How to get FAKE EDGES in mins | without a lace wig or closure piece

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  • Опубликовано: 20 авг 2022
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    ✨🎬Hello👋🏾! New RUclipsr here 😁…So I have suffered from alopecia since I was about 9yrs old. As hard as it is to be public about this condition, I wanted to be able to help others who may be going through the same thing as well. I wanted to share how I created this look. Shout out to RUclipsr "Ms Willaworld" for introducing me to this method! Her video was the first time I had ever seen this done! Although this is like my third attempt at this method, RUclipsr "Vanessa Monaé" inspired me to give it another try. 💕#alopecia #hairloss #hairstyle
    Products Used in video:
    •1 pack of Premium Human Hair
    •30 sec Super Hair Bond Glue
    •Rat tail comb
    •Got2BGel (black tube)
    •Got2B freeze spray
    •Hand brush
    •Argan Oil perfect edges (black)
    🚨‼️ Please Dont Leave fake edges/ illusion edges on over 3 consecutive days when using these products, it could cause skin irritation. I also highly recommend using proper skin protectors, and doing a skin test, prior to using this method. Then clean area thoroughly after taking down.
    ✨To learn more about my hair story checkout my ebook “Hair Me Out” here: marcellashelton.gumroad.com/l... (it also includes, makeovers, wig directory, beauty tips, and more!)
    Other related video: High Ponytail tutorial • How to get a HIGH PONY...
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  • @build-a-girl
    @build-a-girl  Год назад +216

    Correction: *illusion hairline… not invisible hairline
    🚨For fast & easy removal, use:
    *Lotta Body coconut and shea oils setting lotion (to remove your illusion edges)
    *Oil free wig shine (to remove tracks)

    • @TanzytheglowupG
      @TanzytheglowupG Год назад +13

      Thank u for telling us!

    • @trolln7551
      @trolln7551 Год назад +19

      Do you have hereditary or traction alopecia? Because if you have traction alopecia you stop using glue & your hair may start to grow back

    • @silasekpinda5239
      @silasekpinda5239 Год назад +1

      1

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +96

      @@trolln7551 I believe a mixture of both. My father has alopecia as well…but mostly traction. As I mentioned in the description, my hair has been gone since I was a little girl (so before I even start doing my hair own hair) that’s what prompted me to start doing my hair myself. I was tired of being looked at crazy, and talked about because of my hair loss. It’s been gone for years, even without any chemicals, glue, in the way to stunt it’s growth (or lack thereof) I came to the conclusion a long time ago, it’s not growing back, and that’s ok. Most importantly Ive accepted it. In the mist of it all my passion grew for doing hair. So it’s been my way of expression, and learning to improvise, in all aspects of my life for that matter.
      I appreciate your sugggestion, and thanks for tuning in!

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +11

      @@TanzytheglowupG you’re very welcome! 😃

  • @nip1766
    @nip1766 Год назад +1192

    Ignore all the negative feedback. You look beautiful you hair turned out perfect. We do the best we can with what we were given. Everyone has an opinion until it's them... then they expect compassion and understanding. No matter what the reason is behind your hair loss you do what feels good to you!

    • @NaturallyKoilyKuteness78
      @NaturallyKoilyKuteness78 Год назад +54

      People prefer to be a-holes these days without even wanting to a person's story. If RUclips removed the ability for people to comment, they wouldn't use the app at all.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +56

      🎯🙌🏾 Exactly, and thank you!

    • @d.r.robinson9599
      @d.r.robinson9599 Год назад +16

      exactly...thank you....

