I actually love this stylist attitude. She's very humble and willing to progress. She does desire to be educated and even share her knowledge. I'm glad you (Narada), Henny, and Earnestlynatural were able to talk out your concerns in a civilized manner.😂😂😂
Thanks for sharing. It’s great you 3 could have a respectful discussion. The closest earnestly natural came to addressing the debacle was her saying stylists need to take accountability for their clients’ experiences. Otherwise, she’s definitely treading lightly and trying not to step on toes. She’s still vague about her haircare practices/products/methods at least to me.
I think that's because she wants to keep those things behind her paywall. I went to her website, and I've never seen a stylist with so many webinars/trainings. I can't imagine dropping $200-300 on a class. I haven't listened long, but hearing her tangent on the natural hair industry conference, I feel like she is more concerned with the "business" and how to make money.
I commend y’all for keeping a straight face during the rambling. You would ask a straight forward question, and I feel that we never got the answer. I still don’t know how she assesses hair to determine health. I still don’t understand what she actually does to help bring the hair back to good health. All in all, much needed convo and thank you!
To me, this was a beautiful discussion and I'm looking forward to another panel with all 3 of you. I always wanted to see a discussion between y'all so this was a mini wish come true for me. I have always appreciated the different approach Angel has to her haircare practices and I love the way Narada explains and does hair. Y'all passion and love for hair speaks volumes. I appreciate all of the work y'all are doing! ❤
My experience with my own hair, wash and gos are my lazy way out lol. Even when I plan to twist my hair or do something different, it all changes once I get in the shower. I will say though after wearing them for over 4 years, speaking for myself I got into a steady routine of what worked and never changed things even though my hair improved. My stylist pointed it out as well recently asking me why I was still using AG balance shampoo every week as it was too strong of a cleanser for my hair. But I’ve just been in my lane using what works. So I think we all have to continuously assess our hair and what the needs are with more education on when to stop using such strong shampoos, etc.
Ppl keep saying wash n gos are to show off your curl pattern (always in a negative tone) I just wanted little girls to see something that looks like there own hair and know that it’s beautiful. I have a niece whose hair has never been relaxed and that’s perfectly fine. I think styling your hair in any fashion is for “show” otherwise just comb it and go for maintenance.
The attitudes around wash n goes tend to be toxic... The perfect wash n go, the perfect definition, the constant battle against frizz and shrinkage the perfect product combination, perfect hair.....a lot of the wash n go fanatics ONLY like their hair when it's in a defined wash n go. Ppl blamed OG Natural hair gurus for them not liking their hair because everything was centered around a twistout. Relaxed women only liked their hair when it was straight and smoothed. Style preference is one thing but the insecurity around your natural hair just being as it is and not being good enough is concerning
@@AfrikanHairGodas a natural hair stylist I 100% agree with this. I have to tell my clients that if they want every curl in place when wearing their natural hair is in realistic. It’s actually draining as a stylist
True, and I realized I only obsessed about the definition when going to work- i wear my undefined wash and go to the gym, shopping, working from home - but as soon as i go into the office or on a virtual meeting i slick my haor back or have a super defined fresh wash and go smh I think we like the way our hair looks, sometimes we care too much about if other people won’t like it
It was really good to see this type cooperation. I love that this turned out to be a positive experience and look forward to hearing more collaborations. Thank you!!
It is truly a privilege to have had this opportunity to listen to three professional natural hair care specialist respectfully engage one another in the topic of their profession, all while managing to speak in terms which the average person could understand. Thank you for posting live.
With all the disruptions, audio issues, and even rambling at times, I think the conversation was still refreshing to have stylists who take two different approaches. My takeaways: 1. Any hairstyle can cause damage to a certain extent. 2. Great to hear that healthy hair was characterized the same way (no splits, no breakage, moisture retention, scalp health, behavior, or hair overall that's the Common Ground. 3. More pro-to-consumer education is necessary in plain language
This would’ve been nice if this was a moderated type of podcast situation. I think it was a great conversation but she really needed to remain succinct in her answers and remain on topic which a moderator would’ve helped. It was hard to follow her at times plus with the audio issues. Despite all that this was a refreshing conversation between stylists and happy to see the professional dialogue.
