For the hearing impaired: 1. Find a stretching regimen that works for you 2. Stop using super strength relaxers 3. Find appropriate protein/moisture balance 4. Moisturize and seal correctly 5. Wrap your hair at night 6. Trim your hair consistently 7. No tension protective styling 8. Add pre-pooing to your regimen 9. Limit heat tools 10. Know the ingredients in your products
I use extra strength relaxer, i use any shampo , only my deep conditioner has to be Naked by essations, my oils are castor and virgin olive. My hair is full and almost tale bone.
Sweet heart don't do that please. I pre poo my the before my wash and after washing I seal my hair moisture with kernel oil because it's a penetrating oil. And I also oil my hair once or twice a week and my hair grows more half an inch every month. Choose what works for you.
I tried stretching for 3 months and by the last month noticed excessive shedding. My stylist has switched me to 2 months and I’m hoping that will make a difference. I’m still beyond happy to have made the decision to end my 9 year natural hair journey. I couldn’t have made the decision without you so thank you for sharing your journey.
Awhhh without me?? 🥺 I’m so honored ! I’m glad that your not getting discouraged by the expressive shedding! Once you get on the right regimen for your hair with the help of your stylist, it’ll be worth the trial and error! ❤️❤️❤️
@Quenosha The rule of thumb, I was given is “if u r shedding...u should have gotten ur relaxer the week before”. That is probably the concept in changing/suggesting 2 mths...probably. I followed that rule of thumb 4 more than 20 years in the same stylist’s chair. Try a DEEP conditioner at home before conceding/following a 2 month regimen. Try it before u surrender the thickness I will bet u r experiencing stretching ur relaxer. (Oh, u probably haven’t seen the slow thinning yet w/ our relaxed hair because u were recently natural. Go w/ every 2 months and you will!). I’m shedding too. I’m @ 10 weeks post. I have successfully made it to 3 mths WITHOUT drama 4 the last year despite being told I don’t have the “type of hair that can make it past 6 weeks”. 😂 . I was not offended but appreciated the raw truth...I thought was truth. During COVID19 shut down, I stretched to 4 months 6 days without drama (breakage or shedding). Based on my recent experience, you and I r in need of lots of moisture...deep conditioner. I’m also experiencing scalp issues I have had historically from lye relaxers. I sat still and allowed the regular Affirm be applied to my hair when I KNOW I need/request the Affirm for Sensitive Scalp. Ensure there was no change in ur last service. I’ve learned...I have 2 trust myself and walk in that trust MORE than my stylist of more than 20 years. She really is amazing just not right about my hair 💯. Know ur hair...learn ur hair. Best of luck!!
@@BriannaRashay no discouragement here. My experience has been better than what I went through in my teenage years. I never planned on going natural, it really just happened. I believe learning the traits of my natural hair and combining the knowledge I have from being relaxed years ago is helping guide me through my new hair journey. I follow a strict weekly regimen and my stylist is impressed at how well I keep my hair moisturized. So I’m confident I will retain length and thickness. Thinking about it now my mom and her sisters are all shedders but have beautiful and long hair, maybe it’s hereditary. I was a shedder when I was natural. But considering hair is a game of consistency, I’m going to keep being observant of how my hair reacts to certain things to prevent unnecessary breakage. I honestly, was going to relax my hair on my own after watching your channel but changed my mind. I realized I couldn’t pull it off as successfully as you do and left it to a professional like yourself. I look forward to seeing more of your videos and any new content. Thanks again✨
"Don't lay down on that pillow with your bare head".... Not for me when I'm hot flashing. Satin pillow makes me sweat and I can't sleep. Wrapping my head up makes me sweat and gives me a headache. Can't sleep like that either. I give all that up. Breathable cotton pillowcase for me thank you. I just braid up my hair before bed. She's got some great advice but ladies you really just have to find out what works for your hair through trial and error.
I always wrap my hair at night I think I'm doing the right thing bcz I'm At shoulder length ATM and I'm looking forward to being a the arm by the end of 2022🇯🇲
Ooh girl that Kuza Indian Hemp saved my hair from falling out and breaking off while I was natural. Often times I really don’t need much else. I just relaxed my hair again after 12 years natural and having to cut (yes CUT) my hair every couple of weeks because it was so hard to keep up with. The kuza grease saved me.
