixed in. I don’t like combing/brushing my hair. I think I know the difference now.
GREAT VIDEO ...I was going by texture but when I found out about POROSITY everything changed. *Fine, high porosity hair and now I know how to manage it.
Good morning! Looking very dapper. Thanks to your informative videos, I have learned how to properly moisturize my hair and it has grown to the biggest afro...🤣 People are always staring. Thank you. My question is...How often should we change our hair products to stop our hair from becoming accumulated to them? Or is this a " if it ain't broke don't fix it" situation?
How do I know if my hair is fine/medium/course? Do i have to compare my hair strands with someone else? Because my hair has behaviours across the spectrum that you describe.
WOW! All these years and I'm just realizing I actually have thin, dense hair. Since I was a child I've had people tell me I have thick course hair. My hair would grow fairly long but I would have problems with breakage especially around the edges. No wonder I'm always struggling with my hair! Years of too much heat, the wrong products as well as too much of it in my hair!
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Did this video explain hair texture well enough? Did you learn anything new? Let me know!
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Is this part of how y'all determine if someone has 4c or 2b or 1a hair and such?
I basically learned a whole lot today thank you for always being my free cosmology class🤪😂
This was so informative. You discribe my hair wich is fine. Like you said less is better for fine hair. With time I realized it. The wet brush works well for my hair.
@ShoalBear no, that has to do with curl pattern. I’ll have to do a separate video on that
@@GetGlamFam shows how very little o understand. I thought it was a combination of curl pattern and hair texture. Maybe that's why I am so confused when trying to figure out mine. LOL
I love how u teach.
Thank you so very much!
Yeessss!
I would trust this brother in my hair any day 👌🏽.
Teach us o hair sensei! I have fine dense natural hair; and she likes for me to keep it simple and gentle.
Dude...you always make me second guess everything I've learned in cosmetology school. In all fairness I "did" go to school in El Paso TX where I was the only "brown" person in class. I think we spent a day or two on ethnic hair and it was basically teaching to flat iron it into submission...no real texture break down. Thanks a bunch.
Your ability to explain confusing topics succinctly, helps to fuel my knowledge and ability to properly care for my natural hair.... thank you
My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching!
You are an excellent educator! Thank you SO much for sharing your skills and passion for cosmetology.
My absolute joy! Thank you so very much!
I have never heard that edges are typically fine. This explains a lot! Thank you sooooo much this was very informative!
My joy! Thanks for watching!
Looking like you about to go to a wine tasting very classy🍷
Google User yasss!! Lol thanks!
Thank you for making this so much clearer. Now some of the information I have been gathering makes more sense. I think I will stick with you as you go into depth ensuring no misunderstandings. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge!
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Excellent! I have coarse strands and dense, spongy super thirsty hair that needs TONS of product to get it correct. This helps because it shows me there's nothing wrong with my hair.💕💖
Your skin looks amazing btw! Skincare routine, do tell 👀!
💡🧠Eureka!!! This video is, by far, the best explanation of hair textures! Many thanks💫
Thank you for this video. It is showing me that I am on the right track with my hair. People tell me that I have thick hair but I tell them it is not thick. I have fine-medium strands and high density. I have been natural this time around for two and a half years now and I just figured out the right products for my hair. Thank you again Linwood for the educational videos that you do!
Alot of ppl say thick to mean dense
I have fine, thin-medium density 4b/4c hair. I've had to learn to lighten up on products and not be so heavy handed.
It's interesting being a natural with thin density. You're often seen as having damaged hair. As if it's not normal to not have a high density of hair. Especially when you have afro hair.
The Whoever Girl!!! You just spoke a word...yes! My daughter is of the same type but all products claim to be for damaged strands but they are not. The strands are fine, dense (a lot per section, and healthy). My challenge is keeping it moisturizes without weighing it down. What products have you found to work best?
@@aprilbrown7480 Aint it the truth.
I use Knot today as my leave in. I either use it straight up or make the kimmaytube version. As for my moisturizer, right now, it's Camille rose aloe whipped Butter gel. I've found that I can use heavy moisturizers, I just have to make sure I'm not using a huge amount of it. I have a habit of being heavy handed. So if you're not already just try decreasing the amount of product or going for products w/ a lighter consistency. So if you use a quarter size amount per section, try making it a nickle or dime size amount. I have yet to try any lotions but they tend to be lighter than butters. Maybe give those a try or look for products that say "light weight". But try decreasing the amount of product first to see if that helps.
Good luck, sis!
