My grandmom was from Mississippi, Yazoo, and she kept my hair the same way. She was born in 1920, so you know I got the old old school treatment. She passed in 2007. I miss her.

@mrs.mississippi5035

4 жыл бұрын

A Mazen Awww, sorry to hear of her passing. Yes, I’m familiar with Yazoo. I’m from the Delta, so I had to drive through Yazoo to get to Jackson. “Small World 🙂”.

@MoniMeka

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 I'm from the Delta also! I moved to Texas back in 2007. I'm coming for a visit in April if my God wills. Hope all is well with you and your family, sistah! 😊

@anglecke6543

3 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry for your loss

She knows her hair and her daughters’ hair so well. Very observant and consistent and diligent. I’m so here for it.

@mrs.mississippi5035

2 жыл бұрын

Awww thanks 💕

Can we give it up for this well behaved little girl? No whining, no questions, no bobble head action. Just staring at the wall for 30 minutes and letting mama do her thing. Blessings.

@NM-ou9el

4 жыл бұрын

The bobble head comment had me😂

@Michelle-pn9xt

3 жыл бұрын

bobble head action??? She is a kid! Stop focusing on stereotypes????? Most kids sit still for videos when their hair is being styled.

I'm glad you've kept your daughter's natural hair- it looks really healthy and long. She'll definitely appreciate you looking after her well when she gets older!

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Pixelles! Awwww, thanks for compliment! Yeah, I try to keep it as simple as possible too..... shampoo, oil and water! Be on the look out for my next videos that show how I'm growing my 4 y/o hair. She has a COMPLETELY different texture. Thanks for your comment.

@marilynnwarren8255

6 жыл бұрын

Good job. You are very caring and patient with your ddaughter's hair care.Your daughter is also very patient. Keep up the good work. Her hair looks great.

@matiabrown136

5 жыл бұрын

Fantasia gospel

@lorrhall2204

5 жыл бұрын

Ch G G

@ThefierceEagle7

4 жыл бұрын

Mrs. Mississippi hello miss Mississippi , I’m from London and I’ve been watched a couple is it okay for me to put the sections in in braids instead of twists?

Whatever she’s doing, it clearly works

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Tiny Reader! Thanks for your comment!

@misskay2702

6 жыл бұрын

Yes great mom....taking her time to keep her daughters hair natural and beautiful

This little girl is going to thank her mom later this is old school and now as a older woman I see why my cousins hair was always longer than mine as a kid because my Mom didn't get it

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Trey Smith! Awwww, thanks! And yes she will! :) Yes, i agree this is old school, cheap, and simple. LOL! Thanks for your comment!

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

FYI.... This is a follow-up video regarding growing my daughter's nape. Here is the link for the initial video "How To Grow A Child's Hair Long & Thick in Less Than Two Years". kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIRsqdKOmMS7pMo.html Please check out the description box for links to additional videos regarding products and my process and techniques.

@kallahari7542

6 жыл бұрын

Trey Smith: don't blame your mom, ''long'' hair isn't for everybody.

@gimonoviolet4439

6 жыл бұрын

because of make up

@makeitquickplease.3478

6 жыл бұрын

kallahari The most uneducated comment I've seen on this video.

I wish my mom could've left my hair natural but she relaxed it Now I'm bald like Tommy Pickles off of Rugrats

@SonicX6400

5 жыл бұрын

LOL!

@tnicole5583

4 жыл бұрын

Hilarious

@charlenehall9152

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 damn not Tommie pickles

@roroo

4 жыл бұрын

IM DEEAAADDDD

@santaclause373

4 жыл бұрын

It's sad that our moms fell for perms and such,,,, and I think a pressing comb is torture,,, neither one is a good thing

Loved the video!! People need to stop commenting unnecessary hate, and no y’all are not giving constructive criticism. Obviously everything she does for her child works, that’s why she has longer hair than most of y’all. The video was beautifully done and so informative! Thank you ❤️

Oh how I remember mommy doing this my hair. Our hair was never as healthy as when mom did it.. Good job.

