I’m starting to really enjoy my dry hair and it’s texture. I thought it had to be shiny and “curly” to be acceptable. But my hair didn’t go past mid back. I stopped manipulating and just let my hair be non shiny and fluffy. When I stretch my fro it’s lower back now. I wish my hair had more representation in the media 🤷🏾‍♀️...

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

I love this!!!! I agreee 100%

@spacebars9677

2 жыл бұрын

yessss i used to do everything to keep my curls but that stretched look is so pretty to me now. the thumbnail of this video is the perfect example. so beautiful. i love big hair on me more than the definition.

@oliviastar3812

2 жыл бұрын

You're still representing it well, out there on the street/job/home/mall/etc

I feel like my growth has been stagnant for over a year and it's not because it's not growing, my hair grows really quickly. It's the fact that my ends have a huge habit of curling into knots, some that were way too hard to comb out so I always found myself cutting it off. It's literally only LAST WEEK where i dipped my ends in hot water and found that loosens the knot. Hopefully I see some progress in the future months😖

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Omg that sucks. I’m happy you’ve found a solution though!! I wish you the best with your journey ❤️

@BriannaK_

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaturalAcademia thank you so much!!

@lanadeux4120

2 жыл бұрын

How hot? I’m really struggling with this issue 😭

@eltina21

2 жыл бұрын

My hair does the same thing. I can trim my hair this week and next week it's filled with subtle strand knots. And I'm always in plaits/braids. I've started headband wigs so literally my hair does not see sunlight so it has no tiiimme to knot

@shin_necii4759

2 жыл бұрын

@@eltina21 omg i have the same problem. I feel like my growth has been stagnant for the same reason. I've bought couple bundles to give that a chance

You are so right about just leaving it alone. For me the more I just moisturize, braid, and leave it alone has allowed my hair to grow. Thank you for the great tips.

@weirdmyst7963

2 жыл бұрын

I had to stop doing braids because the weave pulls at my edges and is tangled when it comes out. I'm into short hair, and my hair just got to my armpit, so it's a great time to start for me

@Neesha242

2 жыл бұрын

@@weirdmyst7963 I had so much breakage when I use to take down my braids. I stopped getting them and just focus on the health of my hair including trims. My hair went from dry to moisturize and thicker within 4 months.

@aisha-3857

Жыл бұрын

I braided my hair for a whole year and only grew 2-3 inches 😢

@yellowarrows8504

Жыл бұрын

You are So beautiful, Academia, and skin and hair!

I think we all have to listen to our hair. There’s no way I can go two to three weeks without moisturizing my hair lol. I think touching the hair is very bonding. It’s all perspective I guess.

@BluDrop5

2 жыл бұрын

I think her protective style of those plaits/braids keep her hair moisturized for longer periods of time than other styles.

@naturalwoman8315

2 жыл бұрын

She also uses grease which probably helps her hair retain moisture

@Antwenetta

2 жыл бұрын

@@BluDrop5 I protective style my hair in braids but smaller I leave them in for a good five days, then wear it out for two or three days depends how I’m feeling. Now that I’m in school I don’t have much time to do it so I’m leaving them in for ten days at a time. My hair is almost waist length 🙏🏿. I think we have to do what works for us. Our hair talks to us once we build that connection…I love touching my hair and talking to it nicely lol. I massage my hair every other day. Everyone has there own rituals and it’s nice to see what works for others.

@Antwenetta

2 жыл бұрын

@@naturalwoman8315 oh okay yes that does hold moisture longer than oil. I moisturizer my hair every three days.

@thill6598

11 ай бұрын

Definitely can’t go 2-3 months without washing 😢

I keep my protective styles in for 3 months and it has definitely helped me retain my length…I recommend it

Protective styles are really underrated. I started doing protective styles around February and for the first time in forever, I retained enough length,in 2 month I retained 3 inches,before protective styling, I'd retain just 1 inch in like 2-3 months. I also started doing finger detangling,only use wide tooth comb,once a month or whenever I feel like.

@helenatchoungang5357

2 жыл бұрын

What protective styles do you do?

@cynthiabesa6508

2 жыл бұрын

How long do u keep a protective style?

