I acknowledge that myself. I had straight/wavy hair extensions that matched my hair texture. After taking them out at month 6 I had to get the matted hair out. It took me TWO days to do that by self. I knew at that point I felt 1/4 struggle of what blk women/women with coarse texture feel on the daily 💀. Mad respect.
Why do people say this? Like yes she's pretty, absolutely but like why that wording, why that particular phrasing. Comes off pretentious/simpy to me but ngl prolly just me
Facts because I wish I got to deal with my hair every morning. But let me change my mindset too and say I get to sleep more in the morning because I don’t have hair 😅
Especially with hair the grass is always greener, my whole head has the same amount of hair as this lady IF she shaved half of it off 🥴 Id love that density of growth!
Cutting my hair was a great decision. Just gotta wake up the next few mornings and remember because I definitely got startled in the mirror a few times out of habit of seeing my long hair everyday 😂
I grew out locs for almost 3 years(the only time my hair actually grew out of my mini fro), and surprisingly when I cut it all off and pondered the negativity of what happens if I hate it and it doesn't grow back the same, it ended up being one of the best decisions I ever made. My scalp is so free and and light and I'm learning to love and take care of my crown in an entirely new way. Def getting my locs back in the future but rn I'm loving this short hair phase and it's insane because it's already grown back so much in the last month or two I actually want the cut it again like wtf! 😍
“Actually, I don’t like it. Gonna be honest” you’re a real one 😭👍🏻 Edit: chill out.. don’t always assume that they’re being rude. They could be hella good best friends and just being real with each other. It’s not that deep. Also, I can see how some of y’all can assume that I’m agreeing with her but I’m not. I’m neutral about it. I’m just saying that she’s a real one for telling her what she thinks about it. Thank you, move along ❤️
@@123newjersey3 it wasn’t necessary though. If it looked bad, then say that, but saying “I don’t like it” is just being a dick and making your friend feel even more insecure about their decision.
"Let me change my mind set", this was said so simply but I love it so much. Most people don't realize this simple action of deciding to think differently about something can save your whole day. It prevents depression and anxiety over situations and gets easier with practice. So happy to see this in action in the wild.
@@Fartiosa this happened with my little cousin; she had the most gorgeous curly hair but wanted to have it straight. She regretted it when she got older
I'm white and don't know much about braids etc. but I knew taking out braids is a day job 😂 Honestly massive respect for people like her, or even just anyone with a decent hair care routine.
I’m glad she said “I get to deal with my hair every morning.” I have preteen niece with alopecia. although she doesn’t complain I know it’s hard on her. I try to never complain about my 4C troubles around her.
@_kim123 Phamily Hair Care work so well for alopecia. I've had it since 89 was diagnosed in 99. I've been using it since 2020 and it immediately gets rid of the shiny spots.
Facts because I wish I got to deal with my hair every morning. But let me change my mindset too and say I get to sleep more in the morning because I don’t have hair 😅
@@jillian4292I’ll have to try it out one day. Thanks 🙏🏽 right now I’m in my “I’m bald and don’t care what society thinks” phase but it often changes lol
no disrespect but how does this comment relate to any of the video i feel like you are just trying to make people feel bad for you or to get attention rather true or not please stop trying to get unnecessary attention, respectfully 😊
As a white person videos like this are so interesting. For probably most people with my hair type (straight/wavy depending on various factors), hair is only rarely a communal thing, especially in adulthood. But just like you took a long time taking those braids out and had help doing it, I'm guessing braiding them took at least just as long and you did not do it all yourself I'm guessing this helps build a unique culture and community feel around hair I know not every Black person will wear braids, but many do or they might have another style that takes work/help. There's just so much that's different. It's not my culture and that's okay. I just think it's interesting/cool!
Interesting take-yes hair in BIG in the community. Historically, it was/is a time when stories were shared and bonds built. I promise this style probably took 8 hours if done by a stylist or 12 if she did it herself.
YES!! Hair braiding, twisting, locking, sewing, and straightening is a big deal in our community because it takes a long time to do, has roots in religion & tradition, and has been used to create maps to get out slave states.
I agree. I'm white, and since my hair is just barely wavy, and short, all I gotta do is brush it and thats it. Videos like these make me long for those days of childhood where dad brushed my hair, y'know?
