Hello I know this vid is made two years ago but I just wanna how this video really touched me. As a 12 year girl that went natural last year I alway thought the loser it is the better and i would pray and beg god for a loser hair type so I started searching people with my hair type so I started trying to embrace my hair over the summer. So I try to do hairstyles and it just would'nt work.... Trust me sometimes i feel a little cute with my natural hair. Anyways one time I wore this one hair extension which looked my real l hair like the coily extension ( if you know what I mean) and While i had that on I got that, That pretty previlige so I taugh that if I grew my hair out I would be more beautiful and now i waiting to see what happens to m hair love, RUclips wiewer...
I never thought I would love my 4C hair but I’m here to tell you, not only do I absolutely LOVE IT…..I think it is the best and most versatile of ALL of the hair types!
from one "type 4" haired and beautifully dark skinned girl to another, you ARE beautiful! Inside and out. grateful for your content! Thanks for being authentic
I’m wearing my real hair yall! It’s 12:15am and I’m 42 years old today. I’ve struggled with my hair and the texture and also my skin color. If I get too tan everyone has something to say. When I wear a long straight weave or wig I am told I am so beautiful. Every time I wear my hair natural I get insulted, or ignored, overlooked. So I internalized it. And now my hair And health have suffered. I lost my entire perimeter 1/2” back. It’s growing in but I know this is going to be a journey. However I’m worth it. That little girl you were hoping to inspire, was the little girl in me. I’ll be watching and listening when I start thinking I’m ugly or longing for long tresses that make me feel like a fake and a fraud. As I put. Y bonnet on tonight after oiling my scalp, I saw how beautiful I am, naturally me. No loads of makeup, bags under my eyes cus it’s been a long day, I even looked at my mommy Tunmy and my stretch marks that beat the story of my four children, one an Angel. I am beautiful exactly how I am, the length and texture of hair I have. Happy birthday to me 💖
This is a blessing in disguise. I can't begin to tell you how thankful I am that this video came out today ( a.k.a my wash day). I was feeling really stressed at the fact that it takes me so long to do it, cause I have a lot of 4c hair and the whole process is tedious and occasionally makes me cry out of frustration. I've been natural for three years now and with every year that goes by I've learned to love it more and more. The compliments I get from strangers keeps me going and I hope one day to fully embrace this beautiful crown of mine. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ♡
I need to hear this so much. I rewatch this video every month. Everyone in my family would make fun of me and call me names like sideshow Bob. I hated myself I was only a little kid. Thank you for being a part of my journey to love my hair, myself.
I'm happy for you :) Building a healthy relationship with our hair is/was not that simple for most of us. 4c hair are so beautiful tho, let's not forget this.
it's not that simple agrreed! it's literally a whole journey for most of us. I think it's because we are finally using products that work best for us and learning what style we feel most comfortable in that dont add too much manipulation.
For my mom of all people to not have anything positive to say about my hair has been damaging low-key but I will not let her or anyone allow me to have a complex about my hair! You have to stop being dependent on validation from other people to feel pretty ♥️
We are humans. We survive in communities. While everyones comments shouldn't break you, we can't pretend that loving words from your own community isn't necessary for childhood development and confidence.
I truly needed a video like this....as a newbie to natural hair it's hard navigating and sometimes I hate my 4c hair and constantly compare it to others in terms of length, wishing it was longer but thanks to you I'm slowly starting to love how amazing my hair is and it's ability to defy gravity... thank you so much I definitely need more of these..you honestly make a dark skin girl feel beautiful
What a beautiful video Kelsia!! It will come in time. We just have to stay the course so that little black girls with hair like ours know that their hair is beautiful and their skin is beautiful!! That we love our hair (even though it can be a journey) and our skin as well and so should they!! ❤️❤️❤️ Awesome job!!
