I agree. I wish when I was younger I had adults that knew how to take care of my hair/taught me. I’m 31 and I finally just learned what my hair likes and started to retain the most length I’ve ever had, in the last 3 years!! I never miss a deep condition or trim. I also control the temperature on my heating tools and bonnet/satin pillow case, all of which I learned from you so thank you Kee! It’s so weird to me that I get compliments now on how thick, healthy, and long my hair is now because I’ve never been that girl
I don't have a young child anymore. When my daughter was young I carried her to the hairdresser. She is grown and natural . Thank for reminding us about speaking positively to yourself, mind body, soul, spirit, mental health.
Also if you swim: wet your hair down before you enter the pool/ocean. If it's already soaked up clean water, it absorbs less of the chlorine/salt water.
Kee you just made me remembered my childhood. My mom always did rollers to me every Saturday so I would sit in the hair dryer to dry my hair. Now as I am an adults I still do the same. My hair is thick, healthy and very very long.
My daughter is 12 and she has locs.. they are thick and almost mid back length. We started her locs when she was 9 and they are healthy and thick she washes and oils it once a week and she wears a big silk bonnet to bed every night. We only retwist it maybe 4-5x a year. She has 180 locs and it is absolutely gorgeous!
@@SE-gs6gd yes she asked when she was 8yr old and we talked about it and made sure she was absolutely sure she wanted it. It took us a year to decide she really was ready and understood.
My daughter has love too. She's 16 and she loves them and she has the same routine. I was happy too because once she turned 13 the struggle was real with her tender headness.
My child had straight to mildly wavy hair when she was little. She actually had her head shaved when she was about 10 (just because she wanted to) and then suddenly when she was 14/15 and it was fully grown out it was curly! We were both shocked about that and she’s been a curly girl ever since 😂
My little cousin is my special little hair client. She started her hair journey last year with extremely damaged hair. This year it's happier and healthier with her wearing braids and in between we trim ends and wear silk press❤
Ms Kee, I said it all last week!! This is exactly what I didn't have as a little girl growing up! So grateful for your presence to nurture & teach all of us!! There's a little girl deep inside this 70 y/o that loves watching along with me!!!❤🥰❤
Everything you said is exactly what i do with my 7 yr old daughter. Healthy scalp leads to healthy hair ends trimmed and deep conditioning and I oil her scalp every 2 days. Be gentle . Yes ma'am is exactly what I do and her hair is in the middle of her back. Love it. Also change directions of the braids that helps the hair to grow
I have a 6 year old & a 14 year old. For the youngest, we keep a protective style with a little extra added hair for longevity & so her ends are protected when we do beads. We only press her maybe twice a year. For the oldest, she loves her knotless & then we rock a press for 2 weeks to give her hair a break & trim ends. We're pretty lowkey in our house & the protective styles help momma & her carpal tunnel out, lol. I also make our bonnets & a satin pillow cases. I literally do it all to save us some coins, so I truly appreciate every single helpful video you post! You really are the mvp!
You can really see how well your niece’s hair retained its length over the year. Def proof that being kind to your hair will have positive results with consistency!
I appreciate so much how you talk about not having people in your life who knew how to care for your hair. That was my struggle as a child and teenager growing up, so I'm so glad that I wasn't alone in my experience. 💝
I soak the rubber bands in oil when doing beads and cut them out. Usually the oil makes them break on their own around the time it’s time for the beads to come out.
Your niece is adorable! And yes ALL hair is beautiful! My mother braided my hair almost every night and she never let me sleep in ponytail holders. I learned more as I got older like getting trims regularly to retain length, wearing Satin scarves at night etc..
More than anything Kee, I'm glad you let her look like a twelve-year-old. She has the rest of her life to be and look like a woman. It's important that our children be children as long as they can.
