Imagine being pressed over what someone wears to sleep at night

@drpepperisyum

9 ай бұрын

where?

@333kireinahime

9 ай бұрын

@@drpepperisyum just read the comments

@ana-yvettedeatienza1806

8 ай бұрын

LMAO FR

@adrianacasanova8559

6 ай бұрын

to sleep? some clowns wear them in public

@amberkhashmal

6 ай бұрын

You made a good point. I also ask you to imagine someone being pressed over if I wear an Afro style to work and it’s being seen as unprofessional while I’m finally choosing to embrace the hair that grows out of my head after years of subliminally believing it wasn’t “good” enough. The frustration/hurt/anger (not making it fully right) is deeper than a bonnet for us.

To the people making this about race… I will agree that it is more commonly worn by black women/men these days HOWEVER sleep bonnets/caps have been worn by ALL races. Look up women wearing them in the 1950s.

@TSR228

Жыл бұрын

BW had to cover their hair back then it was the law. No comparison.

@andrewrodriguez5700

Жыл бұрын

A bonnet is just fabricated cap to protect your hair, that’s it-clearly all races have hair therefor anyone should be abled to use them. Look at nurses and surgeons THEY WERE BONNETS! Lmfaooo it may not be satin but it’s a damn bonnet. My point is, a bonnet is just a damn fabricated cap has nothing to do with race.

@Lenlon703

Жыл бұрын

@@TSR228 you mean as in like hijab? /gen

@areyoureadyforthis

Жыл бұрын

@@Lenlon703 No they had to cover their hair not like a hijab but because black hair was seen as unprofessional

@youjustgotburned3980

Жыл бұрын

No one said other races didn't wear them. Everyone is saying it's a shame they were shamed for it

Y’all I love my bonnet, I have wavy blonde hair and before I was using a bonnet my hair was dry, greasy, frizzy, and dull. Now my hair is VERY shiny, soft, smooth, not full of tangles and is easy to brush out! 💯% would recommend!

@m1llyfrr

2 жыл бұрын

There’s also satin bonnets at target by the makeup, and face and hair masks!

@Help22222

Жыл бұрын

I have wavy hair and I was so bothered how unmanageable it is so I cut it really short😭. Now it still looks so big but in short hair I look like a lion hahaha. I hope I saw the bonnet earlier.

@erikapearl6946

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! Thanks for the tip!❤️🌠

@solus8685

Жыл бұрын

I also have wavy blonde hair lol I'm also gonna try and see if it makes a difference with a bonnet✨

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

If your hair makes its own oil- SILK AND SATIN are not your friend. Stop copying everything we do ie BLACK WOMEN and find a damn support group

My straight/wavy hair texture has improved so much after wearing these!

For the comment section: If we’re talking history Bonnets originate from Europe and the word bonnet is a French word and it was made for European women to wear at night to protect hair and keep their heads warm.

@LambChop92

2 ай бұрын

I don't care where the term comes from, it's not strictly a "European" thing...black, indian, latin, etc been doing this since the beginning of time and still regularly do...we call them scarfs, wraps, and bonnets

@user-xf4fe4eb3u

2 ай бұрын

@@LambChop92 you missed the point cause you’re in your fee fee’s I never said it was strictly something European women wear I’m not even European and I wear one. But that is the history of them and I was only letting people know cause they were mad this lady wore one “cause they’re a black woman thing” or “she’s appropriating”. Congrats on missing the point cause you just wanted to argue

@laurentrevethan1802

24 күн бұрын

​@@user-xf4fe4eb3uthe way she accidentally proved your point. 😂😂 Exactly, it doesn't matter what culture it's from! We should all be able to share and appreciate the benefits of the bonnet!

@user-xf4fe4eb3u

24 күн бұрын

@@laurentrevethan1802 culture is meant to be shared not gate kept for sure

I just went through 122 comments idk what yall talking about I havent seen a single comment about somebody hating on her wearing a Bonnet yall wilding lol

@natashaletourneau5368

Жыл бұрын

Agreed lol

@sjanejms9394

Жыл бұрын

As im watching there is one riiiiight above your comment lmao

@grimadean3432

Жыл бұрын

I just had to scroll down, 4th from yours out of 144 comments

@LexiNc8284

Жыл бұрын

Literally

@donotresuscitatetrampstamp

Жыл бұрын

people will literally make up “woke” outrage comments in their head to get mad about

Why is nobody talking about how heartwarming her smile is?

