I had a teacher who’s hair went white at a young age and her hair was very long, thick and beautiful so ofc we called her a fairy princess lol you remind me of her a lot

@myagonzalez2066

3 жыл бұрын

I also had a teacher like this.. interesting

@themoonchild2695

3 жыл бұрын

Hello ✨ twin✨

@flowerchild9815

3 жыл бұрын

@@themoonchild2695 😏

@indias7171

3 жыл бұрын

I also had a teacher like this😌 she liked to kill roaches with her hands lol

@whitetrashwarriorprincess

3 жыл бұрын

(This lady reminds me of my Polish Grandma *so much*!

I’m Indigenous so our hair is obviously very important to us. My Great Grandmother had breast cancer before I was born and lost all her hair and it never grew back the same way again. My family would always told me that I got my long, thick hair from her before she lost it to the treatment. I have lots of memories of sitting at her knee while she ran her fingers through my hair, braiding and unbraiding it over and over. Taking care of my long hair now feels like tending to her memory.

@sumayamohmed244

2 жыл бұрын

Aahhhh🥺🥺🥺 that is soooo cute and lovely ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@nocturnal1281

2 жыл бұрын

That's beautiful

@hala3731

2 жыл бұрын

That’s so cute I’m sorry for your loss

@talithacrow7530

2 жыл бұрын

I'm native but my mother made me cut my hair when I was younger and now I don't cut it, but unfortunately it's still only bsl on me

@michellewhite3316

2 жыл бұрын

Desertlover12 awww!!! 💖

I am Native American and only cut my hair in Mourning. Four years ago I cut my braids off at my ears when my Beloved Brother died. It is nearly to my waist now. Your video validated the care I put into my hair. I only wash my hair once a week, sometimes longer. I use a natural boar bristle brush and never, ever brush or comb it wet. My hair is baby fine and it's amazingly thick. It's my crowning glory and I will do whatever it takes to keep it healthy and growing longer.

@terilynncaine6238

11 ай бұрын

@@freddiekrueger8715 hair texture and the amount of hair you have are two different things. The texture of my hair is baby fine, the amount of hair I have is a lot, very thick...

@leilanamiq07

10 ай бұрын

@@terilynncaine6238that must be so nice and soft

@kittybeck151

10 ай бұрын

Would love to know what do you wash your hair with? I have fine hair also.

@terilynncaine6238

10 ай бұрын

@@kittybeck151 because I have psoriasis, I use Neutrogena T-Gel shampoo and whichever conditioner catches my eye, usually I go through twice as much conditioner as I do shampoo. I also have very dry skin and hair. When I didn't have psoriasis, I usually used a baby shampoo because fine hair as long as mine is (to my waist) is very fragile. I also keep it braided most of the time to protect it. I am am to poor to afford fancy shmancy products, and stick to the basics. Except for the T-Gel, I just use generic products. I hope this helps.

@CheckerDevil

9 ай бұрын

@@terilynncaine6238 thank you for this. I have very fine hair as well but also a very temperamental scalp, so I am finding it difficult to go too many days without washing. I remember using T-Gel and loving it, might give it another go :)

For people with very curly hair, Katherine Sewing has a video on growing out her curls that I find similarly valuable. This really is a treasure-trove of information.

@AP-pk9gw

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I lose it every time someone say "only need to brush it". That's not even a possibility my friend

@alyssalz21x

Жыл бұрын

Katherine's videos were the first I found and now I'm obsessed and ready to start this journey.

@wandringjoule4x

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I saw that one just before this one. Excellent for those fortunate to have thick, curly hair. I say that because I have almost straight (not even wavy, not even stick straight) very fine, thin hair with visible bald spots on my crown. I wish I had to "put up" or "contend" with thick curly hair. These videos, both Ana's & Katherine's are wonderful, beautifully done videos that I would encourage people that contend with such hair issues to watch. In the meantime, I'm sure some of their advice and

@wandringjoule4x

Жыл бұрын

I was saying some of their advice and some of their suggested products can't hurt for people with fine, straight or almost straight, thinning hair like mine, and like Ana wi

@wandringjoule4x

Жыл бұрын

wisely says, one must find the method that works best for oneself. There's no one size fits all.

With your hair length, I dont question the one-month hair wash. That doesn't look like a chore, it looks like a full time job

@lolaby2

2 жыл бұрын

Shampoo was originally only for the scalp to get rid of dirt and oil. Conditioner for the tips only. Washing your hair shouldn’t take longer because of length though drying is another story.

@hannahherrmann4921

2 жыл бұрын

@@lolaby2 this is different for everyone, but I condition my whole hair shaft starting about 5 inches out from the root so for me, it would take ages to do that.

@LittleImpaler

2 жыл бұрын

It's not. I grew my hair to my thighs. Washing long hair isn't hard. Plus you only shampoo the sclap. Not the hair. You condition the hair only.

@huyenly7603

2 жыл бұрын

My hair is pass my butt and I wash about once a week. I am very, very oily...boo. In my experience: Washing..not too bad. Brushing, conditioning, adding oils...yes. And don't forget the shedding. I have aggressively stepped on a ball of hair, thinking it's a spider many...many times. 😅

@Nikolej100

2 жыл бұрын

For me it's just 40 minutes. I have 110 cm hairs. Her look's like 140 - 150 cm.

Your routine actually resembles the routine that most African Americans have always used. When I was in high school, I was ashamed to say how seldom I washed my hair. But my hair was healthy.

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you for sharing! I had no idea about it! ☺️✨

@leejohnson1179

3 жыл бұрын

yes i was about to comment on that, as a black woman growing up i would hear a lot that people should wash their hair every day and i thought i was weird because i didn't do that like everyone else but as i grew up i realized this was very normal.

@nadakhairi8117

3 жыл бұрын

i have afro hair but i wash my hair once a week. otherwise i feel gross

@queenofstitcheswarrior2668

3 жыл бұрын

Curls hate sulfates but a scalp needs to be clean or else you get build up, irritated scalp and hairloss. Funges?! Ieks

@camethyst1736

3 жыл бұрын

@@queenofstitcheswarrior2668 most shampoos dont need sulfates to clean the scalp. I use a shampoo with salicylic acid which helps clean and control dandruff. It works for me i guess

This was REALLY helpful. I now feel free to stop worrying about split ends. And I no longer feel ashamed of my "incredibly high maintenance long hair" because you're absolutely right - short hair is just as much work if not more so! Maybe I'll get to knee length one day. It's at my tailbone right now. Thank you so much Pretty Shepherd! :D

@lathafalls7675

Жыл бұрын

U mean know not no

@annemary9680

Жыл бұрын

I've got curly hair so I've got to trim the split ends every few months, too many of them destroy and distort my curl pattern and make my hair all scraggly.

@joannmclean6406

Жыл бұрын

Good for you! Great tips! Thank you Trudi Goldberg Pires! :)

@makeupthoughts777

Жыл бұрын

How is short hair more work? When I shaved mine all off all I had to worry about was if I needed to wear a hat outside or not...When It started growing I had to worry about brushing it now its long enough that I havw to put it up to keep it out of my face and find I have alot more steps I need to do in order to maintain it...

@Itsfine416

Жыл бұрын

@@makeupthoughts777 I shaved mine all off too lol cool to found another women who did the same

I am 62 years old & of European descent. About 4 years ago I let my hair go naturally grey. As it grew out I eventually started doing Anna's suggestions. Today my hair has grown out to the middle-top of my rear end. I too wash my hair every 4-5 weeks; brushing it @ every 3-4 weeks; inbetween I finger brush it. My friends at my age are amazed how healthy & vibrant & long & shiny my hair has become. Anna, thank you for your encouragement & great advices to keep me on this track. I especially appreciate the suggestion to change up my hair styles. I have started to do that and my hair is even better. Happy Almost 2024 !!!

@elianaselzer5785

4 ай бұрын

How long did it take you to get to that point? I am 69 with silver hair at waist length. I wash mine every two weeks. It took a couple of years to get to that point. But it is hardly oily or dirty at the end of two weeks. I suppose it's the same process going forward?

@moniquechristiansen5276

4 ай бұрын

Hi Eliana. it didn't take long. I'm thinking about 4-6 months. If that. I just kept making the days more and more in between my washes. I also spoke w/my Hair Sylest friend who was trained in Europe. She taught me to only shampoo my scalp 2-3 times; not my long stresses.Letting the sudsy water do some wash of the long hair. Then no conditioner on my scalp; only once do I put a dab of conditioner in the length/stresses as I do my 2nd or 3rd scalp shampoo wash. Post wash product also never ever goes on my scalp; only on the length of my hair. So basically, I only use soaps on my scalp & I only use oils/product on the stresses/length of my hair. This saves me so much money since I only use shampoo, conditioner & products once a month.

@shea5542

15 күн бұрын

That’s amazing and magical!!

Good Lord, she looks like an ancient painting. You know, like the ones with the majestic looking ladies.

@goodday605

3 жыл бұрын

Of course! She is Eastern European. They have most beautiful women in the world!