She is so blessed to have an auntie like you. I only had boys and I would cut their hair until they started going to the barbers, and my four grandies are of mixed heritage and the girls hair are pretty healthy and my grandson is now getting his hair cut at the barbers. As for me, I remember that pressing comb on the stove and my mum being careful not to burn me and my sisters' ears! Funny, after relaxing and colouring our hair, we are all natural!! Blessings and continued success as always xxx
I’m going to deep condition and straighten my 11 year old hair for her first week of middle school. Then braids cause they just make life easier. I also agree get the RevAir dryer, having the right tools and patience is a game changer!❤
So cute! When I was coming up. I had to learn to do my hair. My Mother was so heavy handed. I couldn't take it any more. I started doing my hair when I was 13. Every two weeks of shampoo, conditioner,blow dry press and curl . I did this until I got a job and went to the hairdresser every two weeks. I was never told to do deep conditioning or leave-in conditioner.
I have 2yr old twin girls😅 and we do wash n gos every Sunday. I have 2 mannequin heads and have been to a braiding workshop because flat twists don't last long enough and having 2 girls it's a MUST to know how to braid fr! We've never blow-dried straight but we diffuse on cool/warm low alternating heat. My girls have different textures and lengths. One of my girls hates any clips or ties in her hair so luckily her hair is short and doesn't need it (suits her too!) . Both my girls don't like covering their hair at night so both cribs are covered with satin crib sheets. Both have had hair cuts because of the way that placenta perm and mild cradle cap left their curls struggling so one of my girls is growing out a curly bob 🥰😍 .. had both grandmas critique and criticize the choices i made with my daughters hair referring to their curls as "nigga naps" and "tuff 4c" but I've perfected their wash n gos and now their asking me what I do and what do I use.. 🤐 & I'm about to go buy your book on Amazon now because breaking generational curses is a MUST!
Love this ❤. My tips are to understand your little ones individual hair needs. Often two children in the same family have differences with what their hair requires. I minimze the use of direct heat, tend to use blow drying for winter. I have found summer sun, causes the same heat problem, so I air dry during warm seasons. I deep condition biweekly, alternate between shampoo and cowash products monthly. I take hair bands, bobbles out for sleeping so nothing is pulling on the hair when sleeping. I don't use castor oil anymore, it caused a scalp infection because it was too thick. I use a very light oil on the scalp once a week, with a good quality hair moisturising product. I dob twists in their natural, or very low maintenance styles for school. I use extensions 2x a year for only 6 weeks. Along with necessary trims, it seems to be working 🤷🏾♀️😁
Thank you for the information. My son is a girl dad, n my granddaughter has very thick hair. And she is very tender headed!!! I appreciate your time and information information.
She is BEAUTIFUL and to have an Aunt that is a professional hairstylist is a blessing! It is best because others are scissor happy! You do such an AMAZING job on hair! Always be proud of yourself and your accomplishments! If you do not hear it enough you heard from me! You have your own magazine published with your name on it...just OUTSTANDING!!❤
I bought the rev air after you did a review for my teen and she is able to blow dry her hair on her own now. She loves it and it makes her so straight that she only needs one pass with the flat iron. Best investment.
When I was 10, people at school would make fun of my hair, so I thought I needed a relaxer, and my mom actually gave me one. My hair broke off shortly after. It recovered to some degree, but it didn’t really thrive until I gave up relaxers completely and found a hair care line that loves my hair.
I don’t have any little ones …my nephews got locs and haircuts for school though…but I was blessed to have women in each stage of my life to help me maintain my hair. Braids, beads, and the hot comb was my junts! Anyways, She’s so pretty and her hair is flourishing nicely. Thanks for the content.❤
I love watching your channel. The inspiration quote at the beginning and all the good info about hair tips. I'm 60 now but when I was little I remember my mama washing my hair in the tub, laying me back and then ringing it like a mop so tight until it hurt.
My daughter is 11 and 5’1 with almost waist length hair. I do simple low maintenance styles. I wash and blow dry and flat iron monthly. Never had a relaxer. Her hair is very easy to straighten and the reason I do is because only her ends are slightly curly. Has been since she was a baby. I cannot braid, do I do plaits into ponytails or a couple ponytails. Currently we are battling more dandruff than normal. Dermatologist said due to puberty and hormones. But my sixth grader is natural and retaining length like crazy. Satin pillowcases, bonnets, less manipulation and Rosemary oil for a doing the trick
Thank you for sharing. My youngest daughter, when she went to the ninth grade, wanted hair dye. Foolishly, I did and her hair became damaged and started falling out. Thank God, for people like you. I started deep conditioning and just keeping her hair braided. Now her hair is healthy and down her back. 🙌🏾 She is now a freshman in college and she just were her hair in twists.