I have tailbone length hair when it's straight. Been wearing a bonnet since I was like 17. Everybody in the comments are cuttin' up for no reason. Gatekeeping a hair garmet is the wildest thing to me. Like....don't we ALL wanna keep our hair nice?

@pumpkin3310

8 ай бұрын

What

@sweet_cha0s

7 ай бұрын

​@@pumpkin3310What do you not understand?

@amberkhashmal

6 ай бұрын

I’m not against you wanting to keep your hair nice. What you mentioned is practical. I think what you should consider is that this is really deeper than a bonnet for us. Until you walk in a “black” persons shoes and live their reality I think you would understand more of the “why” behind the uproar (not making it right). Hopefully you can have empathy. I ask that you ask a “black” person why they are frustrated and up in arms and listen to understand. We need to heal.

@sweet_cha0s

6 ай бұрын

@@amberkhashmal Ye, but these bonnets were wore by white Europian eomen since 1800. Only African Americans are mad about it. Africans are nice about it.

@amberkhashmal

6 ай бұрын

@@sweet_cha0s You know, I don’t think it’s the same. I would say the bonnets you are describing were more so like a hat (outdoors wear) or nightcap. I believe it was moreso a fashion statement/trend of that time rather than it being worn solely for protection (although I did read something about luster for the hair). The reason why I feel that way: 1) The bonnets looked very elaborate and I saw a picture where a woman’s bonnet matched her night clothes or if it was worn out, day clothes. 2) If it was for hair protection, why did I never seen any women of European descent wear one at over night trip events? This seems like a new trend people are catching wind of. I’m not against women finding techniques to protect their hair. It’s the lack of acknowledgment for me. The bonnets you see women promoting today are from the style “black” women have been wearing, not from the 1800s. I also want to add: 3) The reason black women wear bonnets is to protect our hair from friction that leads to breakage and damage because of our hair texture. Before wearing a bonnet I wore a satin/silk scarf even when I wore my hair straightened. The satin/silk protects our hair.

I really enjoy that when a woman puts on a bonnet we all talk about what color she is. I love that. (Sarcasm).

@subyouwont

7 ай бұрын

It’s so annoying. Who cares where it came from originally, if it helps my hair, I’m using it

I've started wearing a bonnet a week ago (im white with fine blond hair) and just swear my hair is already softer!

@pumpkin3310

8 ай бұрын

…

@ana-yvettedeatienza1806

8 ай бұрын

@@pumpkin3310let’s unpack that.

@lilmisfit

6 ай бұрын

@@pumpkin3310 don’t be jealous of her silky hair ☮️

@user-ot4yc3up4x

3 ай бұрын

@@pumpkin3310 don’t even

bonnets or "sleep caps" go back to the mid-1800s, when European women wore them at night to keep their heads warm. Headwraps were also traditional attire in African regions. However are wayyyyyyy better now

@kimpeter9273

2 ай бұрын

Way better they don't even look the same.

For anyone wondering where the bonnet is from, it is from Kitsch

@amberkhashmal

6 ай бұрын

There are scriptures that mention bonnets, specifically linen bonnets placed on the head.

@kz7115

5 ай бұрын

Thank you

@swanthequeen2144

28 күн бұрын

Thank you

Pls people do your history when it comes to bonnets. The term bonnet is French and was invented in Europe during the Georgian Era. There were hundreds of bonnets made before the term was made and I’ll give you a few examples African style bonnet made for hair protection using mostly satin. European dual usage fashion and protection bonnets one side made of cotton (exterior) and one side made of satin or silk (interior) Bonnets always have and always will be the used to protect hair especially during extremely cold/hot climates AND in beds. This lady isn’t claiming to have invented bonnets nor is she denying it’s cultural value (which btw is multi cultural for centuries asian, african, European and latin people have been using bonnets) so please stop with the “racism” claim cards And yes I can speak on this as I’m biracial and obsessed with history and historical fashion

