Biracial has nothing to do with it, and I hate the fact people think you need to have a drop of "something else" to have long hair. I've been natural my entire life and some of non-black friends have asked me for hair advice, and I'm not going to lie I thought it was odd... at first. Regardless of race though natural, thick, healthy, long, shiny hair is something that all women want across races. Some of the most beautiful hair I've seen came from unambiguous black women... no lie. Water it, wash it, oil it, love it and it will grow beautiful!

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!

@notyourfrind9415

2 жыл бұрын

I have a Caucasian colleague who's hair refuses to grow beyond shoulder length. Ole girl literally wears extensions despite having naturally wavy hair. She straightens it every morning and always has split ends even though she trims regularly. So bad hair can happen accross the spectrum. Some hair (e.g. naturally straight hair) maybe less susceptible to breakage, but look at how short the hair on Asians who bleach their hair IS.

I’m mixed and my hair has STRUGGLED to grow past shoulder length. I’ve been more length retention recently following this Chanel

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Awww, that’s great news! 💕

Her hair is long because she takes care of it! People are really stuck on that mentality!

@candi1904

2 жыл бұрын

Stop speaking out of ignorance it an irrefutable fact that asians hair grow at a faster rate and have a longer phase of growth. For the vast majority. Black hair can grow long, however many blacks hair growth phase is 2 - 3 years.

@deadlockshadow8998

2 жыл бұрын

@@candi1904 bruh

@charlolay

2 жыл бұрын

@@candi1904 Black women can still grow long hair no matter texture or growth phase. They just have to take care of it. Don’t be negative about it. All hair grows, the issue is stopping breakage.

@candi1904

2 жыл бұрын

@@charlolay This is not true for All, some Blacks people have a 2 year phase of growth. The easiest way to tell years of growth is with colored hair to the scalp, then you can see how much growth a person has before it Naturally sheds. Just as our eyebrows is programmed to grow a certain length before it sheds, some blacks, hair grows only to a certain length. My hair has about four different textures, with their own personality. As well I assist others who have shorter growth stages etc I am mid back length, with layered hair because my hair grows from 3/8 inch a month to 3/4 inch a month in different areas.

@benjerry8987

2 жыл бұрын

That wasn't people with 4C hair making those comments - it was people with 1A hair who made those comments to her and she was only giving them attention they don't deserve from us. Ignore them. They are haters.

I used to have this type of mentality growing up because as far as I remember my hair was always shoulder length, even with a relaxer. Sometimes it was a little longer, but it either always broke off back to or was trimmed back to shoulder length. Four and half years later my hair is grazing mid-back length. I may have a lil Irish and Native American in me but I'm not mixed, lol. The more black people understand that it's all about having good length retention the better. 😊💗

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

True!

@candi1904

2 жыл бұрын

Amen, length retention education is the Key

@SJP43

2 жыл бұрын

You are mixed!! Black is not an ethnicity!!! That’s exactly what mixed is. Black or white is a social construct has zero to do with who or what you are genetically. We really need to get more familiar with science, biology. We need to research/study to really get this from a point of fact and not emotion and old American folktales and Jim crow bs. The color of your skin is the presence of melanin. Nowhere else in the world but America when you’re asked what are you the answer is black or white lol!! It’s silly because it’s clear what color skin you have if you’re not blind is what someone told me when I lived in Germany. No one refers to themselves as a color because that makes no sense!!!

Chile it’s just like the old tired “saying she’s pretty because she’s mixed” Not all mixed people are physically beautiful and no matter how much a myth has been debunked people still hold on to the negative stereotypes. 🤦🏾‍♀️ I’d given up on these type of folks and just live. Let them continue to follow up childish myths

@connieholmes9047

2 жыл бұрын

Whew… I agree totally as well, I gave up some time ago. The ignorance is impalpable. Some black people are obsessed over “mixed” hair and it’s down right embarrassing at times. You should see some peoples reaction to me when I wear my “natural” hair out from my scarf, lol 😆 oh by the way I’m dark skinned so it’s like how can you have long hair. 😳 That good hair comment irritated my soul but I like whatever now because it’s too many ignorant people to even address. 😌😕🤷🏾‍♀️

Ppl in general put way too much emphasis on vanity and stuff that don't matter. Be content with how God made you and secure with being your genuine self.