Our little niece is back! I love when she comes back to see us 🫶🏽😄 she looked so beautiful! The rev air is such a game changer. I would be interested to see how that works in comparison to the new Dyson airstraight. I feel like the rev would still be in first place 🥇!
My daughter has been on a hair journey since birth. I blow dried her hair for 3x ever last week and she will be 11 in 4 days and was just for some length retention and not for a bone straight look. Until recent I would wash, condition and give her s medium twists for about 2-3 weeks and then repeat wash day and maybe give her some ponytails. The ponytail faux hawk would be a special treat to jazz up her style. Now that she’s in middle school I have done the s medium all natural individual braids, Bantu nots in the front and the braids in the back and then transition that to a braid out in the back with Bantu nots in the front….. like a half up half down to show off her length. She currently has s medium notless braids with 2 braids of pink so that she can enjoy playing with color before enter the corporate world and being told what’s not acceptable. I don’t use gels or braid gels. We don’t care about “perfect” hair over here. Heck, I can barely part hair and she’s okay with that. She doesn’t care that I can’t do all the trendy styles and I don’t let many people touch her hair. I’m extremely slow at styling her hair , not on purpose and she’s okay with that. We spend that time bonding and watching family movies or tv together. She’s proud of her hair, not because of the length but because it’s healthy and because I take the time to take care of her. I mainly use a wide tooth comb and then transition into the Felicia Leatherby Detangler brush. I do own a parting comb but I only use it to part the hair. I use hair crème with oils to style her hair and hair grease is my braid gel. I thank the natural hair communities for everything they taught me 2008 - 2012 to be prepared for this task.
Kee, I watch a lot of "hair"' videos. Yours stand out because it is more than "styling". You educate which is what I need. Thank you for the lessons....
Thank you for the great tips. I have been trying to grow my hairs for years and failed. I have a daughter and her hair is so beautiful, full and long and I can maintain hers just fine. But thanks for the advice as always 😊
My 12 year old was natural up until a year ago. Her hair is naturally 4b/4c. Unfortunately, just one year of at home relaxers has done so much damage and caused so much breakage-especially down the center of her head. (Like reverse Mohawk breakage) I didn’t even put together the chlorine damage until you just mentioned it. That is when her hair really declined and so much fell out. Anyway, no relaxers for 3 months so far..this is bout when we would touch up so she wants another because she likes her hair straight. For now, my hair goal is to get her hair back healthy because what you said about being responsible for the one causing damage is real. I feel so bad, but it’s a journey like you said. I am learning. I’m actually right outside of Philly so we know where to go now! Your channel is a blessing for sure!
My daughter has had quite the hair journey. She had cradle cap as a baby so the removal process was tough and she lost a lot of her hair. Fast forward to now her hair is mid back length. I’m a former hair stylist so I have her hair on a good routine. Wash, deep condition, moisturize, and ponytails. I trim it maybe once a year. I’m going to start straightening it in the winter months so she can enjoy her length. ❤
I have been maintaining both my daughter's hair over the years. One is 22 & the baby is 15. My niece is my client as well & motivation to get my cosmetology license. Lately, the baby girl has been dealing with extreme dryness. So it has been suggested to try some Jamaican black Castor oil. So off to place my order I go..😊
First let me say 👋🏽 Bird. Bird hair is growing. I just love how you talk through your videos. They are so informative. Thank you Kee. Her braids are so cute on her. Beautiful smile 😁.
Luv it!! Dropping knowledge. I started WAY back in the day with my mom pressing my hair at the stove. My hair was too much for her so she took me to the salon and got me my first perm....UtraSheen. That perm was soo strong that my hair was flat, lifeless and too straight. Even though I was going to the salon, my hair became damaged. Knowledge is power, which is why I appreciate you sharing with us! Your niece is adorable and blessed to have an auntie like you!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge/talents! Stay blessed my friend....