    • @caramelapple4053
      @caramelapple4053 Год назад +20

      @@build-a-girl absolutely 💯 you look beautiful

    • @chenoalaurencin
      @chenoalaurencin Год назад +12

      Agreed

  • @Caifanxx896
    @Caifanxx896 Год назад +404

    Wow, this is an art form. I'm a 44yo Mexican woman with waist-length straight hair. When I was sixteen a cousin from the States came to Mexico for a visit. Before the visit, I asked my cousin to bring pictures of his friends and girlfriend and a pic of his surroundings because at that time I had never been to the states. You have to remember this was mid 90's and there was no social media available, no internet or cells available for poor people like us. Anyway, to this day I clearly remember gasping when he showed me the pic of his girlfriend. Up to that point in my life I had never seen such a beautiful girl ever! Her beautiful dark flawless skin, her exquisite nail art, the bright colors of her clothes, her extremely white sneakers (I know it's a weird thing to say but at least for me it was a sight because we had no pavement and it was borderline impossible to keep your shoes clean let alone white sneakers with white laces!) Her gold earrings, I was mesmerized. What had me in awe was her hair. I had never seen anything like it. It was asymmetrical down to her ear on one side and the other side above her ear. She had unique curls, well, to me they look like curls but they weren't. I know the statement makes no sense but that's the only way for me to describe it. Right there in then, I made up my mind that I wanted curly hair. So I did what any sensible broke teenager with zero hair care knowledge, I permed my hair at home by myself. It was a disaster. I burnt my hair and had to shave my head at sixteen. My confidence was out the window and I only left the house to go to school. Do you know who gave me the confidence to embrace my hairless head? Black women. I purposely sought out magazines that feature BW, it was so freaking difficult but was able to manage. BW has so much confidence, not afraid to take fashion risks. BW are trendsetters. Thank you, BW for providing a sixteen-year-old in a town in Mexico the boost in confidence that I needed to embrace my hair and head. To this day I love curly hair. After my hair failure and the trauma, I won't ever perm it ever again. The most I do is curl my straight hair but the curls don't last because my hair is very straight. Thank you for reading this long post. I had to give BW their well-deserved flowers 💐

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +37

      Oh how sweet! Thanks for sharing that!
      🙏🏾Thank you!! 😁💕

    • @ceecee5149
      @ceecee5149 Год назад +16

      ❤❤❤

    • @Mallayah004
      @Mallayah004 Год назад +20

      Thanks for sharing!

    • @cauliflowerpower41
      @cauliflowerpower41 Год назад +14

      Awww que linda y te aprecio

    • @AshMcMiller
      @AshMcMiller Год назад +23

      This was beautiful and thank you Queen 🖤

  • @Nikkijs915
    @Nikkijs915 Год назад +135

    Most people couldn’t walk a mile in your shoes. I commend you for pushing through and finding a way!! I probably would have given up. You are going to encourage so many women!

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +1

      🙏🏾💕 thank you!🙌🏾

    • @dompbrown5293
      @dompbrown5293 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@build-a-girlYou definitely encouraged me bc I’m missing hair in the same exact areas sis! Thank you!! Even the thinnin! You’re bomb af💯💃🏾

  • @ericadunn1506
    @ericadunn1506 Год назад +287

    As many women suffering from loss edges this is a brilliant idea! You did an amazing job! Love it ❤

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +2

      Thank you 🙏🏾 💕

    • @cathrineselemela4009
      @cathrineselemela4009 Год назад +8

      @@build-a-girl I was involved in a car accident that left my forehead with a scar that doesn't grow hair anymore can you please tell me the name of the jell you're using i need it so cover the scar that's on my Edge🙏🏽🙏🏽
      With lots of love from South Africa ❤❤❤💞🇿🇦

    • @tanzaniawilliams4379
      @tanzaniawilliams4379 Год назад +8

      A lot of women won't be losing their edges if they stop using the glue and excessive hair weave. It's best to leave the natural hair natural because eventually it does not grow back.

    • @twannamartin6829
      @twannamartin6829 Год назад +4

      @@cathrineselemela4009 Its Got To Be gel, check the video 2:18 (2 minute 18 seconds). Best wishes to you

    • @lettiegrant9447
      @lettiegrant9447 Год назад +5

      Keep those braids out of your hair and you won't lose your hair.

  • @slickpatt7870
    @slickpatt7870 Год назад +654

    I have the same problem with my edges since a child and they will not grow back. To see her be free and show everyone really just brought me to tears. Thank you for being vulnerable

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +30

      🥹🙌🏾🙏🏾

    • @deniseking385
      @deniseking385 Год назад

      Please use red onion, clove's, rice, funekel seeds boil place in spray bottle you most definitely will begin to see fuzz of hair growth also add oils of your choice massage daily put on at least three times a day within two weeks you will see it can happen but don't allow clue using hair to cover it. Use stocking cap wig if you must. Because within 6 months time you'll be happy with results

    • @liaantwi4195
      @liaantwi4195 Год назад +26

      I was thinking the same thing! My edges fell out after having my daughter just over 7 years ago and they never really came back. It had gotten worse after I had my son almost 4 years ago. I've been cutting my hair all off because of that since then and seeing this made me feel like I'm not alone ❤️ Beautiful results!

    • @Chiiyna
      @Chiiyna Год назад +16

      Me also I been dealing with that condition since I was a teen and usually wear wigs, I applaud 👏🏽 you, thanks for the video! Very informative

    • @leonorrivera91
      @leonorrivera91 Год назад +3

      I went though this five years ago lost my edges they weaved my hair with no extra hair it pulled NY edges you want to go your edges you must used Amla, oil leaving treatment it bot going to work over night,but if u stop messing with your hair GWT a wig and add this oil every night slot massage your scalp. And yes it will grow for sure I have more hair now long and edges are back. I had bald spot its was awful. Please buy this it will work. I still use it. I stop relaxing my hair. Do not wash your hair just continue using it he oil. I wash my hair every two month for my natural oil to blend with the amla, oil. To weave no raids just a wig with no glue every night if u are off from work out it in the morning with a plastic bag. Ok good luck. This will work for sure everyday on your edges.

