absolutely that's why i still haven't seen someone. i know people do things at their own time and pace etc but I just i'm not there yet its a weird space to be in mentally
Tell your client we thank her very much for letting this be recorded. Tell her she is not the only one who has gone through this experience I have noticed other videos where other people have gone through this also. I believe that you and your client have helped so many people. Human beings go through things. Peace and an abundance of blessings to you and your client.
Me, I’m going through it right now. Life has been Lifing as it does for all of us. I stopped giving so much time, effort, and energy into my hair. Wigs covered it. It was a great experience. So liberating. However, I don’t want it to be permanent. Thinking of a big chop from waist length. “Freedom”.
I’ve definitely neglected my hair a time or two. I get these little mini knots that take hours to work through. I think the base rate is fair because detangling matted or knotted hair is no joke
I've neglected my hair before too, and my dad made me cut most of my length off. It was easier physically than detangling but mentally? Genuinely I would never do that again, or advise anyone to do it themselves
Im going to thumbs up this video however I think you may be misinformed on how to properly detangle hair. This process didnt take you 2 days and a span of 5 hours, also I never saw you rip through her hair with a wide tooth comb. Most importantly, you didnt give any commands to the hydrogen bonds so theyre just doing whatever they want! I leave this comment with love, and hopefully you’re able to learn from this.
I too have had tangles that became matted recently. I have fine textured hair. I have been natural since 2012. I have been doing my hair myself and it was thriving and growing from a big chop. I have gone through a extremely stressful time the last three years and I began to neglect my hair. I went monthly to have a silk press and the cosmetologist was not receptive to the natural oils I was using. She was angry, and it showed in the services. I finally stopped going to be abused. I just gave up!! I would do my hair 3 hrs and just leave it two strand twisted and not comb it until Saturday night for church on Sunday! Even that became too much. So I stopped going. I thought I had really combed through it and twisted it but when I washed my hair I , did a lot wrong and it banded together in different sections of my hair. I was left not knowing what to do. I kept conditioner in and worked the smaller sections through. But the big mats were frusting and I left it and wetted my hair and continued to work on it. I gave up and finally went to another cosmetologist and he said nothing after I explained the matting. He tried but he was frustrated and started cutting. Then he applied a perm and then color and when he was done my shoulder length was maybe ear length! I lost all edges on one side, my hair is coming out, I reached out but he refused to tell me what to do to calm it down. I should have gone to the barber shop gor a big chop. I'm in counseling now, working through tough issues and slowly taking myself back. Self care slowly has been like a balm to my mind, heart and myself. I have followed Narada since he was in cosmetology school. I need real help with my hair, I am close enough to visit him once a month. My therapist believes that my journey it will be a tremendous boost to take my control back and enjoy my hair again! Thanks for reading.
In all the years that I've been subscribed to your channel one thing that has been a constant is hair health. If you tried some technique or treatment that did not work you would share that too. If someone is mad because you spoke on what all stylists are taught in school about heat that is fine - it is their loss. I like that you stand your ground for what is right. You did a wonderful job with your client's hair and I hope that she comes back for a treatment once she gets the detangling complete. ❤
I think a lot of people have a knee jerk reaction when someone feels strongly about wearing one’s natural, afro-kinky hair. I always see responses along the lines of “let people do what they want!”. And like, yeah, fine, no one can make you wear your natural hair. But we do a disservice to our community and history by acting like so many people just happened to feel they’d rather cover their hair at all costs than wear a twist out. These choices may feel individual and they do have individual impact, but they don’t exist in a vacuum. We have to interrogate these things personally and as a community. Not to bring shame to individuals but to assess what these actions respond to and whether they reinforce or dismantle the very real discrimination against our hair. I wouldn’t be surprised if in 30 years we look back and say “damn, the wig companies really preyed on us”. The same way we’re starting to look at relaxers today. Anyway! Great video, your work is invaluable. ❤
I’m getting emotional watching you take this woman’s hair down. I appreciate your compassion for her and whatever her life situation is. Your conversation showed how much you love what you do. This is one of your life’s purposes. Keep doing God’s work.