@cherry-qt5wc

Жыл бұрын

what products do you use in protective styles

@IrenicCryogenic

Жыл бұрын

Thats not possible, lol. Half an inch per month is the average and even those that deviate, don't deviate more than 1/4 to 1/2 an inch. At most, you would get two inches in two months and even that is pushing it...

@aisha-3857

Жыл бұрын

I braided my hair all year and it only grew 2-3 inches

I did protective styling for 6 months and my hair grew from shoulder length to bra strap length in a year. I highly recommend it

@cynthiabesa6508

2 жыл бұрын

U kept your hair in a protective hairstyle for six whole months? 🤔

@ewesiijeawele9268

2 жыл бұрын

Did you keep the hair for 6 months at a stretch?

@Al765z

2 жыл бұрын

@@cynthiabesa6508 no I took the braids out every 2 months and redid them

@Al765z

2 жыл бұрын

@@ewesiijeawele9268 I took them out every two months but I’ve seen ppl leave them in for 6 months or more but me personally I couldn’t do that lol

@ewesiijeawele9268

2 жыл бұрын

@@Al765z okay. Thanks

I am an older woman who’s achieved a great deal of hair growth thanks to watching your videos. I also like to keep it simple and effortless, as well as genuine. I’d love to know the lip products you use in this video. I admire how it really pops! I am also a dark skin woman and I would love it if you would share the name of the product. Thanks for always keeping it real!! FYI, I also attended USF when I was your age!👩🏾‍🎓

Am I the only one who doesn’t like their hair “fresh”? I like it when it’s “dirty “ And stretched. I can do cute elongated twists or braid out. I also wash my hair once a month. And keep it in twist or braids and only let it out like three times a month. I also ALWAYS DEEP CONDITION! Oh and I drink water literally all day. ( low key obsessed with water) Since watching natural academia and seeing that she doesn’t wash often, has literally changed my regiment and hair routine.... love this channel!

I had to thumbs up this video with your opening statement. “Learn to love your hair.” That rings loud with me right now. I’ve been a straight natural for years with many ups and downs in my hair progress due to heat use. And the conclusion of the matter to me is that I simply have to accept and love my hair as it comes. Great video!

I just wanna say i live for the thumbnail ....thats it Edit: something happened today and i just wanna share it with you . I did mini braids on my hair today for school tmr .Before i only did mini twists cause i was scared to do braids . IM SO HAPPY IM LEARNING TO DO MY OWN HAIR :) .

@Tabetha.

2 жыл бұрын

👍

@veronicahaney6005

9 ай бұрын

congrats on your learning!

Because of you I stopped combing my hair. I’ve been finger detangling only when necessary. I stopped being a product junky. And when I tell you my hair has flourished.I’m so happy that I found someone with hair very similar to mine. I would always get laughed it and talked about for purchase and kinky hair that is similar to mine when trying to do styles because I didn’t have the confidence to wear my own short hair out. I don’t have that problem anymore. Thank you 🙏🏽🤎 your natural hair and skin is radiantly beautiful btw

My hair has been retaining a lot of length lately and I can agree with you that mindset + consistency makes a huge difference. This is a great video! Thanks for posting it.

Don't forget satin pillowcases. Trimming twice a year is more than enough. Oils are the bomb for me and deep conditioning.

@DIGITALEMPRESS

2 жыл бұрын

i think trimming as needed because someone could go years without getting a proper trim and their split ends can be terrible and they’ll have to consistently get trims until the bad ends are gone

love this video. i'm currently trying to find a good moisture routine to help retain length and moisture. i barely touch my hair either but my hair tends to get dry sometimes and i've learned that moisture is good for my hair.

I know this vid is from a few months back but I stan a protective style queen! It's so good for my hair, the thickness and length are impressive!

I've been watching your channel for at least a two years and I just want to say thank you, you have helped me in tremendous ways, but especially with my hair, it has grown so long and thanks to you I don't think I would be there if it wasn't for you, so thank you and keep on being amazing 😊❤️

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

😭 omg, that’s so sweet!! You’re welcome. It means so much to me that you’ve stuck around as long as you have. I really appreciate you for all of your support!! ❤️❤️

@victoriaokoh6454

2 жыл бұрын

Right??? We're growing together. Congrats girl👍👍👍🎉🎉

Yes yes Sis, I’ve did my own hair since I was a child. however I do let others cornrow my hair into a style for me.Your hair is beautiful. 😎

Hellooooo.....and Yes, protective style are so reliable when it comes to length retention.