@@cutienerdgirlseeds were braided into hair too, to bring from Africa to the US during the slave trade. I just found that out this year and I think that's one of the most unique uses of braids! :D
These videos have created such a huge understanding when it came to hair care for natural curly curly hair. I knew it was high maintenance, but I never knew it was this much high maintenance. Mad respect, and truly understand the pain, and why they don’t want to get their hair wet (never understood that prior). Like, mad respect. I can brush my hair and I’ll look like a poodle (my curly hair just blows up), but Incan decide not to brush my hair and just put an ugly bun in and it just fine, or if I don’t do anything it’s okay too. But this is different, you have to do something with it, to make it at least look ‘ok’, and than it comes to a point, you already put so much time into it that just ‘ok’ is not okay anymore, it has to be decent, perfect, presentable. Again, this videos created mad respect and understanding for me.
Little trick I learned from taking down my own braids is putting some conditioner on them and taking a comb and picking them out that way. The hair does get a bit sticky but it’s very effective in the sense of time 🫶🏾🫶🏾
I’m crying 😂😂😂 . Currently taking my braids down now. I started last night & got a quarter done in 3 hours. We do we underestimate the tome required for our hair 😭😭😭
You can get more braids, yes. But it's important to have a break between each install to give your hair a break from some of the tension. I just took mine out a few days ago and feel like im in hair purgatory for the next 30 days before i get my next install.
@@santeria7214 Girl.... I understand the angst. Wish my hair was braided now. However, if you want to have or maintain healthy hair, you HAVE TO give it a break. If not, you'll compromise your scalp (full healthy edges are a MUST) while also weaken your strands.
@omg703 is so right ngl. I know many older women who regret putting braids in back to back. I mean if having edges is not your priority, fuck it but your hair will respond to consistent tension eventually . and this is coming from someone with locs knowing that I can’t get a retwist just every 2-3 weeks. I got to let me hair just grow and breath.
the amount of time and energy black women put into their hair terrifies me. i take absolute shit care of my hair, until yesterday i didn't even know ur not supposed to apply conditioner to ur roots. y'all are on a whole other level and it's insane
@@kaylalovespups3441 LMFAO her hair wasn’t working with her so I was saying I understand the feeling, ive struggled SO much with my hair not cooperating so when she said “it’s already happening”I was like yeah girl I felt that😂
ngl when you said 12 i assumed you meant 12 AM ☠️ also i just took mine down and i did twists and then took them out after a little under a week. It was my first time but it was so nice bc i didn’t have to think abt it and ur hair is nice and wavy when you take them down~
My bestie in college was about to go home for Christmas to her African mother and drafted me into an all-nighter to take out her super grown out braids. It was a true honor to help her avoid a lecture. ❤️🔥
Ooh I really love the color of your hair! Out of genuine curiosity - and please forgive my ignorance if this is a dumb question - what do you do with the hair that is removed? I don't have any experience with extensions like that, so I'm not sure. Can you save it to reuse later?
The trick is to section them into four equal parts and only do one section at a time and detangle as you go. Also put the hair that’s been taken out back into a section so it doesn’t get in the way
The way I been taking down my daughter’s braids is use a spray bottle with warm ish/hot ish water mixed with like 5 pumps of conditioner. It still takes me like 4 hours for real. But it’s much smoother of a process
@@kaykartel2749 i find the unfamiliar interesting…different from how I do it or what I’ve been exposed to. I had a friend that came over n washed her hair in the tub n i was like girl we got a whole kitchen sink😂🤣…
i love the changed mindset on your hair. imma incorporate this thought into my life. i have to take out my hair soon and can’t afford to get it redone for awhile. i’ve been dreading doing my hair, but this will help me see it in s better light. especially since i haven’t had my hair out almost the whole year
Honestly you're better than me😭. It most times takes 2-3 days to completely finish. This summer, I pushed myself and binged the last two Lord of the Rings movies while pulling them out. Bear in mind I had started the day before and I had already cut them. The only advantage was that I was using a comb so good on you for finishing so quickly.
Girl, just be thankful that you didn't lose your mind, decide to cut the braids and realize that you CUT YOUR OWN HAIR INSTEAD OF JUST THE EXTENSIONS! LMAO! #IDidThat
In second grade, I asked my teacher how long it took to do her hair, as she’d often have braids or locs, and she told me that it would sometimes take her mom 12 hours to do her hair. Ever since, I’ve been in awe of how much time and effort goes into black hairstyles, so much respect
“I GET to deal with my hair every morning” YES
Amen, we love you sis (Jesus and I) ❤
@@jcicrafters glory to God ! 💕 we love you too sis
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This !! 🫶🏾
U don't understand causer u r not black!