@LexiNc8284

Жыл бұрын

Links and sources for Asian and Latin and European ppl using bonnets? Never heard of them sleeping in silk bonnets literally ever

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

@@LexiNc8284 THEY DONT AND YOU WANT TO KNOW WHY... SILK AND SATIN= INCREASE OIL AND GREASE PRODUTION AND OR MAINTAIN ADDED MOISTURE TO THE HAIR- SINCE 1A-3B FOLK CREATE THEIR OWN GREASY- HENCE THE REASON NON BLACK FOLKS WASH THEIR HAIR SO OFTEN ETC ETC- IT MAKES ZERO SENSE TO HAVE SUCH A CREATION AS IT WOULD ONLY ADD MORE GREASE TO THEIR ALREADY GREASY HAIR AND INCREASE THEIR WASH DAYS ETC ETC. AT THE END OF THE DAY=THIS IS THE MAIN REASON OUR AFRICAN AMERICAN BONNETS SILK/SATIN AS THEY ARE=ARE NOT IN ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM APPROPRIATE FOR THEIR HAIR TYPES. BUT LET THEM CARRY ON AND STAY GREASY LOLOL.

@anniemartinez3702

Жыл бұрын

as a latina, girl we do use em! and also France is in Europe so… ❤

@Elmedinaveliji67

Жыл бұрын

@@LexiNc8284my family everyone in our villiage

@ferchsakura

8 ай бұрын

@@LexiNc8284do you think that darker skinned people with extremely curly hair are only African/African American? Geez your ignorance is showing. I have friends from Dominican Republic that use bonnets.

I have a white co-worker who has worn a bonnet since she was a child and she is 60

@angel-df7lh

2 жыл бұрын

Describe her hair then....

@angel-df7lh

2 жыл бұрын

Describe her hair then....

@natashaletourneau5368

Жыл бұрын

Same… I’m 35 & my Nan always wore one every night so she had me wearing them… I have long curly hair so I still wear one!

@mariasbuggy

Жыл бұрын

@@angel-df7lh most likely wavy to curly since that’s what it’s for

@wsg_ruba

Жыл бұрын

@@mariasbuggybonnets are for all hair types.

I love that more ppl are using bonnets for their hair. I started using one about 10 years ago bc I could not sleep with them at night but my hair needed to be put up! Now, my straightened styles last so much longer & feel smoother

GIRL you changed my life. I have spent forever trying to put mine on in various ways and could not get it done and this is the simplest way - and it worked. thank youuuu xxx

Loved your way of teaching ❤️❤️❤️😆

Where is yours from?

Where is your bonnet from??

I'm straight hair white woman. I'm wearing it at night to keep my hair oils out of my pillows but I think good to try so I can somehow help my curly hair daughter with her hair.

@daisybuilds_4353

7 ай бұрын

i was thinking of getting one to help with breakage

So are bonnets with ties better than just the elastic ones? Do they stay on better? I’m so frustrated every time my bonnet comes off before I wake up, and the pressure on my forehead gives me a headache

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

That is because your ass dont need a bonnet- SILK and SATIN are made for BLACK AA texture and grade hair. If your non BLACK hair creates its own oil= BLack/AA style bonnets= ARE NOT FOR YOU!

You should get a bigger one since you have pretty long hair so it makes it easier to put on

You are sooo pretty

Where can I get this bonnet? I hate the one I just bought. This one looks so much more comfortable.

Loved this tutorial 😍😆

@NekoNebula1313

4 ай бұрын

Insecure and triggered by yt women like usual 😂😂

Girl you scared me I thought you were about to use a hair tie. I was about to say “NOOO THAT RUINS THE PURPOSE!!” 😭💚

Wearing a bonnet at night has been a game changer for my hair ❤

@savithrivenugopal

11 ай бұрын

Has it helped with dryness/frizziness? I just got my satin bonnet today. Gonna try wearing it to bed and see how my hair feels in the morning

@suzysuzable7250

11 ай бұрын

@@savithrivenugopal Yes! My hair is way less frizzy in the morning. I even do simpel braided updos at night and they will still look amazing in the morning! I hope you like the bonnet as much as I do 🥰

@savithrivenugopal

11 ай бұрын

@@suzysuzable7250 I’m getting used to wearing it at night or any other time I’m laying in bed. I must say that my hair less dry or frizzy in the morning. I want to see if it helps with breakage I’m dealing with at the nape of my neck.