@ninawey9318

5 жыл бұрын

The truth!

@arielise.9700

4 жыл бұрын

fr i damaged tf outta my hair

She is going to be Rapunzel! Her hair is thriving. I'm glad you spend so much time making videos and sharing the info with us. My mother did these things to my hair every 2 weeks, and not a camera was rolling. I learn from all of your videos. I'm glad you're back.

I use oil for the take down, it works! The braid comes undone with oil like it was designed to do. We must learn how to care for our glorious manes. It takes time, attention and lots of patience! Thank you for this! We do grow long, strong and healthy hair but ignorance abounds as to just how! No matter what products used the trick is to treat it like fine spun gold and to give it positive touch! 💕

Good job mom. Wish my mom had known how to take care of my natural hair when I was a kid. It was creamy crack starting at 7 years old.

@albertareid8776

6 жыл бұрын

Dr Dermix Girl the stuff we have now wasn’t available back than, different company just start making natural stuff since 2001 if I am correct

@appetite4chic878

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I def had a Just For Me relaxer at 8. A lot of moms in the 90’s were about that creamy crack, but the brand appealed to little black girls because of the colors, models and the song. I used to love to play that pink and white tape lol

@smilingface4761

5 жыл бұрын

@@albertareid8776 I wish my mom would have done better too but I had to grow up thinking my hair had to be straight because that perm mindset was passed down to her. Now I am free and loving being natural. I think my mom is going natural but she won't admit it to me. I have found drawstring afro ponytails and she has not had a perm in months. 😊

@triciamcdaniel-washington5614

5 жыл бұрын

sugar brown how is your natural hair today?

@smilingface4761

5 жыл бұрын

@@triciamcdaniel-washington5614 it has grown so much, And it is healthier. I learned that my hair loves moisture and which I use Mane Choice restorative spray and that's been a great go to. I also still use grease but I mix up extra virgin olive oil along with a few drops of vitamin E oil and Jamaican black castor oil in which I apply this grease only after I have washed my hair which is done once a week. I have enjoy being natural and have no thoughts of even thinking about another relaxer

Great job mom. FYI: hot water opens the hair cuticle, and cold water closes it.

@anna-cv1sf

6 жыл бұрын

Angelica Dasemparada hot water allows the hair to take in moisture easily

Beautiful hair. Hope she never perms and that she doesn't let other people touch her hair.

It's amazing how you've blessed us with this wonderful video. Your daughter has beautiful hair. Im sad to see in tje comments people are saying don't use rubberbands, why so much water bah bah bah. Evidently what your doing in her hair regime works. Keep up the good work. Yes to rubber bands and lots of water. You showed me rubber bands are fine if you use them and take them out correctly. Thanks for video.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello MrsNikiPoo Lampkin! Thanks for your encouraging words! I guess the negative comments come with the territory...lol And yes I agree, the rubber bands and water work for me. In regards to the excessive spraying water, the water is protecting the hair strands from the tips of the teeth in comb and the friction of my fingers, which is preventing breakage and it's FREE! I'm going to do a Q & A video for this video that will include close up demonstrations and detailed information. FYI.... This video is actually a follow-up video regarding growing my daughter's nape. Here is the link for the initial video "How To Grow A Child's Hair Long & Thick in Less Than Two Years". kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIRsqdKOmMS7pMo.html Please check out the description box for links to additional videos regarding products and my process and techniques. Thanks for your comment! I look forward to conversing with you again!

@latoyanance3815

5 жыл бұрын

The comments are crazy what's wrong with rubber bands that's all my mom used on our hair me and my 2 sisters and had long ponytails like your daughter alot of water rubber bands and vaseline pretty much that was it

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Latoya Nance! True! Thanks for your comment!

You SHOW your love by the way you take care of her hair.

took so long to moisturize, i now understand the reason i never got long hair in my childhood, patience is the key ....