The amount of energy, effort, and time black women spend to take care of their hair... Mad, MAD respect!!!!
I acknowledge that myself. I had straight/wavy hair extensions that matched my hair texture. After taking them out at month 6 I had to get the matted hair out. It took me TWO days to do that by self. I knew at that point I felt 1/4 struggle of what blk women/women with coarse texture feel on the daily 💀. Mad respect.
Just do what the other half do and get a wig
@@NaThingSeriouseven if they get a wig, you do realize there’s real hair under there 🌝
@@-joonlvryou get to change your look everyday x
@@siobhanemm what does that have to do with a black persons natural hair
Can we take a minute to appreciate how beautiful she is?
GORGEOUS I am in loveee
So pretty
Why do people say this? Like yes she's pretty, absolutely but like why that wording, why that particular phrasing. Comes off pretentious/simpy to me but ngl prolly just me
@@mirrorofwisdom4584just you 🤷🏽♀️
@@mirrorofwisdom4584you’re not jealous are you ?
The little laugh trying to hide how you’re dying inside after the first hour is literally such a mood
The rollercoaster of emotions taking out braids is real 😂😂😂
What about styling your hair after taking out those braids or cornrows....
This is why I prefer white people
Would using the metal end of a comb have made a difference time wise? Or is it a long process either way?
@Luhvstar.took mine out 5 days ago and washed still haven’t touched the wash Fay twists 😭😭
@@chelseamiller2365either way when the braids are small and you're on your own 🥹
"let me change my mindset- I *get* to deal with my hair every morning" honestly, that'll be my mantra from now on
1k likes? No comments? Lemme fix that
Facts because I wish I got to deal with my hair every morning. But let me change my mindset too and say I get to sleep more in the morning because I don’t have hair 😅
@@caleahallenI like that "sleep' sleeping is cool
Especially with hair the grass is always greener, my whole head has the same amount of hair as this lady IF she shaved half of it off 🥴 Id love that density of growth!
Honestly the final look of the hair tied back in a bun was lovely and really suited you ❤
Ur natural hair is beautiful, that’s the whole blessing, having hair that curls n kinks don’t listen, n still making it look good, making it unique
"Oh my gosh...no...it's already happening." I understand so well😂😂😂 That's why I'm cutting it
Gurl I thought the same thing, but so far it’s worse 😭
@@Rayfay605yeah i did the same and let me tell you it's the same but shorter 😅🤦🏻♀️
I've been thinking of cutting it very low, so I don't even have to remember to brush it before leaving the house 😅😂
Cutting my hair was a great decision. Just gotta wake up the next few mornings and remember because I definitely got startled in the mirror a few times out of habit of seeing my long hair everyday 😂
I grew out locs for almost 3 years(the only time my hair actually grew out of my mini fro), and surprisingly when I cut it all off and pondered the negativity of what happens if I hate it and it doesn't grow back the same, it ended up being one of the best decisions I ever made. My scalp is so free and and light and I'm learning to love and take care of my crown in an entirely new way. Def getting my locs back in the future but rn I'm loving this short hair phase and it's insane because it's already grown back so much in the last month or two I actually want the cut it again like wtf! 😍
“Actually, I don’t like it. Gonna be honest” you’re a real one 😭👍🏻
Edit: chill out.. don’t always assume that they’re being rude. They could be hella good best friends and just being real with each other. It’s not that deep. Also, I can see how some of y’all can assume that I’m agreeing with her but I’m not. I’m neutral about it. I’m just saying that she’s a real one for telling her what she thinks about it. Thank you, move along ❤️
Get some honest friends like her 😂❤
I did like it tho
@@UniCornissssame like if you're just gonna be resting/at home the hairstyle is fine😅
@@123newjersey3 it wasn’t necessary though. If it looked bad, then say that, but saying “I don’t like it” is just being a dick and making your friend feel even more insecure about their decision.
@@HydroInTheBack 0 sense in ur comment
"Let me change my mind set", this was said so simply but I love it so much. Most people don't realize this simple action of deciding to think differently about something can save your whole day. It prevents depression and anxiety over situations and gets easier with practice. So happy to see this in action in the wild.
“I think it’s time these braids come out.. æÆ.”
