I’ve learned a few things over the years. So, I no longer use this detangling method. Actually, I don’t even comb my hair anymore. I use a method called Scooping and Spreading to detangle my hair. And I haven’t used a comb or brush in years. Here’s a link to a video to see how I Scoop& Spread my hair - kzread.info/dash/bejne/fYWCla6Ij9WYg8Y.html

@freespirit8635

Жыл бұрын

It's crazy that you just updated this! I've been binging your videos all morning and was like "a comb?!" Haha. Youre journey is inspiring , thanks for these amazing and educational videos! 🌿

@Singer_and_Songwriter

Жыл бұрын

@@freespirit8635 me too! Lol. I was like a brush?🤔🧐🙅🏿‍♀️🚫⚠️🛑😂

nappy hair? I prefer the term "absolutely rebellious unruly curls that are planning my demise but after some water and TLC is a fluffy bunny on my head." LOL! :)

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Lilly Park LMBO Im dead hahahah

@smm1628

9 жыл бұрын

I Love It

@nikkiflex4842

8 жыл бұрын

+Lilly “blackrose18” Park nappy in the dictionary means ugly.. the slave master's would call slaves hair as "nappy"

@shansbo217

8 жыл бұрын

I love that term. :)

@shansbo217

8 жыл бұрын

+Nikki Flex I didn't know that and I have used the term nappy. I did not find it offensive either, but thanks for sharing that info.

I'm a middle aged white/mexican guy and I find your hair very beautiful.

@GreenBeauty

7 жыл бұрын

Thank You

@Ma74404

4 жыл бұрын

Aww so sweet

@shelbyhinds161

4 жыл бұрын

Ur cool man

@longislandny696

3 жыл бұрын

That’s very nice of you ☺️

wow your 4 type hair is gorgeous. Represent!

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks

WOW love the science behind it, makes so much sense to me because I study biology, this is one of the most helpful natural hair videos , particularly for my hair which I think is 4c the thickest kiniest hair possible.

I'm so glad I found this channel. Not because I have this type of hair, but because I was always curious how black women worked their magic to obtain such a wide range of amazing and expressive hair styles, but was too afraid to ask because I didn't want to seem rude. Now I know just a little bit more.

You must have a degree in chemistry! Your frequent reference to elements, compounds, and structure of proteins is quite impressive (I'm going to college and might get a degree in chemistry!)

@janice184

3 жыл бұрын

did you end up majoring in chemistry?

It's crazy how many people have an issue with the term "nappy" when I was a kid the term "kinky" was also frowned upon but was embraced when the company Kinky Curly decided to launch a line putting the terms kinky and curly together. Most black women don't realize that we've been taught all our lives that everything about us is offensive. Our Skin if it's too dark, our hair if it's not fine or loose enough our speech if it's not clear and concise enough our ability if we aren't acceptable enough. The truth is you have a problem with Nappy because you've been told Nappy hair isn't beautiful, because you've been told you are an insult to humanity if you are black. The truth is you are beautiful and there is a difference between unruly and nappy and neither one is better than the other. if you don't have curls at all or have a head full you are still flawless.

@GreenBeauty

7 жыл бұрын

Well said !!!! We give meaning to words, not the other way around. Especially, for words we use to describe ourselves. To me 'nappy' is unique, exotic and beautiful. :-)

@Arielmybelle

7 жыл бұрын

Green Beauty Channel ™ Yes! exactly. Love your vids and channel such a work of art!

@jenbroccoli861

7 жыл бұрын

Arielmybelle that's not the point, yo. The point is that the word nappy is a historically derogatory word used AGAINST blacks WITH KINKY AND SHORT HAIR. It was never seen as good.

@jenbroccoli861

7 жыл бұрын

Krayola D you're sad.

@Arielmybelle

7 жыл бұрын

Krayola D my hair is nappy if I don't detangle it and beautiful no matter what so... why are you attacking me based on my opinion? You're standing against the term nappy being a used for a black persons hair but trying to insult the black person that said it? Then you're basically saying the "Cherokee" in your blood is what makes your hair beautiful? So you basically just proved my point. black people that believe the stereotype are the only ones that have a problem with the term nappy.

I use to finger-detangle dampened hair with coconut oil before shampooing. Now, I finger-detangle with a homemade glycerin spritz, coconut oil and conditioner. Both methods work well for my 4b/c hair. I also wash my hair in 10 twists to avoid breakage.

I can listen to your voice all day. It's so beautiful and relaxing lol. Also you are very pretty and I love your hair!!!