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Purie Ngugi! The continuous spraying of water is to also protect the hair strand from the friction of my fingers and the comb. Thanks for your comment!

@ashleycbla

3 жыл бұрын

She may be going slower because she’s teaching us how she does it. It’s probably done a little faster and doesn’t take as long as this entire video.

A lot of good tips! For people who only want to know about the nape, start at 17:16.

@rickythebaud1175

6 жыл бұрын

Dee Thompson thanks

@michellei7951

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you ! 😂

@NuUnique

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks😊happy New YEAR

@essence1126

5 жыл бұрын

Thank U 🤗

@Prettypaws778

5 жыл бұрын

Dee omg thank you. I really don’t like videos longer than 15 min 😭😭

Moms are the best. Such dedication is priceless

This is a very good video, and your baby has beautiful hair. To all that dislike or have negative comments, just don't watch!!!!!!!

@georgiapeach310

6 жыл бұрын

Ursula ScottKerr That's exactly what I say! How is it that somebody can take their time and try to help others and it's met with criticism and rude comments?? I wish they would take that negativity to another channel!

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Ursula ScottKerr! Thanks for the compliment! And i 100% agree!!! Most of them troll from video to video, channel to channel leaving negative comments. But they will be okay....lol Thanks for your comment and support!

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello georgiapeach310! Good to hear from you! And that is soooo true! It takes a lot of time and effort to make the videos. But I will continue to make them because I know that someone will be able to benefit from them. Thanks for your comment Missy! :)

@ursulascott-kerr4639

6 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, or they have some kind of suggestions. Like if they have all these suggestions of what to do just make a video themselves and leave the video watching to those that really want to watch and learn and even like. I mean I am 56 and I learn a lot of new trends and ideas from all the videos I watch. That is just my opinion.

@georgiapeach310

6 жыл бұрын

Ursula ScottKerr same here! I'm 51 and I don't have time to find or try MOST of the stuff I see on YT. I take what I can use and leave the rest.

This is what I THOUGHT my hair was going to be like when I went natural. Turns out, I have fine hair...😧 If my hair was this thick and long, I would be actin' up.

@WestsideMagiqk

3 жыл бұрын

Check out oba yaa jones on here she has a video on here how to grow fine natural hair check it out💕

Y'all know that FEW if ANY beauticians would be this patient with hair. Another reason why it's falling out.

I am a happy new subscriber because of this video! I used your process yesterday with Miranda, our eight-year-old, and I can only describe it as a success! It was a success, because not only has she always dreaded having her hair washed and fixed, I dreaded doing it. Before using your process, she would say, "ouch!" many times as I tried to detangle her extremely thick hair. She didn't complain once as I fixed her using your process! Before, when I would be finished with her hair, she would have so much shed hair - about the size of a large tangerine! Luckily for her, she has very thick hair and the shedding wasn't noticeable. When I finished her hair yesterday using your process, her shed hair was the size of a small grape! When I showed it to her, she gave me a hug! Again, thank you for posting your videos. We are sticking with your process, because it works in SO many ways, making Miranda's wash day a pleasant experience for both of us!

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Hannah Solomon! Awwwww, I'm so happy to hear of your and Miranda experience! This is great news! Your comment is very inspirational and encouraging. Thanks for your support and keep me updated on Ms. Miranda's hair! :)

Your daughter have so much patience. Bless her. Great video this helped me a lot because I trying to grow my nape hair out too. I am going to be more gently on my hair and use warm water instead of cold. Thank you. xoxo

@missbridjety

6 жыл бұрын

Inspire Strength yes warm water and if you do use hot not hotter than you can take it on your skin. Just like skin it can break, dry out n etc. And, cold Will make it hard n brittle so nice n comfortably warm n soothing temp and care. Big teeth combs first then a combing type brush to a smoothing together hair brush always starting from the bottom very end slowly working up to the head then scalp' s roots 1, 2 or 3 ins at a time. And if a lot of hair comes out but you didnt yank sbap or pull out your hair then that is just dead hair that shed on it's own n will be replaced on it's own so it's just letting you know it's alive n actually growING! Good Luck! ...n good growing

Such a calm and patient little girl. It warms my heart to see you care for her with so much love and tenderness. I bet that is the real ingredient--- she has long locks of love ❤❤❤❤

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Star Loving! Awwww, how sweet is that! Thanks for your encouraging and positive words!