I totally agree with you as far as using a scalp oil and keeping our hair clean. Also, with castor oil, you will also do #2 (LOL) on a regular basis. My Aunt Juanita kept my hair also, so I am glad to see this effort being paid forward. You ALWAYS do a great job. Thank you for the commentary that is soothing and informative.😁🥰
Hey girl all the way from San Diego, I just start following you I just wanted to let you know I enjoy your videos so much. It’s so calming and therapeutic almost your voice absolutely love it!!!
Prior to teen years my hair journey was horrific & traumatizing with my mom. From middle school to adulthood my aunt did my hair...she was so awesome with twist, braiding& detangling as i was super tender headed. My aunt passed away dec. 20th 2014 and every since then I've been adding to the hair education she gave me. But its been hard. I went back natural, hair is a thick big curly beast and I know my aunt would be proud. She used to say Healthy hair is the Best hair. ❤
I love the fact that you did a video like this it shows that I'm not the only black girl out there with damaged hair a lot of times you see these content creators doing hair on girls that have beautiful healthy hair so I love the fact that you did a girl's hair that looks more like mines I've been searching to look for a hair stylist to get me back healthy and on the right path with my hair it's just that I'm not trusting a lot of people touching my hair because past trauma that I experience going to hair salons but thank you for making a video like this because all girls don't have healthy thick hair
I love this video because we all have and will make mistakes with our hair (relaxers, short hair cuts, etc) and then we have to learn how to grow it back so we can be whoever we want to be without worrying over our hair. P.S. this lady doing her hair right there, is such a lovely person
Awww... look at your neice, she's beautiful and her hair is very healthy. May she have an awesome school yr. I have an 8 yr old and I used to do her hair every week but that was too much so I put it in braids and do it once/ month. I oil her scalp but I need to get some more jamaican castor oil, it is the truth.
She is so big; and she's blessed to have you for an aunt!
I became an aunt this past January. She's the aunt I'm striving to be 🥰🥰
Yes indeed. I wish you were my kids auntie LOL!!!
Let’s give it up to most the talented and patient natural hairstylists! 👏🏾❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️
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Yes she is just awesome, i wish she could do my hair😊
I agree. I wish when I was younger I had adults that knew how to take care of my hair/taught me. I’m 31 and I finally just learned what my hair likes and started to retain the most length I’ve ever had, in the last 3 years!! I never miss a deep condition or trim. I also control the temperature on my heating tools and bonnet/satin pillow case, all of which I learned from you so thank you Kee! It’s so weird to me that I get compliments now on how thick, healthy, and long my hair is now because I’ve never been that girl
I don't have a young child anymore. When my daughter was young I carried her to the hairdresser. She is grown and natural . Thank for reminding us about speaking positively to yourself, mind body, soul, spirit, mental health.
Also if you swim: wet your hair down before you enter the pool/ocean. If it's already soaked up clean water, it absorbs less of the chlorine/salt water.
Low maintenance styles, bonnets, being gentle and patient😅. The revair is a must! I wish we had it sooner😂.
i need some revair money lol
Period!
Agreed on all fronts. The revair is pricey but worth the money. It's a good investment for a good blowout with little to no heat damage.
@cbnaeVIII I told my husband I was going to invest in a hair dryer, and then boom, he got it for me for Christmas!
@vinnettecampbell-cox2599 yes!
As a proud Auntie, I loved this!! Praying for an Armor of Protection and a year of Greatness for our children! Amen 🙏🏽💕
Amen. I stand in agreement.🙏🏿
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Amen❤
She is so adorable!! I have a precious niece just turned 13 and I absolutely cherish her!!! Her hair is so healthy and pretty!
Kee you just made me remembered my childhood. My mom always did rollers to me every Saturday so I would sit in the hair dryer to dry my hair. Now as I am an adults I still do the same. My hair is thick, healthy and very very long.
I can watch you do hair all day ❤❤❤❤
My daughter is 12 and she has locs.. they are thick and almost mid back length. We started her locs when she was 9 and they are healthy and thick she washes and oils it once a week and she wears a big silk bonnet to bed every night. We only retwist it maybe 4-5x a year. She has 180 locs and it is absolutely gorgeous!