Thank so much for this! I swear, you should have seen me struggling lmao. hair everywhere, bonnet lopsided…you’re a lifesaver 😂

If you use a small clip for your bun makes this easier and ensures no tension

How has it changed ur hair tho? U never spoke on it

Any tips for those who move a lot at night? I have tried bonnets, scarves, and a tighter silk cap and always wake up with them off. I have fine hair so it’s important for me to protect it from breakage and I’m having the darnedest time with it

@CydaLeighEdwards

Жыл бұрын

A few Bobby pins! My hair is fine and curly and I have to use bobby pins to keep My from moving as much

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

Its not for you- sorry- find a cotton scarf or something smfgh

@thehelm658

11 ай бұрын

If your hair grade is 3b-4c= bonnets are for you and will not move, In otherwords if you have to ADD OIL and MOISTERIZER to your hair=BONNETS are for you. IF NOT or any of the above- Bonnets are counterproductive and not created for your hair type so just stay in your lane and stop finding and coming up with dumb ass reasons to appropriate black culture.

people saying black people have been doing this for years cus of curly hair, meanwhile my Irish ancestors have been doing it for years too

@TSR228

Жыл бұрын

Lies 😂

@batxkissed

Жыл бұрын

@@TSR228 lmao if TSR1989 says it's lies then I guess it's true hahaa I mean it's not like I would know or anything 🤷🏻‍♀️

@Rowri88

Жыл бұрын

@@TSR228 Im from southeast asia and my gradma used to wear this in the 1940s and its pretty common with us

@tisbutascratch2045

Жыл бұрын

White women invented the bonnet and have been wearing it for hundreds of years before black women. People need to stop the cap.

@abigailsunn1464

Жыл бұрын

​@@tisbutascratch2045 lol stop the "cap" 😂

She got a fancy bonnet. Where did the little ties come from? 😂

i’m white bur have curly hair and was told by a hairdresser that this is a good way of keeping my curls nice at night, so no extra work is needed in the morning. is it offensive for me to use a satin hair wrap or bonnet?

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

IF YOU HAVE 3C HAIR- WEAR A SATAN CAP- DOESNT NEED TO BE A BONNET- IF YOU DO NOT HAVE 3C HAIR AND OR BELOW- AVOID USING SATAN OR ANY BONNET- IT BREEDS GREESE HUMIDITY AND MOISTURE- SO IF YOU HAVE TO WASH YOUR HAIR WEEKLY- THIS IS NOT FOR YOU.

@triciabgirl3935

Жыл бұрын

It's none of anyone's business what you wear. Wear it!

@TheThingsBuy

Жыл бұрын

Seriously Im tired of people making everything about RACE! Do whatever U want at the end of the day were all Human

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

Its not offensive- its stupid however. You need to find something cotton or polyester- NOT SILK OR SATIN which will create and add extra grease and oil to your hair. SMFh fix it black Jesus

@True253

9 ай бұрын

I'm black and I say who cares if someone is offended by you wearing a bonnet. Wear what you want and screw everyone else.

love satin bonnets bc i can style my hair before bed and wake up with it looking good lol

The way bonnets came back into fashion is amazing honestly, now everyone is wearing them! ❤

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

LEAVE IT TO BLACK FOLKS- EVERYBODY WANTS OUR SECRET SAUCE TO THE POINT THEY ARE DOING SHIT NOT NECESSARY

@1LoveLUCKI

9 ай бұрын

@@thehelm658why u so pressed abt someone trying to maintain their hair? and keep it non-frizzy..

@thehelm658

9 ай бұрын

SMFH ITS NOT INTENDED FOR THAT PURPOSE. @@1LoveLUCKI

@ana-yvettedeatienza1806

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@thehelm658my guy it literally is

I always wake up and mine fell off at some point during the night 😅

I'm loving mine too

omg ur a genius. thank u so much. i’m a black woman and i didn’t even know how to do this. u saved my life😭❤️

Please where is you bonnet from?