I know I may catch a lot of heat for this comment, but here it goes: CardiB's parents are two white Dominicans, CardiB may have black in her bloodline, but that doesn't make her mixed, just like a black American isn't considered whyte just because we have whyte in our bloodline. The natural hair movement was created BY and FOR BLACK ppl, specifically black women. Other races, and biracial ppl, can learn about their hair because of this movement, but it wasn't created with them in mind. Basically idk why and when CardiB, and other nonblack ppl became the spokesperson of natural hair.🤷🏿‍♀️ Most of the ppl quickly calling nonblack, and biracial ppl "natural", be the same bw who discouraged bw from going natural when the movement first started, and/or had a breakdown at the thought of going natural themselves as a bw. No shade to you Mrs. Mississippi, I'm speaking on the black community in general, and what I've noticed on and offline regarding our community

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! I didn't take offense. I found the post interesting. But Chilllle, if Cardi B says she is mixed with Black, so be it. I don't think race/ethnicity/etc. should be used to define "natural hair". I define natural hair as the hair that grows out of your head which has not been chemically treated.

@bre9328

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 But that's what the natural hair movement stemmed from...it's intertwined with race. Let me ask you this: Do you think if biracial, and/or nonblack women started a curly hair movement before bw started the natural hair movement, that we, as bw, would've been able to ingratiate ourselves into their space/movement? They would let us know that we are all types of "nappy headed" etc, and their movement doesn't apply to us.. to be honest most of us black women would've never even thought to include ourselves in a movement about "biracial/nonblack hair " no matter the hair type, out of respect for their hair, and lack of confidence in our own hair as black ppl back then.

@jo1361

2 жыл бұрын

This comment here should be pinned. Very well said

@candi1904

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 I understand you, but isnt that the same as saying ALL LIVES MATTER. If it were not for the Natural hair movement I would have never gotten to waist length. thats like saying all hair is natural, and tyoe 4 struggles is not better that any other natural 1,2 or 3 hair type. Just like in society Black people were stripped of thier heritagage and are misfits etc, (based on each situtation) BW were stripped of knowledge of Black hair care. There is no comparison of Black hair care to any other hair, that is just being ignorant of our uniquness as a people. Most people where I live are like Cardis mom ethnicity, they can shave bald and be bra strap in one year. Asian hair, is not Black hair, even curly caucasian hair is not Black Hair.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

@@candi1904 I understand what you are saying, but what I am saying is ALL hair that grows from the head is natural no matter whose head it grows from. Based on your comment, the word. “Natural” means Black folks hair. To me, the natural hair movement started as a result of people (white, black, purple, or green) not wanting to use chemicals in their hair anymore. Keep in mind white people, Indian people, Asian people, Hispanic people, etc. use chemicals in their hair as well. Black peoples may have initiated the movement, but that shouldn’t define the words “natural hair”. Can a bi-racial person with tightly coiled hair like yours be a part of the community?

People with straighter hair experience less breakage & retain more length. Also, Some Races do experience Faster & Longer hair growth. For instance, According to Google, Asians have the fastest hair growth rate, and Caucasian hair grows slightly faster than African hair. Just by observation, We can SEE that long hair is MUCH MORE PREVALENT in Non Black Races. As a Black American Natural with the MOST KINKY hair texture, I have grown my hair to hip length, so I KNOW from experience that Blacks CAN grow hair as long as we want🎯 But comparing our hair to other Races, or even to Bi-Racials is NOT ADVISABLE, in my opinion🤷 I'm NOT saying anyone did that. I'm just saying it's NOT ADVISABLE.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Define the word “our” that you referenced. Who is included in this “group”?

@prissymcc

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 Definition - African American, &/or African Hair

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

@@prissymcc So how do you determine if a person is African American? Also, what is African hair?

@prissymcc

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 Okay, let me change "our" to mean Black, but not Bi-Racial, or any race other Black. . If a person is not Bi-Racial, or any other Race, that person is Black.

@sable7114

2 жыл бұрын

How can you say that long hair is more prevalent in other races as opposed to the black or the African-American race? How do you know that when textured hair or African-American hair can have a lot of shrinkage. So if someone chooses to wear their hair and is shrunken state how do you know it's not longer then another race of person who standing right next to them? Have you seen that video on shrinkage?

I wish you could look at my hair and help me. I don't know how to take care of my hair and my mom didn't either. 😔 Thank you for this video.

I agree with you somewhat on the theory of hair texture from eyebrows and skin texture. I also think it can be determined from underarm hair. Just my observation.