I am so tired,but I have to take care of my temple from head to toe. I will be getting a shampoo, conditioner,detangle,and detox because my hair is matted and balding in some spots! Then I will get a very short boy cut and start my hair journey right away. And you are correct brother,that heat does more damage than good for natural hair. AMEN 🙂😭
Love your videos! I want to have kids one day, so I started watching stylists talk about natural hair because I'm not good with my own hair, let alone someone else's lol
You care about people and it shows in your methods.....thank you for holding space for your clients. Sometimes all someone needs is a listening ear and watchful eye.....❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've seen this video and wondering if you can help. I work with a child who's hair is alot more matted and clumped than this child's Do you have any recommendations please He has a learning difficulty and we are struggling
It reminds me of the channel Love518. Sometimes she takes 4 days to detangle hair that is matted for years. Her content actually make millions of views sometimes. People love watching the whole process
Yeah i don't like broadcasting clients that are struggling with self care and mental illness. People are extremely judgemental and these ppl are just the for help without all the negative attention but i think she does great work
Oh it could happen. There could definitely be a weave/bundle shortage. Every industry is gonna feel a supply shortage at some point. Every domino will eventually fall. One day it’s mine, one day it’s yours, one day it’s both.
Some times we’re just too tender headed to detangle on a regular basis so we tend to wet it and put it in a ponytail and then before we know it it’s a natty mess.
This reminding me how im fatigued with taking care of my Hair rn. i need to put some braids or something in but i feel like those styles break my hair. My sister does my hair and she said when she dips the braids in the hot water (my hair is long) it doesnt affect my real hair. But i feel like she lied to me 😂 because i always have like hella split ends
Thank you for showing us your technique and thanks to your client for allowing this to be filmed. You may have mentioned this in the video(I’m watching it now)-what was your technique for applying the African pride pre-poo? I know you said it works best in wet hair. Did you wet her hair first here and then apply the pre-poo? Also did you let it sit for a bit before detangling?
I just applied it directly and used water to spread the product into the strands. If it would dry up from sitting so long I would just rewet it there's a point in the video where I add the product I'll see if I can find the time stamp
I've heard that it's best not to detangle with regular conditioner, as it would be left on the hair given the many variables of de-matting hair. I trust what you say about hair as you are very knowledgeable about hair, even passionate! Which to me, indicates a gift. What products are you using to help this woman please? It would be so very helpful to know. ❤
Happen to my hair once after not taking down braids soon and found out my hair mats easily. Tried a few hours to detangle and didn't have the patience and decided just to cut it. She has some hair loss I see why she wouldn't want to cut
I had knotless box braids for a month. I'm over here praying I have 3 knots and I don't know how to loosen it. I don't want to cut a whole section of my hair.
I have a question, does spraying a leave in conditionier or detangler & then steaming aid in hair detangling? I just love your care of your clients 💜💜 Real facts, sometimes just quiet is calming & helpful💜💜💜
Cut off all the thinning and damaged ends and just be consistent with keeping the hair clean, moisturized, and healthy. Once the damaged portions are cut the hair will technically be healthy and all you have to do is maintain the health. The thinning areas of her scalp is another issue. This is my first time meeting her so I don't know exactly what caused her hair to thin like that but that would need to be addressed and the hair may be able to come back in or out it might be too late.
Per hour? I think that’s a little too much. I hope she can end up getting her hair straightened out. $250.00 is a whole lotta money for most folks. If she had stayed for the extra hour it would have cost her $ 375.00 That’s just not doable for most people. I’m sure she wanted to do it but just couldn’t .
@@rhondastiers3261 that's why you don't let your hair mat up. You have to pay someone for their time and expertise. If you don't pay for upkeep, you will end up paying for it later on down the line. It can also be taken down in stages so it's not all at once. You can also take it down yourself. That's always an option. What's too much to me, is letting your hair mat up for months at a time and expecting a cheap service price for an extreme and time extensive service.