I love that!
Did she want locs?
@@SE-gs6gd yes she asked when she was 8yr old and we talked about it and made sure she was absolutely sure she wanted it. It took us a year to decide she really was ready and understood.
My daughter has love too. She's 16 and she loves them and she has the same routine. I was happy too because once she turned 13 the struggle was real with her tender headness.
My child had straight to mildly wavy hair when she was little. She actually had her head shaved when she was about 10 (just because she wanted to) and then suddenly when she was 14/15 and it was fully grown out it was curly! We were both shocked about that and she’s been a curly girl ever since 😂
My little cousin is my special little hair client. She started her hair journey last year with extremely damaged hair. This year it's happier and healthier with her wearing braids and in between we trim ends and wear silk press❤
You speak so much wisdom, it goes beyond hair, deeper than hair…✨💜✨ Side part for the win!!!
Ms Kee, I said it all last week!! This is exactly what I didn't have as a little girl growing up! So grateful for your presence to nurture & teach all of us!! There's a little girl deep inside this 70 y/o that loves watching along with me!!!❤🥰❤
I saw u reattach a Beyonce dancer's ponytail. YOU were the doctor in the house❤
Everything you said is exactly what i do with my 7 yr old daughter. Healthy scalp leads to healthy hair ends trimmed and deep conditioning and I oil her scalp every 2 days. Be gentle . Yes ma'am is exactly what I do and her hair is in the middle of her back. Love it. Also change directions of the braids that helps the hair to grow
Period!!
I have a 6 year old & a 14 year old. For the youngest, we keep a protective style with a little extra added hair for longevity & so her ends are protected when we do beads. We only press her maybe twice a year. For the oldest, she loves her knotless & then we rock a press for 2 weeks to give her hair a break & trim ends. We're pretty lowkey in our house & the protective styles help momma & her carpal tunnel out, lol. I also make our bonnets & a satin pillow cases. I literally do it all to save us some coins, so I truly appreciate every single helpful video you post! You really are the mvp!
I have 3 boys and I do their hair every 3-4weeks. I love our hair time together 😊 Twists & Braids are a go to!
You can really see how well your niece’s hair retained its length over the year. Def proof that being kind to your hair will have positive results with consistency!
My 12 your old is in the midst of a “ hair journey “ right now. We will get through it with lots of patience and care ❤
Bird keep making your aunty PROUD! Best of luck in the coming new school year. See you next year! Your hair looks gorgeous!
She’s a cutie. Her braids were too cute.
THANKS for the Crumb Snatcher hair tips 🥰
I appreciate so much how you talk about not having people in your life who knew how to care for your hair. That was my struggle as a child and teenager growing up, so I'm so glad that I wasn't alone in my experience. 💝
I soak the rubber bands in oil when doing beads and cut them out. Usually the oil makes them break on their own around the time it’s time for the beads to come out.
Happy to see your notification ❤
Your niece is adorable! And yes ALL hair is beautiful! My mother braided my hair almost every night and she never let me sleep in ponytail holders. I learned more as I got older like getting trims regularly to retain length, wearing Satin scarves at night etc..
Beautiful healthy hair. Great job teaching your niece how to properly take care of her hair ❤🥰
More than anything Kee, I'm glad you let her look like a twelve-year-old. She has the rest of her life to be and look like a woman. It's important that our children be children as long as they can.
She is so blessed to have an auntie like you. I only had boys and I would cut their hair until they started going to the barbers, and my four grandies are of mixed heritage and the girls hair are pretty healthy and my grandson is now getting his hair cut at the barbers. As for me, I remember that pressing comb on the stove and my mum being careful not to burn me and my sisters' ears! Funny, after relaxing and colouring our hair, we are all natural!! Blessings and continued success as always xxx
I’m going to deep condition and straighten my 11 year old hair for her first week of middle school. Then braids cause they just make life easier. I also agree get the RevAir dryer, having the right tools and patience is a game changer!❤
What a cutie patootie. Her hair looks so healthy. She’s lucky to have an aunt like you ❤
So cute! When I was coming up. I had to learn to do my hair. My Mother was so heavy handed. I couldn't take it any more. I started doing my hair when I was 13. Every two weeks of shampoo, conditioner,blow dry press and curl . I did this until I got a job and went to the hairdresser every two weeks. I was never told to do deep conditioning or leave-in conditioner.
