I’m 5’7 for height reference

@zakiahwilliams2697

8 ай бұрын

Hi

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

@@zakiahwilliams2697 hi Zakiah!

@gerrimiller3491

6 ай бұрын

Lovely channel boo😊

@tialynn1111

6 ай бұрын

@@gerrimiller3491 thank you for watching ! Enjoy the New Years!💕

I truly did learn and got some important reminders! As a tightly coiled natural, my hair gets dry. I didn't consider spraying my plaits with water and resealing the moisture with oil or butter DAILY! That's the part - DAILY! I'm going to do this everyday until my 7-day Wash day! Thank you! Your hair is beautiful! I keep my hair the same way you do - length retention over style and manipulation! Our hair is sooo beautifully textured, so we don't need all of those styles like we did when relaxed or like straight-haired people do. When we want style and volume - just undo our plaits or twists! - and let Our Creator's Handiwork be Glorified!

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching and commenting! Yes this was a game changer for me! (Spray w water and oiling daily) I make it apart of my morning routine so I won’t forget it. I’ll do this after I shower. Glad you’ve learned some useful tips. Please stay tuned for more💕

Why is no one talking about how beautiful she is 🌷 Thank you so much for the tips Queen 👸

@tialynn1111

5 ай бұрын

That’s sweet of you thanks 🙏🏽 glad you enjoyed the video!

Thanks for that tip on caring for the ends of your hair. I have to start being more mindful of that. I don't think I've ever seen anyone unravel their ends to moisturize. I usually see others spritz and moisturize the ends without unraveling it. And if they do unravel, it's when they're about to take down their hair to re-moisturize it. Your method looks very effective! 👍 I appreciate naturals who take the time to demonstrate the methods they use on their hair instead of just verbally explaining. It really helps others to learn in my opinion. And it's great that you're emphasizing the importance of taking your time with your hair in order to care for the hair properly. I can see you're very patient and take your time with your hair (especially to do 15 braids! Wow! 😯). Keep up the good work Tia! Your videos are definitely helpful reminders to be kind to the hair and be consistent. Be blessed in Jesus' name and take care! 😊

@tialynn1111

6 ай бұрын

Awe thank you! With this method, I’ve seen tremendous length retention/growth and wish to share it with others. Take pictures, keep track and you’ll see as well 🙏🏽 Have a blessed day and thank you for your encouragement and comments 💕

Oh my goodness, I'm blown away by your voice, one can hear your passion, you are patient, calm and gentle. My hair's a mess just now, truth be known been struggling with time lately. This may sound a bit weird but your voice is willing me to be kinder to myself and that I will soon find the time. No hesitation in subscribing. Thank you. Ps - I became natural by default, during lockdown, that's another story.

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Hi Angela! Thank you and thank you for subscribing. That is such a nice thing to say. I’m happy that you will be kinder to yourself and that you will find time to do so. It’s so very important 🙏🏽 Your hair and yourself as a whole will thank you! 💕💕

Good for you sis! 😊 Learning our natural hair is a constant learning experience--it’s rewarding when you are able to find what works and understand what your hair needs when it starts changing. I love how realistic this routine is--it’s true what you mentioned--moisturization and simple protective styles is all the hair needs to retain length as well as taking care of the scalp region. 😊

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Yes you are right! Thank you so much for your comments and for watching!💕

I love your beautiful hair! I learned to give my hair the love it needs like you do❤

@tialynn1111

6 ай бұрын

Thank you! So happy to hear that!💕

Awesome tips. Thanks. And your nails are goals.

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! And thank you! 💕

I'm enjoying your video so informative, Thanks

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Thank you Verona! More to come, thanks for watching💕

New subbyyyy

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Thank you! and welcome!💕

What aloe juice do you use please. Thank you

@tialynn1111

6 ай бұрын

Hi Butterfly, I make my own (blending and filtering inner aloe leaf) Or I buy this amzn.to/3REp8w7 (The above is an affiliate link that I may receive a small commission if purchased) Thanks

How about growing edges is the key moisture and then edges will grow also?

@tialynn1111

5 ай бұрын

Being gentle, moisture and low tension styles Also rosemary /ylang ylang scalp massage stimulation Drink water/exercise as well🙏🏽

Hey, lovely hair. How long did it take you to grow your hair waist length?

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Hi Sonya!, With trial and error it took about 5 years. But I’ve been natural for 10+ years. However, the first 5 years, I had to relearn and learn my hair, what it needs and the best styles/regimens for it. I usually use Ayurvedic herbs, (Amla, Moringa, Hibiscus) and I’m big on onion/garlic oils and avocado, castor, Olive oils and Shea butter/aloe. Also into essential oils such as rosemary, vetiver and ylang ylang. I also keep my hair in protective styles either on a weekly basis or, currently, it’s been in a protective style for about 1 month. I wash it weekly in this protective style. I’ll post more vids soon on some of my top recipes. Thanks for watching 💕

@irenecarter110

8 ай бұрын

Love your hair

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

@@irenecarter110hi Irene, thank you! How are you doing? Hope all is well and have a happy Thanksgiving ❤

Hello Tia, love your videos, great tips! I wonder, do you ever trim your hair at all? Or do you find that unnecessary?