  • @mariabrewer5504
    @mariabrewer5504 Год назад +499

    Baby girl, you did that! This video is going to blow up!!! Keep using your gifts and talents. Blessings to you

  • @luxebebe1428
    @luxebebe1428 Год назад +167

    I love how vulnerable you were in this video. I'm sure it's not easy dealing with this issue. You are phenomenal.

  • @diyangeluk
    @diyangeluk 5 месяцев назад +9

    As a very reputable hairdresser I must say how I am really impressed! You have found a way to make it all happen plus you do it very neatly. WELL DONE you top class beauty!❤❤❤

  • @rorober.1423
    @rorober.1423 Год назад +187

    Black women are truly art. Love what you did ❣

    • @missvida6251
      @missvida6251 10 месяцев назад +1

      With no edges???? That's not art but ok…

    • @igiveyouthefacts
      @igiveyouthefacts 8 месяцев назад

      @@missvida6251lol

  • @TrustingGod623
    @TrustingGod623 Год назад +251

    Amazing 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Black people are so creative! We wait for no one to come up with solutions to our hair issues. As a matter of fact hair companies look to us for answers. Love it 🥰

    • @kimarinwine3665
      @kimarinwine3665 Год назад +14

      Yes👏🏾We👏🏾Are👏🏾 we are nothing short of amazing and divinely created! This young lady just helped thousands. Great work🤩

    • @jocelynfleming9808
      @jocelynfleming9808 Год назад +16

      How is this smart? Smart would be to not wear this fake-ass hair that tears all your real hair out.

    • @melmel8683
      @melmel8683 Год назад +4

      @@jocelynfleming9808 well said, now that's smart, just avoid the things ripping the hair out.

    • @arganiaspinosa9122
      @arganiaspinosa9122 Год назад +19

      @@jocelynfleming9808 I don't have hair issues but I find these videos interesting to watch. Have you heard of alopecia?? Yes, many people know of traction alopecia which is caused by hairstyles, weaves and braiding being too tight and damaging. BUT many people also suffer from a form of alopecia that is due to their heredity, hormonal changes, medical conditions etc, it may not be their fault, just the luck of the draw. I imagine this type of a video is an option for those people who ALREADY have bald spots and want options for dealing with their hair. And based on the comments I am seeing under this video, it seems like her TARGET AUDIENCE is finding the video helpful.

    • @adriennerobinson1180
      @adriennerobinson1180 Год назад

      You got that right ✅️

  • @ladyroyalsupremest
    @ladyroyalsupremest Год назад +110

    There are different forms of alopecia and seeing a dermatologist can help. I think alopecia isn’t talked about enough in the black community. It’s not always wearing weave that’s the problem. Cutting your hair or going natural isn’t always a cure for bald edges/hairlines. I did the big chop thinking it would help, but my hair grew back and no hair in the same areas where I was bald. Alopecia can be due to hormonal changes etc. it’s best to see a dermatologist to see if it’s reliable.

    • @dionnasimpson4021
      @dionnasimpson4021 Год назад

      My daughter had alopecia when she was a baby until 6 yrs old. I found an india homemade herbal shampoo that cured it. Use neem, fenugreek, aloe vera powder, tusli (holy basil) and alma (all powder forms)… boil, strain and use as shampoo.

    • @peacefulblessed2114
      @peacefulblessed2114 Год назад +11

      It also do to low iron and zinc I went a dermatologist, she ordered blood tests . My results came back low iron and zinc

    • @ls-l1518
      @ls-l1518 Год назад +6

      But if you had never mistreated your hair, would you have issues then? Black people have great hair. I think you look much better with your natural hair, short, long, braided.

    • @ls-l1518
      @ls-l1518 Год назад

      @ZRO Waist
      Isn't the straightening very harch?

    • @thegiftedseer6764
      @thegiftedseer6764 Год назад +10

      @@ls-l1518 can you READ? This post isn't about relaxers or braids! They're black women who have been wearing relaxers for ages and their hair does not come out! Diseases and inflammation like sarcoidosis can make your hair fall out. You just wanna be argumentative and tell black women what should and shouldn't do!