I have 2yr old twin girls😅 and we do wash n gos every Sunday. I have 2 mannequin heads and have been to a braiding workshop because flat twists don't last long enough and having 2 girls it's a MUST to know how to braid fr! We've never blow-dried straight but we diffuse on cool/warm low alternating heat. My girls have different textures and lengths. One of my girls hates any clips or ties in her hair so luckily her hair is short and doesn't need it (suits her too!) . Both my girls don't like covering their hair at night so both cribs are covered with satin crib sheets. Both have had hair cuts because of the way that placenta perm and mild cradle cap left their curls struggling so one of my girls is growing out a curly bob 🥰😍 .. had both grandmas critique and criticize the choices i made with my daughters hair referring to their curls as "nigga naps" and "tuff 4c" but I've perfected their wash n gos and now their asking me what I do and what do I use.. 🤐 & I'm about to go buy your book on Amazon now because breaking generational curses is a MUST!
Love this ❤. My tips are to understand your little ones individual hair needs. Often two children in the same family have differences with what their hair requires. I minimze the use of direct heat, tend to use blow drying for winter. I have found summer sun, causes the same heat problem, so I air dry during warm seasons. I deep condition biweekly, alternate between shampoo and cowash products monthly. I take hair bands, bobbles out for sleeping so nothing is pulling on the hair when sleeping. I don't use castor oil anymore, it caused a scalp infection because it was too thick. I use a very light oil on the scalp once a week, with a good quality hair moisturising product. I dob twists in their natural, or very low maintenance styles for school. I use extensions 2x a year for only 6 weeks. Along with necessary trims, it seems to be working 🤷🏾♀️😁
My hair journey was a rocky road🤣🤣🤣
Blessed week to you
🙋🏾♀️🛐💜
Thank you for the information. My son is a girl dad, n my granddaughter has very thick hair. And she is very tender headed!!!
I appreciate your time and information information.
She is BEAUTIFUL and to have an Aunt that is a professional hairstylist is a blessing! It is best because others are scissor happy! You do such an AMAZING job on hair! Always be proud of yourself and your accomplishments! If you do not hear it enough you heard from me! You have your own magazine published with your name on it...just OUTSTANDING!!❤
Girl! She has your entire face! She's such a cutie!
I clearly see her auntie in her. Her hair is beautiful.
She is beautiful.
Her hair is so healthy.
She looks great! What a good Auntie.
Aww she is getting so big! May God bless you honey!
I wouldn’t trust any other hands in my head but Yours🥰🥰🥰
What a darling girl who is just as pretty as her auntie.
She’s such a wee cutie!
She is PERFECT ❤❤❤ BEAUTIFUL young lady. Good job auntie
She looks gorgeous!
I bought the rev air after you did a review for my teen and she is able to blow dry her hair on her own now. She loves it and it makes her so straight that she only needs one pass with the flat iron. Best investment.
When I was 10, people at school would make fun of my hair, so I thought I needed a relaxer, and my mom actually gave me one. My hair broke off shortly after. It recovered to some degree, but it didn’t really thrive until I gave up relaxers completely and found a hair care line that loves my hair.
I keep my daughter’s hair in simple braids. Thanks for this video ❤
I'm going to wash and trim my hair really soon❤ thanks for sharing God bless 👍🏿
She’s soooo cute and so is her hair 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Too cute, love the flip...💇🏽♀💆🏽♀
Awww what a precious little lady🥰. She's blessed to have her auntie Kee's hands in her hair😊🎉🎉. Beautiful
I don’t have any little ones …my nephews got locs and haircuts for school though…but I was blessed to have women in each stage of my life to help me maintain my hair. Braids, beads, and the hot comb was my junts! Anyways, She’s so pretty and her hair is flourishing nicely. Thanks for the content.❤
I love watching your channel. The inspiration quote at the beginning and all the good info about hair tips. I'm 60 now but when I was little I remember my mama washing my hair in the tub, laying me back and then ringing it like a mop so tight until it hurt.