The tears of these brought out of me are unreal. I’m a mixed girl so having type 4 hair always made me feel wrong compared to my mixed peers, the rage and self loathing of not having “good hair” legitimately sent me manic; especially growing up with a Mexican mother with long thick wavy hair who IS a hairdresser but still didn’t completely know how to care for mine SUCKED!!! Anyways, I just recently turned 18 and I’m finally gonna try showing my natural hair all the love it’s always deserved. It’s going to be really difficult but everything worth it is. Thank you so much for giving me the courage to do so
im at the same point in my journey of just leaving it alone and keeping it moisturized. It been hard accepting it in its shrunken state but I've been managing
Thank you for this ❤️ I recently did my 5th big chop to go natural and as always it’s been stressful dealing with the hate against my 4c hair. Sometimes I just have to remind myself that my hair is authentically me and there’s no way I could ever not be beautiful with what grows directly from my scalp. So really it’s been a learning progress with me growing to love my hair but videos like this always keep me motivated in my journey.
This is so intimate, beautiful filmed, and thoughtful. Thank you for sharing your vulnerability. Thank you for being yourself. Sort of not related, but I am always disappointed about the representation of black woman in shows or books because they are never relatable. You share a dimension humanity that I feel is missing from depictions of black women. Not that other women aren’t multidimensional, Im just really taken by your artistry. I feel a kinship to you. Black, Haitian, writer, estranged from family, traveler. I relate to you in a lot of ways and it feels less isolating to know there are people in the world who share in certain experiences. I’m wishing you all the luck on your journey be it hair, relationships, happiness, spiritual fulfillment, whatever.
It is currently September 11 2022, but even tho this was uploaded in 2021 i would like to say you have been really helping me with loving my hair. I just recently took down my locs which I've had since i was around 3/4 at the time (iI am 13 now) and never once seen my hair without having locs, and when i saw it was 4c i was on the verge of tears. I have never been taught to love my 4c hair or my hair just in general so i am just glad there is people out there who teach little girls and adults today to love there hair.
I don’t know how you do it! I cannot put all that effort in anymore.. I’m tired! Cutting up aloe Vera, using fenugreek, alma oil rice water and all the other miracle growing essences I see on these tutorials. I don’t believe or have the time for it. My hair will do as it pleases as long as I wash it regularly and keep it moist. I have spent to much time and money on products. I think it’s time to just let nature take its course, for et t all the tutorials. We are all different and do are-our journeys. I will not allow my hair to dictate what I do with my life. I love your videos, keep them coming!!
We never needed all those things in the first place. Look at the tutorials from 2010. Ppl used some cheap shampoo and conditioner and kept it simple. Now we’re so extra
I love hearing your thoughts. Its so interesting to see that most of us dont like what we have and want what others have. I have always wanted your skin color. I have always wanted thick hair like you. I still wish I have what you have. I am almost 55 years old and I still would love to look like you. Fortunately, I do love myself and have grown to love how I look too.
This is me, I am she! 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 I needed this message. I also need to share this with my 11 year old daughter whom I'm trying to help her understand that her hair is not meant to be straight.
you helped me so much, even though i have 2B hair i have always hated them.All my family members have pin straight hair, i got my hair texture from my father.I was always made fun of by my relatives at family functions because of my hair.I was so sad that at one point i was straightening it every day which led to me losing a lot of my hair. I have started to love my hair now.Thanks to you.
Can I open some thoughts here? I m originally from south Asia and your hair story let me thinking...what if it were crucial that yall adopt your natural hair for printing it in people s eyes as a powerful visual affect? Let me explain: the more you see something, the more natural. I think that if African women let their hair natural it would enter the collective imagination as something that s part of everyday life and visual effect by the number is a powerful soft power. New generations could maybe be at ease To be represented everywhere? Yet the real sacrifice would be for this generation To accept the eventual foreign stares or self depreciation but that could liberate the next generations by not giving up ? your hair are unique no one can imitate them. Why give up such a uniqueness ? Actual beauty standards Will hold only if we nourrish them despite their toxicity. What do you think ?