  • @sonyahicks1199
    @sonyahicks1199 Год назад +17

    Girl you did THAT ..idc what NOBODY said.. ❤..if you choose to glue your hair that's your choice but can't NOBODY take away this was freaking PERRRFECT HUNNAY SLAYYY

  • @pretty-sweet1283
    @pretty-sweet1283 Год назад +77

    I applaud you for having courage to do it on camera

  • @sincerelysmak68
    @sincerelysmak68 Год назад +183

    Sis let me just say THANK YOU!!!! I have no edges what so ever and have been wearing wigs forever. Although they help, sometimes I just want a simply style without a wig. Something like this style but I’ve never been confident!!! Thank you! I’m going to try this

  • @LucidwithLotti
    @LucidwithLotti Год назад +27

    Oh my gosh! This is awesome, so many women out here suffer from hair loss thinning and traction alopecia and let me tell you, this is so creative and done so nicely. The people who get on here and hate and say mean comments just suffer from their own insecurities and feel the need to bash others! This idea is brilliant and I’m sure you’ve given a little gem to all the women who are at a loss with their hair. You SLAYED that ❤

  • @NiKKey411
    @NiKKey411 Год назад +12

    Yall cant tell me she wont look cute with a tappered fade and her curls at the top. She has the type of face that can pull of short and long hairstyles. So pretty.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +2

      Awe thanks Queen! 💖 I definitely would like to try that out one day! 😍

  • @preciousedwards8499
    @preciousedwards8499 Год назад +142

    First time i ever saw someone else whos hairline is IDENTICAL TO MINE!! THE EXACT PATTERN AND AMOUNT OF HAIR LOSS. Its sooo encouraging to me, youre soo beautiful with so much confidence. And u did an awesome job🥰🥰

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +5

      Awwe thank you! Happy hair journey sis 😁💕

    • @thenoisyone9131
      @thenoisyone9131 Год назад +2

      Yoooooo WTF how dose that happen and that far back on the sides. I mean I have then edges but GDAM! Is it from lace fronts.

    • @Kmama801
      @Kmama801 Год назад +13

      @@thenoisyone9131 post partum hair loss, seborrheic dermatitis… there are many reasons to lose hair, it’s hard to understand until it’s you!

    • @preciousedwards8499
      @preciousedwards8499 Год назад

      @@Kmama801 and even when its you, its still hard to understand🤦🏾‍♀️🥺

  • @kriswhite7836
    @kriswhite7836 Год назад +49

    Girl this looks so good. Very creative and natural looking.

  • @divakim206
    @divakim206 Год назад +36

    Flawless! Helping women build their confidence back is a huge deal. Thank you🥰❤️

  • @FunkyBruja
    @FunkyBruja Год назад +6

    There's nothing black women can't do! IMPRESSIVE!

  • @a.brighteyes7405
    @a.brighteyes7405 Год назад +43

    thank you for sharing I myself suffer from alopecia and at times I get tired of just wearing wigs. You gave me a boost In my hair confidence ❤️❤️

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +5

      I totally understand, that’s what prompted me to try this out again. Although I love my wigs, I wanted a quick break from the lace. Glad I could help! 🙏🏾 stay encouraged! 😁💕

    • @trolln7551
      @trolln7551 Год назад

      Do you have hereditary or traction alopecia?

  • @joyl3321
    @joyl3321 Год назад +20

    To the haters. Its so simple - How bout You do you & I'll do me !! Beautiful job glad you found way to do you !!!

    • @d.r.robinson9599
      @d.r.robinson9599 Год назад +2

      Perfect...it even states in her bio of her condition, but so many jump straight to a conclusion of what she is doing wrong and that is Y she has no edges....🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

  • @BeautyLoves88
    @BeautyLoves88 8 месяцев назад +14

    thank you for your boldness & vulnerability. ♥️ praying for hair restoration for all of us dealing with alopecia in Jesus’s Name. amen. 🦋

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  8 месяцев назад +1

      🙌🏾 All Glory to Him. He’s doing working in me 😁❤️

  • @Mallayah004
    @Mallayah004 Год назад +32

    I've seen múltiple videos on wigs & hair extensión techniques, but this one here showing how you create baby hairs, & how easy & realistic they look is the 1st one for me! That was absolutely amazing! I'm impressed! Plus, you have a beautiful face, & rock the wigs! Kudos!

  • @aliciawilliams8884
    @aliciawilliams8884 Год назад +38

    It’s amazing how creative our sistas are great job hun

  • @alisonndunga6685
    @alisonndunga6685 Год назад +37

    You’re beautiful and this was amazing… thank you for being courageous for all of us who are stil hiding

  • @alexiswoods8313
    @alexiswoods8313 Год назад +7

    Thank you for helping those that may need it. Everyone wants to feel and look beautiful. Shes making the best out of whatever ever situation she has going on.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад

      🎯🙌🏾 Thats it, that’s all! Thank you 💕😁

  • @mskagome118
    @mskagome118 Год назад +39

    Absolutely stunning I love it. You taught me how to do a new hairstyle. Ignore the negative comments your hair came out wonderful.