@@aprilbrown7480 Oh I should also add that I use aloe Vera gel. I keep a spray bottle of half aloe gel and half water. I cant use water because it will open my cuticles. Ispray my hair w/ that and then I LCO using knot today, a bit of the Camille rose butter gel and seal it all in w/ a mix of mostly olive oil and a tad bit of castor.
The key for me was to find products that seals my cuticles & keep the moisture in without being to heavy.
The Whoever ok, ive seen Camille Rose products on the shelf but always thought them to be for silkier hair types. We’re more type 4 kinky coils than curls. It sound like you wear your hair out and we still tame our hair in braids or cornrows at all times. I’m a big Shea Moisturire fan, JBCO or Manuka Honey. Thanks so much for sharing. I’ll definitely be trying something new 🤗
@@aprilbrown7480 No I actually keep my natural hair in plaits for 4wks at a time. I'll wear my hair out for up to a week after that and then put them back into plaits for 4wks. Camille rose is indeed for us type 4 girls too. There's a lot of 4c girls that use her products. My hair is the total opposite of silky lol. Sounds like we have similar hair. Im sure you can find type 4 girls on youtube reviewing her products. I use those products when my hair is both loose and in plaits. And yes. That Manuka honey is bomb. I love the smell. Wish they had it as a perfume.
Linwood god bless you and Allison and those precious babies...🥰thank you for all ya'll dedication and hard work🤗I appreciate ya'll
Thank you so very much! We appreciate the love!
OH MY GOSH!!! This makes so much sense! I’m just here to learn more about my hair and the hairs of my little nephews ( which is super long and I often times do their hair). But I have 4c hair naturally and when I was younger my hair would be normal and longer in the back but around my ears and back of the neck it would be so short! This makes so much sense as to why!! 2:50
I have fine hair, medium density and a z pattern. No curls or coils. I'm very prone to dryness, breakage and heat damaged. I also have a tender scalp. That being said, I Love My Hair! I don't wear it out often but when I do it's very pretty. I need a heavier product for elongation and twist outs if I want it to last more than a day.The shrinkage is real! I only do twist outs prior to my shampoo day. My beautician washes my hair every two weeks. Wash, condition, blow dry and three cornrows takes all of 30 minutes. Deep condition and trim days of course take longer.
Very informative. I was not aware of the meaning of texture when speaking of hair. Good to know. It’s the thickness of the strands and not the tightness of the coil. 👍🏽👍🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Yes ma’am! Common misconception 😊
This video was very informative and you explained it perfectly, as you do always. I see that the perms I used to get were way too much for my hair. Breakage galore!! I now know how to treat my hair with respect and GENTLY. Great video!
I love the way that you explain the textures of different types of hair. I understand now more about my hair because of your expertise and genuinely caring for others. Thank you so much.
Linwood I'm so glad we have you! My hair has really changed for the better since you've started this channel. Thank you!!!
I’m so happy to hear that! You are so welcome dear!
You provide the most comprehensive and intelligent discussions of our hair that I have ever heard. Please don't stop!
I am 60 years young, been Natural since 2012 and....I actually had NO CLUE about the true definition of texture until watching this video!!! Thank you soooo much Linwood!!
Is it possible you can devote an ENTIRE video for 4c Hair Care routine??? I’m talking from the rootie to the tootie!!!🤣 Wash Day... to Set/Style... and of course suggested products along the way!!
Thank you! I always thought my hair was course by default of being afro hair.
I now recognize it as being fine and dense hair. This is the beginning of understanding my hair's love language.
After losing 16 inches of beautiful virgin hair that I decided to stop weaving and relax, I'm learning.
Hair has never been my forrte. I am all thumbs. But you're helping me. After getting a pixie cut to mitigate the breakage, I'm experiencing breakage in another area.
I have invested in a steamer and will learn to properly care for my hair between salon visits.
If you know of any quality, caring, professional haircare providers in Columbia area of SC, please drop their contact info. Thx.🎉
I have noticed that my two daughters have very different textures of hair. I do the same regimen for both but like you said I have realized that they need different attention. Can you please make a video on products to use with each texture? Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!
I always learn something new from you! You have a great way of explaining things...”it’s the size of the trees in the forest” - I felt that- love when something clicks, so thank you...
Since getting older, I believe my hair is thin, but dense. You are the ultimate professional. Will backtrack your other videos. Thank you
Yes, great illustrations. It was clear and concise. I guess that only thing missing would be a sample if the type of hair products that would work for each hair type
The first natural hair stylist I have seen that has suggested the Wet Brush!!! This is a must!