that is brilliant but unfortunately the people are so brainwashed,people so close to you like even your mom will mock you for not "doing " your hair,just because you have let the hair free they will call you poor and unkept,actually weaves and wigs are seen as a sign of wealth and natural girls are seemed like they cant affors doing their hair,i cant tell how many times people have asked to do my hair and they like" when are you going to do your hair?" its really tough out here its sad that its so rare seeing girls rocking their natural hair,a ratio of 1:10
Love your videos. But to anyone here watching just know it’s best to get natural styles that do not require heat! Try dreadlocks, hair twists, attached hair that’s same texture, and fluffy hair
@@KelsiasDiary :)) It feels so good to see a black youtuber that has had the same hair history and hair type as me. I hope you'll continue this series and help black people to love their hair because it's beautiful
Gosh, this video was amazing! I have been natural for about 4-5 years and I honestly have been doing twist-outs with perm rods or just a regular twist-out. I'm going off to college this year and I want to accept my natural hair in its own state... How do I? Im tired of being in the bathroom for 4+ hours trying to do the perfect twist out... any suggestions on how to become comfortable?
A twist out is probably not going to be the easiest style to maintain. I’m in school now and I’ve been liking mini braids. It looks better on my fine hair than mini twists. If i take it out and don’t have enough time to restyle, I wear chunky twists.
That has to do with the thickness and density of your hair. You might have to research about hair density and see with a natural hair specialist why your hair is thin. It could be genetics too.
Called me out lol , I bleached my hair on purpose , cut it on purpose. I hated my hair , I mean wool honey 🤣 (this is a wig in the pfp) i recently chopped my hair , I know YAH will grow it back and I'll learn to love it
back in my country I use to have fuller and longer hair. My auntie usually do it for me but when I came here I didn't know how to take care of it and that was lead to breakage. I still dont know what product to use and sometimes when I am trying to do a hairstyle it doesn't come the way i want it. Sometimes i felt so tired of my hair and sometimes I felt like I want to cut it all. Please help me...
Imagine trying to love hair that looks gross and is way too difficult to deal with. If you tell yourself that it's beautiful, you're lying to yourself.
Looks gross? Hopefully you are not a POC because the hate is real. Natural hair is beautiful. The challenge is when you look in every hair magazine and your hairtype is not represented, or if you go to the hair aisle at the store, not only are products to take care of natural hair 4-5X more expensive than other products, but they also have negative labels on them like “for damaged, unruly hair.” The message society gives us is that we shouldn’t love our hair or ourselves. There is nothing gross about the hair naturally growing out of my head that GOD gave me. .
![Formal Enough [a short film about black hair]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MMAMTPO4NF4/mqdefault.jpg)
Hello I know this vid is made two years ago but I just wanna how this video really touched me. As a 12 year girl that went natural last year I alway thought the loser it is the better and i would pray and beg god for a loser hair type so I started searching people with my hair type so I started trying to embrace my hair over the summer. So I try to do hairstyles and it just would'nt work.... Trust me sometimes i feel a little cute with my natural hair. Anyways one time I wore this one hair extension which looked my real l hair like the coily extension ( if you know what I mean) and While i had that on I got that, That pretty previlige so I taugh that if I grew my hair out I would be more beautiful and now i waiting to see what happens to m hair
love, RUclips wiewer...
i actually cried to this because for the first time i have someone with my hair type telling me that i will learn to love my hair soon enough
you will..
I never thought I would love my 4C hair but I’m here to tell you, not only do I absolutely LOVE IT…..I think it is the best and most versatile of ALL of the hair types!
from one "type 4" haired and beautifully dark skinned girl to another, you ARE beautiful! Inside and out. grateful for your content! Thanks for being authentic
Wow, thank you!