Everyone has to understand the climate and tone of the discussion. Henny and I really didn't have the liberty of cutting her off or directing the conversation. The live was to allow her to voice her thoughts about being featured on our salon page in a repost in a negative light. Being that our side instigated this discussion and it being 2 vs. 1, we had to overextend the grace to allow her to fully express herself. Everyone, including myself, wanted this to be a fleshed out discussion and debate between different professionals but that wasn't really the intension here.
I was at work so I missed this. I didn't have a good experience with Earnestly Natural so I'm very interested in watching this. I found her way of speaking condescending to the extreme. She did teach me how to wash my hair thoroughly and i got a very nice detangling comb out of it, but I haven't been back, nor do i recommend her to anyone i know who is natural.
She talked a lot (probably due to her traveling during this live). She seems like a nice respectable person though. Just hard to follow the convo with her jumping from topic to topic and not allowing the others to finish their thoughts. Good luck and happy listening 😊!
@@cheryll.g.6958 that's why all that "I've worked with the best... been taught by the best... taken ALL courses.... Taught all over the country... Been doing hair for 100 years" means absolutely nothing to me if your clients don't feel that you are the BEST. That doesn't take away from their skill or ability, but there is more to doing hair than just doing hair.
@@kaylean39 Me fking too I woulda been cursed EarnestlyNatural out. I been dying for HairGod to put her back on the podcast but she's only good with him definitely not other women stylists.
I wasn't able to watch live. I agree that it was great to see you having a frank discussion and a respectful one . I was suprise before watching when I saw the title of the video. I command her for taking the time to talk to you .
Yeah it wasn't as intense as it felt last night. I didn't watch from the beginning until today. I'm gonna change it but it was intense... For them that beginning started a little rough but it cooled off once we all felt each other's intension
Nah why would she say she’s available to do a live if she’s driving? That’s probably why she’s rambling like so. Trying to multitask like crazy bc WTH is she even talking about why is mama talking about KFC and now Blockbuster??!!?! Nah I gotta go she’s irritating my inattentive adhd 😂 and it’s making me itch that she’s endangering others driving distracted 😭😭😭
Thanks for putting this on youtube and for this discussion in general. Instagram is starting to piss me off. It deletes comments for no reason. Anyway, i wonder if naturals were still doing frequent wash n gos with leave in conditioner an/or oil with wetline and even eco when they were popular, would the level of damage be the same? I do believe the best way to retain the most length for kinky hair is to leave it alone(while keeping up moisture of course) and wash n gos just don't help much with the former You have to wash your hair weekly(and detangle thoroughly) and sometimes even 2 times in a week. This is especially if you're doing the anthony dickey method.
I think the leave in and deep conditioning definitely helped as well as not using harsh shampoos. I used the above things and my hair wasn't damaged. I needed a good trim because the curly cuts weren't getting all the raggedy ends, that was about it. For me a wash n go works for my lifestyle. I have been able to retain length but currently I got a cut because shorter hair is just easier to deal with right now for me.
@@dimensionsbyginatrue. I think you have a point. I think deep conditioning often isn't necessary UNLESS you are manipulating/ wearing your hair out often(esp in a washngo) . If you're like most of narada's clients and not color treated, you won't need it. I think BGC telling people they could wear their hair out constantly using mostly gel and no leave in or oil but they don't need to deep condition was a huge mistake, especially when they are color treated. Probably if you wear your hair out 90% of the time deep conditioning biweekly or even weekly might be necessary to maintain healthy hair.