My kid needs to be paying me for hair services. It takes me like 8+ hours to take their box braids down and get that matted stuff out. And then box braids go right back up because I'm lazy when it comes to hair. My kid will be in box braids until they're 18😂🤣😂 They have that long thick coarse hair and two strand twy twist/or box braids have really helped with their hair growth/retention and save me time not having to do hair but every two months when it's time to take them down.
Id love to know what you used? It seems to work so well. Im getting myself back out of a season of depression,and my hair has matts. Ive teied soo many things that arent working. Thank you in advance 🫶🏾
Bless you for allowing her a safe space. Sometimes its easier to neglect then face potential embarassment/judgement from people.
absolutely that's why i still haven't seen someone. i know people do things at their own time and pace etc but I just i'm not there yet its a weird space to be in mentally
@@loeuphoria I pray you feel better soon
Tell your client we thank her very much for letting this be recorded. Tell her she is not the only one who has gone through this experience I have noticed other videos where other people have gone through this also. I believe that you and your client have helped so many people. Human beings go through things. Peace and an abundance of blessings to you and your client.
Me, I’m going through it right now. Life has been Lifing as it does for all of us. I stopped giving so much time, effort, and energy into my hair. Wigs covered it. It was a great experience. So liberating. However, I don’t want it to be permanent. Thinking of a big chop from waist length. “Freedom”.
I’ve definitely neglected my hair a time or two. I get these little mini knots that take hours to work through. I think the base rate is fair because detangling matted or knotted hair is no joke
I've neglected my hair before too, and my dad made me cut most of my length off. It was easier physically than detangling but mentally? Genuinely I would never do that again, or advise anyone to do it themselves
I love the gentleness applied to the detangling. It is awesome how your methods have merit in your career. Proof is EVIDENTLY in the pudding with ya!
Im going to thumbs up this video however I think you may be misinformed on how to properly detangle hair. This process didnt take you 2 days and a span of 5 hours, also I never saw you rip through her hair with a wide tooth comb. Most importantly, you didnt give any commands to the hydrogen bonds so theyre just doing whatever they want! I leave this comment with love, and hopefully you’re able to learn from this.
This is probably why I'm Bald and can't do no hair 🥴
Lol I was about to get upset
@@aesinam lmao that was my reaction too 😭🤣😂
Great job, Narada! I can't spend someone else's money, but I would have completed the service. Having the peace of mind is priceless.
I too have had tangles that became matted recently. I have fine textured hair. I have been natural since 2012. I have been doing my hair myself and it was thriving and growing from a big chop. I have gone through a extremely stressful time the last three years and I began to neglect my hair. I went monthly to have a silk press and the cosmetologist was not receptive to the natural oils I was using. She was angry, and it showed in the services. I finally stopped going to be abused. I just gave up!! I would do my hair 3 hrs and just leave it two strand twisted and not comb it until Saturday night for church on Sunday! Even that became too much. So I stopped going. I thought I had really combed through it and twisted it but when I washed my hair I , did a lot wrong and it banded together in different sections of my hair. I was left not knowing what to do. I kept conditioner in and worked the smaller sections through. But the big mats were frusting and I left it and wetted my hair and continued to work on it. I gave up and finally went to another cosmetologist and he said nothing after I explained the matting. He tried but he was frustrated and started cutting. Then he applied a perm and then color and when he was done my shoulder length was maybe ear length! I lost all edges on one side, my hair is coming out, I reached out but he refused to tell me what to do to calm it down. I should have gone to the barber shop gor a big chop. I'm in counseling now, working through tough issues and slowly taking myself back. Self care slowly has been like a balm to my mind, heart and myself. I have followed Narada since he was in cosmetology school. I need real help with my hair, I am close enough to visit him once a month. My therapist believes that my journey it will be a tremendous boost to take my control back and enjoy my hair again! Thanks for reading.