I’m wearing my real hair yall! It’s 12:15am and I’m 42 years old today. I’ve struggled with my hair and the texture and also my skin color. If I get too tan everyone has something to say. When I wear a long straight weave or wig I am told I am so beautiful. Every time I wear my hair natural I get insulted, or ignored, overlooked. So I internalized it. And now my hair And health have suffered. I lost my entire perimeter 1/2” back. It’s growing in but I know this is going to be a journey. However I’m worth it. That little girl you were hoping to inspire, was the little girl in me. I’ll be watching and listening when I start thinking I’m ugly or longing for long tresses that make me feel like a fake and a fraud. As I put. Y bonnet on tonight after oiling my scalp, I saw how beautiful I am, naturally me. No loads of makeup, bags under my eyes cus it’s been a long day, I even looked at my mommy Tunmy and my stretch marks that beat the story of my four children, one an Angel. I am beautiful exactly how I am, the length and texture of hair I have. Happy birthday to me 💖
This is a blessing in disguise. I can't begin to tell you how thankful I am that this video came out today ( a.k.a my wash day). I was feeling really stressed at the fact that it takes me so long to do it, cause I have a lot of 4c hair and the whole process is tedious and occasionally makes me cry out of frustration. I've been natural for three years now and with every year that goes by I've learned to love it more and more. The compliments I get from strangers keeps me going and I hope one day to fully embrace this beautiful crown of mine. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ♡
Thank you! You're such an inspiration to all 4c hair queens.👏🏾👏🏾 ❤
GIRL! The whole time I'm watching this video, I'm thinking... "Wow. Her hair is SOOOO beautiful. So gorgeous. Look at those curls!"
I need to hear this so much. I rewatch this video every month. Everyone in my family would make fun of me and call me names like sideshow Bob. I hated myself I was only a little kid. Thank you for being a part of my journey to love my hair, myself.
I'm happy for you :)
Building a healthy relationship with our hair is/was not that simple for most of us.
4c hair are so beautiful tho, let's not forget this.
it's not that simple agrreed! it's literally a whole journey for most of us. I think it's because we are finally using products that work best for us and learning what style we feel most comfortable in that dont add too much manipulation.
For my mom of all people to not have anything positive to say about my hair has been damaging low-key but I will not let her or anyone allow me to have a complex about my hair! You have to stop being dependent on validation from other people to feel pretty ♥️
We are humans. We survive in communities. While everyones comments shouldn't break you, we can't pretend that loving words from your own community isn't necessary for childhood development and confidence.
I truly needed a video like this....as a newbie to natural hair it's hard navigating and sometimes I hate my 4c hair and constantly compare it to others in terms of length, wishing it was longer but thanks to you I'm slowly starting to love how amazing my hair is and it's ability to defy gravity... thank you so much I definitely need more of these..you honestly make a dark skin girl feel beautiful
What a beautiful video Kelsia!! It will come in time. We just have to stay the course so that little black girls with hair like ours know that their hair is beautiful and their skin is beautiful!! That we love our hair (even though it can be a journey) and our skin as well and so should they!! ❤️❤️❤️ Awesome job!!
The tears of these brought out of me are unreal. I’m a mixed girl so having type 4 hair always made me feel wrong compared to my mixed peers, the rage and self loathing of not having “good hair” legitimately sent me manic; especially growing up with a Mexican mother with long thick wavy hair who IS a hairdresser but still didn’t completely know how to care for mine SUCKED!!! Anyways, I just recently turned 18 and I’m finally gonna try showing my natural hair all the love it’s always deserved. It’s going to be really difficult but everything worth it is. Thank you so much for giving me the courage to do so
This video is SOOO therapeutic 🫶🏽✨
beautifully shot, beautiful story, beautiful music, beautiful woman
we love our 4c the others who don't accept it.... I hope that every day more they understand that each hair is special with or without curls 🥰☺️
Love this video to infinity and beyond! Thank you so much for sharing!♥️♥️♥️
Thank you for making this. You don’t know how much you’ve just helped me. :)
im at the same point in my journey of just leaving it alone and keeping it moisturized. It been hard accepting it in its shrunken state but I've been managing
good! leave for a while if you need too!
Same here the whole doing washing gos everyday is just taxing as hell 🙄
Thank you for this ❤️ I recently did my 5th big chop to go natural and as always it’s been stressful dealing with the hate against my 4c hair. Sometimes I just have to remind myself that my hair is authentically me and there’s no way I could ever not be beautiful with what grows directly from my scalp. So really it’s been a learning progress with me growing to love my hair but videos like this always keep me motivated in my journey.
a lil motivation is all we need ✨
I think type 4 hair is the most beautiful hair type ❤️ I love your hair 🥰
This is so intimate, beautiful filmed, and thoughtful. Thank you for sharing your vulnerability. Thank you for being yourself. Sort of not related, but I am always disappointed about the representation of black woman in shows or books because they are never relatable. You share a dimension humanity that I feel is missing from depictions of black women. Not that other women aren’t multidimensional, Im just really taken by your artistry. I feel a kinship to you. Black, Haitian, writer, estranged from family, traveler. I relate to you in a lot of ways and it feels less isolating to know there are people in the world who share in certain experiences. I’m wishing you all the luck on your journey be it hair, relationships, happiness, spiritual fulfillment, whatever.