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Indeeddd!!!

The music in the background was very nice and professional not everyone can do that play music in the background and hear and pay attention to every thing you said amazing job with the video 💕

You are so down to earth and I like that.

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!! I really appreciate you for all of your support❤️❤️❤️

Wow not you with hair on top of your head and it looks freshly comb proud of you

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

😭😭 Thank you!!!

The biggest changes I’ve incorporated in increasing my length retention is protein conditioning once a month, dusting split, damaged, thin dangling ends & single/multi strand knots when hair is stretched in natural state without heat while in twists.

Hi lovely, listening to you talking about twist, you are literally describing me,, l am constantly touching my hair when they are in twist. It is as tho I am addicted to touching my hair,, so the change came when l started wearing head tie to keep my hands off my hair because I am constantly pulling out the twist and retwisting. The more we touch it the more it is prone to break. Trust me! Low manipulation work. I endorse every single word that leaves your lips....thank you so very much for sharing. Much love sis!

I really appreciate your inspiration and it's working great 👍🏾 😘😘😘

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I really appreciate you for watching ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Girl, I was unraveling and reraveling my twisted ends as I was watching this video and then you called me out. How you do that??!! Good thing my wig is coming in the mail in a few days 😩

My hair is currently in conrows for the past 2 weeks and I'm actually seeing quite a big difference I have been doing this since school has closed😄😊

DIY Rubber African threading is the PERFECT hai- jail for my hair. Keeps all of my strands protected from root to ends!

I agree that keeping your hands out of your hair is so important for length retention. It would be nice to see a video about how maintain scalp care and maintenance between wash days ❤️

@Tabetha.

2 жыл бұрын

👍

@sassouusasoo3607

Жыл бұрын

She barely washes her hair .

Hey! This is the second time I’ve been bumped off your channel. Don’t worry- I re-subscribed ❤️

Look at you coming through with this juicy bunnn 😍 Go you! Go you!

I don’t mind leaving my hair alone. I just need to figure out how to best moisturize my hair. Because I feel like I need to moisturize my hair everyday 😩. But at the same time, back in college, for a year I co-washed my hair 5 days a week with a leave in conditioner and I swear my hair grew sooooo much. I’m just so lazy now and don’t know how to start back constantly doing that. So I’m trying to find out another method but idk what to do

@lifeofachristiannursingstu9498

2 жыл бұрын

I started to moisturize my hair every other day because im height porosity and moisture doesn’t last long on my hair.I stopped doing box braids and stuff, now I do mini twists and conrows (in a stylish way) as protective styling and allowing me to keep moisturizing.

@MycahEquette

2 жыл бұрын

@@lifeofachristiannursingstu9498 interestingly enough the person I let do my box braids moisturizes my hair so well, that after taking them out my hair is still hydrated and soft after taking them out. It’s just too expensive to constantly do because I don’t usually get my hair done unless I’m going out of town or something. So I can’t bring myself to get my hair done for no reason lol. I think she over moisturizes my hair, which might be the perfect amount. I have a hard time putting a lot of moisturizing product in my head. If I can overcome that I think I might see better results. I’m always scared I’m using too much when I’m probably not using enough

@vee3133

2 жыл бұрын

@@MycahEquette im definitely going to be trying co-washing 3 times a week during the summer. Hopefully I can still consistent. I'm excited tho

@awoman5363

2 жыл бұрын

Use Chebe butter just for the ends . You can create Chebe oil and mix it with some shea butter ,the moisture is insane ! It can last a week and a half to two weeks and it helps retain alot of length . I went from armpit length to mid back length in 7 months 6 inches or more

@vee3133

2 жыл бұрын

@@awoman5363 apply after co-washing?

Leave the hair alone! Got it! Thank you 😊 🤗🤗

Amen, you said it right. 👍👌Leave it alone. 👏👏💞

Girl yes 💯💯💯 I keep my hair in twist and sometimes a aloe puff for work buttt that’s it lol. When I g home it’s going back in twists lol

I find if your ends are healthy there is no need to trim your hair. I love your channel empress

yes all hair grows it’s abt retention

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed!!

That was definitely my life. I didn’t grow up eating a lot of junk food bc my parents wanted us to be healthy. As soon as I went to college, I bought so much junk food and ate out a lot 😭.