  • @jenniferfalcone6173
    @jenniferfalcone6173 Год назад +63

    Wow, I think it looks absolutely gorgeous. And so do you, you're Soo beautiful, just wanted to tell you that💕☺️. I have hair loss issues too and have to wear lace front wigs to hide it all & feel confident & beautiful again. I wish I could have my hair back but I'm just grateful that lace front wigs exist & are getting better & better with time & more pre-customizations done to them. It's admiring that you put yourself out there showing your hair loss for all to see & doing it to help others . You're awesome girl 😉! Hope you have a beautiful day. - Jen 🙂

  • @ellethestar517
    @ellethestar517 Год назад +660

    When I truly noticed my hair receding. I STOPPED WEAVING, PERMING, BRAIDING AND WENT NATURAL. Our addiction to weave is real! We must address the real issue!

    • @ciaranicole6025
      @ciaranicole6025 Год назад +36

      Thank you! 👏

    • @ladinai90
      @ladinai90 Год назад +302

      She has alopecia. Reasons for it may be heredity. Sometimes hormonal changes can cause it, medical conditions or it can be a normal part of aging. Not every black person is having hair loss due to weaves, braids etc. Ijs 🤷🏽‍♀️

    • @chantelmanning184
      @chantelmanning184 Год назад +240

      Please don't be ignorant.
      Many people have alopecia that has NOTHING to do with weaves, including men.

    • @ladinai90
      @ladinai90 Год назад +75

      @@chantelmanning184 these ppl in her comment section are a mess 😩

    • @ellethestar517
      @ellethestar517 Год назад +154

      @@chantelmanning184 not ignorant at all being a natural hairstylist for 30 yrs I have plenty proof that MOST of this alopecia is not heredity but because repeated stressors..

  • @futuremindstutoringco.7338
    @futuremindstutoringco.7338 Год назад +8

    Wow! You're absolutely stunning, being that you did not use a filter. Your skin is gorgeous. You're also very talented. You're very beautiful and don't let anyone tell you different.

  • @Cherizar555
    @Cherizar555 Год назад +3

    I have watched a lot of hair videos on RUclips and one thing I know for a fact is this, nobody can work hair like a black woman. I don't care what it is you need they will deliver!!

  • @prettynikki3667
    @prettynikki3667 Год назад +13

    I feel like we have lost our way when people can not express themselves truthfully, Everybody is not being mean if they don't agree with her choices on how she handles alopecia.. if you put something out for the public, people will agree& disagree that's how this public platform works.. Do you have to be rude on commenting absoutely not! But people need to stop accepting bullying if somebody doesn't agree with your difference of opinions

  • @sarge7526
    @sarge7526 Год назад +30

    You did a wonderful job on your hair sweetie… wow!!

  • @nighthawkhuff8856
    @nighthawkhuff8856 Год назад +19

    See, this is the kind of content we miss seeing on RUclips; the authenticity‼️ Great vid & great job💯🙌🏼🎯❤️

  • @ms.h8217
    @ms.h8217 Год назад +3

    We suffer in silence having alopecia. Thank you again for sharing beautiful.

  • @DM-sv2ei
    @DM-sv2ei Год назад +13

    Sweetheart!
    Thank you for the video. You did a beautiful job. I am a 60 year old sister and I also have Alopecia in the same areas of my head. It was worse about a year and a half ago. I stopped with the chemicals and any type of fraction that will cause hair loss. I decided going natural. I wish you could see my edges today from a year and a half ago.
    I spray clean water on my scalp and I also made my own oils which has helped with the restoration of some of my edges. I didn't think I would ever see them again.
    But God is Good! And with him all things are possible!
    Peppermint, Tee Tree, and Rosemary oils are my main go-to-oils. I haven't stopped using without let up. Last by least, massaging the scalp will also help the hair to grow.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +1

      Hello! Oh wow that’s great, Thanks for sharing that! 💕 I’m glad your hair was able to be restored.

    • @DM-sv2ei
      @DM-sv2ei Год назад +1

      @@build-a-girl You welcome!
      God bless!!!!

  • @alku8966
    @alku8966 Год назад +26

    Main reason alopecia dwells heavily amongst the African American community...
    Many cause traction alopecia...
    Hair and scalp negligence...