@lismarcel

3 жыл бұрын

@@goodday605 Do you mean the whitest? 😉 Many models come from Eastern Europe and that's why the look is so popular. It's just a look that many designers go for. Being Eastern European, I can say there are about as many good-looking women here as there are anywhere else. What you find attractive is another thing entirely

@goodday605

3 жыл бұрын

@@lismarcel I am not only person who thinks Eastern European women are some of the most beautiful in the world. It is not about whiteness. In United States and all through Europe are white women. Eastern European women even if they had darker skin would still top most beautiful. Scientists studied it and discovered things like facial symmetry on a woman (proportion) face is found universally attractive. They just from a biological stand point are the pinnacle of beauty based of symmetry, and phenotypes that beautiful. Very long beautiful hair, beautiful eyes, beautiful skin ect. Maybe you think you do not have more beautiful woman than any other place because you are desensitized to it. Ask any man anywhere in the world and they will agree with me. You people have amazing enviable genetics. Do not be shy about it. Everyone is not born equally beautiful. They get picked to be models for a reason- their beauty. It is uncanny. Abnormally high amount of people in Eastern Bloc who are just born perfectly beautiful. It really is not fair but no one ever said life was fair. They have beauty privilege. It is not their fault. They could not control having good genes. The sun rises and sets. Eastern European women are baseline standard of beautiful outshining other European women and women in general.

@goodday605

3 жыл бұрын

@@lismarcel I do think they fit the highest standard of perfection of European beauty ideals besides Northern European women from Nordic countries.

@gigistar66

3 жыл бұрын

She looks like a dutchess from the Renaissance. So gorgeous

I had shoulder length hair when I went to prison at 19... I didn't come home until I was 28 but the point of the story is that once I got to prison I started washing my hair once a month as well and my main reason is because there was always such long lines for the shower and you don't want to be the one always taking a long time in the shower and then a bunch of women complaining so I just started washing my hair once a month and the only hair product we had in there was Pink oil lotion instead of hair sprays and gel, so I got in the habit of once my hair grew out a little more putting a little dab of pink oil lotion in my hair and wrapping up in a bun everyday and just washing it once a month.. by the time I came home my hair was long and strong and thick and down to the bottom of my butt... And now still to this day I do not use any hair products as far as gel or hairspray.. I still use Pink oil to this day and wash my hair once a month. It's not something that I tell a lot of people because they look at you weird so I'm kind of glad you're discussing in this conversation LOL

@youngroyalsismylife1074

2 жыл бұрын

I'm so jealous of you!! My hair gets oily soo fast I have to wash it every day but it's so annoying

@damngina6596

2 жыл бұрын

@@youngroyalsismylife1074 I can't imagine with my long hair having to wash everyday, but I understand because my little sister has to wash her hair everyday sometimes every other day. I got lucky though because my hair has never gotten real oily quick.

@nicolerenee7025

2 жыл бұрын

What an inspiration! I wash about every 5 to 7 days now. I’m at home a lot, so I should try this. :-)

@damngina6596

2 жыл бұрын

@@nicolerenee7025 yes ma'am lol the pink oil lotion, you don't need much but it looks your hair from being dried out and it actually has alot of good vitamins in it for your hair. African Americans are really the ones it's originally made for and they had it in prison because they don't have products for them to keep there hair conditioned like they need. So that's how I started using it and I was amazed by the time I came home how long and healthy and strong my hair was. Definitely give it a try. I would suggest though if your face breaks out easy to maybe wear a bonnet when you sleep so the pink oil lotion dosnt transfer to your pillow and then to your face.

@luannjarvis2703

2 жыл бұрын

What pink oil are you talking about and where can you get it ??

I was raised to wash and bathe everyday. I never knew how bad that was for my hair and skin. I went 3 years washing my hair once a month and it completely changed the health of my hair. My hair never gets oily and I never brush it.

@Ilivedbih

6 ай бұрын

But your scalp/hair should get oily... That's a normal healthy thing. That's why black ladies put oils in their hair. Oils are important 😭

@maynot

6 ай бұрын

@@K_anita.if it gets oily every wash anyway, you should let it lie for a couple days without washing it and see if it looks better with time. Use dry shampoo sometimes instead of wetting it every day. It'll make your hair look full and fresh without conditioning or blowdrying. Though I actually use powders and hair clays instead of dry shampoo, which would leave white stuff in my scalp. Texturizing powder will feel the same on your hair as spray shampoo but leaves no cakey gunk on your head that I can tell. Also make sure that you give your hair some protein every now and again, such as putting coconut oil on your head right before shampooing. Restrict conditioning to only the ends and not the scalp. I switched to spray conditioner when I started using the blowdryer more, I spray a bit on when I get out of the shower and comb it, and it changed the game. If you have frizzy hair, try putting a gel on your wet conditioned hair with a wide tooth comb and gently dabbing your locks dry with a cotton t-shirt or microfiber towel. After drying, put your head upside down and run your hands through the gel cast to get your hair looking normal. Using a protein mask weekly is good for most hair types, you can make them from household ingredients or buy a hair pack anywhere. After using a mask and shampooing, give your hair an apple cider vinegar rinse. Make sure it's diluted with water. In general, using yogurt on your scalp does wonders for just about every issue. It leaves the scalp feeling really clean and good.

@BloodWired

6 ай бұрын

Sometimes people have a naturally oily scalp. I went no-poo for 3 months, “cleaning” my hair without any soaps. I followed a friends routine, who had success with it. My hair never balanced and was very tacky feeling.

@Joyride37

6 ай бұрын

@@maynotquestion, in your last paragraph, how does using a conditioner factor in to that? After the ACV rinse? Or do you not do it at all

@maynot

6 ай бұрын

@@Joyride37 I personally don't use a conditioner when I use a mask and acv because my hair is extremely weak and fine, despite being wavy/curly, and the mask/acv conditions it for me. If you have brittle/dry/thick hair, which you usually need to condition very much to tame, it's fine to condition it after the acv rinse.

Oh my goodness! Finally someone who acknowledges that she hasn't set foot in a hair salon in over 10 years!! It must be around 20 years since I stopped going to hair salons to trim my hair because the same thing happened to me! I had my hair cut in unwanted ways and/or shorter than I asked for, especially knowing its tendency to grow frizzier and more difficult to manage the shorter it is (but then I guess it was in the hairdresser's interest to do that so I'd come back... which didn't happen actually). I used to trust my mum to trim my hair but she's getting old and has sight issues and I haven't actually trimmed my hair in probably over 2 years. I only use natural products on in (henna, coconut oil, essential oils mixed with henna or oil and natural shampoos) and let my hair dry on its own. It's obviously not as long as yours (I wish ... ) but I find my hair healthier now that I am in my forties than it was in my twenties. I wear it loose most of the time and happy with the way it looks even though I suppose many a hairdresser would want to bob it out so it looks more fashionable and neat in their eyes :))

@joannmclean6406

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your beautiful hair advice Cocottee 2518!!!

@ShaYa21

Жыл бұрын

@@joannmclean6406 sure ! Glad you find it useful 🙂

@LaSorciereFeuillue

Жыл бұрын

Cocotte, look around and you might 'manifest' a long haired hairdresser.... they will get it.

@ShaYa21

Жыл бұрын

@@LaSorciereFeuillue not looking anymore, now I know how to deal with my hair but thanks for the suggestion ❤️

@VirgoMagna

Жыл бұрын

I am like you Cocotte2518. I only trusted my mother and my husband to trim my hair but neither have been able to help for a while because of health or travel issues (she lives in a different country). So I have not had a trim for about 4 years now and it's fine with me. As for salons, I have not been in one since 2005 and that was an exceptional visit because on that occasion I wanted my hair dyed back to my natural colour and cut short. I normally wear my hair very long (currently hip length) and I've had a very bad experience with professional hairdressers too. First the hairdresser forced me to have my hair washed even though I had told him I had washed my hair immediately before coming to the salon with the shampoo and conditioner I trust. He said he had to wash my hair because it was the procedure, they don't do a trim without a wash. Then he was drying my hair on hot setting and I asked him to use the cold setting. He refused. He litterally said "I am not standing here all day drying your hair." And then I was charged something in excess of 40 pounds for all that humiliation, a big sum for a student in early 2000s.

For once, I'm happy KZread recommended me a video. I'm a sick girl (fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue, etc) and I wash my hair every month or 5 weeks, because I'm getting worse of my illnesses. But I was feeling dirty and embarrassed (ridiculous because I don't go out the house), until your video. THANK YOU!!! It feels great to know I'm not the only one doing it. I even noticed my hair is barely oily on my scalp now. And I use coconut oil on half of my hair. It's shinny and healthy. Hugs from a Spaniard living in USA.

@ANPC-pi9vu

3 жыл бұрын

I have fibromyalgia amongst other things, too. I take epsom salt soaks sometimes for ghe muscle pain, and i use liquid African Black Soap that is made out of oils and shae butter in the bath so as to not dry out my troublesome skin and thick hair. It helps me so far.