Thank you for sharing. I can see the love and how you care for your daughter's hair. Her hair is beautiful! I pray that God continues to bless you.

Your voice sounds like Nene Leakes

@willowb9882

6 жыл бұрын

Ty Simpson I was thinking the samething I knew someone else had to be thinking that lol sounds exactly like her.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

I'm starting to hear that more and more.... lol

@Mimi89_7

5 жыл бұрын

same damn voice like if Nene is doing a voice over for her lol

@abbie4123

5 жыл бұрын

Is that a good thing?

@capricornlove4816

5 жыл бұрын

" I said, what I said"

I'm soooooo glad I found your channel!! I once used Olive Oil and was criticized. I'm going back. I just did a big chop and want to grow my hair long keeping it natural. Thank you so much!!

@mrs.mississippi5035

3 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome! Thanks for your support!

Your daughter hair is healthy, strong and beautiful. Great job Mom.

When I went natural in 2015 the olive oil worked and blue magic hair conditioner/grease and just washing my hair with water only

@deannadias

5 жыл бұрын

ayored19 ALAL what’s your go to shampoo n conditioner?

@brittanyr1456

5 жыл бұрын

ayored19 ALAL how did you use them in conjunction with each other? What was your regimen? I’m looking for as simple as possible.

Just started my super simple regimen thanks to you! I’ve commented a bit over the years but I’ve noticed that sticking to the basics retains the most length and avoids the most stress lol. My hairstyle of choice is the twists shown in the video and two braided pigtails. I’m 12.5 inches in the front, 11.5 in the back and 11.5 on the sides of my hair, by years end if the Lord’s will, I hope to retain about 3-4 inches more and be around 14-15 inches, my goal is 23 inches or more. God bless you!

Her hair is absolutely beatiful!!!! You did an amazing job taking care of her hair!💝😊

I know a lot of people are saying that the rubber bands are old and out dated but hey it's still working for the little girl hair, so if it works for her then why change it? On the other hand change is always good for the better if it works.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Ahsaki Hudson! Thanks for your comment! FYI.... This video is actually a follow-up video regarding growing my daughter's nape. Here is the link for the initial video "How To Grow A Child's Hair Long & Thick in Less Than Two Years". kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIRsqdKOmMS7pMo.html Please check out the description box for links to additional videos regarding products and my process and techniques. Thanks for your comment!

@mymiracle79

6 жыл бұрын

Ahsaki Hudson I guarantee you this little girl have more growth and health every month than any of the negative commenters 🤔

@johnnaconner8735

5 жыл бұрын

I still use rubber bands LOL so because something is old that means you're supposed to stop using it you all need to make sense nowadays because you don't

I truly respect you KZreadrs!! You have quite a lot of time and patience to do all you do to your hairs! Man oh man! Respect!!

@mrs.mississippi5035

3 жыл бұрын

LOL! I appreciate that! Thanks for your support!

Thanks for sharing this video. It's very helpful for caring for my manes as well. Also, it's great to see a mother caring for her daughter's natural manes. May God continues to bless you and your daughter. Keep the videos coming. BTW, her mane is absolutely gorgeous!!!

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sandy Hagans! Awww, how sweet! Thanks for your support!

Your daughter has beautiful hair and she should never let strangers feel and touch all in her hair. Great job Mom!

@marianb2530

4 жыл бұрын

....and some people don't like wash ing their hands to begin with

Instead of using Hollywood olive oil just use EVOO( extra virgin olive oil) from grocery store? Saves u some money. Do the same thing if you use coconut oil. Any oil that can be used internally and externally I get from the grocery store not the beauty supply store.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello lionessawaking42412! The Hollywood Beauty Olive Oil is much cheaper than EVOO has a combination of other great oils. Be sure to check out the ingredients. Thanks for your comment!