Thanks so much for this. I now understand why my coarse hair can take medium heat from blow outs. I hardly see breakages. Oils only make my hair drier. Having 4B low porosity hair too grease works as a final sealant.
Advice on grey natural hair would be soooo awesome. Love this video
I have coarse hair from your description. You help me to appreciate that why my friend and I get different results on our hair. She can do a wash and go with not using a lot of product. Me doing a wash and go requires a large amount of product. Well taught! Thank you.
It's always nice to start the morning off with seeing a well groomed man! And when he teaches you something new about your hair.....that's just way more than I was ready for 🥰!!! Hey Linwood! First....that tie/ascot is everything! But the sleek ponytail and even beard..... I'm done😂. You look marvelous! Now back to this hair situation.... I've always had what I considered thick high density hair- but lately it's thinning out (with the help of this dang thyroid medication) and it looks more and more like fine hair! Color damages it now and it doesn't like heat at all. Guess I'll be throwing my hat into the wig game now for real. Thanks for this great info and stay fly my brotha😎!!!
Coconut oil is your friend.
Thyroid cancer survivor
He's gay. No shade though.
@@DJRenee coconut oil is a no go for my hair but it does AMAZING wonders for my skin...
@@karong7017 It's not my business to judge or label his sexual orientation. That's between him, God and his wife. I just appreciate his knowledge on hair and his very neat and crisp appearance.... that's all. But thank you for your comment.
Melisia Bowman thank you love! I’m so thankful that you got useful information from this video!
Thanks Linwood all true. My entire head has fine hair but its low to medium density from the crown to the edges the entire back is high density except for the nape its low to medium. Had to explain this to stylist over and over because the back seems like thick hair but if treated like coarse hair it may fall out. I'm glad you wonderfully explained this issue. You're the best on RUclips.
Thank you so very much! Happy to help!! 😊🧡
I was told that I have fine hair but did not understand what that meant until this visual and analogy. Thanks Linwood!
LINWOOD! Very well taught! I was thinking like everyone else, regarding what texture meant. And as far as the variations of hair density with texture, my mind is blown. I'm gonna go school my mom and make her think I'm smart lol! Thanks bro.
Yass for impressing mom! Lol
I have learned some very important things about how to take care of my hair. I used to just shampoo my hair and put leave in conditioner but you said use the rinse out conditioner too. Thank you!!!!
Answer to your question: Yes, I absolutely learned something from this video! I had hair texture all kinds of wrong! Thank you so much for that clear and precise explanation!
😁👋🏼 Hi, me again ! Uhm, I am GRATEFUL for your simplified yet profound details from your eBook. This coily document clearly outlines the "basics to haircare", as directly quoted from text. I am now able to view my hair as less of a Rubix maze & more of a plant i can better grow. Lord, forgive me. I just don't see anyone else im willing to take haircare direction from in such fragile times! I thank you again, my friend! THANK YOU !!
Yes I learned more about how to handle my fine dense 4c hair. Gentle handling is kindness and respectful . Thanks it is all making sense now.
Your such an excellent teacher. ❤❤❤❤I am licensed cosmetologist and I am still learning from you . Thank u for this gift that you are sharing 🙏🏾💙💚 with us
Yes!!!! This is incredibly helpful. Thank you for giving us the real deal about our hair.
I learned so much regarding the definition of hair texture. Thank you so very much.
My pleasure dear! Thanks for watching!
I'm 3c 4a fine/coarse hair. I'm black jamaican and east Indian so u can imagine I have a mixed thick head of curly hair. I realize when I put it in protective and leave it alone it grows but ponytails, heat chemicals break my hair like crazy. I shed like crazy but my hair is still long. This video makes alot of sense.
Thank you Linwood. Yes, you were clear, very clear and informative about hair texture. I appreciate you!! I have fine, dense, low porosity (the majority), hair and have to be careful as I care for her. Thank you!!
My joy! Thank you so much for watching!
It’s taken me awhile (and a lot of money) to figure out that the curl pattern system is not the correct way to determine the needs of my hair. I was bullied out of a facebook group for not having 4C hair. My hair is curly but I the texture requires heavy products and moisture. Thanks for the confirmation of this video.
Wow, I can’t with some of these naturals online! 🤦🏽♂️ How are they going to bully you for your curl pattern, which you can’t control?!
Curl pattern usually will help determine how moisture deficient your hair will be, but not the product you should use or the method of moisturizer, etc. porosity, texture, and density are all bigger factors when it comes down to that.