Yeah she's good. I tried motions mild instead of normal as she suggested and it helped to fix my underprocessed hair. I think I'll stick with it forever.
Considering to relax my hair again...been subscribed to your channel for years now...am now watching and rewatching your videos so that I can manage my hair when it's relaxed again it's like I forgot how to care for my relaxed hair since I went natural lol...great video love hour content as usual. 💙💜❤
Thank you hun! My videos will definitely give you a head start on how to care for your hair! Good luck with your journey and thank you for watching through the years ❤️❤️
I don’t know how I got this notification 🤔 ...I’ve recently visited relaxed hair channels, 🤷🏽♀️ . I didn’t subscribe BUT I will!!🤸🏾♂️ Good tips. Thank you 4 sharing.
They have the best shampoos for really hair! The honey creme shampoo is the best thing I've used on my relaxed hair, especially when I do long stretches. It never tangles my hair and leaves it soft each and everytime!
Brianna, I love how your hair looks in this video. This is exactly what I want my hair to look like. What do I do to get this Shakira look after relaxin?
Another great video ❤️ I can almost never differentiate between your hair and a wig because it looks so healthy and so good. Definitely an inspiration 😍😍
Is this your relaxed hair in this vid? It low-key looks like a headband wig? Lol and if it is your hair, more power to you, your hair shows I can trust your advice lol
It is an absolutely beautiful wig. MOST youtubers wear them or clip ins. She is just real about out. She looks like a doll baby. I appreciate this young lady's advice!!!! ❤
Girl please let us know what ingredient made your hair tangle because the same thing happened to me a few weeks ago when I tried the keracare shampoo!!
Hi make sure you start at your ends and not your roots. Don’t comb the hair roughly and don’t overcome the hair (no more than once a day) also stay away from tight hairstyles like high buns of ponytails (even low buns shouldn’t be tight) and make sure you use the right hair ties! Satin scrunchies are really good for the hair compared to the black elastics
I like to do a pre poo with a new cream of nature clay and charcoal pre-poo detoxifying clay mask and you can also follow that up with the new cream of nature clay and charcoal shampoo and conditioner
@@BriannaRashay agree to disagree I suppose…I think really small, tight, heavy braids are horrible for relaxed hair. Do you still like any kind of braids for relaxed hair a year later? I had small box braids when I was natural and my hair still broke off I would never get them on my relaxed hair😭loved the video
Hey Brianna!! 💕💜 I did a touch up 2 weeks ago and did my first wash day and realised that my hair is under processed, probably because it was was hard to evenly distribute the relaxer in my 4C hair 😬 Should I go over it again to make my hair one texture, which for me is pretty straight? 😅 Thanks 😊
I always say wait until your next relaxer touch up and if you want the texture to be more processed apply relaxer to the previously relaxed hair after your done with the touch up application. That way the processing time on those areas will be short and you can avoid over processing.
Hair not feeling or look right, feel strining and shedding whenever i comb. The hair Dresser it's over treated because I used shea moisture leave in conditioner for two weeks bun hair. What are ur suggestions?
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For the hearing impaired:
1. Find a stretching regimen that works for you
2. Stop using super strength relaxers
3. Find appropriate protein/moisture balance
4. Moisturize and seal correctly
5. Wrap your hair at night
6. Trim your hair consistently
7. No tension protective styling
8. Add pre-pooing to your regimen
9. Limit heat tools
10. Know the ingredients in your products
On behalf of everyone.. thank you
@@trawlins396 and ?
God bless you! Thank you!
I use extra strength relaxer, i use any shampo , only my deep conditioner has to be Naked by essations, my oils are castor and virgin olive. My hair is full and almost tale bone.
Gurl you need a fresh relaxer
I'm so close to shaving my hair off. Too many rules to follow. Lord I just wanna be free Jesus 😂
AMEN!
You’re beautiful either way.
I thought I was the only one who thought about that
Sweet heart don't do that please. I pre poo my the before my wash and after washing I seal my hair moisture with kernel oil because it's a penetrating oil. And I also oil my hair once or twice a week and my hair grows more half an inch every month. Choose what works for you.