@TracyD2

3 жыл бұрын

@@ANPC-pi9vu I love salt baths. I feel so much better when I do. I never try African black soap. I read a lot about it but never tried. I know some people use it in their hair. It seams harsh to me but I don’t know.

@firegodessreiko

3 жыл бұрын

Fibro here also. I often push my showers out for as long as I can.... usually for when I have to go out amongst the general public. OTHERWISE! I need that energy for other, more important things~

@ModernNaturally

3 жыл бұрын

Ye. I have also knee length long hair. And i have increased it soo fast with remedies. You can watch my channel.

@jackie9068

3 жыл бұрын

Exercise more it helps with my fibomyalgia God luck. I know the pain

Homegirl the African American community fully supports you. It’s not gross or wrong to wash once a month. ❤️👌🏽

@skylarbix7912

3 жыл бұрын

@@missanne2908 Oh,I always heard that it's because of the oils we put in our hair!

@Rebel_Vamp1r3

3 жыл бұрын

@@missanne2908 that's a myth.

@missanne2908

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rebel_Vamp1r3 I only have that as a school nurse from decades ago. If you know of cases of head lice in African Americans then that goes that theory.

@Jelly-hq7ug

3 жыл бұрын

@@missanne2908 my mom said it's because of our kinks.. makes it harder for the lice to adhere too🤷🏿‍♀️

@therealkenj98

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jelly-hq7ug your mom is correct, it’s the coils, not dryness. It’s easier for locs to travel up and down a straight line than coils.

a little tip: it is best to apply the oil to damp hair to get the maximum effect. Oils lock in moisture in the hair (also good for naturally curly hair, which is prone to dryness). E.g.: if you have very dry hair like me, then there is no moisture to lock in (without moisturizing the hair beforehand). Additional: my ends die and break from buns. I can recommend braids (braid onlx when your hair is dry)

@i.336

4 ай бұрын

I accidentally did after the last wash and ended up with hair that was wet for 3 days! I hated it! Never again......

So I just want to say that I’m a 63 year old woman with dark hair to her lower back. I’m so jealous of your gray! I wanted to be gray since I was six and I have only just recently started graying. For some people it’s a beautiful thing. I love yours.

My mother’s hair started graying late twenties, but my dad’s hair has stayed dark forever, so I’m waiting to see which genes I get 😅

@jazjrl

3 жыл бұрын

I like to imagine that you will look like cruella de vil eventually 😁

@gracehaven5459

2 жыл бұрын

Same for me only with death 😅😅😅 no one in my mom's family lives past their early 70s but everyone in my Dad's family live to be at least 90, so it'll be a coin flip haha!

@korettopun1203

2 жыл бұрын

Same haha, my dad still hasn’t got grey hair and he’s 60

@partysparkelz

2 жыл бұрын

I really hope my hair turns white so i can dye it pink without bleach 😳

@animeaunty

2 жыл бұрын

@@partysparkelz I feel u. I have always had boring light brown thin fine hair. I get huge water blisters on my scalp if I color it & the slightest styling breaks it. I was so worried my gray would be the same dull dusty color as my dad's but it's coming n like bright shiny Christmas tinsel! I'm so impatient for the rest to go gray so I can finally have a pretty bright hair color! 😆😁

Im an 70 yr , OLD white woman. I was raised washing my hair each Saturday. Since it's gray now it gets frizzy when I wash it. ( It's always been thick) and it's almost to my waist, so i also use oils. I wash it as needed, 2 to 3 weeks or so. I can tell when it's ready. I really enjoyed this video.

@INSANEGAMER05

3 жыл бұрын

How did you remove those oil's from hair?

@xmasyesreally

3 жыл бұрын

@@INSANEGAMER05 The absorb into the hair, you don't remove them.

@spacebar9733

3 жыл бұрын

@@INSANEGAMER05 watch the video

@lilyflower5576

3 жыл бұрын

I wash my hair every Saturday too 😱😱😱

@anyascelticcreations

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Maybe that's my cure for my frizzy hair! Mine is gray now, too. Though it frizzed when I was younger, too, because it's curly. I think it would frizz less if I washed it less often, though. How do you avoid it smelling? That's the main reason why it ever use shampoo at all.

Thank you for adding genetics to the outcome. I know my moms side and dads are thin haired, BUT i think modern routine and diets adds to the thinning and can be countered and remedied, within reason. I look forward to trying it out. I also always found it intriguing to look at photos from 1950"s and prior and the young ladies all had enormous luxurious thick hair without exception. That has dwindled steadily through the decades...very telling!!!

Holy cow! How did I never think of getting OUT of the shower before giving my hair a final cold wash? That tip alone is worth a subscribe! 😂

I began to have grey hair when I was a teenager. Around me everyone is dyeing it, so you never see people with grey hair unless they're really old. So since I chose not to dye it I sometimes feel really alone. It's good to come here and see people who embrace their natural color.

@Wika-jt1rg

3 жыл бұрын

I also have white hair since I was a kid, just one random stripe in the middle of my head. People sometimes notice it and are suprised haha It's just our type of beauty I guess :)

@Grace-nr2uz

3 жыл бұрын

Grey hair is pretty

@matildas3177

3 жыл бұрын

Same, my hair began graying when I was 16. It's pretty slow going, but I'm kinda looking forward to the day when my silver stripe have grown to encompass all my hair.

@blueneptunian

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wika-jt1rg wow thats so cool!

@manichairdo772

3 жыл бұрын

I am 70. Fully grey to white by 55. Was stunned to learn young women were paying a lot to dye their hair the same colour as mine. I felt so trendy. 😂

So, in the black hair community this first day process is called the Pre Poo process. You apply a good amount of oil (olive oil is a fav) cover with a plastic cap and wash as normal the following day. I actually discovered the 1 month wash option a year back by accident, due to Covid lol. My hair went from mid back to waist length...In Haiti, our people have been using castor oil for hair and other use for centuries. We actually have our native grown Haitian castor oil that also works for joint and various other pain as a topical application. Cold water rinse is a good habit. It locks the cuticles leaving the awesome conditioner to do its job. This accounts for your awesome silver shine. So the key of less manipulative practices overall and oil use works for ALL types of hair.

@bhadgyaledds3333

2 жыл бұрын

Whattt I am going to start pre pooing right now

@as-h989

2 жыл бұрын

yes!

@akhoneybee9076

2 жыл бұрын

I’m a curly/wavy and am learning all kinds of new things about actually taking care of my hair and that shit’s springier than I ever thought it was! I’ve abused the crap out of my hair for so long. It’s taking time to recover but finding it’s pattern finally. Washing too often, beating it up with a brush dry and wet, shredding it out by the handful while detangling. I only ever used castor oil on my dry scalp every once in awhile, but thanks to your advice, I’m going to start “pre-poo’ing” and using the castor oil all over the night before I wash! Thank you! ❤️🙌

@alys4570

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve been able to get my hair wash routine to once every ten days. I have keratosis and my scalp needs washing more than the average person. After 10 days the itching is out of control . My mom used to bathe me as a child twice a day! (Not good). I slowly worked my way up to 10 days. I also found out I was deficient in iron, vit B’s and vit. D. When I started supplementing I noticed my hair grew faster. I have used castor oil packs for uterine pain but I’ll be using it before shampooing also. Thanks for the tip! Oh and vitamin D comes in oil capsules. I break them open and add it too my face and body lotion. I noticed a huge difference in the length of my eyelashes and fullness of my eyebrows.

@blessed9491

2 жыл бұрын

Same with Indians 😀always have to apply oil bfr washing hair the next day.....great if u can massage it for 5 -10mins in gentle circular movements

FINALLY someone I can relate to on youtube! My hair is past my hips and I also don't wash it very often, wear it up and don't care about hairdressers or split ends. This was such a nice video! Thank you, I learned a lot of nice tips to try out to improve my haircare routine! :)

@LuzMaria95

Жыл бұрын

My hair gets greasy really fast and I don’t like that. Other than washing hair is there any way to help that?

@kittybeck151

10 ай бұрын

My hairdresser told me there are no "split ends" - those are new hairs growing in & don't cut them!

I'm trying to grow my hair out and you've given me the encouragement to learn how to braid my hair. I've been keeping it up to protect it, but usually in buns. (My hair is down to the small of my back, but it's not been this long since I was a little kid, nor as healthy)

I am deeply convinced air quality and smog has a lot to do with hair greasiness. I notice in the winter, when there's more smog in my industrial town, my hair gets greasy really fast. So, by living in the countryside, there's much more clean air and thus hair doesn't get as greasy.

@rickshaw1971

3 жыл бұрын

And water quality. Ours is really hard and alkaline and caused horror build-up whatever else I used. Have to use a citric acid rinse to get it out, and the main reason I only wash my hair about every two weeks is to not expose it to more hard water minerals than necessary.

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Good point! Dust and particles will, of course, settle on your hair. I found that wearing it in an up and with a shaft to cover it will help 😉 That's why I always wear kerchiefs around the farm when I have to do some messy job 🌿

@RamonaQ

3 жыл бұрын

This is a gross comparison, but I think you are right. I cooked hamburgers indoors, on the stove, and the amount of grease that got EVERYWHERE - I don't mean spatters, I mean on the walls, and even inside the microwave door above the stovetop - I am freaking out about it. It's weird how actual grease - and so much of it - can get in the AIR.