Thanks for sharing your experience and feedback dear! 🙏🏽❤️
This video was very informative, made me subscribe 🥰 this video has educated me even more on hair texture and you explained everything so well however, now that I understand I’m even more confused 🤦🏽♀️ on the texture of my own hair lol. I feel I may be considered “fine” but I don’t know I just need a second opinion. Thank you for sharing
I'm sharing this with some folks! 🙋🏾♀️ Fine hair club here!
Awesome, thanks!
Thanks for sharing this I've been natural 17 years and I have been shaving my head for 10 plus.. Basically learning my texture all over again my hair is type 4 and luvs creams and I use gel sometimes however I'm still unsure about what to use.
Very informative as usual. Thank you for generously sharing your knowledge and experience.
One of the Best Videos you’ve ever done, very informative. Writing my hair tips done, will always remember them 😇
Very informative, Linwood. And, I'm digging that tie. Blessings to you and your family.
Thanks so very much! I appreciate you!
Yes, love this video! Fine hair, medium density, 4a/b/c curl patterns with a ton of flyaways...and now I know why. Thanks for the share, very grateful for the insight.
This is a great upload. Thank you for the teaching 😊 I keep telling people to follow you for education!
Thanks so much boo! I appreciate you!
I love the 'trees in the forest" analogy! You can tell you are a teacher....😊
Teach Linwood teach...awesome explanatory video❤️✌🏾.
Thank you love!
This dude has the great hair. WHen you naturally have something great, people will listen to you
I have course,medium/ fine hair my hair gets dry and sokes up leave in and creams, Argan oil , sweat Almond oil, any not oils that many products have in them dries,itches, my hairscalp , burn , never tried shea butter I don't know how well it would work on my hair
I feel like trying so many products that work on my hair because it's so hard to find a good product that would work and I'll stick to my hair is not used to what works because products I used to use and is still on the market in the ingredients change so it's very hard to find a good one there are a few products that work on my hair but still yes thank you for sharing that this was very informative there are few things I didn't know that I learned 👍♥️
Hi Glamfam , you are a great teacher, i also thought it was about the feel , now that you have explained it soooo eloquently it really make sense and i'm in a better position to take good care of my hair thanks for sharing, your the best .
It explained texture well. My sister REALLY got alot out i it; she has fine 4c hair but has always
Used too much heat ( on the daily) & often products that weight her hair down.
My hair is course & medium i on top, I think. I didn’t realize i could damage my hair by using, say products more useful for fine hair, like liquid leave in conditioners.
You are wonderful! I was feeling all STUpid about my new Chi Orbital I got for my bday. Actually, I'm not very mechanically inclined so I'm having NO luck.
Buuuuuut...you sir informed me in terminology I could understand and I can't thank you enough. You're already beautiful to watch, and combined w/that voice, I just love your videos!
Thank you again!!!
I have fine strands, but my hair linkes to be weighed down because my hair is prone to fly aways and static when straightened. When in it's in it's natural state, I can go 2 to 3 weeks without moisturizing, but doesn't like anything more in my hair except for leave in conditioner and shea butter.
Oh my GOODNESS, BrotherMan, you are teaching me SO much! Thank you!
My joy! I am so happy the videos are helping!
Thank you for sharing your God-given gift of teaching with the world! I soooo appreciate it. i always learn something new when I view your videos. If by chance you can find time in your busy schedule (it wears me out just listening to you describe all you do), some low maintenance protective styles for persons such a myself (a nurse working 12hr shifts). Thank you
You are so knowledgeable and break things down sooooo well! I’m visual so your examples and visual props and demonstrations are awesome! Extremely helpful. It’s a complex topic so I really appreciate your knowledge and how you dissect the topics. Brilliant!
Loved this video! I've been in the natural hair community for 20 years. I wish that I would have known years ago that my hair was fine. I just realized this a few years ago. It's really apparent when my hair is flat ironed too. I will definitely start getting trims more often because all of the problems you mentioned with fine hair happens to me. Thank you for breaking down texture.
All I know is I have fine, densely packed hair that is tightly curled and coiled. IDK if it's 4a,b,c etc though, lol. It is curly unless i do something to prohibit the curls, but it's not "silky". And I've found everything you've said about fine hair care to be true.... handle with CARE.
Yaaassss Linwood boo! 😍You better wear that ascot sir!!❤️❤️❤️❤️I have coarse hair. Lmbo @ trees in your forest! 😂😂😂I understand what to use for my texture that will allow me to “baby” my hair and keep my hair healthy. Thanks for the great info Linwood! 🙌🏽
Thanks for helping us with our hair vocabulary. 🙂
My joy! Thanks for watching!