Thank you Narada for serving your clients with TLC. We are all going thru something in our lives. 🥰🥰 God bless you and your team.
In all the years that I've been subscribed to your channel one thing that has been a constant is hair health. If you tried some technique or treatment that did not work you would share that too. If someone is mad because you spoke on what all stylists are taught in school about heat that is fine - it is their loss. I like that you stand your ground for what is right.
You did a wonderful job with your client's hair and I hope that she comes back for a treatment once she gets the detangling complete. ❤
I love that you actually give your prices ❤
I think a lot of people have a knee jerk reaction when someone feels strongly about wearing one’s natural, afro-kinky hair. I always see responses along the lines of “let people do what they want!”. And like, yeah, fine, no one can make you wear your natural hair. But we do a disservice to our community and history by acting like so many people just happened to feel they’d rather cover their hair at all costs than wear a twist out. These choices may feel individual and they do have individual impact, but they don’t exist in a vacuum. We have to interrogate these things personally and as a community. Not to bring shame to individuals but to assess what these actions respond to and whether they reinforce or dismantle the very real discrimination against our hair.
I wouldn’t be surprised if in 30 years we look back and say “damn, the wig companies really preyed on us”. The same way we’re starting to look at relaxers today.
Anyway! Great video, your work is invaluable. ❤
I been through depression and understand how your hair can get matted like hers .
I feel you on wanting black women to love their natural hair
I’m getting emotional watching you take this woman’s hair down. I appreciate your compassion for her and whatever her life situation is. Your conversation showed how much you love what you do. This is one of your life’s purposes. Keep doing God’s work.
I really love the way you did this. You were so gentle, and kind to this beauty. Keep doing what you are doing because you're only getting better.
Thank you!
Thank you for showing our Queen how beautiful she is, and for taking such good care of her. We appreciate you King 🤴 🙏
Beautiful patience. Your price is reasonable.
I am so tired,but I have to take care of my temple from head to toe.
I will be getting a shampoo, conditioner,detangle,and detox because my hair is matted and balding in some spots!
Then I will get a very short boy cut and start my hair journey right away.
And you are correct brother,that heat does more damage than good for natural hair.
AMEN 🙂😭
Love your videos! I want to have kids one day, so I started watching stylists talk about natural hair because I'm not good with my own hair, let alone someone else's lol
You care about people and it shows in your methods.....thank you for holding space for your clients. Sometimes all someone needs is a listening ear and watchful eye.....❤❤❤❤❤❤
You did an amazing job with her hair 👍🏽
I've seen this video and wondering if you can help. I work with a child who's hair is alot more matted and clumped than this child's
Do you have any recommendations please
He has a learning difficulty and we are struggling
thank you for caring about hair the way you do........
I wish I could find someone in Cleveland I can go to for my matted hair.
I’m so impressed with your work. I have severely matted depression hair. Where are you located?
Bless you! so gentle I wish it was easy finding hairstylist like you here in the UK
It reminds me of the channel Love518. Sometimes she takes 4 days to detangle hair that is matted for years. Her content actually make millions of views sometimes. People love watching the whole process
Yeah i don't like broadcasting clients that are struggling with self care and mental illness. People are extremely judgemental and these ppl are just the for help without all the negative attention but i think she does great work
Oh it could happen. There could definitely be a weave/bundle shortage. Every industry is gonna feel a supply shortage at some point. Every domino will eventually fall. One day it’s mine, one day it’s yours, one day it’s both.
You have alot of Patience. I know I wouldnt be able to do this like at all in the slightest.🤣
Some times we’re just too tender headed to detangle on a regular basis so we tend to wet it and put it in a ponytail and then before we know it it’s a natty mess.