You are life! I haven't relaxed my hair in about 9 years but the journey to learning how to care for my natural hair has been very long and I still was loosing alot of hair and did not know how to manage it. Your channel helps me to put it all into perspective in order to see the results I want

I absolutely love you! I appreciate the professional quality of all of your videos. You are very well-versed in hair care, and I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos.

Wow so nice to see how much growth you’ve had over the years but still starting with the knowledge and application from day one!!

Never thought about washing my hair while its twisted. Will definitely try this method.

I love you. your are amazing. you make me proud to be a African American women. you and so many other sisters are giving that nappy kinky hair education and love that is so necessary and weigh over due. Thank you and keep up the good work.

This is the most useful video for detangling that I've come across! Gonna try this when I take down my protective style this week. Thank you got the video!

I am soooo sooo happy to find your channel...... I'm recommending your channel to everyone I know! sending warm hugs via internet for you........thank you so much for being informative..because detangling is my a hug problem for me.THANK YOU SO SO MUCH

Very informative and knowledgable. The things and you do to care for your hair and your reasoning behind it makes sense. I always when through the motion of maintaining my hair but never stopped to think why. You are now my go to site.

Hello my name is Michiko and i enjoy your natural hair care videos. I just finished my Associate in Science Degree at the City College here in Chicago. You are so right about keeping natural hair in a stretched state and not letting your hair get so matted that you will have to get the matted hair cut off. I also have a bottle of your ph stablizing spritz. You have a great amount of patience in caring for your natural hair. Keep up the good work on how to take care of natural hair. And oh, do you have a favorite shampoo and conditioner?

i just watched this because i have no idea how to detangle my hair , and lemme tell u ........ thank u and i will be doing this from now on and forever lol . Thank uuuuuuuuuu!!!!

I am a science and research nerd. I love your channel. It is the most informative I have encountered to date.

Perfect, I've been waiting for your advice on this topic because detangling SLAYS me. Just what i needed. Thanxs :)

keep the work up please I really enjoy all of your videos. I am leaving in germany and I have been natural for 3 years now. through watching your videos I have been able to help others. and also recommend them your videos. thanks alot.

I love that your videos get to the point.

Your hair is so beautiful and SO healthy looking. I didn't snags or breaks or ANYthing of the sort!

I use and have learned so much from your channel and I'm not even natural!!! Thank you!

Thank you. These are some amazing tips

I just tried this method with removing my braids and it was so quick and easy with minimal breakage. Thank you for your videos 😊

@GreenBeauty

10 жыл бұрын

no problem .. thanks :-)

Coconut oil is the devil on my hair.

@Cassanrda20

4 жыл бұрын

Same I use olive oil

@nyssavangadasamy3903

4 жыл бұрын

Same here! I give up. I don't even know anymore. Most oils have the opposite effect of what everyone says it has on theirs. Coconut and olive oil just seem to make my hair even more dry than it was before. I use cantu products like jojoba and tea tree oil as well as black castor oil and they seem to fair better on my hair, but i still don't see a huge difference.

@djenabou_

4 жыл бұрын

Nyssa Vangadasamy Have you tried argan oil? Or grape seed oil?

@7lawaneeena

3 жыл бұрын

@@nyssavangadasamy3903 maybe bcs your not moisturizing your hair before applying the oil, oil is a sealant,

@nyssavangadasamy3903

3 жыл бұрын

@@djenabou_ yes, I use Argan oil now and it seems to help more than other oils if i apply it correctly. Have not tried grape seed oil yet. Perhaps i should. Thank you :)

Very helpful! Thanks for all the tips xox

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks =)

Two words.... Amazingly INFORMATIVE

This method is fantastic! Ended up with just the minimum shed hair and little breakage and I detangled from an old twistout.. Thank you!

@vaneitsyvaldes6191

Жыл бұрын

What is the first product that she used? Thank you

Ugh! This video is extremely helpful. Thank you!!

God bless you and your team. I been trying to find a way to keep my daughter's hair moisturized and easier to manage. Using coconut oil to detangle and leave in conditioner after washing was awesome. For the first time after washing her hair it was not rough and dried by the time I was have way finished styling it. Thank you so much for the well directed, filmed, edited videos. Continue the awesome job.

Love this channel. So informative.

I love your channel! and yes I said love!! You have helped me out sooo much. I love coconut oil for pre-poo, detangling and now I use it as a oil rinse... Great video.