@iateyursandwiches I had color, so I deep conditioned and did protein treatments monthly. Luckily, my friend who I formulates conditioners told me the importance of emollients and how most gels don't have alot of them and since they didn't then the women should have been using a rinse out or deep conditioner that left emollients on the hair or a leave in. She saved my hair.
@@dimensionsbyginayeah, it's crazy to me that BCG don't even recommend leave in conditioner for color treated hair. I realized quickly 2 years ago when I was color treated that not using leave in wasn't going to work for me. Hell, even white people with color treated hair need to use leave in for their color if they want healthier hair.
That’s the one avenue that no one has really talked about-the formula changes/discontinuation of WNG products that were working (in a healthy and manageable way) for a lot of people. And I’ve been waiting for that piece of the conversation, because it affects consumers more than it does stylists. Especially when WNGs are a part of your lifestyle (high frequency). Someone might not go to the salon every week for a wash n go, but they’ll definitely do it at home. But I feel like that the only folks that could really talk about that in an in-depth way would be the OG wash n go naturals. Pre-NOABs wash-n-go naturals. There’s been a LOT of products that have changed or disappeared due to people not understanding how WNG products work, or not accepting their texture, and those companies listened. AND companies have sold out and formulas changed. AND there’s been changes because of lawsuits. So the new generation of products work well for the people who were struggling with it in the past, but not so much for those who were fine with the old products. It flipped flopped, seemingly overnight.
OMG!!! All this bouncing from topic to topic. Maybe she’s rambling on because she’s distracted by driving. Probably can’t multitask that well. Sounds like Charlie Brown’s teacher to me “womp womp womp womp womp womp” when she goes beyond answering. A direct answer to the questions really would’ve made a difference. Thankfully this was a respectful chat though. I appreciated it.
I’m strictly wash and go for the past few years after being twistouts for year and before that protective styles (my own hair) for years due to keeping it out of the way where it worked. I loved twistouts, but my scalp couldn’t take it; thinning and they weren’t too tight, too often, etc. I don’t manipulate my wash and gos, no refreshing just fluffing everyday. Wash every 5 days can stretch it to 7 but my scalp is like nah. Same reason I stopped relaxers because of my scalp. My hair is healthy, HOWEVER, I have kept it short so to Narada’s point the longer it gets (growing it out, maybe lol) I may see damage due to it being constantly exposed. However I am hesitant to go back to something that stressed my scalp 😬like twistouts.
I wore my hair in wash n gos for about a year. During that time, I had to get my hair trimmed every few months, and every time I got my hair trimmed, my ends were raggedy. It has really set me back from my length goals.
Soooo…since we know that relaxers are not good for our hair through experience and talking to hair professionals, and we have known for a while that curly cuts are also not good for our hair. BUT people are still doing these things…so at this point, t’s on THEM. So WHY is this still an issue if people are going to do what they want anyway?????
Everyone doesn't know and everyone isn't aware. There were people on the live from her following that hadn't heard anything about what's been going on. I know you all get exhausted of hearing the same discussion but you have to realize that we are STILL all constantly getting the same questions around the issue. So it's not as if this situation is a "That's their choice" type of thing, many are still not aware.
I just found this page and switched up my hair care. I just started to incorporate heat into my hair because I was bamboozled to think “indirect” heat isn’t damaging. My hair was starting to show damage and breaking and slight heat damage and I’m glad I caught it when it did. I thought I just needed a trim (which I did ) but I never experienced split ends like that. The only thing that made me connect the dots was this page and rose Amelia. So please keep talking about it.
I'm sorry...she went through all that just to eventually answer the damn question of who she is...she didn't want to brag on what she actually does, but it's ok to brag on how enlightened she is compared to others? 🤔Ok.
I want to find the video that’s being discussed. I looked for Earnestly Natural and still can’t find the channel. Also, does Henny have her own channel? If so what is it? I’d like to see her work as well.