@wolveshowling26

3 жыл бұрын

The dry air from heaters probably also speeds up the process of more grease production on the scalp? At least that's my experience with the winter times!

@KatjeKat86

3 жыл бұрын

That's interesting my hair's always worse in the summer but is unlikely we live in the same place. Also living in the country doesn't protect you against smog, because where I used to live would get smog from the city and it was miles and miles away. Were talking like 500 miles away there was a big city and it produced smog that would settle over the countryside I lived in.

I'm Indian, so I swear by all these methods. I just love my hair!! Castor oil Hallelujah!

@Anonymousgod369

3 жыл бұрын

Hey I m also Indian ❤️

@muskansawa2802

3 жыл бұрын

U really wash ur hair once a month?

@voyance4elle

3 жыл бұрын

In elementary school my best friend was from India and she had amazing, long, strong, thick, beautiful black hair 🙏🏼 and once in a while it was really shiny from oils ☺️

@LDuke-pc7kq

3 жыл бұрын

It's also good for fine lines around eyes , use regular eye cream then put castor oil over it over night

@btsarmyforever3816

3 жыл бұрын

Same here! Indian! I wash my hair once in 4 days and I swear by coconut oil and hibiscus oil! Knee length hair hehe ^^

Your sense of humor is amazing. I did not think I could sit through this 29-minute hair care video until you started talking. I think I will incorporate some of your tips into my haircare routine.

@GypsyFeet

Жыл бұрын

Reading this just now aware I watched her for 29 min too 😂 she is wonderful

These tips were super helpful! My hair is very short and I’m in the beginning of the grow out journey! I can’t wait to see where I’m at in a few years 💖💖💖

I get all of the same unsolicited advice. I haven't cut my hair for 25 years. Every now and then, when someone asks to see my hair down, I will take it down for them. They usually immediately gasp and mention how beautiful it is. Then they tell me that theirs would never grow so long and beautiful. The third thing they say is, "you should cut it!" It makes no sense at all! My husband & I both love my hair long. The onlooker obviously loves it long. Then, they tell me to cut it so it can look as ordinarily boring as theirs does. Smh.

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yes. Can relate! 🙌🏻

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

I also just checked out your channel! ❤️What awesome niche content! ✨🙌🏻🎀

@BridalSewing

3 жыл бұрын

@@PrettyShepherd thank you! I love your channel. We could to come up with some type of comedy collab. Maybe we accidentally switch bodies one day and I try farming and you try wedding gown sewing. Lol!!

@cvideo2847

3 жыл бұрын

My mom and I went to the salon together the last time I visited, and she spent my appointment trying to convince the stylist to cut my pelvis-length hair. As if having long hair was an accident and not something I've spent years trying to achieve.

@kristenswanepoel1449

3 жыл бұрын

They ask you to cut it because they're jealous when they ask you to cut it grow your hair even longer

Honestly you washing your hair once a month isn’t even strange. People with coils and curls will also wash it maybe once or twice a month and maybe co wash and condition. Main thing is moisture so it’s understandable that hair as long as yours doesn’t need to be washed often.

@lornam3637

3 жыл бұрын

So true. I only wash my hair with water. The last time I used soap or shampoo was over a year ago. I keep my hair clean by brushing and warm water every three or four days

@Tregnier52

3 жыл бұрын

There’s many similarities your wash day has with mine. I have 3b-4a curly hair and I always deep condition each time I wash. It’s all about moisture.

@katherinemorelle7115

3 жыл бұрын

The great thing about curly hair is that I can go a month without washing it, and it will never look greasy (except for right after an oil treatment). I tend to wash mine once a fortnight, to once every three weeks. I’d prefer once a fortnight, but I’m disabled, so sometimes it’s actually four or five weeks, because the thought of the pain and effort means that it’s easier to just wash my body and leave my hair for some other time. It’s been almost four weeks since I last washed it, it’s currently up in a bun, and it looks perfectly presentable. And to keep it smelling nice, I use a little nice smelling oil on the ends at least once a week, or I spritz perfume in the air and let it settle on my hair. I think the lack of natural oils is why my hair never gets to smelling bad. Whereas my daughter has a very oily scalp, and her hair starts to smell after two days.

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Very good point! The fact that my hair is actually wavy (curly when short) probably weighs a lot in this equation as well. It only looks straight now because of the length/weight 🌿

@MissCaraMint

3 жыл бұрын

The thickness does make a difference too. Because my hair is very fine I had to watch it often, even when it was long.

Thanks for talking about traction alopecia (balding from stress on the hair). As a hairdresser, I used to see it all the time. This was a really interesting and fun video.

@kabxksb

4 ай бұрын

Is there a way to solve it or at least minimise it? My hairline at my temples is receeding from ponytail stress for as long as I can remember, Ive always had long hair and could never braid, but ponytails were necessary for sports, swimming and keeping hair back when cooking, eating, sleeping etc. Its so bad...

Due to work rules, I cut my hair short from my early twenties until COVID hit... now it's back to my teens and early twenties length. Just beyond my shoulders. And these tips are gold. Thank you so much!

my family is disgusted that i don't wash my hair often, except my hair is so much more healthy than theirs when i don't. it's clean and all that happens when i wash it is it gets frizzy and hard to control

@nana.whatscooking7783

3 жыл бұрын

Yah yeah girl same here and it looks dirty . It takes at least one to two weeks for the hair to calm down after a wash. ✌️😊👍

@yhas.5916

3 жыл бұрын

Lol it's the opposite for me, I wash my hair everytime I took a shower and my family making fun of me about how dry my hair is. I don't think not washing hair often is gross I just feel incomplete showering without washing my hair but I'm trying to change that habit haha

@dkr7517

3 жыл бұрын

Same here with the frizzy and hard to control

@spacebar9733

3 жыл бұрын

hey have you tried using cold water instead of hot for when you do wash? that often helps with my frizz, and obviously a slip conditioner. Just an idea, understandable if you've already tried it.

@bellajaid

3 жыл бұрын

I made to mistake of telling a coworker I wash my hair once every two weeks. They reported me to my supervisor and I got written up for hygiene. I had been working there for two years without a complaint and nobody noticed. My hair was clean.

surprised you dont get the ubiquitous "you should donate your hair" said with disdain like i did something wrong by having long hair lol. Im like.. why dont you grow yours and donate IT?

@AgnesN

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately usually donation doesn't work with grey hair :( But yeah, everybody should decide what they do with their own hair.

@PeachyYummy24

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah why do people do this? 😂 I've not necessarily had any comments said with distain but people do like to ask if I am going to/would donate my hair. I mean... Yeah if I decided to cut all of my hair off I'd donate it, but my hair is important to me and I think I have a right to keep it haha

@abigail5484

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeachyYummy24 people at my high school would get annoyed with me in a way and ALWAYS ask

@mrs.w5539

2 жыл бұрын

I may be mistaken but I dont think they accept human hair donations anymore. They can make wings with synthetic hair that mimics human hair.

@AgnesN

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.w5539 They do accept, it's much better than synthetic hair.

I've been going at least a month between washings for years and my hair has been sooooo much happier.

The most honest hair care video! Thanks for this

Apparently, I've accidentally given myself hair loss by not styling my hair differently every so often. Thanks for the tip!

@mada5326

3 жыл бұрын

If it’s not tight is perfectly fine to use the same hairstyle often but yeah changing a little bit is good as she said

@loopyafterdark

3 жыл бұрын

traction alopecia

@lisastewart8566

3 жыл бұрын

V

@lisastewart8566

3 жыл бұрын

Vv

@chuul1417

3 жыл бұрын

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My asian mom always told me to wash my hair little as possible and use fermented rice water to protect them

@trishazeigler92

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting. I use viori shampoo and conditioner and it uses traditional Chinese recipes with rice water.

@spacecase4984

3 жыл бұрын

I’m surprised to hear that rice water was recommended since it seems to be a trend nowadays.

@nenabunena

3 жыл бұрын

When you say asian, do you mean south asian?

You look like an absolute queen!! Gourgeous and gracious and elegant!!! I cant

I'm always so happy when I see captions on a video, helps my ADHD :) Your hair is stunning. Mine is about to the band of my bra and I want to keep growing it, I cut it short in 2020. I wish I had less little flyaways that stick up too.

In my experience, how often you change/clean your pillowcases will also have a big impact on how greasy/dirty your hair gets. After all, your head is laying on it for 8-10 hrs every night. And yes, I don't clean/change my pillow cases or my bedsheets as often as I should. I'm a lazy lazy person that needs to clean way more often than I actually do. And it's not like I don't have time - I'm home 24/7 these days with no commitments or job or anything. Sigh.

@theredlioness2502

3 жыл бұрын

Damn, I never thought of that. How often would you advise changing your pillowcases?