@@uchennaanthony2944 omg amazing how do you relax your hair I’m intrigued to know your routine
I tried stretching for 3 months and by the last month noticed excessive shedding. My stylist has switched me to 2 months and I’m hoping that will make a difference. I’m still beyond happy to have made the decision to end my 9 year natural hair journey. I couldn’t have made the decision without you so thank you for sharing your journey.
Awhhh without me?? 🥺 I’m so honored ! I’m glad that your not getting discouraged by the expressive shedding! Once you get on the right regimen for your hair with the help of your stylist, it’ll be worth the trial and error! ❤️❤️❤️
@Quenosha The rule of thumb, I was given is “if u r shedding...u should have gotten ur relaxer the week before”. That is probably the concept in changing/suggesting 2 mths...probably. I followed that rule of thumb 4 more than 20 years in the same stylist’s chair. Try a DEEP conditioner at home before conceding/following a 2 month regimen. Try it before u surrender the thickness I will bet u r experiencing stretching ur relaxer. (Oh, u probably haven’t seen the slow thinning yet w/ our relaxed hair because u were recently natural. Go w/ every 2 months and you will!). I’m shedding too. I’m @ 10 weeks post. I have successfully made it to 3 mths WITHOUT drama 4 the last year despite being told I don’t have the “type of hair that can make it past 6 weeks”. 😂 . I was not offended but appreciated the raw truth...I thought was truth. During COVID19 shut down, I stretched to 4 months 6 days without drama (breakage or shedding). Based on my recent experience, you and I r in need of lots of moisture...deep conditioner. I’m also experiencing scalp issues I have had historically from lye relaxers. I sat still and allowed the regular Affirm be applied to my hair when I KNOW I need/request the Affirm for Sensitive Scalp. Ensure there was no change in ur last service. I’ve learned...I have 2 trust myself and walk in that trust MORE than my stylist of more than 20 years. She really is amazing just not right about my hair 💯. Know ur hair...learn ur hair. Best of luck!!
@@BriannaRashay no discouragement here. My experience has been better than what I went through in my teenage years. I never planned on going natural, it really just happened. I believe learning the traits of my natural hair and combining the knowledge I have from being relaxed years ago is helping guide me through my new hair journey. I follow a strict weekly regimen and my stylist is impressed at how well I keep my hair moisturized. So I’m confident I will retain length and thickness. Thinking about it now my mom and her sisters are all shedders but have beautiful and long hair, maybe it’s hereditary. I was a shedder when I was natural. But considering hair is a game of consistency, I’m going to keep being observant of how my hair reacts to certain things to prevent unnecessary breakage.
I honestly, was going to relax my hair on my own after watching your channel but changed my mind. I realized I couldn’t pull it off as successfully as you do and left it to a professional like yourself.
I look forward to seeing more of your videos and any new content. Thanks again✨
What’s stretching?
@@bribriiiiietiouf the time between relaxing. I streatch 3-4 months at the most.
"Don't lay down on that pillow with your bare head".... Not for me when I'm hot flashing. Satin pillow makes me sweat and I can't sleep. Wrapping my head up makes me sweat and gives me a headache. Can't sleep like that either. I give all that up. Breathable cotton pillowcase for me thank you. I just braid up my hair before bed. She's got some great advice but ladies you really just have to find out what works for your hair through trial and error.
I also suffer from heat surges and can't do satin bonnets or pillowcases. I switched to a really nice silk because it's breathable and lightweight.
Same here my head sweats so much at night I just can't
Silk is a natural fibre like cotton so it’s breathable and stays cool unlike satin/polyester
I wake up in the middle of the night if the do-rag is falling off. It's like my brain senses that something is wrong and wakes my butt up!. Too funny!
Lol yes! a good sense to have! saves me every time lol
Same!! 🙌🏾💯
Try the silk pillow case..at least that way you dont have to disturb your sleep😊
I always wrap my hair at night
I think I'm doing the right thing bcz I'm At shoulder length ATM and I'm looking forward to being a the arm by the end of 2022🇯🇲
Laying my hair on a cotton pillowcase without a satin bonnet or silk scarf is like nails to a chalkboard!!
Such good tips 😊 I also wake up in the night to put my scarf back on. I don’t think I’d be able to go to bed without it!
Thank you Fay! It’s such a good habit to have lol and the hair Gods are so gracious to allow me to just fall right back into my sleep 😂🤣
My hair loves silicones and blue magic it hasn't failed me relaxed a child and still hasn't African pride leave in and kuza grease are my holy grails
same. it really just works for me.