Earnestly Natural is only on Instagram. I'm assuming henny posted it on thegriynthumb Instagram profile but I checked and don't see it so I guess it was removed. We're late lol.
The conversation was a lot. The main point is the main point. But she’s similar to how I am when it comes to thought process and wants to give the whole story. What I would suggest is answer first and then tell the entire thought process behind what you’re saying….. yes I was great at essays in college, but I’m not much of a talker.😂 Oooo I can confirm acv made my hair look great, until it didn’t. I used to wash with baking soda as well, didn’t realize it was literally eating my hair until a couple years later. I had already stopped using it because my hair was getting very dry and not feeling regular clean like it used to when I first was washing and then rinsing with acv and detangling was literally the entire day. My hair strands had actual holes in them and was hiiiiiiiiiigh porosity. It wasn’t until 2015 that my friend said I should use more product to moisturize it, I listened, and it definitely helped. I was also constantly cutting my ends because they were rough and forever drying, knotting, and tangling up. It was about 2018 or so that I watched something on your page and you said use more water and less product and by then I think I had cut out all the damage from the acv and baking soda, and the under moisturizing for all those years. When I tell you that has changed the softness of my hair, it stays moisturized for at least a week , when before,by day 2 it would be dry, and saved me money(I use Oyin Handmade whipped pudding…. Not cheap but my hair loves it)! My product lasts at least 1 year plus and my hair is way longer now than it was then, not to mention I use the denman D38 and my hair barely comes out in the brush from the handful size I used to get( this had been normal for me so it wasn’t a concern) to about the size of a half dollar coin. My hair is in a much better state now because I listened to it and to people like you.
I followed her at first, but had to quickly unfollow cause she seems a little arrogant. Throws around big words to throw you off, talks down at you. This is just how I felt from her social media/videos
I followed her for a bit, but her personality was just too much. I even thought about taking a one on one class. The price was outrageous. She was marketing it as a life time investment. One class be set for life on how to take care of your natural curls. Then I saw her changing the script and telling her previous clients she had new improved techniques and should book another class. I also noticed when she began to tone down her personality and behave more polite and professional (marketing gimmick, I'm sure). I had to stop following her when she had a client showing off the new improved techniques that had less raking. Bragging about how quick it was. That hair was a hot mess.
@@LethalLemonLime When did Wash N Go's become so problematic and damaging? Mine last for a week and I don't have to rewash and I don't apply any gel. And I'm a 4A curly. Went Natrual in 2017 and love my curls!
Hi @okay5045! Before I went completely natural, my hair started to look straight due to iron deficiency anemia. It was crazy because the texture started looking permed and was falling out. I had extremely low iron. It was a bad experience.
She seems very sweet, but man she goes on tangents so much that it's hard to follow or remember the questions that was asked.
That might be on purpose.
I actually love this stylist attitude. She's very humble and willing to progress. She does desire to be educated and even share her knowledge. I'm glad you (Narada), Henny, and Earnestlynatural were able to talk out your concerns in a civilized manner.😂😂😂
While I can appreciate her passion, she’s definitely not one for a straightforward conversation 😅.
Thanks for sharing. It’s great you 3 could have a respectful discussion. The closest earnestly natural came to addressing the debacle was her saying stylists need to take accountability for their clients’ experiences. Otherwise, she’s definitely treading lightly and trying not to step on toes. She’s still vague about her haircare practices/products/methods at least to me.
I think that's because she wants to keep those things behind her paywall. I went to her website, and I've never seen a stylist with so many webinars/trainings. I can't imagine dropping $200-300 on a class. I haven't listened long, but hearing her tangent on the natural hair industry conference, I feel like she is more concerned with the "business" and how to make money.
I commend y’all for keeping a straight face during the rambling. You would ask a straight forward question, and I feel that we never got the answer. I still don’t know how she assesses hair to determine health. I still don’t understand what she actually does to help bring the hair back to good health. All in all, much needed convo and thank you!