Your hair is so pretty and so are you.

Fruits and vegetables provide minerals and nutrients that the body needs to regenerate and be strong and healthy. We have to nourish the whole body and if we want the hair to be healthy, remember junk in junk out.

Hi I really love ur videos I would love if u start a protective style challenge . thanks

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! I plan on doing one this summer come June

You know, I also had to limit how often I do mini twists. For some reason, like you, I found myself touching them constantly. It's weird because I never touch my hair unless I'm washing it or detangling it, but with this particular style I touch it all day every day. I don't know why I do that, and I definitely don't want to damage my hair so I decided to do the twists every blue moon.

I’ve been natural all of my life, and I’m still trying to figure it out. Length retention is my biggest struggle. 😫 This video was great though! 💕

@taylormiller6195

Жыл бұрын

My locs are down to the top of my butt. I wash every 3 to 4 months. I use oil only even during a realist. I don't do styles I leave it be. I use a silk scarf at night and wallah

I don't think I will ever learn how to cornrow or flat twist, and I'm too traumatized by the thought of even trying again. That being said I still have been able to take care of my hair and grow it to hip length without those particular styles. I agree it is very important to learn about your hair and know how to take care of it. If I could only do my hair once a month I most likely would do that, but my hair and scalp are not having any of that so I'm stuck doing it every 5-7 days. I always thought I wanted tailbone length hair, but because of the upkeep, I trim it quarterly to keep it at hip length. Sometimes I still think about tailbone length, but then I think about having to redo it weekly and decide against it.

@BeautyNGlamour

2 жыл бұрын

What do you do to maintain your hair and length? What’s your routine when you’re restyling every 5-7 days?

@1GoldenBreeze

2 жыл бұрын

@@BeautyNGlamour Every 5-7 days I shampoo, condition, and restyle. I wear WnG's about 90% of the time. If not that then I wear either a bun, crown braids, a single braid, or pin it up.

@Growwithglo

2 жыл бұрын

Have you ever put plaits in your hair like maybe 4-12 of them with possibly beads?

@1GoldenBreeze

2 жыл бұрын

@@Growwithglo No I haven't done that before It would be a lot to do just to have to take them out and shampoo in 5 - 7 days.

Happy sunday 🎉🎉🎉🎉💐💐💐💐🎉🎉🎉🎉

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Happy Sunday!!!!

The most honest one I’ve heard. My go too protective styles are braids and twists of all sizes. I get so distracted by my hair when they’re in twists, doing twist outs, curling the ends and sometimes unravelling it. You learn to stop the hard way 🫠🫣

Hold on, it takes you an hour to detangle one side of your hair 😐 and here I am crying for longer hair 😫🥱

@rosierosita.7235

10 күн бұрын

😂😂😂 choose your struggle

I understand what you said about protective styling but your hair is long and your natural braids and twists looks really nice... So my question is... when your hair was shorter what protective style u use to do??

Love your videos! I been watching for several years now! Your hair looks amazing, healthy and beautiful. But you are retaining length but your hair seems to be the same length. Do you think that hair stop growing or just slow down at times? Because you take such good care of your hair I was wondering why is not down to your butt.😊😊

Hi natural acamedian,I am on a knotless braids protective style,which I'm going to carry for like 5 weeks,pls can you tell me tips on how to care for my hair while on extension

Messing with my twists as you speak LOL.. I need to stop :)

Yes, finger detangling, I think is the best and low manipulation, leave your hair alone but don't neglect it

@maggielongo7067

Жыл бұрын

Yes, your natural hair is very beautiful

I always pull my twist's ends too 😭 but they're my favorite style and idw stop wearing them

🤣 I relate so much to not being able to do twists as a protective style.

Do you ever use the Jamaican black castor oil version of the palmers olive oil gro therapy ?

I cut off my hair about a month or so ago. Tryna see if imma grow it back or continue with it short. Every 2 years I tend to big chop 😬

For me, what has prevented my hair from growing was the lack of iron, since I take supplements they grow a lot

Any advice for itchy scalp when using grease on top of leave in to seal the moisture ?

I felt the mini twists part but it's the only style I know how to do rn 😭

I started using fewer products and just watering my hair daily like a plant. I water it all throughout the day using a spray bottle. Hair is waist length now. I also shampoo and condition weekly and always keep my ends tucked.