Ooh girl that Kuza Indian Hemp saved my hair from falling out and breaking off while I was natural. Often times I really don’t need much else. I just relaxed my hair again after 12 years natural and having to cut (yes CUT) my hair every couple of weeks because it was so hard to keep up with. The kuza grease saved me.
The only person I’ll watch for relaxing tips ❤️
Awhhh I’m honored ❤️❤️
@@BriannaRashay ❤️❤️❤️I’m honored
Yeah she's good. I tried motions mild instead of normal as she suggested and it helped to fix my underprocessed hair. I think I'll stick with it forever.
@@patb2582 that’s good to hear ❤️
Considering to relax my hair again...been subscribed to your channel for years now...am now watching and rewatching your videos so that I can manage my hair when it's relaxed again it's like I forgot how to care for my relaxed hair since I went natural lol...great video love hour content as usual. 💙💜❤
Thank you hun! My videos will definitely give you a head start on how to care for your hair! Good luck with your journey and thank you for watching through the years ❤️❤️
@@BriannaRashay you are welcome...❤❤
Thank you for sharing Gorgeous sis. I never thought to cut the combs out of a wig that is brilliant 😍😍😍💖💖💖👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Yesss hunny always! I don’t do wig combs lol thanks for watching girly 😂❤️
@@BriannaRashay 😂 your welcome Boo 😘
I have fine strand and medium strands but I’m 4c I think they be battling for the fittest. Newly relaxed from three years natural
I don’t know how I got this notification 🤔 ...I’ve recently visited relaxed hair channels, 🤷🏽♀️ . I didn’t subscribe BUT I will!!🤸🏾♂️ Good tips. Thank you 4 sharing.
Thank you for watching AND subscribing Heather ❤️❤️❤️
Ive used the Design Essentials Natural Shampoo 👀👀 I kept switching shampoos being cheap but 4 yrs later still using it 😎
They have the best shampoos for really hair! The honey creme shampoo is the best thing I've used on my relaxed hair, especially when I do long stretches. It never tangles my hair and leaves it soft each and everytime!
Design Essentials across the board is a good product..Lo-lye relaxers and all! Creme of Nature Argan Shampoo is good too..
Brianna, I love how your hair looks in this video. This is exactly what I want my hair to look like. What do I do to get this Shakira look after relaxin?
Yes I want to know this too!!😭
Another great video ❤️ I can almost never differentiate between your hair and a wig because it looks so healthy and so good. Definitely an inspiration 😍😍
Thank you Abigail💕
Third person to comment yeahhh, thanks for the tip girlz love that glossy lip
Thank you Queen ❤️❤️
Your hair is so cute 😭❤✌🏾✊🏾
I need to know what lip color that is! So beautiful.
Thank you! I just use a brown lip liner and some clear gloss. both you can get from the hairstore
@@BriannaRashay Giirrrlll! Beautiful. Thanks love😍
This video is the truth! Thank you. ❤❤❤
Facts 💯
Thank you!
Is this your relaxed hair in this vid? It low-key looks like a headband wig? Lol and if it is your hair, more power to you, your hair shows I can trust your advice lol
LOL...it’s definitely a WIG!!
Sometimes she wears wigs. She said that herself. The name of the wig is in the video. And she makes and sells wigs. She has a lot of videos.
It is an absolutely beautiful wig. MOST youtubers wear them or clip ins. She is just real about out. She looks like a doll baby. I appreciate this young lady's advice!!!! ❤
Speak your truth Brianna..great info on heat tools and protein...love it!💜
Thank for watching Sonya!
@@BriannaRashay Your welcome.?I'm still trying to catch up💜😊
Guilty. lol I have a satin pillow case. but Yes I agree wraping up is something I need to do more often
What type of hair did you have before relaxing ?
Thank you Jesus I was natural 12 yrs went back to perm. No super strength.
Same. 12 yrs. Just relaxed yesterday. I have never been happier.
Just came across your hair video ..learn a lot ..need to know what products are you using on your beautiful white teeth.?
Hi Bri. Thanks for sharing these gems. What are some products that work for you to seal your hair or protect it from the elements?