To me, this was a beautiful discussion and I'm looking forward to another panel with all 3 of you. I always wanted to see a discussion between y'all so this was a mini wish come true for me. I have always appreciated the different approach Angel has to her haircare practices and I love the way Narada explains and does hair. Y'all passion and love for hair speaks volumes. I appreciate all of the work y'all are doing! ❤
I watched this on replay and found the conversation incredibly interesting, educational and respectful. 🤗
My experience with my own hair, wash and gos are my lazy way out lol. Even when I plan to twist my hair or do something different, it all changes once I get in the shower. I will say though after wearing them for over 4 years, speaking for myself I got into a steady routine of what worked and never changed things even though my hair improved. My stylist pointed it out as well recently asking me why I was still using AG balance shampoo every week as it was too strong of a cleanser for my hair. But I’ve just been in my lane using what works. So I think we all have to continuously assess our hair and what the needs are with more education on when to stop using such strong shampoos, etc.
What gels do you use that you thought AG balance weekly was necessary? Wetline/ ecostyler? I'm just curious.
Ppl keep saying wash n gos are to show off your curl pattern (always in a negative tone) I just wanted little girls to see something that looks like there own hair and know that it’s beautiful. I have a niece whose hair has never been relaxed and that’s perfectly fine. I think styling your hair in any fashion is for “show” otherwise just comb it and go for maintenance.
The attitudes around wash n goes tend to be toxic... The perfect wash n go, the perfect definition, the constant battle against frizz and shrinkage the perfect product combination, perfect hair.....a lot of the wash n go fanatics ONLY like their hair when it's in a defined wash n go. Ppl blamed OG Natural hair gurus for them not liking their hair because everything was centered around a twistout. Relaxed women only liked their hair when it was straight and smoothed. Style preference is one thing but the insecurity around your natural hair just being as it is and not being good enough is concerning
When spoken like that I can understand the point..thanks for the reply ❤️
@@AfrikanHairGodas a natural hair stylist I 100% agree with this. I have to tell my clients that if they want every curl in place when wearing their natural hair is in realistic. It’s actually draining as a stylist
True, and I realized I only obsessed about the definition when going to work- i wear my undefined wash and go to the gym, shopping, working from home - but as soon as i go into the office or on a virtual meeting i slick my haor back or have a super defined fresh wash and go smh I think we like the way our hair looks, sometimes we care too much about if other people won’t like it
Great respectful conversation! Angel has really grown over the years. I love it!
She talked alooooot i would be so confused if I was her client
It was really good to see this type cooperation. I love that this turned out to be a positive experience and look forward to hearing more collaborations. Thank you!!
It is truly a privilege to have had this opportunity to listen to three professional natural hair care specialist respectfully engage one another in the topic of their profession, all while managing to speak in terms which the average person could understand. Thank you for posting live.
With all the disruptions, audio issues, and even rambling at times, I think the conversation was still refreshing to have stylists who take two different approaches. My takeaways: 1. Any hairstyle can cause damage to a certain extent. 2. Great to hear that healthy hair was characterized the same way (no splits, no breakage, moisture retention, scalp health, behavior, or hair overall that's the Common Ground. 3. More pro-to-consumer education is necessary in plain language
This would’ve been nice if this was a moderated type of podcast situation. I think it was a great conversation but she really needed to remain succinct in her answers and remain on topic which a moderator would’ve helped. It was hard to follow her at times plus with the audio issues. Despite all that this was a refreshing conversation between stylists and happy to see the professional dialogue.
Everyone has to understand the climate and tone of the discussion. Henny and I really didn't have the liberty of cutting her off or directing the conversation. The live was to allow her to voice her thoughts about being featured on our salon page in a repost in a negative light. Being that our side instigated this discussion and it being 2 vs. 1, we had to overextend the grace to allow her to fully express herself.
Everyone, including myself, wanted this to be a fleshed out discussion and debate between different professionals but that wasn't really the intension here.