I need the link to that bonnet! ❤

as soon as i got to the comments and saw the paragraphs i knew what was going on

Hi! I started sleeping with a Bonnet to protect my pilllows from getting stained from my red dyed hair! and sometimes i do sweat and wake up seeing my clothes stained as well! Bonnets are a life saver and so comfy too ^^)

Where’d you get the bonnet from?

Yo why is this complicated than the codes I wrote at work 😭

I would love one of these. I have tried so many other things to keep my hair contained at night but none were great. Anyone know where you can get one. NO POLYESTER PLEASE.

I have this bonnet but while I sleep it keeps slipping off and I don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

I’m white and put one on for my curly hair 😊

@pumpkin3310

10 ай бұрын

.

@ana-yvettedeatienza1806

8 ай бұрын

@@pumpkin3310”.” Doesn’t do shit.

Where can I get the one you are using? Thanks!

Yo am i the only one who saw her diddle the bonnet

LORD help me these comments are so uneducated 😭

Where did u buy this

i know this was posted a while ago, but thank you for this! i may sound dumb but i really was wondering how to put one on, i just got one to help my alopecia & other damaged hairs/frizz & its been helping i just have been putting it on upside down i think. 😂❤️

What brand is this bonnet?

Thank you!!

it’s crazy how everything is about race now cause yk people that aren’t black can have curly hair too including myself and it helps so my hair doesn’t frizz up it’s crazy how now we can’t even have hair products what y’all gonna claim next gel?

@onlygabii.2955

Жыл бұрын

we dont claim it? all credit goes to us. and coming from a white girl w blonde hair n blue eyes i think u should 🤫🤫🤫

@TSR228

Жыл бұрын

Lol you sound hurt. Stop lying

@someonenobody5582

Жыл бұрын

They're insecure, just let them have it or they'll have a temper tantrum.

@friendlyneighborkai265

Жыл бұрын

@@someonenobody5582 Insecure about what? Just getting credit for things we have started that y’all gonna start calling different names soon? Just say ur racist and move on lmao

@someonenobody5582

Жыл бұрын

@@friendlyneighborkai265 cry about it some more you poor victim

I'm from a tropical country and it's quite warm here even at night unless it's winter. I often find myself sweating and the bonnet makes it worse.. Is there a point in wearing a hair bonnet if it's warm and makes me sweat?

@joshi897

4 ай бұрын

Your best option would probably be satin pillowcases. Buy enough to change them every 2 nights.

Wow y’all are wild black people don’t own everything lol 😂

@user-fz8uw1cz1u

11 ай бұрын

No one said we do. It's just ironic you don't see the double standards and hypocrisy that's oftentimes reserved for black women, but okay whenever yt women do it.

@sweet_cha0s

8 ай бұрын

​@@user-fz8uw1cz1uFor example?

@Obvi.cate8

8 ай бұрын

@@user-fz8uw1cz1uwhy can't white ppl wear bonnets

Product name?

Where is the bonnet from?

@roxysponge3447

7 ай бұрын

From the west

Does anyone know what brand bonnet this is she using??!

Omg comments 😅 I just want to know how to wear it. My hair is too much in the night . This is lerfect information! Thank you! I love mine 😊I got the blue one

Where did you get your hair bonnet

Stop making it about race. Bonnets were originally created and worn by WHITE women since the 1400's. European women wore protective hairstyles that were often wrapped in layers of linen cloth since the midevil times during the day and night! White women stopped wearing bonnets to sleep during the 1930's because hairstyles became much shorter (the bob was in), and women started to wash their hair ever day and style it down rather than up in a bun. Black women did not start this trend and they were NOT the first to use it. Black women came up with the idea of the silk bonnet (appropriated from the original European bonnet) in the 18th century, which is far more recent. Let's just get that straight.