    • @Chya838
      @Chya838 Год назад +11

      Exactly. Why don’t ppl realize this🙇🏾‍♀️

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +1

      Now I’m no expert, but It’s not weave itself that’s bad (unless it’s in too tight) it’s moreso the way in which we take our hair down, and maintain it while in these styles. Those are the most the crucial things to know. That can literally make or break someone’s hair if done wrong… I’m an advocate for preventative measures to take to reduce the chance of hair loss.

    • @Desha1985
      @Desha1985 Год назад +3

      Actually some have other illnesses that cause hair losss.

  • @Ms.Zen1920
    @Ms.Zen1920 Год назад +2

    Thank you for leaning into your authentic self with confidence, comfort and creativity. Beautiful hair!

  • @therealjakande
    @therealjakande Год назад +2

    Thank you being brave enough to show the before and after. I loved the end result!!!

  • @deidrawashington2
    @deidrawashington2 Год назад +76

    Focus on what’s long term for your scalp and let it breathe without weave. A short cute style with the front covering the alopecia Will do wonders for you Queen!!!

    • @adaashburn6568
      @adaashburn6568 Год назад +4

      That's just awesome the way you did your hair, it's like beautiful and so are you. I also have alopecia with clean areas all over my head, and I don't know what to do with it except wear wigs.

    • @Michelle-pn9xt
      @Michelle-pn9xt Год назад +11

      She can't cover that with her real hair. She needs to stop doing this.

    • @amazing5392
      @amazing5392 Год назад +2

      @@Michelle-pn9xt simple... she is harming her hair even more

    • @ls-l1518
      @ls-l1518 Год назад +1

      I think a wig is more gentle. That you take off at night, and let the scalp breathe.

    • @pinkkay7235
      @pinkkay7235 Год назад

      Everybody wannabe doctors, herbalist or know it all. Damn can we enjoy contact without your opinion

  • @sandragilbert8000
    @sandragilbert8000 Год назад +2

    This looks beautiful and natural. She is AMAZING!!

  • @karinallen2647
    @karinallen2647 Год назад +9

    You did a beautiful job...mind you it is always harder to do your own hair❤️ keep up the great work and I love the final look

  • @Zee-ob1pe
    @Zee-ob1pe Год назад +8

    Traction alopecia . This is so sad. This is how bad my hair looked. I stayed away from braids and relaxers for two years . Most of it grew back.
    On to the hair, you did a beautiful job. Wish I knew how to do hair.

  • @Boyhead1973
    @Boyhead1973 Год назад +19

    Gurlll!! Talk about creative!! Thank you for sharing and also your selflessness in helping others who may also suffer from Alopecia!

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад

      You’re very welcome! … Thanks for tuning in!

  • @reginastonestreet4537
    @reginastonestreet4537 Год назад +2

    I have thinning edges as well thank you for sharing!
    I get so annoyed and frustrated with my hair but to see other people with the same problem if not worse I’m not alone!
    Your hair turned out so beautiful and you are gorgeous! U inspire me to do more with what I do have! Thank you beautiful Queen 😍😘🥰

  • @chiquitafox3451
    @chiquitafox3451 Год назад +4

    Grrrrl you slayed on this I love it keep the videos coming !!! 🔥🔥

  • @reneel.barnard4640
    @reneel.barnard4640 Год назад +18

    Wow I never thought something like this would Be possible. Super impressed and you did a beautiful job! I wish more people knew about this video. Wow!
    😍

  • @ladyrealness1276
    @ladyrealness1276 Год назад +9

    You did that... The way I'm set up and sweating like crazy I won't have a strand left in my head by the end of the day... I can see myself now telling folks to mind ya business cause I will be looking a hott ass mess I sweat to much in my head
    You got it all figured out though I dig it.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  11 месяцев назад

      😂 I actually sweat more than the average person too, so I understand. But there’s something on the market called “No Sweat Scalp Antiperspirant “ I have never used it, but I heard it works. So maybe try spraying that on prior to doing your edges 💕if you would like to give this method a try .

  • @shayownit7508
    @shayownit7508 Год назад +6

    I’m a licensed stylist and have never used dye in relaxer 😩 you get a thumbs up for that one 💙

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +3

      I only did it, because it came in the kit, for that reason. I wouldn’t dare try that on my own (buy them separately) 😅😁because I’m not licensed. Lol

  • @mandarins_9194
    @mandarins_9194 Год назад +3

    I think you did an amazing job and thar it looks wonderful! You are so brave to post and super talented! Keep slaying it :)

  • @TheRealTinaMaria
    @TheRealTinaMaria Год назад +7

    Now that's perfection! I love it. I learned so much in such a short time.

  • @reneemosley8363
    @reneemosley8363 Год назад +3

    I honor you!!! What a PHENOMENAL job!!! It came out amazing and your beat was too!!!