My hair thrives with heat. I cannot air dry all the time. It causes breakage on my hair. But the shampooing every 2 to 3 days helps alot.

Yes. I always peep people's eyebrows and I can tell how their hair is.

I loved everything you shared in this video! I appreciate your channel so much! What you said about eyebrows and skin texture is so true!!! I've witnessed it and subconsciously made that correlation already since I was young!

Thank you for sharing this video, I also agree 💯. I'm mixed curly 3b low porosity. I've had issues in the past. Everyone's hair is different of course, but most importantly hair also reacts on how the person takes care of their body. As well what the person may go thru in their daily living. Everything plays a part in our hair. That is true, my hair gets very hard to comb sometimes so I straight it every 2 years. Thank you for sharing God bless and stay safe 🙏🏽🤗🌺

Yeah that's Bs. Oprah has long hair too. Ledisi had very long locs before she cut them. I hate the whole good hair term myself. My hair is long and curly but have friends who started to grow dreads and it grew faster than mine. Like, my hair is 3c. 3c hair still requires a lot of maintenance close to 4 because it has a lot of kink. That curl won't stay unless it is drenched in eco. It can still dry out to the point of no definition.

@deva190

2 жыл бұрын

I hear this a lot from people who have 3c.

@eagleeyegordon9368

2 жыл бұрын

@@deva190 3c is work. The 3a and 3b like Mo Knows Hair have it. A LOT easier.

@christiegreenrn

2 жыл бұрын

Locs dont count. Everyone has long hair that have locs. A dog hair would be super long if it's hair was locked

@eagleeyegordon9368

2 жыл бұрын

@@christiegreenrn I don't understand what you just said

@christiegreenrn

2 жыл бұрын

@@eagleeyegordon9368 anytime a person has dread locs the hair always grow very long because it is stuck together (matted) therefore it always grow long

Yes, you are the first person that has mentioned this on KZread from what I know. Even out in the real world, no one seems to talk about it or bring it up. Coming up in the day, as a young black female and is now at the age of 44, I too started to pay attention to the eyebrows and also the hair that grows out from the arms. I have brothers and sisters and we all have different hair textures and different skin shades, so everything you are telling us, I do believe it to be true and no less.👧🏾

Really?? CardiB's hair is long because she's mix? Come on people😔

Thank you for giving us great information that is so simple to do. Your hair is beautiful and strong and healthy looking.

Some people don't even have to take particular care of their hair for it to grow long

Very interesting observations. Can't wait until your next video on how to look at the texture of the skin or the eyebrows. Girl let me tell you about my eyebrows, someday!🤔🤔 maybe in the video on this topic again!

I am glad CardiB addressed the comments. She found what works for her and continues. She has a daughter and I am know seeing the results of her Mom's care is extremely positive. Mrs. Mississippi, you were very kind to help the young lady. You and your daughter's hair is beautiful. I love your twists.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 💕

Eyebrow straightness has nothing to do with the grade of someone's hair. How can you tell the grade of someone's hair by looking at their skin? The reason why our hair is growing has nothing to do with products. It's about loving what TMH gave us. There is plenty of mixed people and people of other ethnicities with fine loose curl types with thin short hair. The natural hair community has been good for all.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

That’s our opinion, just as I shared mine! A lot of what you said in this post is irrelevant to the concept of the video.

My nigerian aunt who sadly passed away had really really long hair. If I say long then I mean long. It was also really gray and a bit blond. Probably due to aging.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry to hear of the passing of your aunt. I think grey hair so pretty.

This is what happens when people don’t have any knowledge of African root. I don’t know where people have the idea of black people’s hair not being able to be long. 100% black doesn’t mean short hair. In most African countries there are policies in schools that girls have to cut their hair really short to prevent them from focusing on their hair instead of studying. As stupid as it sounds, we were forced to cut our hair. Black or white, 100% black or mixed, every body’s hair grow and can grow very long when maintained. Growing up my hair was long until I started putting products and mess it up. It still grow until I put relaxer.

What a beautiful gift off doing the young lady's hair. Great message.