This reminding me how im fatigued with taking care of my
Hair rn. i need to put some braids or something in but i feel like those styles break my hair. My sister does my hair and she said when she dips the braids in the hot water (my hair is long) it doesnt affect my real hair. But i feel like she lied to me 😂 because i always have like hella split ends
Very hot water will definitely affect your hair. She can use a hot towel on the hair instead of dipping in hot water
Thank you for showing us your technique and thanks to your client for allowing this to be filmed.
You may have mentioned this in the video(I’m watching it now)-what was your technique for applying the African pride pre-poo?
I know you said it works best in wet hair. Did you wet her hair first here and then apply the pre-poo? Also did you let it sit for a bit before detangling?
I just applied it directly and used water to spread the product into the strands. If it would dry up from sitting so long I would just rewet it there's a point in the video where I add the product I'll see if I can find the time stamp
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@@AfrikanHairGod thanks!
Woooow, where were you when I started my natural hair journey? I got so many haha moments watching your videos. Thank you !
Are you in NYC ?
I like everything you said. Great video.
I've heard that it's best not to detangle with regular conditioner, as it would be left on the hair given the many variables of de-matting hair. I trust what you say about hair as you are very knowledgeable about hair, even passionate! Which to me, indicates a gift. What products are you using to help this woman please? It would be so very helpful to know. ❤
What products did you use to detangle it? And what is the name of that brush?❤
Happen to my hair once after not taking down braids soon and found out my hair mats easily. Tried a few hours to detangle and didn't have the patience and decided just to cut it. She has some hair loss I see why she wouldn't want to cut
I had knotless box braids for a month. I'm over here praying I have 3 knots and I don't know how to loosen it. I don't want to cut a whole section of my hair.
I appreciate this video. I wish you were in my area. This is whats happened with my hair🤦🏾♀️ I think Im just going to cut it.😩
I have a question, does spraying a leave in conditionier or detangler & then steaming aid in hair detangling? I just love your care of your clients 💜💜 Real facts, sometimes just quiet is calming & helpful💜💜💜
I make them knots in 2months of braiding with the stupid gel they put lol.
I was so curious abot the products use, thanks for this vid.
What detangler you use?
Hi, if I wanted to do a loc takedown, what products would you recommend ?
May I ask what products you used?
Help. My hair is short and matted. Have knots along strand. 😔
what would be the steps for regrowth back to healthy hair???
Cut off all the thinning and damaged ends and just be consistent with keeping the hair clean, moisturized, and healthy. Once the damaged portions are cut the hair will technically be healthy and all you have to do is maintain the health. The thinning areas of her scalp is another issue. This is my first time meeting her so I don't know exactly what caused her hair to thin like that but that would need to be addressed and the hair may be able to come back in or out it might be too late.
What are you using to detangle the hair
I THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO GO IN WITHA. BLOW DRYER FIRST😫😫😂😂😂jkjk
Where u located
Per hour? I think that’s a little too much. I hope she can end up getting her hair straightened out. $250.00 is a whole lotta money for most folks. If she had stayed for the extra hour it would have cost her $ 375.00 That’s just not doable for most people. I’m sure she wanted to do it but just couldn’t .
@@rhondastiers3261 that's why you don't let your hair mat up. You have to pay someone for their time and expertise. If you don't pay for upkeep, you will end up paying for it later on down the line. It can also be taken down in stages so it's not all at once.
You can also take it down yourself. That's always an option. What's too much to me, is letting your hair mat up for months at a time and expecting a cheap service price for an extreme and time extensive service.
My kid needs to be paying me for hair services. It takes me like 8+ hours to take their box braids down and get that matted stuff out. And then box braids go right back up because I'm lazy when it comes to hair. My kid will be in box braids until they're 18😂🤣😂
They have that long thick coarse hair and two strand twy twist/or box braids have really helped with their hair growth/retention and save me time not having to do hair but every two months when it's time to take them down.
Id love to know what you used? It seems to work so well. Im getting myself back out of a season of depression,and my hair has matts. Ive teied soo many things that arent working. Thank you in advance 🫶🏾