My daughter is 11 and 5’1 with almost waist length hair. I do simple low maintenance styles. I wash and blow dry and flat iron monthly. Never had a relaxer. Her hair is very easy to straighten and the reason I do is because only her ends are slightly curly. Has been since she was a baby. I cannot braid, do I do plaits into ponytails or a couple ponytails. Currently we are battling more dandruff than normal. Dermatologist said due to puberty and hormones. But my sixth grader is natural and retaining length like crazy. Satin pillowcases, bonnets, less manipulation and Rosemary oil for a doing the trick
Thank you for sharing. My youngest daughter, when she went to the ninth grade, wanted hair dye. Foolishly, I did and her hair became damaged and started falling out. Thank God, for people like you. I started deep conditioning and just keeping her hair braided. Now her hair is healthy and down her back. 🙌🏾
She is now a freshman in college and she just were her hair in twists.
Our little niece is back! I love when she comes back to see us 🫶🏽😄 she looked so beautiful!
The rev air is such a game changer. I would be interested to see how that works in comparison to the new Dyson airstraight. I feel like the rev would still be in first place 🥇!
been binging on your old vids recently, perfect upload time to help me sleep 🫶🫶❤️❤️
She is beautiful!!!
That’s amazing 🤩 I didn’t know you wrote a 📖 about hair for kids! 👍🏼💇🏻♀️ always enjoy your vids 😇🙋🏻♀️
She was feel that press!!!! I actually love braids on young girls (gentle on the edges) for them to. To prevent the constant tugging and detangling.
She's growing beautifully
My daughter has been on a hair journey since birth. I blow dried her hair for 3x ever last week and she will be 11 in 4 days and was just for some length retention and not for a bone straight look. Until recent I would wash, condition and give her s medium twists for about 2-3 weeks and then repeat wash day and maybe give her some ponytails. The ponytail faux hawk would be a special treat to jazz up her style. Now that she’s in middle school I have done the s medium all natural individual braids, Bantu nots in the front and the braids in the back and then transition that to a braid out in the back with Bantu nots in the front….. like a half up half down to show off her length. She currently has s medium notless braids with 2 braids of pink so that she can enjoy playing with color before enter the corporate world and being told what’s not acceptable.
I don’t use gels or braid gels. We don’t care about “perfect” hair over here. Heck, I can barely part hair and she’s okay with that. She doesn’t care that I can’t do all the trendy styles and I don’t let many people touch her hair. I’m extremely slow at styling her hair , not on purpose and she’s okay with that. We spend that time bonding and watching family movies or tv together. She’s proud of her hair, not because of the length but because it’s healthy and because I take the time to take care of her. I mainly use a wide tooth comb and then transition into the Felicia Leatherby Detangler brush. I do own a parting comb but I only use it to part the hair. I use hair crème with oils to style her hair and hair grease is my braid gel. I thank the natural hair communities for everything they taught me 2008 - 2012 to be prepared for this task.
I love this....that auntie/niece bond is something serious.🥰
Kee, I watch a lot of "hair"' videos. Yours stand out because it is more than "styling". You educate which is what I need. Thank you for the lessons....
Thank you for the great tips. I have been trying to grow my hairs for years and failed. I have a daughter and her hair is so beautiful, full and long and I can maintain hers just fine. But thanks for the advice as always 😊
She’s beautiful! Growing up so fast!❤
Her hair is beautiful, healthy, shiny and it has grown in nicely
My 12 year old was natural up until a year ago. Her hair is naturally 4b/4c. Unfortunately, just one year of at home relaxers has done so much damage and caused so much breakage-especially down the center of her head. (Like reverse Mohawk breakage) I didn’t even put together the chlorine damage until you just mentioned it. That is when her hair really declined and so much fell out. Anyway, no relaxers for 3 months so far..this is bout when we would touch up so she wants another because she likes her hair straight. For now, my hair goal is to get her hair back healthy because what you said about being responsible for the one causing damage is real. I feel so bad, but it’s a journey like you said. I am learning. I’m actually right outside of Philly so we know where to go now! Your channel is a blessing for sure!