I love how honest and raw you are, and how you have you to a place of acceptance and love ❤
This video was needed, thank you 💛
Also, you're GORGEOUS!!!
You're so welcome!
This is such a beautifully honest video, thank you
Thank you for this video ❤
It is currently September 11 2022, but even tho this was uploaded in 2021 i would like to say you have been really helping me with loving my hair. I just recently took down my locs which I've had since i was around 3/4 at the time (iI am 13 now) and never once seen my hair without having locs, and when i saw it was 4c i was on the verge of tears. I have never been taught to love my 4c hair or my hair just in general so i am just glad there is people out there who teach little girls and adults today to love there hair.
I really appreciate your comment. I'm glad that my video has been helping you
This was beautiful!! I relate to you so much and am so happy to see a girl with a similar hair texture to me speak so openly and honestly
I don’t know how you do it!
I cannot put all that effort in anymore.. I’m tired!
Cutting up aloe Vera, using fenugreek, alma oil rice water and all the other miracle growing essences I see on these tutorials.
I don’t believe or have the time for it.
My hair will do as it pleases as long as I wash it regularly and keep it moist.
I have spent to much time and money on products. I think it’s time to just let nature take its course, for et t all the tutorials. We are all different and do are-our journeys.
I will not allow my hair to dictate what I do with my life.
I love your videos, keep them coming!!
I understaaaaand girl! Keep it as simple as possible so you dont dreads your hair days.
We never needed all those things in the first place. Look at the tutorials from 2010. Ppl used some cheap shampoo and conditioner and kept it simple. Now we’re so extra
Been there done that....I'm so much better now
Thank you so much this video moved me tears and thank you for your strength to be able to share your journey and knowledge. Bless you 🙏
I love hearing your thoughts. Its so interesting to see that most of us dont like what we have and want what others have. I have always wanted your skin color. I have always wanted thick hair like you. I still wish I have what you have. I am almost 55 years old and I still would love to look like you. Fortunately, I do love myself and have grown to love how I look too.
The stocking over the bowl has to be the smartest straining technique i've seen yet!
Beautiful!!
we need the afro hair movement back.
I just wanna wear my afro out in any form or shape without being judged or feeling insecure man
You don't need a movement to live how you want, just do it without caring about anyones opinion on your hair
That was beautiful! ❤️❤️
This is so beautiful 👏🏾🙏🏾
This was very good, please do more
That towel flip transition tho 😉
I worked hard on that! I'm glad you peeped 😭
This is me, I am she! 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 I needed this message. I also need to share this with my 11 year old daughter whom I'm trying to help her understand that her hair is not meant to be straight.
you helped me so much, even though i have 2B hair i have always hated them.All my family members have pin straight hair, i got my hair texture from my father.I was always made fun of by my relatives at family functions because of my hair.I was so sad that at one point i was straightening it every day which led to me losing a lot of my hair. I have started to love my hair now.Thanks to you.
I love the cinematic effect of this video and your story resonates with so many. Excellent video and beautifully done!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I luv your videos. Your amazing and as a blck girl I can relate
They need to just to say sorry
I'm so grateful for you.
That was so beautiful!
This is beautiful
Amazing
thank you for pt1 and pt2, I feel so seen. I hope you're doing okay
I have 4a/4b hair but i remember being like 6 years old wishing my hair were looser lol but not really since it's realy sad
Thank you.
This video has made my day
This is so good!! Thank you.