@kenesa

5 жыл бұрын

Buying in bulk is definitely cheaper, bottle of evoo last longer and plus I'm a diy; make my own mix. I also like indigenous strandz regimen kzread.info/dash/bejne/X4Vs3MSFd8LAfqw.html

@nikkichristinar

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 I like to use the other oils from that same brand. Like you said that oil you used as well as most of the other oils from that brand have combination of oils in the "main" oil.

This video is giving me baby fever lol! I want another child so bad! Her hair is beautiful ❤

FYI: Water HYDRATES the hair. Oil and moisturizers moisturize it. Lol. Btw your daughter has some gorgeous hair!!

@hellow4130

6 жыл бұрын

Ishana Robinson Oils SEAL in moisture. They don’t moisturize.

@oywiththepoodlesalready1790

6 жыл бұрын

Ishana Robinson water moistures and oil seals it in

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Love the name!

@everythingandanything9316

5 жыл бұрын

I use water to moisturize my hair... And it works perfect for my hair.

@naturallymiccrnbsn2838

5 жыл бұрын

Water hydrates, cremes and butters moisturize, oils seal...although a few oils penetrate the hair shaft and can behave like a moisturizer.

Thank you thank you for showing me your product did you use on your hair to grow it I think it's lovely you have a blessed day and I will continue to watch your hair grow

I'm following a similar simple method as you do with your daughter. Shampoo bar, water, and my shea butter mix. My hair is sooooooo soft and shiny!!! I'm noticing less tangles too.

I agree with ladies! This was not only informative but also educational. Something we can all see and use for generations before and after👏. Just wish I could of known it 26yrs ago😣 my daughter's and I would of definitely been more happier not to mention more time on the weekend spent with outings not torture in chemical smells and burns🙄...so yeah thanks to you and girls for letting us pear in your mommy beauty time😀

Glad you use water to moisturize first. First time visiting your channel.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Barbara Changes! Thanks for visiting my channel!! And yes, water is key!

Thank You, very good video I did my own hair with the warm water and oil and I love it. God Bless you.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello DeeDee Honey! Thanks for the compliment! Yes, shampoo, water, and oil is all we need to grow our natural hair. All I basically have to do is spread the hair apart with my fingers when I'm re moisturizing or pre-pooing her hair. I was initially using the ORS Hair Moisturizing Hair Lotion to re-moisturize her hair, but have found that it causes her hair to curl up and cause tangles if I don't get a chance to re-moisturize her hair every 2 to 3 days. The water and oil works best regardless of how often I re-moisturize. This prevents A LOT of breakage. FYI.... This is a follow-up video regarding growing my daughter's nape. Here is the link for the initial video "How To Grow A Child's Hair Long & Thick in Less Than Two Years". kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIRsqdKOmMS7pMo.html Please check out the description box for links to additional videos regarding products and my process and techniques. Thanks for your comment!

@Chanel03_24

6 жыл бұрын

Mrs. Mississippi Have you tried the just for me, hair moisturizing lotion? It works great on me and my daughters hair. Lots of moisture!!

@magdiamin700

6 жыл бұрын

DeeDee Honeك

@marianb2530

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 Hi MM...just reviewing your videos, so are you saying that the ORS lotion is a no go?

When I first went natural in 2006 I use to do EVOO as a hot oil treatment. My hair grew to BSL when it use to stop growing just past my shoulder. I just have no patience now. 5 minutes in the video I was antsy. Great job. TFS.

Wow!! I am watching my daughter’s hair!!! Thank you for this video!!

my hair loves Olive oil 👏🏾

OMG, you just took me back....love it....

Wow, this kid has some patience; I could have never sat that long...nearly a half hour and only one small area done.