😂😂
The "It's already happening" 😂😂😂😂 soooo relatable 😫
😂😂😂 that was the funniest 😩😩😅
As a Mexican with straight hair, let me just say, curly hair (IN ALL VARIETIES ) is absolutely gorgeous. Your natural is stunning 💜
@@Fartiosa this happened with my little cousin; she had the most gorgeous curly hair but wanted to have it straight. She regretted it when she got older
@@rileybear836 I agree the curls are beautiful, my hair is straight but that is the only style it does. I try curling it and the curls fall out :(
You must be stunning i would kill to be a Latina with pin straight hair 😭🙏
My respect for black women just went through the dang roof! Y'all be putting in so much effort for your hair and be slaying! ❤
Thankyou😊can tell ur hella pretty
I'm white and don't know much about braids etc. but I knew taking out braids is a day job 😂 Honestly massive respect for people like her, or even just anyone with a decent hair care routine.
I’m glad she said “I get to deal with my hair every morning.” I have preteen niece with alopecia. although she doesn’t complain I know it’s hard on her. I try to never complain about my 4C troubles around her.
@_kim123 Phamily Hair Care work so well for alopecia. I've had it since 89 was diagnosed in 99. I've been using it since 2020 and it immediately gets rid of the shiny spots.
Facts because I wish I got to deal with my hair every morning. But let me change my mindset too and say I get to sleep more in the morning because I don’t have hair 😅
@@jillian4292I’ll have to try it out one day. Thanks 🙏🏽 right now I’m in my “I’m bald and don’t care what society thinks” phase but it often changes lol
@@caleahallenhell yeah to that mindset! ❤️
no disrespect but how does this comment relate to any of the video i feel like you are just trying to make people feel bad for you or to get attention rather true or not please stop trying to get unnecessary attention, respectfully 😊
As a white person videos like this are so interesting. For probably most people with my hair type (straight/wavy depending on various factors), hair is only rarely a communal thing, especially in adulthood. But just like you took a long time taking those braids out and had help doing it, I'm guessing braiding them took at least just as long and you did not do it all yourself
I'm guessing this helps build a unique culture and community feel around hair
I know not every Black person will wear braids, but many do or they might have another style that takes work/help. There's just so much that's different. It's not my culture and that's okay. I just think it's interesting/cool!
Interesting take-yes hair in BIG in the community. Historically, it was/is a time when stories were shared and bonds built. I promise this style probably took 8 hours if done by a stylist or 12 if she did it herself.
YES!!
Hair braiding, twisting, locking, sewing, and straightening is a big deal in our community because it takes a long time to do, has roots in religion & tradition, and has been used to create maps to get out slave states.
I agree. I'm white, and since my hair is just barely wavy, and short, all I gotta do is brush it and thats it. Videos like these make me long for those days of childhood where dad brushed my hair, y'know?
Not gonna lie... Never thought about it this way until brought it up... And I'm black LOL
@@cutienerdgirlseeds were braided into hair too, to bring from Africa to the US during the slave trade. I just found that out this year and I think that's one of the most unique uses of braids! :D
As a white girly with straight hair, I have LOTS of respect for how much y’all go through for your hair
These videos have created such a huge understanding when it came to hair care for natural curly curly hair. I knew it was high maintenance, but I never knew it was this much high maintenance. Mad respect, and truly understand the pain, and why they don’t want to get their hair wet (never understood that prior). Like, mad respect. I can brush my hair and I’ll look like a poodle (my curly hair just blows up), but Incan decide not to brush my hair and just put an ugly bun in and it just fine, or if I don’t do anything it’s okay too. But this is different, you have to do something with it, to make it at least look ‘ok’, and than it comes to a point, you already put so much time into it that just ‘ok’ is not okay anymore, it has to be decent, perfect, presentable. Again, this videos created mad respect and understanding for me.
Fr, I got similar hair to you and this makes me feel so lucky
Highest respect for these ppl bc I could never
Little trick I learned from taking down my own braids is putting some conditioner on them and taking a comb and picking them out that way. The hair does get a bit sticky but it’s very effective in the sense of time 🫶🏾🫶🏾
Coconut oil too!
I always condition while taking out my braids bc hell nawl lolol
Stealing this tip thanks 🙏🏾
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I always put oil on my hands when I do it
Love when u changed ur mindset ✨
I wish i could have seen videos like these when i was a kid. Kids these days are so lucky to have people like you around. Thanks for posting!
I felt every single emotion on a deep and personal level 😂😂
TIP: if you start taking them out in the center if you don’t feel like finishing that day you can always wear in a ponytail until you do 😉
Everybody knows that trick. Just like braid around until you finish
@@Plantoria305 Everybody but the OP?