@SydTheBeautifulManifester

Жыл бұрын

Just thought I'd say you sound very hurt that bonnets an silk scarves etc are only recently being worn by women of your hue, and that it's in reaction to BW embracing their natural hair and breaking away from the beauty standard that put them at the bottom and women like you at the top. Be fr, no white woman wanted to be caught wearing a bonnet until BW started showing themselves wearing theirs, and talking about the benefits it does for our hair type. Y'all yt women cling to anything, even when it does you no good. And be honest, back in the day, yt wearing bonnets to sleep was for vastly different reasons than BW wear bonnets today and in the past.

@monember2722

11 ай бұрын

@@SydTheBeautifulManifester you are very hurt to think of yourself on the bottom. You are very desperate to ignore history because you would rather the boost to your self esteem to believe that white women are copying black women. It's a sign of insecurity to make yourself the center of something you aren't the center of. Insecurity is toxic and that's what you and all of the ones who think like you are doing here, make the atmosphere toxic with your hostility, bitterness, and resentment. Your life is so small. Even just looking at tv or movies from the 50s would tell you white women covered their hair at night. They washed their hair once a week. Also be humble and realize that while Africans brought practices with them to the new world, they came "empty handed" so to speak and adapted many practices and ways of life from white Americans. A bonnet, silk or otherwise was standard in Europe for centuries. White women due to advertising and marketing dropped the ways of their foremothers and started their daily shampooing blow drying but the smarter ones are realizing they have been duped and are returning to oiling and weekly washing.

@lilmisfit

9 ай бұрын

⁠@@SydTheBeautifulManifesternaw. All our grandmas wore bonnets, and many of our moms. Don’t speak on a culture you’re ignorant of. Remember little red riding hoods granny, and the wolf dressed up like her wearing her bonnet? They weren’t black lmao. “Vastly different reason blablabla” naw man. They were literally all just wearing it to cover their hair, you sad bonnet gatekeeper

@subyouwont

7 ай бұрын

@@SydTheBeautifulManifester🤪

@Taniellaful

7 ай бұрын

You just made it about race lol

Do satin bonnets help oily scalps? And thank you for this tutorial! 🤍

@kh881

Жыл бұрын

Apparently oil/sebum can be produced more than usual from friction, which can happen tossing and turning, so it may help with that by reducing the friction!

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

@@kh881 INCORRECT- ACTUALLY THE BONNET ACTUALLY BREEDS AND INCREASES GREASE AND MOISTURE HENCE IF YOU DO NOT HAVE 3C HAIR AND OR BETTER YET- IF YOU DO NOT ADD MOISTERIZER/GREASE TO YOUR HAIR- THE BONNET IS NOT APPROPRIATE FOR YOUR HAIR TYPE.

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

NO- THE BONNEY INCREASES GREASINESS. AVOID IT AT ALL COSTS0 HENCE THE REASON AFRICAN AMERICAN USE THEM- OUR HAIR IS NATURALLY DRY DOES NOT CREATE ITS OWN MOISTURE SO THAT IS THE MAIN REASON WE WEAR BONNETS. HENCE- THE REASON THEY ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR ANY OTHER RACE- IE RACES THAT TYPICALLY HAVE 1C-3B HAIR TYPES.

@rickastley472

11 ай бұрын

​@@thehelm658source?

@monember2722

11 ай бұрын

@@thehelm658 that's ignorant and wrong. Silk and satin keeps every hair type smoother. Any grease buildup can be removed by washing.

Bonnets had an original design for woman of all races to prevent lice. Just letting everyone know

Where do I get a bonnet like that

where do you get your bonnet

hey girl so if im trying to grow my hair past my ass with no splits to make a wig, what's the best bonnet ?

it’s my first night wearing a honey i have thick curly hair and i hope it’s not frizzy now

Link to this one?

to all y’all black women out here pressed bc a race other then you wants to take care of their hair while they sleep, sit down. Bonnets aren’t just for black girls. they’re for all hair. wether it’s to keep it from frizzing or to keep a hairstyle. if y’all are so pressed, work on yourself before getting mad at us

@Anna_montana

11 ай бұрын

I think the frustration comes from the fact that this has been a staple in black culture for FOREVER and they were mocked and made fun of for it, but now it’s trendy and great because white influencers are popularizing it. I feel like that’s a fair thing to point out and be frustrated by

@charlottebuckley

11 ай бұрын

@@Anna_montana Not really, who’s making fun of black women for bonnets. Bonnets are a staple in my hair routine because i have really long thick hair. it works great for me. i’m sure they aren’t using it for a trend because we all look goofy in them anyway

@monember2722

11 ай бұрын

@@Anna_montana get it together. Black women only get made fun of when they wear it outside of the house and then it's by other black people. Don't mix up your insecurity and low self esteem with persecution from white people. They have nothing to do with how you feel about your bonnett.