Fine job, mom! 😊

@joannmiller5745

6 жыл бұрын

Nah

@Zizzyyzz

6 жыл бұрын

joann miller 😜

@mymiracle79

6 жыл бұрын

Nah I love to see black women tending to their children 💗💗

Your daughter was like me and my sister on wash day.except our mom pressed out hair after washing and conditioning i really wished she knew and could gave taught us how to wear our natural hair would save me a whole lot of trouble today.popping the rubber band before she started pressing it was always the best part too!

Thank you so much for posting, I’m going to use these techniques to grow my hair x

@mrs.mississippi5035

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome 😊

This is a great video for taking care of kids and adults hair love it Thanks for sharing !!!

For real though my mom used to do my hair like that it was very long, it took hours for her to do my hair, the minute I got "of age", I let my brother who was in barber school do a buzz cut. I still dread combing it, I thank God for it, it never grew back with the length, now its past my shoulders but I rock wigs.

wow im amazed just water and oil this is a first ive seen no deep condition and her hair is gorgeous

Taking care of my daughter's hair naturally as well. Hope it will grow as long and healthy as your little girl's hair. Great job mom!

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Brenda! I'm sure it will! Thanks for your comment!

Thanks for sharing this video. Your daughter has a beautiful healthy head of hair. I also use Olive Oil on my hair. My hair is healthy and it grows. 💞💯

To prevent the hair from drying out too quickly, part it in four and braid it and then detangle each section.

Gm Mrs. Mississippi I enjoyed your video about your daughter's hair and other videos. Please have a blessed day.

This is the first time seeing your video. When I do my g-baby's hair, I have learned that it is better to twist the last inch of her braids. You're daughters hair is beautiful

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Roslyn Jones! Thanks for the compliment!

Good job with her hair she will thank you later my mom used to be so patient with mine which is why I have nice hair now 👌

I'm having a difficult time growing my daughters hair . the middle is growing but the rest of her hair is growing really slow. what would u recommend that I do to help it grow?

I have downloaded this video last year on my telephone. The instructions are great, but it's also a relaxing video, at least for me 😊💖

@mrs.mississippi5035

3 жыл бұрын

Oh wow, cool! Thanks for your critique and support!

@MissNolver

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 You're most welcome 😊

I salute you 💯💪 for the dedication and time you are a Amazing Mother your Daughter has beautiful hair

@mrs.mississippi5035

4 жыл бұрын

Daisy Iglesias Thanks!💕

Thanks for this video I learned something new for my wash days you are so helpful!!! God bless!!:))

Very informative. The main thing i got from the video is that i was NOT spraying enough water.

OMG !! Bless you, I have no daughters but I do have a son with the same length of hair as you daughter I've learned a lot by watching your video thank you so much ....

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Ilcia Taracena-Del Cid! You are welcome! Thanks for your comment!

@ilciataracena-delcid5397

5 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 No thank you ..My 21 year old son is student that let his hair grow and has no clue how much work it went to having long hair ..

Thanks for your video. Now I really know how to care for my hair.

You really take your time what a great mom 🙌 new subbie👀

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Sincere Soul! Thanks for your subscription!

Water and oil I like how simple this is, this exactly what I do lol also grease

This channel is great!!! It should definitely be at 100k subscribers or more, I love channels that keep it real versus those over the top hair channels that do too much and waste 10 minutes of videos sitting there posing and flexing 🙄🤦🏾‍♀️

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Princess Kee! Awwww, thanks! Yeah, I try to just keep it real and keep-a-movin...lol Hopefully one day soon we will be at 100K or more. Fingers crossed! Thanks for the laugh, comment, and subscription!

She has Beautiful long healthy hair. Great job & video, mom! 💯❤️🙋🏾‍♀️

Hi, I see that you use both regular olive oil and the Hollywood version. I’m following the same regiment for my hair as your daughters and my hair seem similar. My hair loves olive oil but do you find that the Hollywood one is very watery? Is it ok like this.. do you see that they work just the same, are the results basically the same for the regular olive oil and the hollywood olive oil?