@SadisticSenpai61

3 жыл бұрын

@@theredlioness2502 probably depends on how quickly your hair gets greasy or whatever. Probably every couple days? If you work in fast food? As often as you need to wash your hair - cuz it's gonna be more often than it is for ppl that don't work in fast food.

@theredlioness2502

3 жыл бұрын

@@SadisticSenpai61 Thanks for the reply, wasn't really expecting one, let alone so quickly. And yeah... I work in a rather dirty retail store so I guess it's going to have to be pretty often. Guess I'm buying more pillowcases!

@SteakCutFries

3 жыл бұрын

@@theredlioness2502 you should wash your pillowcases and sheets once a week and in warm/hot water, if you can get in a routine it's not hard. Like every Sunday at lunch time (cuz typically you're probably not in your bed again) and then they can be washed and dried before dinner.

@PinkWytchBytch

2 жыл бұрын

I honestly never considered this and I’m going to go start a load of laundry right now after hearing that. When you point it out so bluntly it seems ridiculous that I didn’t already think of this! Thank youuuuuuuuu

As a black girl, I wash my hair every 1-2 months and thats because I keep it styled. If I don't style it, I'll get A LOT of hair loss, which i don't want. If I wash it too often, my hair will get super dry, and might fall out. All in all, washing your hair once a month, is still healthy. YOUR HAIR WONT STINK!

@jamaicatoicyy5177

3 жыл бұрын

But what if your hair swet

@jamaicatoicyy5177

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't gonna stink

@Sentariana

3 жыл бұрын

I have seen in other comments that natural textured hair is very different from straight hair. Natural textured hair is drier and in need of oils. Whereas straight allows the oils to travel the strands more easily so needs to be washed more often!

@Haylla2008

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sentariana That's true but daily washing is overkill for most straight hair, too.

@ah5721

2 жыл бұрын

I have medium thick 2b-c hair. If I don't wash my hair 2 x a week my scalp stinks and my hair is greasy and gross. I'm trying to reduce to once a week but it depends on the products I use. One haircare routine won't work for everyone

If someone is concerned with reducing frizz I can suggest switching towels for a cotton T-shirt, I have frizz prone, wavy, thick hair and I've seen it really make a difference. It soaks up even more water than terry cloth. I also avoid rubbing my hair.

I am so happy I found you! You bring so much light

I am a grease headed italian girl but over the years I'm to the point where I wash every 2 weeks and by wash day my hair is barely greasy. I have 💫depression💫 to thank for that.

@lmooya1

2 жыл бұрын

I have the same hair type how you can keep it clean for i whole 2 weeks ❕

@andreadalvarez6145

2 жыл бұрын

@@lmooya1 from what I learn, I train my hair from not washing my hair for 3 days, wash. 5 days, wash. 8 days and eventually it’ll get use to your schedule:)

@autumn7809

2 жыл бұрын

Now this is relatable

@susanlois6194

2 жыл бұрын

See I'm the opposite. I get depressed, I take long, hot showers. So I'm a greasy child now

I love how she periodically looks at the door when she emphasizes something important.

@oliviaknight1123

3 жыл бұрын

I know!! Why? I'm not sure I understand why?? She's pretty cool though!❤

@illuminate2140

3 жыл бұрын

@@oliviaknight1123 I figured out it’s supposed to be her other persona standing there. I was so confused at first thinking a real person was interrupting her vlog

@oliviaknight1123

3 жыл бұрын

@@illuminate2140 yes, I think you're right! This was one of the first videos I watched, having seen more now, I'm convinced you're spot on. She's fabulous isn't she?!❤❤ thank you for replying, have a great week lovely 🥰

@alexgomez002

3 жыл бұрын

@@oliviaknight1123 hey, i'm new to this channel. In which video does she talk about her other persona ? Have a nice day :)

@oliviaknight1123

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexgomez002 hi Annabelle, I'm not sure I've seen one exactly where she talks about her, but you see her as her other "character" in the flowery braids hairstyle demo video. I'll try to find it, she's epic!!🥰🌺💐🧚‍♀️❤

Your hair is so pretty. I love your natural hair color, I hadn't heard of anyone going grey so young.

This was extremely helpful! I feel enthusiastic about taking care of my entire body and fixing my hair situation

I just love your world of unconventional beauty. I feel that since 2020 many of us are doing our own thing, going back to basics and finding what works for us. These are the role models that are so needed in today's world and your unique style is appreciated. 🌺

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

What a very kind and sweet thought! 🌷

@michelemilne9612

3 жыл бұрын

@@PrettyShepherd 😊

@lisabarrero3052

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree and thank you @PrettyShepherd

@michelemilne9612

3 жыл бұрын

@@lisabarrero3052 🌺

@ModernNaturally

3 жыл бұрын

Ye. I have also knee length long hair. And i have increased it soo fast with remedies. You can watch my channel.

Ive always said the key to long hair is benign neglect lol.

@hannahherrmann4921

2 жыл бұрын

It really is lol

@voluntaryismistheanswer

2 жыл бұрын

I've always said it was chuletas 😄

@Lavlinalavender

2 жыл бұрын

That's true

@dioneam286

2 жыл бұрын

This is how I discovered the true texture of my hair after 16 years without shape: it happened when I cut it, I stopped ironing and using chemical straightening; We went on vacation to the river, and having soaked it so long (and not washing it so often) I noticed it starting to ripple from the root. In my family they have wavy or curly hair, and I am happy to finally know how to take care of mine (it is wavy and now it is also very long as ever!🌞).

@paradiseawaits821

2 жыл бұрын

My Mom did this all her life, it was a "true event" in our household when she finally decided to comb or wash it, and she always had the most beautiful, thick and long hair. She got compliments everywhere she went. Now I follow in her footsteps :-)

I can relate to so many tipps of you! I feel encouraged in washing my hair now less than once a week. Thank you! 😁

I love the hair tips at the end of the video. Your truth makes so much sense.

my mom washes her hair on average every sixish months. her hair is never greasy or smells bad, its insane. its like she just trained her hair to stay clean

@7h698

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that is really fascinating

@amyg8176

3 жыл бұрын

That’s exactly what she did lol

@WazigeLogica

3 жыл бұрын

But she rinses it with water more often I would guess? I had a friend who had the best, thick hair and he did that by never washing it with shampoo but rinsing with water only. It took him about a year to regain the natural balance of the hair keeping itself healthy. It's pretty logical really.. The body can take care of itself very well if you let it do its thing. The oils your scalp secretes are there to keep it healthy. It's because we disrupt that natural balance with shampoo and all kinds of chemicals etc that your scalp starts over producing the grease.

@chloeb9325

3 жыл бұрын

The thing is that it doesn't work for everybody. Because of Covid, I "trained" my hair and washed it every 7-10 days for A YEAR, and nothing changed! It is still greasy as hell after 3 days! I use very natural products so I have no buildups and my hair is also healthy but there's nothing to do with the grease. I'm also 25 so it's not because I'm a teenager lol! Sometimes it really is just genetics

@sarag6792

3 жыл бұрын

@@chloeb9325 I did the samw as you ans I've been practicing it for years, it got to a point where my scalp would even start bleeding! I thought I was doing something wrong since this was what everyone swore by, but actually, even though yes the natural oils are good for the hair, our bodies does accumulate a lot of bacteria and other stuff so it is not always good for the hair overtime just because it's natural lol. Not washing the hair often enough(which would be genetically dependent on how much oil one produces individually) can and will lead to dandruff, fungi growth, scalp irritation, and even hairloss because the pores gets clogged. I finally gave up training my hair and my hair has been perfecrly fine and looks way more healthy, though my scalp is way more sensitive and i have to wash my hair more often than before I started😬

That's so true; I once told an African American friend, "don't be grossed out, but I only wash my hair once a week," and she said, "oh don't worry, I only wash mine once a month." As far as hair care tips go - I recommend using a wooden or horn comb; they don't cause static, and they draw the natural oils from the scalp through the hair. I also use hair oil like the Pretty Shepherd. Thanks for the fun video!

@OddlyElly

3 жыл бұрын

😭😍 horn combs are so good

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! What a wholesome encounter! 🌿 I've heard about brushing hair with a bamboo comb from a friend - she would spend 15-30 mins every day, just combing her hair, thus removing the oil, and only having to wash it like once a month 😁 she had shoulder-length hair though 😅

@JaneDoane

3 жыл бұрын

@Mari Ali I am too and I wash my hair every 2 week, guess we're all différent 😅

@paradox3112

3 жыл бұрын

@@PrettyShepherd mn

@rosaliamiranda4808

3 жыл бұрын

Here in the DR no one washes their hair daily 😂 because everybody pays to have their hair blowdried at a salon and they go weekly

this is my most favourite video ever, i habe watched it over and over so many times brings me a lot of joy. thank you!! ♡

Yes this has been very helpful! First it encouraged me to keep trying to lengthen time between washes. I have had really greasy hair but also bad dandruff (???) for most of my life. Less washing has helped calm down my natural hair oil (took literally 6 months of trying but it worked) and the sulfur soap has drastically helped my dandruff. Thanks for the tips!