@Anna_montana

11 ай бұрын

@@charlottebuckley people definitely have and societal attitudes towards black womens hair in general have been super negative overall, so I get why it’s a sensitive topic. And if you’re wearing one great! I started wearing one too, I think this is more about the social/cultural context around them and being respectful and aware of that

@charlottebuckley

11 ай бұрын

@@Anna_montana Yeah I get that, but that’s about their hair, not about bonnets they choose to wear

I like this one. Amazon?

@SaxandRelax

11 ай бұрын

Amazon.

CAN SOME PLEASE WHERE DO YOU THIS BONNET!!!!!

I think my bonnet is too big 😔 I can’t really tie it without a bunch of hair coming out

Bonnet gang

I wear one to sleep yet it never stays on how fo i stop it from falling off

@ROYALRAT123

6 ай бұрын

Get one with a stretchy band with ties, wrap it around your head tight and tie it in a knot

Use a silk pillow is easier. 😂

how do you use a bonnet when you have bangs ?

@miss.b.

Жыл бұрын

When I get out of the shower, I blow dry my bangs and clip them. Then I gently scrunch my 2B waves with a microfiber towel, apply very little product since I also have high porosity hair and then I put my hair up in a satin or silk bonnet. Then release those pretty bangs from your clip. Hope this helps 🤗

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

@@miss.b. DO YOU HAVE 3C HAIR OR BELOW? IF NOT- PLEASE NOT A BONNET IS NOT APPROPRIATE FOR YOUR HAIR TYPE AND ONLY CONTRIBUTES TO MORE GREASE PRODUCTION ETC. STAY GREASY NON AFRICAN AMERICANS LOL

@ana-yvettedeatienza1806

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@thehelm658Istg you need to get over yourself and touch some grass. I’m literally constantly seeing you EVERYWHERE constantly preaching this idea that because a black person created something it’s only to be used by black people. And You seriously CANNOT be talking about racism while calling non-African Americans greasy.. like double standard much? And because you aren’t a non-black person, why do you think you can speak on a white persons experience wearing bonnets, WHEN YOU DONT EVEN HAVE THEIR HAIRTYPE.

What brand of a hair bonnet should I get

What brand is that ? Pls pin the link

I cant have it over my ears, it is so hot, i dont hear perfectly

Isn’t satin super hot? Shoudlnt it be silk?

What kinda bonnet is that luv

@TheHealthyHur

2 жыл бұрын

its from kitsch!

@cyndiclark9657

Жыл бұрын

Thank you I’ve been deep in these comments looking for the brand or a link!

❤️❤️❤️

is satin anti microbial

My satin bonnet doesn't even have those strings-

black women have been doing this for ages, interesting you guys caught up

@Pinesol605

2 жыл бұрын

I just caught up. I have naturally straight hair that sheds like crazy and gets dry. Wearing a Bonnet has definitely changed my hair.

@princesaguarani

2 жыл бұрын

Love black women for being a inspiration 💖

@dianamorales7335

2 жыл бұрын

definitely!! The first time i did it I'm like oh my god!! i get it! Now i know why black women do it ..it leaves ur hair soooo soft! And it keeps ur style on! I get it I get it! Lol

@babeena_gt_3645

2 жыл бұрын

Actually white women were wearing bonnets since before they even knew black people existed.

@jaykristian745

2 жыл бұрын

Very interesting.... We continue to educate and inspire it all.

I'm growing my hair for the first time in my 20 years my mom believes having long hair is a distraction and also unhygienic so she always made mine short now that I'm growing it is till my shoulders and I have no idea how to style it how to make a bun all I do is a claw clip even now I got my bonnet I struggled a pretty well over

Can I buy these in Australia please help

Can someone recommend some good satin bonnets?