  • @EarthScholar
    @EarthScholar Год назад +1

    You did that thing! Black women are so creative and innovative! Much health and happiness to you, lovely lady.

  • @va5801
    @va5801 7 месяцев назад +2

    The amount of skill and care it takes to do this is incredible. You look gorgeous!

  • @phyllisloyd-english8342
    @phyllisloyd-english8342 Год назад +6

    Absolutely stunning!!! I’m here for it.

  • @miarawks
    @miarawks Год назад +5

    This style started in the 90's baby.

  • @paulinemazur7433
    @paulinemazur7433 Год назад +1

    To say she’s talented is an understatement! What an excellent job 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

  • @oliviasfermi4465
    @oliviasfermi4465 Год назад +1

    Dang! You are TALENTED! Your hair looks 🔥

  • @StephaniePeganTrynaKillMe
    @StephaniePeganTrynaKillMe Год назад +5

    Girllll you hooked that up Ong! I thnx you for not faking your video cover. You the truth. 😍😍😍 Luv how you showed everything step by step. I'm surely subscribing 🙏🏾

  • @hawavelli1865
    @hawavelli1865 Год назад +6

    You’re extremely talented! I remember doing something similar for my finger waves! Amazing job babe❤

  • @EbonyRivers1
    @EbonyRivers1 Год назад +1

    Sis, you did that! Beautiful work!!👏🏾👏🏾

  • @jamilabaker7866
    @jamilabaker7866 Год назад +2

    This is so creative. Turned out beautiful.

  • @msbuyhouses
    @msbuyhouses Год назад +5

    You did dat Queen! Keep them videos coming so I can learn how to do my hair. ❤❤

  • @Glamladye1
    @Glamladye1 Год назад +5

    This is beautiful ! You did an amazing job!

  • @tamajo7959
    @tamajo7959 Год назад +2

    Good Job, reminds me of making fake baby hair back in the day but you took it to another level. Sometimes we just want a cute hair style that makes us feel confident! You did that!

  • @kickpush1977
    @kickpush1977 Год назад +3

    That was amazing. Thanks for the tips. I’m definitely going to apply all of them to my installs. Wigs are great but sometimes you just wanna rock a ponytail ❤

  • @nikrho78
    @nikrho78 Год назад +3

    LOVE IT!! You did a GREAT job! I will definitely try this on myself!

  • @TanzytheglowupG
    @TanzytheglowupG Год назад +7

    I love this! Thank u cus ur helping so many.cus some of us don't want to wear wigs all the time but switch it up,! PURE GENIUS AND INNOVATION

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +3

      Thank you, and you’re very welcome! I’m so glad I can help🙏🏾. That was the mission indeed 🙌🏾💕

  • @elvirabeener1336
    @elvirabeener1336 11 месяцев назад +1

    You look beautiful! Your hair looks so natural. And that's what it's all about looking as natural as you can.

  • @mjackson1889
    @mjackson1889 8 месяцев назад +2

    Wow, us black women are so creative! This looks lovely! I have thin edges so I will be trying this method as well.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  8 месяцев назад +1

      💕🙌🏾 Let me know how it goes! 😄

  • @LovelyMsJ
    @LovelyMsJ Год назад +5

    Beautiful outcome!…I am loving it, you did an excellent job!

  • @destiny2500
    @destiny2500 Год назад +5

    Girl you ate this up!😍 also I love you hair texture!❤

  • @mrswright-toussaint1381
    @mrswright-toussaint1381 Год назад +1

    Ohhhh nahhhhhhh you the goat foreal!!!!!!!!! This was so simple and smart and innovative 💡 great job❤

  • @deyarios9570
    @deyarios9570 Год назад +1

    This is absolutely magic…pure art!! And my hormonal alopecia edges thank you!!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @delveckiotate8218
    @delveckiotate8218 Год назад +3

    Build-a-girl you are so talented doing this style. You have the patience for it. Amazing!!!!!

  • @cpat2020
    @cpat2020 Год назад +31

    This looks amazing! I tried this a while ago and got so discouraged I gave up! You have inspired me again. Thanks!!

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +2

      You’re welcome! Yes try again! You can do it. 😄

  • @missige
    @missige Год назад +2

    You totally did the thang! You have mad skills!

  • @Pheexperiment
    @Pheexperiment Год назад +2

    Our people are so creative. Although this is not a new method, but you did a BEAUTIFUL job! Keep on being amazing. You are beautiful!

  • @dynamicpisces
    @dynamicpisces Год назад +4

    Great job! Your hair turned out amazing and you’re brave and gorgeous. Keep leading the way🥰

  • @MsPopCulturista
    @MsPopCulturista Год назад +58

    2 things can be true:
    You did a wonderful creative problem solve here
    AND
    You are creating conditions to make your hair and scalp issues worse
    BUT
    Do you is also true🤘🏾

    • @not-even-german4892
      @not-even-german4892 Год назад +5

      Well said. Cut all and give them a break...