Thank you for sharing your daughters crown 👑 is beautiful ❤️. God bless her. Truly enjoyed and learned from your video. I have dry hair, so this was a plus for me. Thanks for sharing God bless and stay safe 🙏🏽🙌🏾🤗🌺❤️

Good job mom your doing a great job taking care of you daughters hair

Scalp looks good...

Well, what a sweet girl. I didn't even hear her complain that you didn't cover her back. 😊 But warm water doesn't bother like cold water does anyway, so that's good.

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi HabitualLover! I covered her back.

Instead of just hot water you should use water and oil. Its a diy detangler and it helps moisturize the hair .

@marianb2530

4 жыл бұрын

Isn't that what she did?

Keep doing what you are doing your girls hair looks fablas

my hair was that long when i was little. i cut it off when i was 12 :( dumbest decision ever.

@Pebbles523

6 жыл бұрын

My hair was so thick and wirery when I was growing up, super course and I used to get lots of tangles. My mom had all my hair chopped off.... Biggest mistake ever. I tried growing it back out as long as I cld get it, but now my hair is thin and fine and falling out bad. It's hereditary. I hope this mixture works to grow my hair. Ty for the great video. 🤗 💖

@justwhy6892

5 жыл бұрын

Same story for me long thick hair my mom said no for a long time that l couldn't cut or relax my hair she must of finally gave in at 12 years of age my hair hasn't been the same since

@NM-ou9el

4 жыл бұрын

@@Pebbles523 try onion juice with ginger (KZread search) rice water (search up Isabella Demarko) and making aloe vera oil (also youtube search). Hope it helps.

@thetongueofangels1882

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. The children who had parents who took care of the hair usually cut it or dye it later own. Which is kinda sad😕

I really wish my hair was that length

YES OLIVE OIL IS A GREAT ROOT STIMULATOR AND ITS NATURAL OIL!

hi I have a question I have a 1 year old what do you suggest I do or use to maintain moisture and two grow her hair out and also what did you do to your daughter's hair from newborn age until she turned one please and thank

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Babying Me! Love the name! I have posted a series of videos that provide details of process and techniques. Soon, I will be posting a series of videos to show how I'm growing my 4 y/o hair. I posted a video a day ago that shows the products. Be sure to check out those videos. Thanks for the comment!

Do you ever use Shea butter on her hair style or just olive oil. Thank for patiently teaching other moms how to lovingly take care of their daughter’s hair. Great 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 job mom.👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

they say rubber bands break people's here but it didn't break your daughter's hair so evidently that's not a hundred percent truth keep doing what you doing cuz half the people talkin kids probably ain't even got no hair

@naturallymiccrnbsn2838

5 жыл бұрын

global princess They don’t break my daughter’s bc I don’t let them. The rubber bands aren’t the problem. Using them and taking them out without thinking is the problem.

@richrosegold610

4 жыл бұрын

@@naturallymiccrnbsn2838 Exactly. You can put the rubber bands in, but PULLING them out is the issue. It will pull and break hair. What I usually do to my girl's hair is really carefully cut it out. That's the solution.

Hello there! Just re-watching for a refresher...but I noticed that you do not use grease on the scalp after you washed it like you normally do. Is there a reason? Thank you for all you do.

@mrs.mississippi5035

4 жыл бұрын

Hi! For my hair or the girls?

@marianb2530

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrs.mississippi5035 For your daughter's hair in this video. I realized when I said like you normally do, I meant that I have seen you use grease on your hair. So I figured if you use it then your daughter's use it.

Her hair is amazing!! How long did it take to grow to that length?

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Life With Lena! Thanks for the compliment! It took a less than two years to grow the nape; however, I've been growing her hair since birth. She is now 10 years old. I have trimmed it several times also. I will be posting videos in regards to growing my 4 y/o hair. Be on the look out! Thanks for your comment!