I am familiar with when you put them on. I actually haven't considered it when i take down my braids so thank you.
Just make sure the hair you've already taken down is braided or twisted down to prevent more knots and tangles and to separate the chunks.
I’m crying 😂😂😂 . Currently taking my braids down now. I started last night & got a quarter done in 3 hours. We do we underestimate the tome required for our hair 😭😭😭
😂😂😂 Honestly that's why i prefer twist to the triple braids, they are so much faster to loosen.
I’m doing the same in an hour. Taking braids down is the only time I’m glad my hair is short 😂
shes so real for this
“I think its time these braids come out”
“ÆAAAAÆAAA”
Me:
👀
….
😂😂😂😂
I live for the change in mindset! “I GET to do my hair!” Yass we love a positive 👸🏽
Get some more braids lol. That’s always my solution when I just don’t feel like dealing 😂❤❤
You can get more braids, yes. But it's important to have a break between each install to give your hair a break from some of the tension. I just took mine out a few days ago and feel like im in hair purgatory for the next 30 days before i get my next install.
@@omg70330 days?!? Girl I’m giving it a week tops then back to protective styling!
@@santeria7214 Girl.... I understand the angst. Wish my hair was braided now. However, if you want to have or maintain healthy hair, you HAVE TO give it a break. If not, you'll compromise your scalp (full healthy edges are a MUST) while also weaken your strands.
I currently have braids and I'm bout to book my next braiding appointment 😂😂
@omg703 is so right ngl. I know many older women who regret putting braids in back to back. I mean if having edges is not your priority, fuck it but your hair will respond to consistent tension eventually . and this is coming from someone with locs knowing that I can’t get a retwist just every 2-3 weeks. I got to let me hair just grow and breath.
the amount of time and energy black women put into their hair terrifies me. i take absolute shit care of my hair, until yesterday i didn't even know ur not supposed to apply conditioner to ur roots. y'all are on a whole other level and it's insane
ur so pretty so jealous ❤
Your hair is beautiful! It was pretty in braids too though! 😘❤️😘😘
The it’s already happening LMFAOO😭😭😭💀I felt that in my chest
What was already happening I dont get it someone fill me in please😭
The emotions (mostly defeat, maybe anger even lol) and time consumption that comes with having to deal with curly hair on a daily basis 😭😂
@@kaylalovespups3441 LMFAO her hair wasn’t working with her so I was saying I understand the feeling, ive struggled SO much with my hair not cooperating so when she said “it’s already happening”I was like yeah girl I felt that😂
@@kaylalovespups3441thanks for asking this i was so lost
Gotta love being a hijabi and not having to worry abt a hairstyle or bad hair days
Girl you and I both know bad hijab days are REAL lmao
@sillyotter9047 true but bad hair days were worse imo
mad respect to yall for having the patience to sit through getting braids AND taking them out. dunno how yall do that
Yoo I feel this video to my core.
ngl when you said 12 i assumed you meant 12 AM ☠️ also i just took mine down and i did twists and then took them out after a little under a week. It was my first time but it was so nice bc i didn’t have to think abt it and ur hair is nice and wavy when you take them down~
Literally. I was like who has their friend come over at 3 am to help them unbraid their hair. Like a good one fosho, but damn 😂
The sunlight doesn't say midnight
My bestie in college was about to go home for Christmas to her African mother and drafted me into an all-nighter to take out her super grown out braids. It was a true honor to help her avoid a lecture. ❤️🔥
😊 your hair is so cute dont let anyone else tell you different
“Lemme change my mindset…” *Me af EVERY DAMN DAY!* 😭😭😩😩
Beautiful hair!
She’s so pretty!!!
Ooh I really love the color of your hair! Out of genuine curiosity - and please forgive my ignorance if this is a dumb question - what do you do with the hair that is removed? I don't have any experience with extensions like that, so I'm not sure. Can you save it to reuse later?
I'm very curious too
haha I just throw it away!
The exact reason our braids always get that last week before taking it down 😂
Me rn😅
I knew I was on to something 😁🥰
Me at the moment 😂
She is too cute and the braids and her natural hair are beautiful! ❤️
It actually looks sooo good on you, so classy
I love textured hair! It’s so beautiful. My favorite is when it’s just natural and free flowing. It catches the light in all the curls and waves. ❤️
Next time , uses comb or a pen , it makes it much easier to take out each braid.