    • @kmarcol1
      @kmarcol1 Год назад +3

      Agreed

    • @istoleyourmilkandcookies
      @istoleyourmilkandcookies Год назад

      wait, how is she making her scalp issues worse? is it the gel?

    • @RealRachetteRubies
      @RealRachetteRubies Год назад +5

      @@istoleyourmilkandcookies THE GLUE TO THE SCALP!!!! It’s a remedy for the aesthetic but it’s no solution to the overall problem

  • @shoshonarc1126
    @shoshonarc1126 Год назад +1

    Absolutely gorgeous!!! And you did that!!! Awesome technique.

  • @SleepyPariah
    @SleepyPariah Год назад

    Beautiful, articulate, & creative as all heck. Yass sis

  • @keyinadreese7536
    @keyinadreese7536 Год назад +5

    I love 💝the style it’s so cute excellent job 🌻

  • @ashleyshonte.
    @ashleyshonte. Год назад +3

    All I can say is Wow!!!! You did that!!

  • @Makemoneywithabena
    @Makemoneywithabena Год назад

    So confident and bold. I love women who are just real and open. Well done

  • @reneindc2u
    @reneindc2u Год назад +1

    This is wonderful you have helped so many without even know it! Thank you!

  • @blueorchid2467
    @blueorchid2467 Год назад +4

    You are stunning with out make up on. You still look beautiful with it on!! But wow sis natural, in my opinion, is the way to go! You slayed the hair btw! God bless!!!! 💙

  • @Iama1asupernova
    @Iama1asupernova Год назад +4

    You did an awesome job. I love that idea of using the ends for thinning edges of feeling in sparse areas. Your braid looks great and your natural hair looked really healthy. I don’t have patience anymore with hair, but I’m gonna get back into it. Watching videos like this will inspire me to do some different hairstyles on myself lol TFS

  • @deshieldsphifer5475
    @deshieldsphifer5475 Год назад +1

    You killed that.. very creative and turned out really cute

  • @landa182000
    @landa182000 Год назад +1

    This video made me smile-I was like this girl is an adorable genius!! I love your calming and sweet personality. I was like how did she come up with that? I saw a comment from a kind Mexican woman (I'm puerto rican) and whenever I see a black woman doing her hair on youtube that thought comes to mind a lot-damn they are so friggin creative and smart! Like you guys are just like-"I just thought to do it this way so I'm trying it here" and I'm floored like how the heck do they come up with this stuff? You ladies are innovative, creative, intelligent, bold, amazing! You are such a gorgeous lady.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  11 месяцев назад

      Awe Thank you so much I appreciate your kind words 😁🙏🏾💕💕

  • @curiositychroniclesx
    @curiositychroniclesx Год назад +3

    You did an amazing job! Many will benefit from this ☺️

  • @italisy
    @italisy Год назад +5

    Girl my hair is identical to yo-yo and I have more hair loss I like how you laid the tracking directly on your scalp I’m definitely trying this and you have a new subbie and you are so pretty girl u got a got a gift

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +1

      Yesss sis give it a try!… Thank you! 🙏🏾😃

  • @shaylamaat
    @shaylamaat Год назад

    I’m so happy for you this is so creative and it shows that there is always a way

  • @shisunshine9973
    @shisunshine9973 Год назад +1

    Thank you for helping women like this... you are so brave and so kind.

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад

      Thank you beautiful! 🙏🏾💕 Glory to God 🙌🏾 I couldn’t have done something this drastic on my own, He put it on my heart to do so. I hardly see this kind of representation for us ladies with alopecia.

  • @chanelbanks1185
    @chanelbanks1185 Год назад +5

    You did a great job sis!

  • @keskes4156
    @keskes4156 Год назад +10

    Gurl!. Thank you so much my daughter's hair is very similar to yours and been trying to find different techniques for her hair because she has Alopecia Anatrea as well

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  Год назад +3

      You’re very welcome, sorry to hear that, I know how challenging it can be. Glad I could help.

  • @TheRealZeeNkosi
    @TheRealZeeNkosi Год назад +1

    Wooooow this looks sooo good you're amazing!!

  • @iammystrength
    @iammystrength 7 месяцев назад +2

    Girl u did that. I’m happy that you were able to find a way to fix an issue a lot of women deal with & face. Kudos to you sis. Great job! 😊❤

    • @build-a-girl
      @build-a-girl  7 месяцев назад

      💕Thank you! 🙏🏾😄