It's almost like we all deserve to care for our hair

@thehelm658

Жыл бұрын

3C HAIR AND DOWN ONLY- ANYTHING ABOVE IT IS ACTUALLY NOT APPROPRIATE- CREATES GREASE AND BREEDS HUMIDITY AND ADDS MOISTURE- HAPPY WASHING NON BLACK FOLK SMFHG.

@sweet_cha0s

8 ай бұрын

​@@thehelm658Not really. It depends on the each person and their hair type. Europian women wore it for 3 centuries, so...

@thehelm658

8 ай бұрын

EUROPEAN WORE WHAT FOR CENTURIES LOLOLOL. TRY AGAIN BECKY SWEET GIRL- NOT SILK NOR SATAN- THOSE HAIR BONNETS WERE MADE FROM COTTONAND OR POLYESTER TO ABSROB OIL AND OR TO BLOCK THE SUN LOLOLOL. NOT THE SAME THING. @@sweet_cha0s

@Obvi.cate8

8 ай бұрын

@@thehelm658white ppl can have curly hair

Can you do a ponytail tutorial 🥺🤍

Mine dont have strings...

I genuinely want to know if people with straight, this hair actually benefit from a bonnet. I need to see studies on this.

@jessmelgar219

Жыл бұрын

It prevents breakage and friction so everyone benefits

@Paergence

11 ай бұрын

My hair is straight and has now gotten to a length where it snarls up up I don’t braid it at night. I have recently tried a bonnet and it’s a game changer for not having to get a big old mess out of my hair in the morning.

@kijxy

10 ай бұрын

Why do you need studies, what a stupid comment

@annabell4549

7 ай бұрын

i mean straight hair still breaks & frizzes & gets damaged the same as curly hair... most people i know with straight hair also have thin hair (me included) that's even more prone to breakage so i thinks its safe to say anyone who has hair would benefit from one

Bonnets are norm,pally for curly or bushy hair

@VIOThePokemonAddict

2 ай бұрын

No, they are for hair care no matter the race or hair type

the comments are killing me! I really hate the world we live in… everything has to be a fuck&:@:@-‘aaba issue

Please if you are going to incorporate silk into your haircare use silk pollow case, silk bonnet or cab will do the opposite of hair growth, like if you wear too much beanie or hats in general you will have a hair loose because not only does the band in those hats pulls on the hair line everytime you take off your hat, also because if you have too much heat in the body that also tends to hair loose, and as we always ralk about how our pores need to breathe guess what our scalo also need to breathe, just put down the silk cap and choose the pillow case.

My bf is so gonna tease me 🥲

@cyndiclark9657

Жыл бұрын

But the next day he’ll appreciate it 😸

@yatosscarf9718

Жыл бұрын

Same lmaoo

Incoming jealous black women in 3… 2…..

@kiaragay3259

9 ай бұрын

I think everyone is misunderstanding the frustration. It’s not about white women not being allowed to wear them. It’s about not giving people recognition and credit for giving you the idea. Also, that people don’t take the advice from black women on anything including hair care but call us useless and ignorant when we are the ones with all of the hair care and beauty influences that many people copy and try to seem as though they got the idea on their own. Black woman wears a bonnet, and no one asks why or seems to care. A white girls wears a bonnet and everyone wants to know why and thinks she’s a genius who gave out the best hair care secret ever. It makes black women feel invisible for their culture and habits as being influential and beneficial.

@lilmisfit

9 ай бұрын

@@kiaragay3259 naw. What you’re describing is basic cognitive distortion aka a distorted, subjective interpretation of reality vs objective reality. Dialectical behavioral therapy can help you sort this out ☮️

@ana-yvettedeatienza1806

8 ай бұрын

@@kiaragay3259literally COPY AND PASTE

@user-de2sn3me8g

6 ай бұрын

​@@kiaragay3259 That's true. But how do you expect us to make beauty hair or something when we are being treated like slaves. Go learn you're history😊

@KC77OU812

5 ай бұрын

​@@kiaragay3259white people created the bonnet. What credit are you supposed to be given?