The trick is to section them into four equal parts and only do one section at a time and detangle as you go. Also put the hair that’s been taken out back into a section so it doesn’t get in the way
Your natural hair is gorgeous!
Your hair is … GORGEOUS
The way I been taking down my
daughter’s braids is use a spray bottle with warm ish/hot ish water mixed with like 5 pumps of conditioner. It still takes me like 4 hours for real. But it’s much smoother of a process
It’s always so interesting when I see ppl wash their hair in the tub vs the kitchen sink. 👍🏾
I do it in the tub. I have more room, lol. I hate when my elbows hit the counter.
Why lol
@@kaykartel2749 i find the unfamiliar interesting…different from how I do it or what I’ve been exposed to. I had a friend that came over n washed her hair in the tub n i was like girl we got a whole kitchen sink😂🤣…
It's just gross for most people to wash their hair where dirty plates usually stay and vice versa. 😂
@@cutienerdgirl one would clearly clean the sink out before washing your hair, as I’m pretty sure u would clean/clear the area by the tub.
When you're naturally gorgeous, you can pull off any look with your hair.
i really appreciate you guys that have to deal with curly hair, mad respect
i love the changed mindset on your hair. imma incorporate this thought into my life. i have to take out my hair soon and can’t afford to get it redone for awhile. i’ve been dreading doing my hair, but this will help me see it in s better light. especially since i haven’t had my hair out almost the whole year
You looked so chic and polished with the low bun ❤❤❤
So, you can't be chic and polished in braids?
I loved your hair slicked back 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
She’s so pretty
Try using the end of a rat tail comb it helps a lot when pulling small braids out
Black girls and women go through SO much with their hair. Y’all are troopers tbh.
Can I just say how beautiful you really are. You look like you’re from a Disney movie you’re just so beautiful.
I love your natural hair. You did the right thing. Don't listen to your friend.
You're a gorgeous girl
Natural beauty
You are so pretty
Honestly you're better than me😭. It most times takes 2-3 days to completely finish. This summer, I pushed myself and binged the last two Lord of the Rings movies while pulling them out. Bear in mind I had started the day before and I had already cut them. The only advantage was that I was using a comb so good on you for finishing so quickly.
I was like “Gurl why did you cut it so low”, then I saw, I wouldn’t have cut anything 😭
Next time grab a rattail comb put two together comb them out two at a time
That amount of hair that was on the floor, is CRAZY.
Btw I think you look good with braids, and without braids❤
Thank you!!
@@samrawitmintesnot nothing to thank
YOUR HAIR IS BEAUTIFUL
This is about to be me tomorrow I’m
Taking these twist out it’s been two weeks 😂
😩😩😩😩 this is me
I don’t know how people with this hair texture manage their hair and make it look so good, y’all are seriously talented 💕
Your natural hair look so gorgeous!!! ❤
Girl, just be thankful that you didn't lose your mind, decide to cut the braids and realize that you CUT YOUR OWN HAIR INSTEAD OF JUST THE EXTENSIONS! LMAO! #IDidThat
You look beautiful regardless of the hair style.
Her hair is so stunning
I love your positive attitude. Your are beautiful.
I absolutely love the look of natural hair 😍
Girl you're gorgeous
Rollercoaster of emotions on thos episode!!!!
Nawa for life sha!
Can't wait for next week😢
Your natural hair is beautiful 😩
In second grade, I asked my teacher how long it took to do her hair, as she’d often have braids or locs, and she told me that it would sometimes take her mom 12 hours to do her hair. Ever since, I’ve been in awe of how much time and effort goes into black hairstyles, so much respect
Perfectly said, change your mindset!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love the way you think!!!!!
I love ur hair!!!
Your real hair is beautiful! 🩷
I ❤️ your natural hair!
Looks so much better without the braids. Good change!
You are so pretty!
The fact that you changed your attitude in the middle of that sentence was literally the coolest f****** thing I've ever seen in my life!
Your natural hair is gorgeous ❤
actually I think the slick back pony tail looked good on you. Such a pretty girl.
Gorgeous with any hair variation you're sporting!!!!
I suggest that you cut your hair short if you don’t want to deal with it as much (but that’s just my opinion if you prefer long hair that’s fine too)
she's beautiful, and her hair is goals
Black hair (Not just the color) is one of the most beautiful hair types on the planet, but why must the price be so steep??? T_T
I felt every single emotion in this, the emotional roller coaster of the process is unmatched 😭
I think your natural hair looks awesome and I love it slicked back like that!