Melanin hair care has a multi purpose oil blend. Its really nice bc it's not heavy. No super greasy either
I love using my Atarah hair oil! I use it all the time and it’s great for growth and sealing
@@BriannaRashay Hey beautiful! Can you put a link for the Atarah hair oil,thank you.
Love,love ,love you!
@@simplyc1782 Hi Queen! Atarah hair oil is always link in my description box. You can use code BriannaRashay for money off. myatarah.com/
@@BriannaRashay thank you,stay bless,stay fabulous my sister!
Great tips, thank you 😊
This video was well presented. Thank you
It just means to go without a relaxer for a certain period of time
Hi, pls how did you thicken your hair?
Girl please let us know what ingredient made your hair tangle because the same thing happened to me a few weeks ago when I tried the keracare shampoo!!
Will do hun I’m working on it!
My hair has been relaxed for 1 month now and to me there's a lot of breakage Whenever I put a comb through my hair. I dont know what I'm doing wrong
Hi make sure you start at your ends and not your roots. Don’t comb the hair roughly and don’t overcome the hair (no more than once a day) also stay away from tight hairstyles like high buns of ponytails (even low buns shouldn’t be tight) and make sure you use the right hair ties! Satin scrunchies are really good for the hair compared to the black elastics
10 week stretch and mild strength...
Hi Brianna, thanks for the great tips. How long do you stay with protective cornrows under wigs?
Sometimes 2 weeks , sometimes a month, sometimes longer it just depends
What are some protein based products?
Great tips thanks u!!!! U look beyoutiful by the way!😍❤🙌
Thank you Queen ❤️
My strech time is 4 weeks other than that my hair breaks. I have never been lucky with relaxers
So moisturizer first then seal it in with oil?
Yes not too heavy so you can do it everyday
Wow Amazing content
Oh women deserve a bottle of relaxer
I like to do a pre poo with a new cream of nature clay and charcoal pre-poo detoxifying clay mask and you can also follow that up with the new cream of nature clay and charcoal shampoo and conditioner
What about when coloring?
What if it's a satin pillow case?
Hey girl, do you think Fulani/ tribal braids are good for relaxed hair?
Any type of braids are fine
@@BriannaRashay agree to disagree I suppose…I think really small, tight, heavy braids are horrible for relaxed hair. Do you still like any kind of braids for relaxed hair a year later? I had small box braids when I was natural and my hair still broke off I would never get them on my relaxed hair😭loved the video
What's a prepoo?
Pre shampoo treatment.
Hey Brianna!! 💕💜 I did a touch up 2 weeks ago and did my first wash day and realised that my hair is under processed, probably because it was was hard to evenly distribute the relaxer in my 4C hair 😬
Should I go over it again to make my hair one texture, which for me is pretty straight? 😅
Thanks 😊
I always say wait until your next relaxer touch up and if you want the texture to be more processed apply relaxer to the previously relaxed hair after your done with the touch up application. That way the processing time on those areas will be short and you can avoid over processing.
@@BriannaRashay Alright, thank you for the advice ☺️
I don't quite understand what it means to stretch the relaxer 🥺
Going longer than 2 months, "stretching" the time in between relaxing treatments.
Thanks sis... you look beautiful
How do you prepoo?
Hello Brianna 👋🥰
You're absolutely beautiful 💓
Hello I am a new subscriber to your channel 👍👍👍👍
Welcome ❤️
@@BriannaRashay thank you
What’s streatching
Me going to sleep with my hair all loose 👀
Hair not feeling or look right, feel strining and shedding whenever i comb. The hair Dresser it's over treated because I used shea moisture leave in conditioner for two weeks bun hair. What are ur suggestions?
I’ve been natural for 13 years what is stretching? Lol
Time in between your last hair relax and your next.
You are so beautiful
My new man is Caucasian and there’s no way I can wear a hair bonnet in front of him at night LOl. Too embarrassed 😩😂
Oh no sis if he can’t get with the bonnet he isn’t the one! 🤦🏾♀️ and if it’s just you being embarrassed you’ll have to get over that hunny
You can also use a silky pillow case. That's what I do and it works!
Why not?
I hope you got over that cuz they really don't care lol
Chile please!
I know how to fix this... stop using relaxer
Once you use it, couple months later you wanna cut it cas it looks like melted strings
That’s not always true. Mine does that in its natural state and is hard to manage. If you don’t support relaxers go watch something else.