Thank you for the context behind the conversation. Appreciate that.
I was at work so I missed this. I didn't have a good experience with Earnestly Natural so I'm very interested in watching this. I found her way of speaking condescending to the extreme. She did teach me how to wash my hair thoroughly and i got a very nice detangling comb out of it, but I haven't been back, nor do i recommend her to anyone i know who is natural.
She talked a lot (probably due to her traveling during this live). She seems like a nice respectable person though. Just hard to follow the convo with her jumping from topic to topic and not allowing the others to finish their thoughts. Good luck and happy listening 😊!
Oh wow... I'm sorry to hear that... Truly 🙏♥️
@@AfrikanHairGod It is a shame because she was so close to where I live. I wanted it to be a great experience, but I ended up very disappointed.
@@cheryll.g.6958 that's why all that "I've worked with the best... been taught by the best... taken ALL courses.... Taught all over the country... Been doing hair for 100 years" means absolutely nothing to me if your clients don't feel that you are the BEST. That doesn't take away from their skill or ability, but there is more to doing hair than just doing hair.
@@AfrikanHairGodThe whole truth!!!
She can’t answer a question directly without a tangent it’s annoying 😭
Only 12 minutes in and I think I see what you mean? 😂
@@kaylean39 Me fking too I woulda been cursed EarnestlyNatural out. I been dying for HairGod to put her back on the podcast but she's only good with him definitely not other women stylists.
Chiiiiile, she asked who you are and your accomplishments.. and it went on to a 20 min rant.
I wasn't able to watch live. I agree that it was great to see you having a frank discussion and a respectful one . I was suprise before watching when I saw the title of the video. I command her for taking the time to talk to you .
Yeah it wasn't as intense as it felt last night. I didn't watch from the beginning until today. I'm gonna change it but it was intense... For them that beginning started a little rough but it cooled off once we all felt each other's intension
Nah why would she say she’s available to do a live if she’s driving? That’s probably why she’s rambling like so. Trying to multitask like crazy bc WTH is she even talking about why is mama talking about KFC and now Blockbuster??!!?! Nah I gotta go she’s irritating my inattentive adhd 😂 and it’s making me itch that she’s endangering others driving distracted 😭😭😭
The statement “introduce yourself”turned into a 20 min monologue. I wish she respected them enough to go live without driving.
Oh my goodness, 😅
@@Tellylove12
That’s hilarious
Thanks for putting this on youtube and for this discussion in general. Instagram is starting to piss me off. It deletes comments for no reason.
Anyway, i wonder if naturals were still doing frequent wash n gos with leave in conditioner an/or oil with wetline and even eco when they were popular, would the level of damage be the same?
I do believe the best way to retain the most length for kinky hair is to leave it alone(while keeping up moisture of course) and wash n gos just don't help much with the former
You have to wash your hair weekly(and detangle thoroughly) and sometimes even 2 times in a week. This is especially if you're doing the anthony dickey method.
I think the leave in and deep conditioning definitely helped as well as not using harsh shampoos. I used the above things and my hair wasn't damaged. I needed a good trim because the curly cuts weren't getting all the raggedy ends, that was about it.
For me a wash n go works for my lifestyle. I have been able to retain length but currently I got a cut because shorter hair is just easier to deal with right now for me.
@@dimensionsbyginatrue. I think you have a point. I think deep conditioning often isn't necessary UNLESS you are manipulating/ wearing your hair out often(esp in a washngo) . If you're like most of narada's clients and not color treated, you won't need it. I think BGC telling people they could wear their hair out constantly using mostly gel and no leave in or oil but they don't need to deep condition was a huge mistake, especially when they are color treated.
Probably if you wear your hair out 90% of the time deep conditioning biweekly or even weekly might be necessary to maintain healthy hair.