I made the biggest mistake by relaxing my daughters hair because that was what I was taught and I have 4 daughters hair plus mine to do. Do you have any suggestions to transition my girls hair back natural and healthy? Do you think your process will work on relaxed hair? I really appreciate any feedback. Much love ❤️

@mrs.mississippi5035

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Kandie Wade! I've posted videos of my process when I transition. The hardest part about transitioning is the knots and tangles you will experience. You will have to treat each (natural/relaxed) hair type differently because natural hair don't like chemicals and relaxed hair does. I suggest keeping the hair deep conditioned. The ORS Hair Mayo worked great for me. Please watch my transitioning videos for additional info. Let me know if this was helpful.

@kandietwists

5 жыл бұрын

Mrs. Mississippi thank you so much! I have been using ORS relaxer in all of our heads and for some reason it’s been breaking off. I thank you for responding so quickly and I will try your suggestions and let you know how it works for us. God bless you😊

Can you please do a simple step by step video of wash day and style. Like how often the steps from begging to end And explain to us the maintenance that you do during the week. Thank you

@mrs.mississippi5035

4 жыл бұрын

Callmesmilez 134 Hi, okay!

your daughter & i have the same hair texture !

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello MelanatedGoldie! Oh wow! Is it easy to manage?

@melaninclass1303

6 жыл бұрын

yes very easy i use only moisturizing shampoos & conditioners

@aprilmartian5837

6 жыл бұрын

I have this hair texture as well and its so hard to manage. When it comes time to wash it, I cry sometimes because its so thick and hard to manage! 😢

@melaninclass1303

6 жыл бұрын

deep conditioner is my bff

Your voice sound like the lady that played bow wows grandma In lottery ticket🤣🤣 btw I love your daughters hair

Are you doing this process every 2 to 3 days?

My name is Nadia too. She has beautiful Black hair. I love it! 😭

@mrs.mississippi5035

4 жыл бұрын

Chocolate Hi! She said hi 👋🏼! 😀

hey there, I am on a research mode currently as My 2 year old hair is super dry and the products doesn't seem to work for her. ANy recommendation re products and techniques would be appreciated. Thank you.

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Candice Britton! I've posted a series of videos to show my process and techniques, and products used to take care of my daughters hair. Let me know if you have additional questions. Thanks for your comment!

Mrs Mississippi, I am a new subscriber. I was watching your video on how you grew your hair 1 inch in a week without inversion method. Did you was your hair every single day using the two sets of products for a week? I watched the video two and process wasn’t clear to me. Thanks

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello DixyF! No, I didn't wash my hair every day. Each time I showed the growth, was the next time that I washed my hair. Please email at hairgossipbeauty3@gmail.com for additional information in regards that video. Thanks for your comment!

Mix oil with the water, and spray the ponytails every 2 days the cotton won’t get stuck to the hair, when you take loose it will soft and tangled. It will also keep longer and frizz up so quickly. The hair could stay 2 weeks, that’s a lot of hair for a weekly do. It’s works on my hair, I keep mine braided often.

@arleedennis791

5 жыл бұрын

This lady does not need yals help lol

So the rubber band doesn't cause damage? Obviously not because her hair is long and healthy!

I noticed that you did not use any leave in conditioner or shea butter why not? I don't use a leave in conditioner in my hair because I do not feel that that is healthy but that me. love the vid. xoxo

My mom did the same thing and i hated it lol..But now I'm doing it for my girl's.How long were her hair in those pony tails?

@mrs.mississippi5035

6 жыл бұрын

Hello Barbara! The ponytails would shrink to about armpit length if I recall correctly. She hasn't worn the ponytails in awhile. I have videos posted that show the length of the ponytails. Thanks for your comment!

THANKS YOU SO MUCH FOR HAVINH YOUR DAUGHTER GROW NATURAL HAIR, INDEED, I REALLY APPRECIATED THAT. I SAW FEW GUYS TALKING OF WOMEN FAKE HAIRS & YET STILL THEY STILL SLEEPING WITH THEM. PROBABLY THEY DOES NOT HAVE DE NERVES TO TELLS DE WOMEN THEM/