You have me looking at people’s eyebrows to see if it matches the texture of their hair. Lol.. and so far it does, good catch, I can’t believe I’ve never noticed this before

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Are you on TikTok? If not you should definitely consider it more people need to know about the gems 💎 your spreading here 🥰

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Awww, thanks! I’m not, but will for sure consider joining. Thanks for the idea! 💕👌🏾

BLACK IS A COLOR ITS NOT AN ETHNICITY!!!! People need to educate themselves. I’m dark skinned and my mother is biracial no one ever considers me mixed. Why?!! It’s because the one drop rule was a social construct. It has zero to do with your actual bloodline/ lineage. Travel the world, explore, read!! It’s only in the Americas where we refer to people as black, white or mixed. Ask someone from UK what are they and they’ll list Ivorian, Jamaican, Russian, half Jamaican half Norwegian etc… black or white is never an answer because duh we can see what color your skin is if we have vision. The color of your skin is melanin full stop and this has nothing to do with whether you’re mixed or biracial or not. You can be darker than Lupita and be mixed or biracial. You can be whiter like Britney Spears and be mixed or biracial. You can have an afro, wavy, curly, coily, straight etc. and be white, black or mixed has nothing to do with the color of your skin: it’s your bloodline/ lineage that determines all of the features we have not the color of your skin that determines who’s considered black, white, mixed whatever.

My hair has grown to 16 inches. My goal is 30. My struggle is with detangling at the ends as it gets longer. I have kinky curly with coils mixed in. Your video on detangling is very helpful, but I get the best results using pure castor oil to coat my strands.

all hair is good… people are just ignorant and have to be taught that’s all, I was ignorant once but a lot of influencers including you taught and educated me on hair care ❤️😊I truly appreciate people I follow.

Your hair looks pretty. It always looks pretty. I don't want to hear about her hair. I don't like "biracial" hair. I don't want "biracial" hair. My preference is type 4 or 4C hair. My hair is more like your hair except my hair is low porosity and yours is high porosity. What you do would work for me better than what someone with a different hair type does to their hair. I prefer to hear about your hair. I'm interested in me. I don't care about other hair types. I only care about our hair, the ones whose hair is like us. I like your hair. I like videos about your hair. Nobody else. Thanks for the videos.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 Well I guess you told me!!!😂😂😂

@sable7114

2 жыл бұрын

Checkout Joyelle on KZread. One black mother and one white father but Type 4 hair. I'm interested in learning about how texture or the look of skin and the eyebrows or the hair of the eyebrows give us indications of what type hair someone may have. I still don't know if I have my type down correctly. I believe it's a range of different curl patterns so this would be very educational for me. We are all brothers and sisters and we should learn about one another. It really bothers me when cosmetologists who are Caucasian or black or not really taught how to care for textured hair.

@benjerry8987

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 lol, it's not like that. I think they bully you into making your hair about them. It's not about them. This is about you. Don't let anyone hijack your you-ness. They always trying to make themselves out to be the "master race" as if all life originated from them and I see all of that as the cycle of abuse and them trying to exercise power and control over us. I don't like it. I don't want it. Don't let me control you though, do what you want. I'm just here to hear about you. I've been using all of your tips except for cutting my own ends and I like what you've been doing. Please don't change.

@benjerry8987

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 I'm not trying to bully you or anything but we need to ignore those people. They're a time suck. They will take up my entire life if I let them. I let it happen before. They won't shut up. It's ridiculous.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

@@benjerry8987 Lol! I didn’t take it as if you was trying to bully me. Who is “they”?

Yup I understand and believe you can tell hair texture by looking at a person's eyebrows lol weird maybe but I totally do the same thing

I wouldn’t consider Cardi B a black woman and I don’t know why you’d want to identify her as one

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

To be honest I really don’t care. If Cardi B says she is Black, mix, or whatever, so be it.

@axrytv146

2 жыл бұрын

She’s literally Afro Latina

@axrytv146

2 жыл бұрын

Meaning black and Latino

As long as you're off the clock and never use everyone or looked at someone's eyebrows or skin to determine their hair type you got that but I'm gonna start looking at people now a little differently you like period here I forgot to ask how often do you trim your hair? I know you said you're at tail bone length! That is awesome!

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

When I first saw you, I knew what kind of roots you have. 😂 🤷‍♀️ I do t have a set time to trim; just when needed. I can say anytime I straighten my hair I tend to trim.

My dad was very very dark complexion with type 2 hair and my mom is light skin with freckles with type 4bB C hair. Neither of my parent's are so called mixed. My hair looks mixed because of my dark skinned daddy. My uncle and his wife are both dark skinned. 3 out of 5 children have type 3a hair that goes down to their booties. They aslo look mix but their biological parents are dark. My niece is dark chocolate and my sister and brother in law are light skinned Redbone. She has silky hair down her back. I can keep going with so called black people who have straighter long hair but are not mixed. Our people have different hair and different skin colors. And to be honest all the darker people in family have thick long hair while the light skinned folks hair doesn't grow pass their shoulders.