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Hi thank you! I don’t trim often, but if I see that my hair needs it, I will trim occasionally about 1x a year.

I was spraying my hair and moisturizing often and my hair was doing good but the all that dampening and wetness started making me have the sniffles and catch a cold. My daughter has 4c beautiful hair also and the spraying was doing the same with her too so I stopped with my hair and now it’s dry again 😢

@tialynn1111

7 ай бұрын

Hi Shay I’m sorry to hear that about you and baby girl. Just a little hydration is good, don’t spray to where your hair is very wet. Just a light spray and then oils on top is enough. If you can’t spray the hair, then just use a hydrating Shea butter and aloe cream. (A leave in moisturizer that has both a water phase and oil phase within it) So the solution would be to use a creamy hydrating leave in moisturizer. I did create one in my video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hWxoy9p6cabMZZM.htmlsi=_42-U2o6DbfSRvM1

@shygirlny1

7 ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 thank you so much 😊

I have 3C fine hair. My hair is always breaking, I love my hair and treat it like a newborn baby but still experience breakage . Any other suggestions?

@tialynn1111

7 ай бұрын

Hello Grace, Can you try this out? Place your hair in a protective style, literally do not manipulate it/touch it for at least one week. (Keep it in a moisturized, detangled, low tension low bun or regular bun. Put your hair in detangled, moisturized twists and leave it alone for one week) You can spray w/ water and oil the surface but leave it alone for a bit and see the difference. Even if you treat it gently, you may be manipulating it too much. How often do you actually touch your hair in a week? Also always keep it hydrated and well oiled

@gracewhite7827

7 ай бұрын

You maybe right for I find myself twisting my ends throughout the day, dailly, I oil my scalp and I oil it 3 to 4 times a week. Wash and deep condition weekly or every 2 weeks depending if I have mini braids or mini twists. When I wash my hair this weekend I will put it in average size braids and try to leave it alone for at least a week. Thank you. @@tialynn1111

Hello, I think i take good care of my hair and get a trim every 4 months. But it seems like every time I go in for a trim, I have 1 inch cut off. Is this normal? My hair would grow back then I have to cut it off. Any suggestions? Thanks!

@tialynn1111

7 ай бұрын

Hi thanks for watching, If your hair grows 1/2 inch per month and you trim every 4 months that means out of the 2 inches that you grow, 1inch of that is being removed so you’ll only see 3 inches retained for the year. Essentially half of your growth is being removed every year. I think 1 full inch every 4months seems a bit excessive unless you have major split ends. (Which I know you don’t have if you say you take good care of your hair). You are taking good care of your hair, and I feel 1 inch taken off, personally, seems very counter productive. Maybe try trimming less often, or having less hair removed every time you visit the salon… Decide with whatever feels right to you. Thank you 💕

@natureloves9440

7 ай бұрын

@tialynn1111 Thanks! I think I will try getting a trim every 5 months. I have also started finger detangling my hair as well. Hopefully, that will help.

Thank you very much for your tips. I've seen a lot of hair tea: ayuverdic herbs mixed with msm powder, is it better to use the tea or just water? Thank you very much, trying to grow my 5 year old daughter’s hair 😊

@tialynn1111

6 ай бұрын

You’re welcome💕 I have not done much research on MSM. I’ve used herbal Ayurvedic and rosemary teas and they have helped my hair tremendously both with scalp health and hair growth! Please make sure that you or your daughter are not allergic to any of the herbs. When you say is it better to use the water what do you mean? Do you mean herbal tea (water)? Thanks 💕

@belindanelson9554

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for your reply. I meant water without any herbs in it 😊

@tialynn1111

6 ай бұрын

Better to use aloe juice or herbal tea (helps to retain moisture and will give you added benefits to scalp and overall hair)

Doesn’t aloe Vera close the cuticles.. ?according to naturally Nica aloe juice should be the last step

@tialynn1111

7 ай бұрын

That is true, but it also doesn’t hurt to apply oils after aloe juice is applied. (For further protection and to drastically reduce hair breakage) Personally, I’ve found this to be the best method for retaining hair length. Perhaps you can try both ways and see which method works best for you. Thank you for watching and for your comments.💕

@solarlola5953

7 ай бұрын

​@@tialynn1111 OK thanks. I will try to follow your moisturizing regimen for the ends.. I'm about to give up on length retention 😢

@tialynn1111

7 ай бұрын

@solarlola5953 no - never give up please Take baby steps, you’ll soon see progress. Also take a pic of your current hair length and track it. Hands out of head, moisturize, protective style and be gentle 💕

Why is the video so choppy and skipping?

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

Please refresh Just checked on two other devices, I do not see this is on my end.. Please refresh

@jeremiahthompson1657

8 ай бұрын

It's your phone mate it's not choppy or skipping for me

@foreverblessed7326

8 ай бұрын

Yes it's choppy and skips. Look at @5:18, @7:00, @8:34, @11:27

@tialynn1111

8 ай бұрын

@@foreverblessed7326 ok thanks for letting me know - it looks like this, because this particular video is a compilation video of about 4 completely different videos. (One of its kind, will not repeat this if it is confusing) However, I hope the message was extremely clear. Thanks for commenting 💕

@aquafina6544

8 ай бұрын

@@foreverblessed7326 ty