@BB-hy4eo

2 жыл бұрын

I’m doing the same. I stopped using shower caps and let my hair get wet daily, moisturize then seal with an oil 🙏🏽

@lonspram3922

2 жыл бұрын

@@BB-hy4eo amazing! water is def your friend!

Girl do you do mini braids ? Natural braids without fake hair ? And so you think it breaks your edges ?

Yes I have a habit of unraveling my twist and retwisting so this wash weekend I twisted and put them completely away so I cant unravel them...

For me getting control of those single strand knot is the key to length retention. Moisture is very is extremely import for my hair type which is mostly 4a and coily. Which is a major challenge because I live in a very dry climate that rarely ever rains. It took a lot of trial and error but I am finally figuring it out.

I don’t get braids a lot do what are some good ideas for protective styles?

I finger detangle my type 4 hair first and then I proceed with detangling with my detangling shampoo brush it works so well on my type 4 curls and I have less shedding and breakage i’m not joking about my natural hair journey I want my curls to grow to tail bone length i’m focusing on the health of my natural hair in my body

@lindaclark4242

2 жыл бұрын

That's great! Btw which detangling brush do you use?

@blackqueen2451

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindaclark4242 Annie shampoo brush best curly hair detangle brush Ever

@lindaclark4242

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackqueen2451 Thank you very much😊I will order if beauty supply doesn't have it, really appreciate it may you have great wknd👑

@blackqueen2451

2 жыл бұрын

@@lindaclark4242 You are very welcome Darling

I have the tendency to be touching my hair too much and it's not growing like it's supposed to and I found out that, doing that causes single strand knots, so I'm planning on putting it in a corn roll next time I braid so I don't have to touch it so much Fingers crossed ☺️

Cómo amaría más los videos si le pudieras poner traductor español en sus títulos Dios mío 😢

The TL;DR leave your hair alone, tuck your ends, Do it yourself

If I go two weeks without washing my hair my scalp gets really sore and I don’t put any product on my scalp because I produce so much sebum

Gurllllll your teeth are so white, spill the tea sis, like- I need me some chompers like that ❤❤❤❤

Would you say that cornrows and braids(no hair added) would be a good protective style for fine, low-medium density hair? Also I have high porosity hair so I’m moisturizing every 2-4 days, it’s the worst😭

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Cornrow in my opinion hold in moisture better than braids. Depending on how chunky your braids or cornrows are though, you can easily moisturize them when your hair needs it. And 😭 2-4 days seems so often to me, you poor soul, I know your arms be hurting!!

@janiyahlynn4714

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaturalAcademia High porosity hair lets no one have a break unless you found a really good moisturizer; Thank you for all the tips that you have shared, it has really helped!

@yana4051

2 жыл бұрын

@@janiyahlynn4714 I have high porosity hair too and I spray my hair with fenugreek and rosemary water then seal in the moisture with hair grease and it's been working for me

@janiyahlynn4714

2 жыл бұрын

@@yana4051 that’s ironic because I sprayed mixed my fenugreek water with rosemary water yesterday and used grease to seal it in, my hair is still moisturized

I don't use combs for any reason ❤️🙌💯

i struggle with split ends and dry itchy scalp. im losing hope 😭 i shaved my head 6 months ago and while the front, middle and sides are growing, the back continues to break and stay short ughh.

@Neesha242

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know. I tired multiple times(years) to get my hair right and now I finally learned how to take care of my hair. I also think nutrition played a big part of it as well

Ok I have mini twist in right now but I just got in the pool and you know about the chlorine and stuff so my question would be is it safe to keep the twist in ?

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

I would say no. In my experience, chlorine tends to dry out natural hair, which causes unnecessary breakage. I’d suggest either rinsing the chlorine out of your hair and remoisturizing it in the braids orrrrrr, unbraiding your hair completely and washing it.

@cassandrapaul9300

2 жыл бұрын

@@NaturalAcademia thank you 💗

Most all natural hair videos state leave your hair alone. Since hair sheds over a hundreds strands a day, why can't I comb them out everyday without feeling me touching my hair is causing it to break or not retain length or too much manipulation? Can anyone answer this question for me. Too me at Provence tangle if I comb out the strands everyday or every two to three days. Thx.