She is so cute... great job 👏
Beautiful as always she knows you got her ❤
My daughter has had quite the hair journey. She had cradle cap as a baby so the removal process was tough and she lost a lot of her hair. Fast forward to now her hair is mid back length. I’m a former hair stylist so I have her hair on a good routine. Wash, deep condition, moisturize, and ponytails. I trim it maybe once a year. I’m going to start straightening it in the winter months so she can enjoy her length. ❤
Just got my RevAir! Used it on myself and love it! Can't wait to use on my girls.
The Saran wrap set at the end is the best. Hot forgets, cold remembers. Also works for ironing clothes
She's soooo cute!!
I have been maintaining both my daughter's hair over the years. One is 22 & the baby is 15. My niece is my client as well & motivation to get my cosmetology license. Lately, the baby girl has been dealing with extreme dryness. So it has been suggested to try some Jamaican black Castor oil. So off to place my order I go..😊
So pretty ❤I just buckled down on my little ones hair regimen hooray for healthier hair
What a beautiful young lady!!!
Awww! She’s gotten so big.😍
First let me say 👋🏽 Bird.
Bird hair is growing. I just love how you talk through your videos. They are so informative.
Thank you Kee. Her braids are so cute on her. Beautiful smile 😁.
Luv it!! Dropping knowledge. I started WAY back in the day with my mom pressing my hair at the stove. My hair was too much for her so she took me to the salon and got me my first perm....UtraSheen. That perm was soo strong that my hair was flat, lifeless and too straight. Even though I was going to the salon, my hair became damaged. Knowledge is power, which is why I appreciate you sharing with us! Your niece is adorable and blessed to have an auntie like you!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge/talents! Stay blessed my friend....
Just wanted to say, I love your videos--so informative and relaxing to watch. You are so warm and caring to your clients!
She is so cute!!!! Simply adorable.
Happy Sunday Kee it's always nice to see you on Sundays I'll even take a Monday thank you for making a wonderful motivation 💯‼️
I totally agree with you as far as using a scalp oil and keeping our hair clean. Also, with castor oil, you will also do #2 (LOL) on a regular basis. My Aunt Juanita kept my hair also, so I am glad to see this effort being paid forward. You ALWAYS do a great job. Thank you for the commentary that is soothing and informative.😁🥰
Hey girl all the way from San Diego, I just start following you I just wanted to let you know I enjoy your videos so much. It’s so calming and therapeutic almost your voice absolutely love it!!!
Good healthy hair talk, sis. Appreciate you ❤❤
Prior to teen years my hair journey was horrific & traumatizing with my mom. From middle school to adulthood my aunt did my hair...she was so awesome with twist, braiding& detangling as i was super tender headed. My aunt passed away dec. 20th 2014 and every since then I've been adding to the hair education she gave me. But its been hard. I went back natural, hair is a thick big curly beast and I know my aunt would be proud. She used to say Healthy hair is the Best hair. ❤
She looks like you too!😍
So so beautiful 😻 love the tips u gave ❤ her hair looks awesome 🙌🏿
Her hair is beautiful and healthy....the goal!!
adults need that message the most these days 😭
I love the fact that you did a video like this it shows that I'm not the only black girl out there with damaged hair a lot of times you see these content creators doing hair on girls that have beautiful healthy hair so I love the fact that you did a girl's hair that looks more like mines I've been searching to look for a hair stylist to get me back healthy and on the right path with my hair it's just that I'm not trusting a lot of people touching my hair because past trauma that I experience going to hair salons but thank you for making a video like this because all girls don't have healthy thick hair
So pretty your a great auntie ❤❤
I love this video because we all have and will make mistakes with our hair (relaxers, short hair cuts, etc) and then we have to learn how to grow it back so we can be whoever we want to be without worrying over our hair.
P.S. this lady doing her hair right there, is such a lovely person
Awww... look at your neice, she's beautiful and her hair is very healthy. May she have an awesome school yr. I have an 8 yr old and I used to do her hair every week but that was too much so I put it in braids and do it once/ month. I oil her scalp but I need to get some more jamaican castor oil, it is the truth.