You look like a Disney princess. I love the grey hair! You are relatable to most black communities with your hair regime.

@u.a1952

3 жыл бұрын

Very relatable. I felt like taking notes 😂

@zaejohnson3414

3 жыл бұрын

Heyyyyy I remember you!! Ms. I manifested my pink jeep 😅😅😅 Heyyyy girl 🥰🥰🥰

@Pinkjeepkiki

3 жыл бұрын

@@zaejohnson3414 heyyyy 👋🏾👋🏾😂

@zaejohnson3414

3 жыл бұрын

@@Pinkjeepkiki we have to stop running into each other in the comment section 😂😅💕

@ariellebrowne

3 жыл бұрын

Lol yesss

Her: "Massage your scalp to increase the blood flow and bring nutrients" Me: Starts scratching my scalp Her: "I mean massage with your fingertips, not scratching like a rabid dog." OOPS!

@simonsilly5136

3 жыл бұрын

Same!!! ☺

@honeylove3256

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂!!!

@honeybee2356

3 жыл бұрын

😄

@ozok17

3 жыл бұрын

this is part of why i keep my fingernails cut short.

@umami6462

3 жыл бұрын

@@ozok17 to be fair your nail's length doesn't matter

Very helpful to know about oiling prior to washing. Hearing you say that washing it less often validates what I've been doing, which, when people ask how often I wash it - they'd scoff at my saying about every 2 weeks with their outbursts of how they wash theirs every day or every other day. Now when I'm asked, I just say every other day.

@Lore-kf8im

4 ай бұрын

Say the truth and too bad if they don't like it!!😅

I say this about anything regarding your beauty & health, whether it be bathing, skin care, brushing teeth, hair, nails, eating, etc. It is as they say “too much of anything can eventually be bad for you.” & I do mean ANYTHING! The biggest well kept secret is….leaving it alone, that’s right, take a break from it big or small break just do it, u won’t regret it. Following the latest beauty trends consistently will damage & throw off your ph balance. Learn deprivation in every aspect of life. At 42 years young I can confidently yet humbly say that I have the softest evenly toned skin & healthy white smile with all 32 teeth intact. I look 20 years younger because something that a wise old neighbor whom lived to be 118 but didn’t look a day over 65 left me with a gem of knowledge that stuck with me from the ripe young age of 16. Take a break from everything, fast, deprive yourself in order to preserve yourself. Has been my way of life since I started applying her wisdom at 25. Works wonders! Just forget about it, leave it be & you’ll see for yourselves how the things that society has been taught to shun+shame are the very things that will add longevity & youthfulness to your existence. Really not a big secret but is for most a big step to take when changing the mindset of the majority.

@sparksoflife101

Жыл бұрын

Skin care tips

@Lore-kf8im

4 ай бұрын

👌🏻

@blessed9491

3 ай бұрын

Rarajewel Beautiful ..taking a screen shot of your comment n saving it ❤

I'm an African American with natural hair "huge afro" I use all natural hair cream and conditioner once a month so I only wash once a month...this is very common in African American natural hair culture...even the massaging the scalp and changing hair styles.....

@kitbracadabra

3 жыл бұрын

Ik? This is so lovely to see from someone nonblack

@miarosa8579

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alex-ez4sq mine is wavy & I wash it once a week

@bucketonfoot

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alex-ez4sq please don’t wash your hair every day they clearly don’t get curly hair. It takes longer for the natural oils to coat the hair for curly hair and if you wash it every day you’d completely strip your hair of these very important oils. I don’t know your hair texture but I have pretty curly hair and I wash my hair every week and a half to 3 weeks. But if you insist on showering co wash and don’t use shampoo or use a shower cap. Hope this helps 🤍

@skylarbix7912

3 жыл бұрын

You are so right. White women treat their hair TERRIBLE though, all this bleaching- getting some extensions that are not necessary, very hard on hair! I rarely wash my hair and take the best care of scalp & ends, keep up, loosely/satin bonnet to sleep!

@skylarbix7912

3 жыл бұрын

@@Alex-ez4sq Yeah, you're not gross! Your hair doesn't want to be washed!😊

Omg her hair, makeup, clothes, house?? She's a real-life princess

I love this routine , m gunna go for it, I hate trimming my hair. Saves so much time..Thanks angel, needed this lol❤

Girllllll you’re so pretty 😍 ❤

I’m in 7th grade rn and have been growing my hair since kindergarten when it was cut to my chin. It’s at my butt and this point and my goal is to get it to my knees or farther and my best friend just keeps telling me that it’ll be ugly and too long and that I should cut it. Not her hair though.

@mari9564

3 жыл бұрын

Don't listen to your friend, she just wants your hair length🙄🤚🏾

@tamousha

3 жыл бұрын

Thats right Girl! Its YOUR hair. I went through this in school too. My friends would make stupid rhymes abt me not cutting my hair. Just jealous. Be you and keep growing those locks!

@kathryn653

3 жыл бұрын

Mine is to my knees. Don't listen to your friend.

@therevengeofthefupacabra6911

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't it funny how everyone always has an opinion about someone else's hair? I always get comments about how my "hair is too long" or "I should cut it", like it somehow affects these people how I choose to have my own hair, some people get really invested and almost try to demand me to cut it, or insult me, just because I don't want a Karen cut. It's interesting how people think it's okay to say things like that when it comes to hair, if someone was making comments like that about someone's clothes or makeup or whatever, that would be considered rude, but somehow it seems to be okay to say negative things about just hair, and I'm tired of hearing about it so I hide my hair now just to stop people from commenting on it, even strangers have come up to me with their annoying comments.

@brightart4628

3 жыл бұрын

Looks not very friendly to me. You know, like she has kind of envy you

my friends are usually so shocked when i tell them i wash them only once a week! i have wavy chest length hair and ive been going grey since i was 12 so i felt so happy when i saw you are naturally grey!

@victoriarotter

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. Once a week. Yay for us! 😻💜🤩

Thank you for sharing your process, reasons for having it long and your humor. What I enjoyed and found most helpful about it is that you are following and honoring what feels authentically joyful FOR YOU. I also was this in your other video on why you cover your hair. I used to have VERY long hair (fr 19 -26 yrs old) until around early 2000"s. I had bad memories re hair salons fr childhood bec hair cutting was the way I would be punished/disciplined growing up (instead of being grounded or losing TV watching privileges) so of course, I HAD to grow my hair. My hair grows VERY fast and is pretty thick. I used to wash it every time I showered bec it is what I knew. Fast forward in time, I lost my fear and distrust of hair salons. I began having different hair cuts, shorter and shorter, bleached, colored, highlighted, etc.....then, around 15 yrs ago, I had a VERY strong desire to shave my head. It would have me free of seeing long hair all over, less time for caring, less products, less thinking about it, etc. So, in autumn of 2017, I finally shaved my head and I LOVED, LOVED it. It felt so authentically me, exhilirating and got a ton of compliments on how it looked on me. I started growing it again around 2019 and for about a year it grew pretty fast. I thought I was going to back to having long hair BUT the more it got longer the more it felt completely OFF for me -- everytime I looked in the mirror it felt all kinds of wrong! So I shaved it and felt a TREMENDOUS sense of relief. I am grateful for you video bec I am now keeping my hair in grown out buzzed cut of 3 wks hair growth (I like it lot FOR ME) and I will keep the same kind of simple care and upkeep as you do with your long, beautiful hair. The sulphur soap is FANTASTIC news. I never heard that before. I have watched a woman who is a L'Ange hair ambassador who has hair as long as yours (she's a natural blonde) and she also only washes once a month. Her hair is phenomanally gorgeous and she has hair tutorials on how she maintains it. Of course, she uses a lot of the products fr the company bec it has and continues to work for her. Bottomline, being that hair is VERY, VERY short, if I have to go out where it might get dirty, I will begin the practice of covering it. I will wash only once a month too and will do the scalp massage and brushing. I will also begin using sulphur soap for my scalp. Again, thank you. Your channel is a beautiful expression of your authentic self and it allows the rest of us to be inspired honor that in ourselves as well.

Oh. So I thought I just had horrible hair habits, but I’ve actually been unintentionally loosely following your haircare routine! 😂 And I’ve always been told that my hair grows insanely fast. It’s also incredibly thick and I can count on one hand the amount of split ends I have ever found. So I suppose these tips do actually work lol. And yes, genetics are huge. My mom was very particular about her nutrition when she was pregnant with me, and I know that has a lot to do with it.

I'm sixty-seven with hair down to my butt. I wash it no more than every three or four weeks and keep a side braid, switching the side each time. Thank you for the tips 😊. I will try the oil one right away. Even at my age I love wearing long hair and my husband likes it and wants me to keep it that way.

@katedavy6272

2 жыл бұрын

Me, too!

@brokenbutterfly3178

Жыл бұрын

@@katedavy6272 funny how you too have the same name.

@Lyn4817

Жыл бұрын

You make me feel a lot better. I am 69 with the same length hair and yes, I go three weeks before washing. When unwell I have actually gone six weeks with no issues. Considering when young, I washed it every day and it was really short.