@iateyursandwiches I had color, so I deep conditioned and did protein treatments monthly. Luckily, my friend who I formulates conditioners told me the importance of emollients and how most gels don't have alot of them and since they didn't then the women should have been using a rinse out or deep conditioner that left emollients on the hair or a leave in. She saved my hair.
@@dimensionsbyginayeah, it's crazy to me that BCG don't even recommend leave in conditioner for color treated hair. I realized quickly 2 years ago when I was color treated that not using leave in wasn't going to work for me. Hell, even white people with color treated hair need to use leave in for their color if they want healthier hair.
That’s the one avenue that no one has really talked about-the formula changes/discontinuation of WNG products that were working (in a healthy and manageable way) for a lot of people. And I’ve been waiting for that piece of the conversation, because it affects consumers more than it does stylists. Especially when WNGs are a part of your lifestyle (high frequency). Someone might not go to the salon every week for a wash n go, but they’ll definitely do it at home.
But I feel like that the only folks that could really talk about that in an in-depth way would be the OG wash n go naturals. Pre-NOABs wash-n-go naturals.
There’s been a LOT of products that have changed or disappeared due to people not understanding how WNG products work, or not accepting their texture, and those companies listened. AND companies have sold out and formulas changed. AND there’s been changes because of lawsuits.
So the new generation of products work well for the people who were struggling with it in the past, but not so much for those who were fine with the old products. It flipped flopped, seemingly overnight.
I loved the adult conversation between professionals!!
OMG!!! All this bouncing from topic to topic. Maybe she’s rambling on because she’s distracted by driving. Probably can’t multitask that well. Sounds like Charlie Brown’s teacher to me “womp womp womp womp womp womp” when she goes beyond answering. A direct answer to the questions really would’ve made a difference. Thankfully this was a respectful chat though. I appreciated it.
I’m strictly wash and go for the past few years after being twistouts for year and before that protective styles (my own hair) for years due to keeping it out of the way where it worked. I loved twistouts, but my scalp couldn’t take it; thinning and they weren’t too tight, too often, etc. I don’t manipulate my wash and gos, no refreshing just fluffing everyday. Wash every 5 days can stretch it to 7 but my scalp is like nah. Same reason I stopped relaxers because of my scalp. My hair is healthy, HOWEVER, I have kept it short so to Narada’s point the longer it gets (growing it out, maybe lol) I may see damage due to it being constantly exposed. However I am hesitant to go back to something that stressed my scalp 😬like twistouts.
I like how things concluded. I just love cordial conversations between professionals. Nice!
I wore my hair in wash n gos for about a year. During that time, I had to get my hair trimmed every few months, and every time I got my hair trimmed, my ends were raggedy. It has really set me back from my length goals.
Yall wasn't lying this woman can TALK.
Very professional...this low key felt like an interview.
Soooo…since we know that relaxers are not good for our hair through experience and talking to hair professionals, and we have known for a while that curly cuts are also not good for our hair. BUT people are still doing these things…so at this point, t’s on THEM. So WHY is this still an issue if people are going to do what they want anyway?????
Everyone doesn't know and everyone isn't aware. There were people on the live from her following that hadn't heard anything about what's been going on. I know you all get exhausted of hearing the same discussion but you have to realize that we are STILL all constantly getting the same questions around the issue. So it's not as if this situation is a "That's their choice" type of thing, many are still not aware.
I just found this page and switched up my hair care. I just started to incorporate heat into my hair because I was bamboozled to think “indirect” heat isn’t damaging. My hair was starting to show damage and breaking and slight heat damage and I’m glad I caught it when it did. I thought I just needed a trim (which I did ) but I never experienced split ends like that. The only thing that made me connect the dots was this page and rose Amelia. So please keep talking about it.
Kudos to the three of you!❤❤❤
My gosh why was introducing herself so hard. All the rambling was making me confused
When she started on the issue w/ introducing herself I was like oh here we go …. 🥴😭🤣 She seems nice though. Just a long winded type of speaker.