I thought she was full dominican, wow i guess not, lol there are a lot of black people with long hair. Come on people.

@bre9328

2 жыл бұрын

Dominican isn't a race. Cardi B may have black in her blood line, but her parents are two white Dominicans

@quinishaharley

2 жыл бұрын

@@bre9328 you read to much into that i never said dominican was a race

@bre9328

2 жыл бұрын

@@quinishaharley You said you thought she was "full Dominican"...the way you worded it, lead me to assume you thought Dominican was a race. It's equivalent to saying "full American". American and Dominican are both nationalities. Just wanted to drop that piece of info for you, no harm no foul

@quinishaharley

2 жыл бұрын

@@bre9328 you know how to spell assum and that's all im gone say on that, when i said i thought she was fupl dominican meaning i knew nothing about her being mixed the subject was about her hair and i spoke on that it ain't my fault you assumed i know the difference im well educated

@bre9328

2 жыл бұрын

@@quinishaharley Whoa the hostility is uncalled for. All that just because I dropped a comment respectfully letting you know there's no such thing as "full Dominican "?

I don’t know why people are saying she’s not black. Her father is Dominican and her mother is Afro Trinidadian. Both nationalities are from the black race, they just got dropped off the boat in different countries. That’s like me saying my son isn’t black because his father is Trinidadian. I’m black with type 4b/4c hair, big chopped in 2018 and my hair is almost in the middle of my back.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

I agree! 👌🏾

@siesies000

2 жыл бұрын

Dad is white Dominican, mom is mixed trini

@SJP43

2 жыл бұрын

Black is a color not a ethnicity or nationality. I disagree. Race is a social construct created. Who gets to determine who’s black and who’s not? What are the qualifications to be black?

Hi mrs Mississippi I was wondering if you can help me with this. My hair has been growing long now but I had a setback when I found out my hair was shedding and breaking a lot. I realised the ends of my hair are literally full of single strand knots and split ends I don’t want to cut off my progress of retaining my hair length but I also do know that I can’t grow long hair if it’s not healthy. I would love your opinion if you have time I’m 16 and I just want to achieve really long hair like your beautiful daughters.

The sad thing is mixed people that have had hair struggles like everyone else now get to tell us we need to take care of our hair, especially when they have the proof lol.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Great point! 💕

@SJP43

2 жыл бұрын

What is “mixed” people? Who do you consider “mixed”?

I've come to learn that _"kinky black hair"_ doesn't grow slower than any other racial group, but their hair definitely retains length easier. Black hair retains length very easy when we make sure our hair gets protein and nutrients. That's it, plain and simple.

Just IMO 4c hair is so fragile. it is harder for us 4c people to retain length. With and these weak points the twists and turns we can't enjoy our hair like others can before it gets to a good length. for years we have to practically be slaves to our hair. hiding it away it's just annoying it take too many years to get to certain lengths

@daisiesandpandas1218

2 жыл бұрын

Curious, Why is wearing your hair out your definition of enjoyment? On a related note, I see it as White people having to use sunscreen, whilst black people can forget, or not even use it at all. Sure they can go out the house like other races, but if they want healthy skin then no.

Lol I follow Cardib before she was famous n her hair wasn’t this long.

People who know how to care for their hair have long hair.

Look at cardi b mom and dad that’s the world answer she’s not 👩🏿 nor mixed she Latnia she needs to stop 🤦🏾‍♀️

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

If Cardi B says she is Black/mixed, so be it! 🤷‍♀️

@SJP43

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so untrue lol. If you look at the parents that tells someones whole lineage is that what you’re saying?

This is why I love stretching my coils ➿➿〰️〰️ with heatless low manipulation styles. My roots and ends are the main deal. My hair is coarse, low porosity and high density. My hair is a reflection of my overall body make. I have oily and sensitive skin. The same for my hair and scalp.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Great points!

Your own hair is impressive. 🙂

Respectfully, dear sister. Cardi B said she does not like being called mixed. She said she is black and I think we need to respect how she feels about herself. She's a pure sister. Love you all. 😊😊😊

@siesies000

2 жыл бұрын

Her dad is white Latino and her mom is a mixed trini

@SJP43

2 жыл бұрын

If she called herself mixed (which would be facts) they’d still be mad! The same people screaming she’s mixed would be butt hurt if she came out the gate saying she was mixed.