@kathleenc8810

Жыл бұрын

Funny, my friend who recently died was Lynn R.

@kathleenc8810

Жыл бұрын

@@Lyn4817 me too!

"The only 2 people I let near my hair are me and my mom." Same! I had hair to my knees, then I cut off 18 inches to donate it. I am growing it back out again, and I enjoyed your assumptions at the end immensely.

@monika-1315

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you! I have donated my hair twice, and in some longer time I would do it third one as well😊

I’m 31 and just a couple of days ago noticed my first gray hair. I was sad for a bit mainly because I spent so long dyeing my hair and just recently decided to embrace my natural color and now it may be too late. 😢 but seeing how beautiful you are with your gray hair cheers me up a lot, thank you ❤

@eithnemelee2997

9 ай бұрын

Hey, grey hair is a huge fashion trend right now! It’s very edgy and young stylistically. It’ll also mean that you might not have to bleach your hair lighter if you want to dye it another colour. I say you’re lucky!

I recently cut 40 centimeters from my hair (and now I’m here, trying to grow it back, lol). Shorter hair is MUCH harder to care for as far as styling. I would love to get to the point where I could was just once a week. I’m trying to ‘train’ my hair. Thanks for the tips!

Sleep in a satin bonnet. This helps prevent hair breakage and fly away/frizz in between washes

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Great tip! Thanks for sharing! 🌿

@Darima2

3 жыл бұрын

Can you recommend a good brand that's good quality? I was looking for some on Amazon but I have a feeling they'll be bad quality

@Bb-wv1gm

3 жыл бұрын

@@Darima2 do not purchase on Amazon they are awful quality, purchase on Etsy. People make amazing quality bonnets from all over the world.

@chi20_

3 жыл бұрын

@@Darima2 I just recently bought a bonnet on Etsy and it has a very good quality .It is called Jumeaux handmade bonnets and sold on Etsy website .They have adjustable bonnets and you can customize it to your head size 😊😊

@wolfgangproductions7402

2 жыл бұрын

@@Darima2 get a slip pillowcase it’s real silk and wrap your hair every night

My family is genetically disposed to short hair and my Mum always subscribed to the 'cutting your hair makes it longer' thing 😬. Finally have hair past my shoulders after 7 years of growth 😅😭

@sofitocyn100

3 жыл бұрын

There's not such thing as genetically disposed to short hair. You said yourself that your mom believe in that myth

@Whatevsbabes

3 жыл бұрын

@@sofitocyn100 Yes there is. All hair has a lifecycle and a time to it. This is why all the hair on your body doesn’t continue to grow indefinitely. It stops, falls out and restarts after a few weeks/months. Head hair just has a longer cycle, but not everyone’s cycle is the same, nor is the growth rate.

@richessencetalks2186

3 жыл бұрын

One thing I found out: If a mother had a child when she has had short hair for a long time, that child will have a harder time growing longer, but it's not impossible. It's going to be like breaking a generational curse. If the same mother had another child with her hair long, that child will have an easier time growing its hair out than their sibling.

@xmasyesreally

3 жыл бұрын

@@richessencetalks2186 That's total BS. My mom had short hair and hers doesn't grow. And I went from ear length to classic in under 4 years.

@richessencetalks2186

3 жыл бұрын

@@xmasyesreally girl, ain't nobody said this was facts, this applied to my family and a few others so I thought it'll help somebody.

i love your comments about the tips you have been told. i find that people that want to cut your hair are either jealous or they want your business and to sell the length that they cut.

Your hair gorgeous: the length, colour and style are all perfect.

I started going grey at 16. I dyed my hair for years. Then in my mid 30s I chopped all the dye off. I kept it short for a while then chose to grow it out. Its between mid back and waist now and I love it . I can't wait to see how long it will grow.

@PrettyShepherd

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck with your hair journey! Sounds like to have good times ahead 😉🌿

I had a similar thing happen to my hair when I went for a "trim." I told them I was growing it out and wanted maybe an inch taken off. They responded, "Oh we'll just take the dead ends off." I walked in with waist-length hair. Walked out with shoulder-length hair. The last time I went to get my hair cut (it was already short that time so I wasn't too worried), the same thing happened to another girl with really long hair, and you could tell she wanted to cry when she left. After she was gone, the hairstylists were talking about how long hair was "gross" and "all I can think of is how long that hair has been on her head." Unsure why that's such an issue, but yeah, seems to be a pretty common salon thing.

@goodiegoodygumdrops

3 жыл бұрын

Yup! Which is exactly why I won't go to a salon ever again. I don't see why they won't do what the client wants. D: I wouldn't have paid if I were her.

@SpookiBunny

3 жыл бұрын

i try not to be judgemental of others in my life but hairstylists are just awful. idk why the fuck they are like that but through all my life, going to various different hairstylists, i've only had shitty experiences. they do whatever the fuck they want bc they think they know better. it's just disgusting behaviour.

@thechancinator9475

3 жыл бұрын

@@SpookiBunny you got that right! I'm on the opposite end, I prefer short hair, but stylists will fight and fight and *fight* me on how short I want it, how I want it to look, etc because they want me to look more feminine. Barbers are much better, in my experience, they actually listen to what you want, but idk how much it would help for long hair.

@SpookiBunny

3 жыл бұрын

@@thechancinator9475 barbers are indeed amazing. plus they won't ever give you a karen haircut, which is i've seen happen often when you ask a hairstylist for a short cut. lol

@KE-hr4sb

3 жыл бұрын

@Ana M Yes, exactly. I remember once going in with my sister, and she specifically told the stylist, "I do not want any kind of bob." Walked out with a "lob" (long bob). And it was one of those expensive personal salons too, where it's one chair, one client, one stylist. I remember thinking, "Damn, she paid *that* much and still couldn't get what she wanted?!" (They also didn't do what she wanted for her color.) I've been doing my own hair for years too, and seeing that made me not want to stop any time soon lol.

omg me too girl, me too.... i really thought i was the only one with this extreme hair ❤ its so nice to find your channel!

Thank you so much for this girl! This is wonderful content and very informative. ❤

When you cut your hair off an impulse decision and now you’re here 🧍🏽‍♀️

@shyineeblue7643

3 жыл бұрын

Feel you

@secretlyamazing

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yea I just cut my hair 3 days ago. It was below my waist. I cut it right below my chest so about five inches

@lowkeynonymous570

3 жыл бұрын

@@secretlyamazing That’s ALOT of hair 😭😭

@luciabangueses091

3 жыл бұрын

Lol yes

@selistinecanobida7694

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah.. me too hahaha.. my thick hair from waist line to neck line length.. haha

For a longtime my hair was thin, lifeless, falling out, I'd get sores on my head. I kept it in a pixie cut, because everytime I grew it to my shoulders it would just fall out and be so thin that old scars on my head shown out like flags. One day I discovered I had a wheat sensitivity, like, eating wheat literally causes my joints to lock up like cement. So I stopped eating it. Now, two years after my last cut (with one 2inch trim to cut off nasty split ends) my hair is thick(ish, as thick as my genes will allow), slightly curly, and all the way to the bottom of my ribcage. Diet is definitely the #1 thing to consider, before other factors. If I have my food even slightly contaminated by wheat, I'll get sores and a good chunk of hair will fall out. I have so many uneven baby hairs from the fluctuation in my health. I also use a chlorine filter for my shower, which works miracles. I didn't know I had naturally curly hair, until I installed the filter. And the filter prevents buildup of chemicals and minerals in my hair. I only need to wash with shampoo if I have deadskin buildup on my scalp.

@frmday1

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad you found out you had a wheat problem and removed it from your diet. My husband grew some of his hair back as well when he went gluten-free. Some of his hair loss is male pattern baldness though.

@ghostratsarah

2 жыл бұрын

@@frmday1 wheat apparently has a naturally occurring pesticide, to deter bugs from eating it. It appears that selective breeding of it has caused it to consider some of us poor humans as pests. It's not wrong, but it sucks for us. If your husband gets flack for being gluten intolerant but tests negative to celiac, it's probably that protein, called Amylase-trypsin Inhibitors.

@paradiseawaits821

2 жыл бұрын

I'm just like you. I'm glad I found out what the root of my joint pains were and bad hair. I stopped eating anything gluten and all my joint pains went away and now my hair is flourishing and I don't need a lot of hair products.

@alisoncanty1894

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story. I have sores on my scalp but I’m not sure if it’s caused by the same thing you mentioned.

@janefeely6070

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the advice on the chlorine filter we have city water 💦 awful! Blessings

I am so happy I found this video, I have used and tried so many different shampoos that are supposed to help with healthy hair. Finally decided to go a different route. I love having long hair. My hair keeps falling more and more. I want my healthy lustrous hair back. Thanks for the video. I will try these tips.