Yes, this video did explain what hair texture is ( I had it all wrong, lol)! Do you have any tips on how I can determine my true texture?
this is a very good video, I have fine frizzy hair and I never felt like I was doing the right things for it. Thank you for sharing.
My joy! Thanks for watching!
I learned so much about my own hair listening to his video! I learned that I have medium hair more than likely and I can do a little more to make it look the way I want
❤️❤️😊 thanks so much for watching!
Looking fly Linwood! I learned a lot about my own hair with this video! I think my hair is somewhere between fine and medium. I think the hair in the front of my head has finer strands than the back of my hair. Is there a difference in the composition of fine strands vs medium vs coarse?
Thank you love! ❤️❤️
A wealth of information💜 Thank you!
Yesss! I hate when people try to tell me that because my hair is coily (3c) it’s not fine. My hair is not coarse at all and is a whole hassle especially when trying to protect my curls from straightening. My hair is easily heat damaged with the slightest heat.
This was so informative!! Absolutely fantastic!
Thank you I think I have course hair as you can see a single starnd from more than arms length away. It's high porosity so I don't need so much product usually as it sinks into the strands easily..
I've watched this twice lol and still learning about my hair. Now I just don't know how to tell if my hair is medium or course. I know it's not fine foe certain. It's also really dense,, which is throwing me off a bit from knowing.
Thank you for this video..can you do a video on understanding your curl/ coil pattern. I’m natural and there is a section of my hair that I just can’t define the curl
I’ll try to get something together for you on that!
Yeah because even though I have a full head of hair and it looks like an Afro I have what I coined as a powder puff texture not thick at all
Thank you for these videos. I consider your channel a Master Class on hair care. One day I'd like to make a video about the suggestions you give, how I applied them as you instructed and proof of how much healthier my daughter's hair is thanks to you! From the bottom of my heart thank you GlamFam! 💞
Thanks for using that tree/forest analogy! It all made since after that!💡😊
My joy! Thanks for the feedback!
You looking good bro. Educate us this morning. Yess!!! 😊 I had to Google what an ascot was🤦🏾♀️seen in comments. See? Learning everyday lol
Thanks so very much! I appreciate you! Lol learning keeps things fun and spicy!
Thank you for that insight on hair texture. I always thght it was the way it felt. Now I have a better understanding.
Mr Linwood this is very educational wish I had this info years ago for myself
Love your content... So entertaining and informative, also Yesss to the Thumbnail!!
Thank you so very much! 💙💙💙
Linwood, U are a genius... U totally explained my hair in a nutshell n then some.... Thank you, thank you, thank you so very much 👏💙
God bless as always 💯
Thank you for this video. I have the hair of all of my ancestors on my head, with areas of thin wavy hair, some areas of straight hair. Mostly its very tightly coiled with the other types mixed in. I don’t like combing/brushing my hair. I think I know the difference now.
Totally bought the wet brush for my fine hair, thanks boo!! 😘
My pleasure! I hope you and your hair love it!
Another informative video!!! I am getting so smart about my hair in later years lol.. Better late than never . Thanks GlanFam Stay blessed!♥️🌹♥️
My joy! Thank you for your feedback!
This is much more helpful n beneficial. Cause those curl types don't tell people anything about taking care of thier hair.
Hi Mr. Linwood. I opened the last link in your hair guide and "C" youtube channel came up. Great guide. Thank you.
GREAT VIDEO ...I was going by texture but when I found out about POROSITY everything changed. *Fine, high porosity hair and now I know how to manage it.
always dropping that knowledge Lin !!
I try 😉 Have an amazing day!!
Very informative and helpful description of hair types and tips thank you!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Good morning! Looking very dapper. Thanks to your informative videos, I have learned how to properly moisturize my hair and it has grown to the biggest afro...🤣 People are always staring. Thank you. My question is...How often should we change our hair products to stop our hair from becoming accumulated to them? Or is this a " if it ain't broke don't fix it" situation?
How do I know if my hair is fine/medium/course? Do i have to compare my hair strands with someone else? Because my hair has behaviours across the spectrum that you describe.
Love explaining of density being the amount of trees in your forest 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙏🏽❤️
WOW! All these years and I'm just realizing I actually have thin, dense hair. Since I was a child I've had people tell me I have thick course hair. My hair would grow fairly long but I would have problems with breakage especially around the edges. No wonder I'm always struggling with my hair! Years of too much heat, the wrong products as well as too much of it in my hair!
Great info! I just read your Back to basis article and it lead me here. Thanx so much! This is definitely new info 😊