@@BrownSugarNCurls agreed she did seem very nice, but long winded. Glad she was open for the chat ☺️
She said everyone's is different
She didn't let her finish her thought.... Henny allowed her to fully express her thought. We don't even know what she was gonna say after that
I'm sorry...she went through all that just to eventually answer the damn question of who she is...she didn't want to brag on what she actually does, but it's ok to brag on how enlightened she is compared to others? 🤔Ok.
I want to find the video that’s being discussed. I looked for Earnestly Natural and still can’t find the channel. Also, does Henny have her own channel? If so what is it? I’d like to see her work as well.
Earnestly Natural is only on Instagram. I'm assuming henny posted it on thegriynthumb Instagram profile but I checked and don't see it so I guess it was removed. We're late lol.
The conversation was a lot. The main point is the main point. But she’s similar to how I am when it comes to thought process and wants to give the whole story. What I would suggest is answer first and then tell the entire thought process behind what you’re saying….. yes I was great at essays in college, but I’m not much of a talker.😂
Oooo I can confirm acv made my hair look great, until it didn’t. I used to wash with baking soda as well, didn’t realize it was literally eating my hair until a couple years later. I had already stopped using it because my hair was getting very dry and not feeling regular clean like it used to when I first was washing and then rinsing with acv and detangling was literally the entire day. My hair strands had actual holes in them and was hiiiiiiiiiigh porosity. It wasn’t until 2015 that my friend said I should use more product to moisturize it, I listened, and it definitely helped. I was also constantly cutting my ends because they were rough and forever drying, knotting, and tangling up. It was about 2018 or so that I watched something on your page and you said use more water and less product and by then I think I had cut out all the damage from the acv and baking soda, and the under moisturizing for all those years. When I tell you that has changed the softness of my hair, it stays moisturized for at least a week , when before,by day 2 it would be dry, and saved me money(I use Oyin Handmade whipped pudding…. Not cheap but my hair loves it)! My product lasts at least 1 year plus and my hair is way longer now than it was then, not to mention I use the denman D38 and my hair barely comes out in the brush from the handful size I used to get( this had been normal for me so it wasn’t a concern) to about the size of a half dollar coin. My hair is in a much better state now because I listened to it and to people like you.
Oh my.... MERCY
She is True definition of long-winded
I followed her at first, but had to quickly unfollow cause she seems a little arrogant. Throws around big words to throw you off, talks down at you. This is just how I felt from her social media/videos
Hey friends!
Wow this was really good.
Was she driving, while doing a livestreaming? Okay, I’ll stop being nosy 🧐
I followed her for a bit, but her personality was just too much. I even thought about taking a one on one class. The price was outrageous. She was marketing it as a life time investment. One class be set for life on how to take care of your natural curls. Then I saw her changing the script and telling her previous clients she had new improved techniques and should book another class. I also noticed when she began to tone down her personality and behave more polite and professional (marketing gimmick, I'm sure). I had to stop following her when she had a client showing off the new improved techniques that had less raking. Bragging about how quick it was. That hair was a hot mess.
Yes, with Textured hair let's stop ✋ saying "Wash n Go".
BGC calls it a "wash and set." Personally it's a wash and go for me and I have type 4 hair.
@@LethalLemonLime When did Wash N Go's become so problematic and damaging? Mine last for a week and I don't have to rewash and I don't apply any gel. And I'm a 4A curly. Went Natrual in 2017 and love my curls!
The texture of my hair seems to have changed over time. From right to straight or is this just my imagination ❓
Hi @okay5045! Before I went completely natural, my hair started to look straight due to iron deficiency anemia. It was crazy because the texture started looking permed and was falling out. I had extremely low iron.
It was a bad experience.
Hello
A real yapper this one, my goodness.
I’m sorry but I couldn’t hear most of the video
You can hear most of the video it's just a couple of trouble spots
From tight to straight