I wash my hair once a month, too; it's what my body prefers. Thank you for helping to normalize this, not at all for me but for others who may be questioning their own choices and experiencing negativity. ✌❤

I have hair down to the bottom of my butt and I mostly watched this video out of a sense of solidarity because I also wash my hair once a month, sometimes going even longer in winter,. I do a lot of the things mentioned in the video but I learned some new things to try so thanks! My hair used to be nearly knee length but I went to get a trim just before Covid was a thing and had the same experience you did of having it cut MUCH shorter than requested. Grrrrrr. When people ask me how to grow their hair long I start by telling them stop getting it trimmed the recommended every 6 - 8 weeks. Just get it trimmed to even things out as it grows when it starts to look scraggly and they nod. When I next tell them to gradually space out washing their hair until they are washing it no more than once a week and then see if they can go even longer than that they usually cringe and I can tell they are either reconsidering growing their hair out or if I'm a reliable source or not. When I get to my point 3 about nutrition they tune in again so at least they get some good out of the conversation. Next time I should point them to this video. I see in the comments people talking about being asked if they plan to donate their hair. FYI to anyone reading this, at least in the States, the most commonly known hair donation charity, Locks of Love, has been shown to be a scam. They do not make wigs, they sell the hair, and they don't give children free wigs. They will SELL them a wig at what is supposed to be a discount if the parent is willing to wade through an application process that seems to be designed to get them to give up. The best advice I've heard is to sell your hair and then donate the money to a pediatric cancer charity. Less processing costs for the charity and you will know up front if your hair is usable to make wigs with. Even Locks of Love admits that most of the submissions they get end up in the trash because the hair is not suitable for wig making for some reason even if the person who donated tried to abide by their guidelines.

@catlover1210

2 жыл бұрын

That rings the bell. That reminds me of posts and videos I had bumped into previously that we should be more conscious of those so-called "charity organizations ". The more mega international the organizations, the more crap they are. They are abusing our kindness with a lot of crappy deals to make money, in short, our kindness never exactly go to the poor and needy, or the real environmental cause, or the extinct animals. The money goes into somebody pockets and worst still, some organizations are just a camouflage to hide some real criminal activities like child trafficking or child sex. If you want to help someone, do it yourself. Pass him or her your donation directly is much more direct and meaningful.

@lisahaney9019

2 жыл бұрын

Wigs for Kids does given wigs at no charge. I met a young recipient a few years ago. I have donated to them ever since. I was so sad when I learned about lockes of love. My first donation sadly went to them.

@Rye_Toast

2 жыл бұрын

I hate when people tell me to cut off my hair and donate it, mind your own business please! On a recent zoom call with my work team we had a few minutes of chitchat and we started talking about our hair, I mentioned how mine was down to my butt now, I haven't had it cut or trimmed in over a year and it grows fast. I mentioned needing to get some cut off and IMMEDIATELY I hear yOu sHoUlD dOnAtE iT! I just said "I wasn't planning on cutting that much off....?" Like we get it people, we have long hair, do you really think we don't know about these scams?

@personmcdudeguy

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rye_Toast Ikr... besides, what is a cancer patient going to do with a 30" long wig? I think most people would want a wig that is a normal length, so the people telling us to donate actually have the length of hair wig recipients actually want. They should donate.

@ddl4374

2 жыл бұрын

So tell tell your nutrition guidance please! I'm tuned in !!!

Haha I regularily see hair product commercials that start with "YoUr hAiR iS a LivInG ThiNg.." and I'm just like NO IT IS NOT!!

@stariehearts2366

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and no. When hair is truelly dead, it loses its shine, it's health, it's ability to suck in moisture

@firegodessreiko

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, it IS....just not the part that you can see. And even if it's 'dead' there is still some degree of health that can be added or taken away from it depending on how you treat it.

@ModernNaturally

3 жыл бұрын

Ye. I have also knee length long hair. And i have increased it soo fast with remedies. You can watch my channel.

You just gained a new subscriber, I love this video you're goofy yet honest like me!!! My hair is currently just past my bum and I plan to grow it longer. It's been breaking though so I need to adjust a few things I've been doing. Thank you for the tips!!!

I love your personality so much!! And your outfits too!!

There was a beautiful girl at my high school who started going grey at 16. It was a genetic thing. Beautiful french fair skin, black, thick hair, she looked like Snow White. BTW, I love your Damascene bracelet.

@HospitalForSouls.X

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 25 and sprouting greys. My mom was grey by 35...yayyy

@winnievaughan7121

3 жыл бұрын

I started going grey at 18 lol, I’m 21 now and I’ve got a streak on the very crown of my head 🥰

@firegodessreiko

3 жыл бұрын

I knew a girl who was almost completely white before she graduated high school. It was really pretty~ But definitely a genetic trait.

@MNwabuoku

3 жыл бұрын

@@winnievaughan7121 🤗 Omigosh, that sounds soooooo cool. I hope you are rocking that streak.😎

@sigmasiren777

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds like me, but I started growing grays at 14.

I have a naturally oily scalp, and I get headaches if I don't wash my hair at least every other day, so this unfortunately will not work for me. But, I'm so glad this works for you😊

@firegodessreiko

3 жыл бұрын

I'm naturally oily as well, and the transition period is HELL, but honestly, the less you wash it, the less greasy it'll be. If you don't constantly strip it down, it won't over produce oil for you and you can go longer. That being said, mine is very short, so I definitely can't go a month, but about a week is fine for me in winter.

@verybarebones

3 жыл бұрын

I used to have oily scalp, when i stopped washing so often my scalp stopped being irritated and overproducing oil

@velvet123

3 жыл бұрын

Mine develops a lot of white stuff, to the point my hair falls a lot if I don’t wash it in by 7th day.

@nicolecampos4153

3 жыл бұрын

Same. I've been trying to wash it less cuz it makes it fall off a lot but if I dont wash it at least every 4 days it gets so oily it looks like its wet 💀

@rosieweaselby

3 жыл бұрын

@@velvet123 I was able to cut my hair washing to every 4th or 5th day, but my scalp constantly had a layer of dead skin so anytime I scratched it got under my nails, ew. Maybe my hair is too dense for this, I have a LOT of hair, so maybe the skin cells can’t shed.

Sulfur soap is new to me and I'm going to try it ASAP! I currently use and really like lye soap as my skin FINALLY doesn't feel like I need to immediately scratch it all off as soon as I get out of the shower (no matter how much lotion or oil I use). I have multiple chronic health conditions that exacerbate my dandruff, eczema, rosacea, etc., and since I become allergic to new things all the time, I try to keep items I use in rotation so that no one thing is affecting me for too long at one time. 💜 Thank you for the enlightening video and I love your hair! 💜💜💜

I’m so happy I found you. The energy in this video brought me life. ❤❤😂

I'm a historical interpreter and I always get a kick out of telling people that in the 18th century, unless for a medical reason, people never washed their hair. They look at me and go "never?" And I nod and reply "never!" They had a very meticulous hair care routine that allowed them to create those impressive hairstyles while keeping it clean in ways we've kinda forgotten.

@EXO-L45

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe because they brushed their hair often than we do? I'm curious to learn about how they took care of their hair.

@zoebaggins90

2 жыл бұрын

Well they definitely didn't have the shampoos that we do, which are harmful.

@EXO-L45

2 жыл бұрын

@@zoebaggins90 and they also wore wigs sometimes. Their hair care routine was definitely more on the natural side (no synthetic products that we currently use).

@SweetIvoryLilly

2 жыл бұрын

@Fel the Blithe that's so cool! If you don't mind could you share? What were their routines like?

@veronikasemanova1374

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe some does cleaned in rivers etc, depends on era and place, but one good way to no-wash and keeping it pretty clean was wrapping them into linen scarfs , or whatever material...it protects from outside dirt during day and Also soak in oils from scalp.You just need to change it often with clean ones

Your hair is so much like my beautiful Swedish grandma! She would brush her long silver hair in the sun every morning! I wish I could grow mine like this.

I have just discovered you! You so funny, talented, knowledgable and just brilliant. THANK YOU for sharing your light!!! 💞

Omgoodness this is my first time seeing any video of yours and I absolutely love you!!! You are such a breath of fresh air

You’re like a lovable Disney character

@kimw1520

3 жыл бұрын

We must give her a Disney name.

@BrownSugar.2

3 жыл бұрын

@@kimw1520 how about Susie or Charlie?

@ghostofthefallenvalkyrie3320

3 жыл бұрын

@@BrownSugar.2 Susie would fit her very well

I use pretty shepherds magic hair care potion it’s already past my butt! Thank you scientists who worked so hard to get me here!

@skylarbix7912

3 жыл бұрын

Oooh, that sounds good, I've never heard about it!

@aliciamora386

3 жыл бұрын

Lol did you watch the video

@mag-narwhal

2 жыл бұрын

@@aliciamora386 Did you? 19:50

@veronikaberezhnaia248

2 жыл бұрын

The best comment )) now you're ready to drink it !

@hanz090

2 жыл бұрын

Where can I buy the pretty shepherds magic hair potion? I looked online but can't find it 😢

I didn't know about sulfur soap, but my grandmother used sulfur water. I have hip length hair and this is the best, most comprehensive video on long hair care I have seen.

I've been going natural since 2006 and I only wash my hair once a month and it grew longer than it's ever been and still going strong with only a few hiccups in between.