@Ingrid-jx7iz

Жыл бұрын

Generally most people don’t touch their hair everyday because it’s too much manipulation. Our strands (esp type 4) are very fragile and love to tangle against themselves. The shed hair will get caught in the roots or in other strands naturally. Combing it out daily will just cause too much friction as Combs can detangle the hair but they can also snag and rip out the hair if your not gentle enough and your ends get weaker and thinner the more you touch it. If you keep your hair tucked away/stretched throughout the week, that is the best way to keep hair tangle free and ready to detangle come wash day.

🤩🤩

Heyy 🙂

@NaturalAcademia

2 жыл бұрын

Heyyyyyy ❤️❤️

I don't believe in trimming all the time either only rarely

Single strand knots won’t let me be great😩 I’m so tired. I don’t even know what to do. I keep cutting them and they just keep coming back . How do I prevent single strand knots?

@scorieshair

2 жыл бұрын

Grease your ends

@dimakatsokatso7805

2 жыл бұрын

I struggle with the same. But doing the following I saw a huge difference. - Moisturise and do the baggy method twice a week -keep my hair in stretched styles -Finger detangle, its so worth it - Oils and butter are you friend

@Ogechime

2 жыл бұрын

@@dimakatsokatso7805pls what’s the baggy method? And I keep my hair in twists, Is that a stretched style ?

@chocabar6254

2 жыл бұрын

I kept my hair in 4 sections subdivided into 4 twists. I found that when I stretched the ends with Flexi rods after washing and conditioning and the knots disappeared

Why do you stay up so late Do you be exhausted

Lol me you have the same hair habits

am I the only one who thinks she looks like Megan Thee Stallion.

@doll.ov.poetrii4682

2 жыл бұрын

I do see it.❤️

@ShanyShannon

2 жыл бұрын

It is the face shape, lips, and a little in the eyes.

@treyy8898

2 жыл бұрын

@@ShanyShannon yea i can definitely see it in the eyes and face shape

It’s ok to groom it,I don’t see nonwhite people say”I love to walk around with frizzy hair”,

Why you bent your head in the thumbnail reflection tho

Fix that bell sound, Sis!

Chall, what ?!

A MASSAGE FROM GOD O man, Who have formed you, who designed and created you? Is it not God. Who's image and likeness do you stand? Is it not God's. Whom do you owe your breath, your strength, your wisdom, and your life. It is God. Your life and soul belongs to him. He has power to take and to give life. But he has given you life that you may have the chance to repent and know him. Why then should we run after the things of this world, after Sin and vain pleasures of this world, instead of our creator. When you should have been cast into damnation by the evil of man's heart, who came to stand for you, who became the hope of man, when we couldn't even show a gleam of light. Who came to saved your soul, when sin has stolen it. It was Jesus. He came to offer himself on earth that you might be saved. We where hopeless and vile, disposable with sin and corruption, but God didn't give up on us. Why then should we trade him for anything. Surrender all to Jesus, nothing in this life is worth it. You're not ur own, you belong to Jesus, do not reject him on earth. Do not allow any sin to pull you away from him. Give your life to him today, repent and surrender all, believe and follow him. In him is the key to Eternal life. To reject your creator and savior is to reject life and accept hell. Without Jesus in ur life, your life of earth is meaningless. He is the only way, the truth and the life.

21 minutes of repeating the same thing

TMI

🥰❣️love your show ( Please don't take this as mean..but you shld get your eyebrows done. Or buy a eyebrow kit you can do at home. Again it's just a friendly suggestion, I'm not trying to roast you nor embarrass you.)

@Ingrid-jx7iz

2 жыл бұрын

Her eyebrows are fine

@monie948

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ingrid-jx7iz if you don't pluck and groom them, you need to. That's for anybody. Again it's just a friendly, no roast suggestion.

@precioustormale2895

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ingrid-jx7iz exactly

@__victoriastar

2 жыл бұрын

Why did you find the need to say that. Like how does her brows affect you

@monie948

2 жыл бұрын

@@__victoriastar bc that's what friends do.they tell her friend that she can do this or she can do that better. She can be better. That's how friendships work. That's even how socializing work. Furthermore if you **dont** want people giving you advice and criticism then MAKE THE VIDEO ***PRIVATE***