Great job! I will start using these tips right away for my nappy- yeah I said it- hair. 😉

love your videos...the modified denman brush does NOT work for me whether my hair is wet or dry it rips it out. :-(

@praiseosas2016

4 жыл бұрын

I only use it for wash n gos! I find it doesn’t detangle my hair well either

Hi I am a new subscriber to your channel. Thank you for the post and your KNOWLEDGE as well! I have learned a lot I have only seen two of your videos so far including this one....THANKS AGAIN

Love, love, your channel!

I rediscovered coconut oil about 2 days before watching your video and YES I will cosign on the coconut oil bandwagon. I tried it 2 years ago and hated it but for some reason I tried it again couple of days ago and just slapped a glob on and it gave my hair LIFE! The detangling and after shampoo feeling was too good to be true.

I LOVE your videos! Thanks for the education! What would you recommend for women who are losing hair on the edges?

your hair is beautiful!

Easy and effective process. Well done.

New subbie! Came thru from My Natural Sistas YT channel. And I love your channel now. Really great hair info...

I love detangling and pre pooing with coconut oil! My hair loves it, i also wash my hair in twists

Nice 👏🏽👏🏽. Thank you. 💚💜

HyGral Fatigue :-)....love the information you provide!

@Greenbeauty hi, I've been watching your videos lately. I absolutely love all the information I'm learning. It's very detailed and I'm learning a lot. And I'm just starting my hair journey. So I'm looking to everything to help on my hair journey. But it feel like everything so overwhelming as I learn. Like what I shouldn't do or do so it's difficult. But I've always been natural. But I never put energy in my hair. Expect washing bi weekly and putting it into a protective hairstyles. Now I've found that high porosity hair and it very thick and medium dense. I'm just trying to find out a good place to start. I've started moisturizing my hair daily with loc method I usually use aloe vera spray or leave in hair milk spray, leave in cream, and castor oil or coconut oil. But still my hair comes out frizzy even after moisturizing it daily. For wash day, I don't have complete regiment yet. But I usually wash my hair bi weekly: shampoo, deep conditioner hair mask, rice water rinse (for my protein treatment), and then the loc method. Overall, I'm highly frustrated, confused, and stressed. Because I don't where to start on my hair journey. I was wondering if I could get some tips or info that could help me get started on my whole hair journey. Thank you, jamarrea

Thanks for sharing your video. I live all the information you put out there. How do prepare my own hydrating oil, do you have any oil ideas in mind.

Your natural hair is so pretty 😍

I will never detangle any other way! After 5 wks of mini twists and 1.5 wks of a mini twist out, this method saved my life... And my strands thank you kindly ;-) lol!

Great video! I'm going to try this method on my next wash day! :-)

Your videos help me to better understand my hair and to have patience with it. I hope you do updos with your hair soon.

I love your video . what I know about coconut oil that does not penetrate in your hair the molecule are too bi , much better for the skin, jojoba is much better oil for that it penetrate and lean at the same times. also almond is great also. thank you I love your channel

@Deangirl86

6 жыл бұрын

livioangel jojoba oil is the closest to our natural sebum. Coconut oil on the other hand DOES penetrate the hair shaft and it’s one of the few. Jojoba doesn’t. She knows this topic very well.

I watch anyones detangling video doesn't matter what the hair type. Well, as long as you have Afro Hair. I'm 4a I can tell you that detangling is hard for me as well. The water for detangling matters as well. I live in LA and Miami detangling my hair in Miami is like 30-45 mins in LA it can take up to 2-3 hours if I don't have a filter on my shower head. I love coconut oil I even cook with it.

my hair is nappy and I'm still happy

I love her skin

So robe just recommended your channel im about to binge haha your like the new kimmy

Nice methods used I guess that's why my hair was shedding so much!!! Your knowledge about your is impressive Thank you so much for this I never gave time for the coconut oil or any product to sit on my hair before detangling! I will definitely used this method in 3-4weeks. What do you recommend for women that wear 3-4 week protective styles? Thank you your advice is well appreciative! Have a bless day!!

Thank you for your videos. New subscriber, but love them already!

Great info ....Thanks. :)

The moisturization in your hair is awesome👍

@GreenBeauty

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I am in love with your videos!! Is it possible for your tresses to get product and oil build up? If so what's the fix?

Thank you for this tip. I love your videos because I learn a lot about my hair and how to care for it. I do the onion juice right before I shampoo. Should I consider the onion treatment as prepoo treatment and if so is it okay to add some oil to it so that I can detangle as you have demonstrated?

I get so excited when I see you have new videos posted. This was so helpful because I often get frustrated at the time and effort it takes to detangle and twist my hair! Is it ok that I don't like the modified den man brush? I tried it and it felt as if it created more tension on my strands. I love all your videos and thank u so much for the time and effort you put into them!!!!