@NewPurpleRobyn

2 жыл бұрын

@@siesies000 it has been said the man Cardi’s mom is married to now is not her and Hennessy’s bio father, Cardi May have spoken on that before.

Interesting! What is your name on FB? I didn’t see Mrs. Mississippi.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Cordelia Williams (Mrs. Mississippi)

Cardi b is not black….at all.

Suggestion: check out no sulfates fast hair growth shampoo.

I dont believe you have good hair you have bad hair,everyone is unique ,best embrace the one you have and take care of it . To the best of your possibilities. And what a real stupid/ignorant remark some would say you have good hair bc you're mixed, the melanated have the most manageable hair you can do a lot with ,notice how our hair grows up to the sky wich actually is centered with the universe if it makes sence,to me it does. I have my challenges with my hair but I embrace it and pray for my hair to be healthy wich is a good start. To me it is.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Is that what you heard me say, or is that how you perceived what I said?

@gerdavandersan2018

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 No Mrs Mississipi sorry I ment in general,is not what you said.It was my opinion how I feel about hair or should I say how I think about what some might say about good/bad hair. Your channel has brought a lot of logic knowledge to me. And I'm learning from that and therefore I want to thank you. Keep them coming.

I do wonder why most white people have long hair though, I mean no shade by this. I just really want to know why white and lots of mixed people have long hair

@TaylorM

2 жыл бұрын

I think it’s b/c different races of people have learned over the generations how to take care of their hair! We’re just now figuring it out! I learned from YT and have grown my son’s hair out to mid back length over a 2 year timeframe! Now, he will he able to pass down the knowledge to his children! I’ve also grown out my hair!

@alizehustle9385

2 жыл бұрын

Because they just put it in a ponytail and it grow. Black people have to do THEE MOST to our hair to stop it from breaking. It takes alot of time, patience, trial, error and MONEY. No matter what anyone say they hair grow faster with little to no effort. depending on your hair type determine how much you gotta do to it ✌🏾

@isotopek261

2 жыл бұрын

@@TaylorM it has nothing to do with how they take care of nothing. Many don't have no special nothing .. Many of u don't want to heae the truth. Their hair isn't the same and it takes almost nothing to retain lengths because genetics plays a role in regards to the hair types u get. When they chose products it's to stop, dandruff, style and hold stuff.. it doesn't get complicated.. their hair dry most will not break, it gets greasyh without much grade and then their hair gets heavy and dance and lomp .. still be growing... Some hair types retain lengths better than others and what u all keep missing is if u don't have a long growth phase combine with speed of growth your hair usually won't get long. And all three factors.. growth phase, hair type and speed is determines by genetics... other factors may affect it but the fact is what it is. Cardi b mix. And the mix her hair mix with is the type of hair that doesn't break easily. And that's what it is.

@isotopek261

2 жыл бұрын

Genetics. Anogen n hair type that don't break wasy on its own.

@celestialextraterrestrial305

2 жыл бұрын

Water. Just consistently washing their scalp.

I am disappointed that you equated “bad hair” (your words) with “unmanageable “ and “kinky” (also your words). I did not expect that from you.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

I used the words “bad hair” and “unmanageable” to provide words that people say, call it, or perceive. I am disappointed in you that you didn’t listen a little bit harder to comprehend that. Did you not hear me reference the importance of knowing the techniques. To break the concept of the video down for you… All hair is good hair, it’s just a matter of learning the techniques to take care of the hair. Simple as that!! I assume you get disappointed a lot when things aren’t said the specific and only way you can understand. Regarding “kinky”, you understand the word in the negative manner your brain allows you to. I say kinks, coils, curls, coils, curly, kinky, etc.., and will continue to do so! 🤷‍♀️

@candi1904

2 жыл бұрын

where I'm from, kinky describes the hair pattern and is NOT derogatory. I have kinky curly hair🤷‍♀️

@candi1904

2 жыл бұрын

I also understand when she made reference to bad hair, she did not mean it's bad, but people perceive it's bad. But I understand you being defensive, because I get upset quickly when people ask if I'm mixed or say things like good and bad hair etc.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

@@candi1904 Me too! I have kinky, coils, curly, natural hair! 👌🏾💕