I loved this soo much kelsia ❤️❤️❤️😭😭😭😭 thank you for sharing
Thats beautiful, you are beautiful 💜
So Beautiful ❤️😭‼️
thanks!
beautiful video. made me smile
I love your darkskin 🤗❤️
me too :)
I love this. Please keep going ❤️
Can I open some thoughts here? I m originally from south Asia and your hair story let me thinking...what if it were crucial that yall adopt your natural hair for printing it in people s eyes as a powerful visual affect? Let me explain: the more you see something, the more natural. I think that if African women let their hair natural it would enter the collective imagination as something that s part of everyday life and visual effect by the number is a powerful soft power. New generations could maybe be at ease To be represented everywhere? Yet the real sacrifice would be for this generation To accept the eventual foreign stares or self depreciation but that could liberate the next generations by not giving up ? your hair are unique no one can imitate them. Why give up such a uniqueness ? Actual beauty standards Will hold only if we nourrish them despite their toxicity. What do you think ?
that is brilliant but unfortunately the people are so brainwashed,people so close to you like even your mom will mock you for not "doing " your hair,just because you have let the hair free they will call you poor and unkept,actually weaves and wigs are seen as a sign of wealth and natural girls are seemed like they cant affors doing their hair,i cant tell how many times people have asked to do my hair and they like" when are you going to do your hair?" its really tough out here its sad that its so rare seeing girls rocking their natural hair,a ratio of 1:10
This is perfect, thank you ❤
Great point....and as you said, it's not easy
You have beautiful hair!
I love you sis ❤️🥰
Love your videos. But to anyone here watching just know it’s best to get natural styles that do not require heat! Try dreadlocks, hair twists, attached hair that’s same texture, and fluffy hair
I love this hair channel so much
thanks for sharing your hair journey with us
You are so welcome!
@@KelsiasDiary :)) It feels so good to see a black youtuber that has had the same hair history and hair type as me. I hope you'll continue this series and help black people to love their hair because it's beautiful
another banger!
You're really pretty and your hair is nice too.
I will be well.
I've yet to see someone with my hair texture lol... I think I have type 5 lmao
Gosh, this video was amazing! I have been natural for about 4-5 years and I honestly have been doing twist-outs with perm rods or just a regular twist-out. I'm going off to college this year and I want to accept my natural hair in its own state... How do I? Im tired of being in the bathroom for 4+ hours trying to do the perfect twist out... any suggestions on how to become comfortable?
A twist out is probably not going to be the easiest style to maintain. I’m in school now and I’ve been liking mini braids. It looks better on my fine hair than mini twists. If i take it out and don’t have enough time to restyle, I wear chunky twists.
i can see through my hair too, what should i do?
That has to do with the thickness and density of your hair. You might have to research about hair density and see with a natural hair specialist why your hair is thin. It could be genetics too.
Called me out lol , I bleached my hair on purpose , cut it on purpose. I hated my hair , I mean wool honey 🤣 (this is a wig in the pfp) i recently chopped my hair , I know YAH will grow it back and I'll learn to love it
back in my country I use to have fuller and longer hair. My auntie usually do it for me but when I came here I didn't know how to take care of it and that was lead to breakage. I still dont know what product to use and sometimes when I am trying to do a hairstyle it doesn't come the way i want it. Sometimes i felt so tired of my hair and sometimes I felt like I want to cut it all. Please help me...
omg i need your hair routine
I hate mineeeeeeeeeeeee 🙄💔🥲
What’s the name of this song 1:51
Boone River - Juanita
Imagine trying to love hair that looks gross and is way too difficult to deal with. If you tell yourself that it's beautiful, you're lying to yourself.
Just because you don't think it's pretty doesn't mean other people might not
As the old saying goes, "If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing".
@@xikrx5951 That is the problem of today's society.
Looks gross? Hopefully you are not a POC because the hate is real. Natural hair is beautiful. The challenge is when you look in every hair magazine and your hairtype is not represented, or if you go to the hair aisle at the store, not only are products to take care of natural hair 4-5X more expensive than other products, but they also have negative labels on them like “for damaged, unruly hair.” The message society gives us is that we shouldn’t love our hair or ourselves.
There is nothing gross about the hair naturally growing out of my head that GOD gave me. .
Man freak off.