@GreenBeauty

10 жыл бұрын

Hey Thanks... not everyone has the same experience with the Modified Denman Brush. If your detangling method is thorough, efficient and safe stick to it.

Interesting as I've never put much thought into detangling before washing- I usually detangle only enough to be able to make twists and then do a full detangle during the washing process. I might have to try incorporating one before as well.

I can't tell you how happy I am to have browsed and found your channel. You're very informative, and you've grabbed yourself a new subbie. Pleased to meet you. I have been wondering if what I've been doing was the GHE or a pre-poo, and your pre-poo vid had just confirmed that. so I went straight to your channel and this vid was recently loaded. I'm not sure tho if what I did was ok, because I slept with the coconut oil in my hair over night, and I'm about to wash it out. However I did not detangle before pre-pooing, so not sure how effective this is going to be now. All in all, I'm very glad I found your channel.

Afro hair is sooo beautiful!

Always love your videos.

@GreenBeauty

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@Baldhead_DivaNailz

10 жыл бұрын

Awesome video. I never thought about modifying my denman brush. About to try it out.

i really love all of your videos! This worked for me. It is so easy to detangle now. I do have a question.... What are you doing to your hair on a daily basis? In this video you said it had been a while since you detangled so did you blow dry it? Everyone keeps saying to keep your hair stretched but i find this hard to do. Thanks again for the videoAndrea

Great vid!!!!

thank you so much, new subbie

I'm new to your channel. Love love love York hair. I want it, what's your daily regimen and what products do you use please share. Kim

Thank you for the upload!! 👍🏾Love your channel and queen looking at a few comments I will say do you and nope I did not get offended by nappy 😂 because my 4c hair can get extra nappy!! 🤫😬😉❤️

So helpful

extremely helpful..I was drenching my hair in the shower and detangling it in the shower....🤦🏾‍♀️

This was soo helpful thank you very much :)

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Np

Love it

Good info" Daphne 😍💃🍷🎈🎈🎈👏💜

Flawless!!!!

@nikky6673

10 жыл бұрын

Thank You

I don't have nappy hair but I did find this helpful

Nappy is beautiful. 😍

I love your channel!

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Thank You

Actually I'm amazed each time I look at your videos bcoz I don't know how you manage such tons of hair.. I'm almost mad reaching the 12weeks post relaxer mark ..I started texlaxing 6months ago and it's no joke with that multiple textures stuff..and gooosh..I want to try that natural stuff bcoz breakage and me is a love story but I'm not finding the courage to step in. What has been your trigger ?

Great technique!

@GreenBeauty

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks !

I truly love these videos. this channel is unique from all other natural hair care videos and i appreciate that. I have been natural since 2012 and primarily using protective styles to grow it out. At this point im trying to learn to take care of my hair without braids, kinky twists, wigs. the crown of my hair is very brittle, dry, damaged and im not sure why. how might i deal with unruly roots that tangle as soon as they come out of my head lol

@myalisia1

9 жыл бұрын

My crown us very damaged and broken too. I wonder why that area suffers?

Great video, as usual.

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Thank You

New Subbie, love this video, thanks for sharing :)

I used to do this method a lot back when my shedding was crazy and detangling while conditioning was a no-no.

Thanks.

I love all the benefits of coconut oil and find I can only use it as a scalp massaging oil due to the fact that it really makes my hair hard :(. I never tried to use it as a rinse out though...I will try this method and see! Thanks! Can we use watered down apple cider vinegar for our acidic detangling spray?

Great vid

i didnt have the ph balance spray, but i had some aloe juice and and little acv, omg my hair felt so soft and fluffy, thank you.

@GreenBeauty

9 жыл бұрын

Np

Thank you! What about aloe Vera water as the acidic liquid?

Can you use water and apple cider vinegar? I don't really have access to anything other that.

love

Thank you so much we love you

@nikky6673

10 жыл бұрын

:-) Thank you

thank u

Hi I am new to your channel. I am so glad I found you just in time, because while I love my natural, tightly coiled, very fragile hair, I am so stressed out because I don't see the growth I should have after 2 years. I don't see the growth I achieved when I was relaxed. My hair will not retain length so matter what products I buy, or what methods I try. I am seriously thinking about Texlaxing/Relaxing my hair again. But NOW I found you. I am Loving your videos Thank you so much! I have been natural for 2 years. I have found that Apple Cider Vinegar helps keep my hair tangle free, soft, and stretched. PH is about 4 right? So can I use ACV everyday as part of a leave- in conditioner mixture regimen on my hair? Is ACV safe to use on our hair daily? If no what would you suggest?