In my 20's I had relaxed hair, and did it myself, it was healthy and 22 inches long. I transitioned to natural hair in my early 40's. My natural hair was 28 inches long and healthy. I loss all my hair with cancer treatment when I was 51. Natural or relaxed, the care you put into your hair determines how healthy it will be. I miss my hair. Natural or relaxed, it requires work and care. Learn for yourself or find a great hairstylist.

@ingrid2543

Жыл бұрын

Prayers for your continued health 🙏🏾

@ladyt3182

Жыл бұрын

Prayers for continued health. I am also a breast cancer survivor of 23 years, Praise God for His Ultimate Healing!!

@NewEyes25

Жыл бұрын

💜💜💜

@janwig9347

Жыл бұрын

You are beautiful! Thank you for sharing your story. I will pray for your health and happiness

@OneinChrist7

Жыл бұрын

I agree, also it's what you put in your body as well.

I had relaxed hair and it only grew past a certain length. Since I've been natural my hair reaches my butt. So whatever works for you at the end of the day.

@princessprincess2896

Жыл бұрын

I like your name

@horlicks3920

Жыл бұрын

@@princessprincess2896 hush

@LeratoM98

Жыл бұрын

Me too! I honestly wouldn't be surprised if she used to be natural and then started relaxing. I've never seen relaxed hair that long.

@kleedasantos3236

Жыл бұрын

@@LeratoM98 unless she's lying she said that she's never been "natural". However I can say from personally experience that it all depends on the products you're using. Even many hair dressers don't know limits when it comes to processing time for relaxers (mainly because every head of hair processes at a different rate / time) and they end up damaging the hair. Done 100% properly one can definitely have long healthy relaxed hair for literally life.

@ingraham100

Жыл бұрын

Yes. My hair as loc'd is the length of a small child, I was told. 🙂

Simply Gorgeous Relaxed Hair!! Us relaxed ladies can definitely have long healthy hair. It's all about knowing our hair and using the right products and techniques to retain length💕

@Khangel

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been wearing mine relaxed for about 17 years because that makes it much easier to manage, and not as hot. I do it only once or twice a year. It’s about 16 inches long at it’s longest. I love my hairdresser, but she is in another city. I usually wear it in large cornrows but curl it with my flat iron for very special occasions.

@hollyschofield8141

Жыл бұрын

Hairlicious Inc Looking at your pic, your is beautiful as well!!👍

@HairliciousInc

Жыл бұрын

@@hollyschofield8141 thank you, Holly!!💕

@hollyschofield8141

Жыл бұрын

@@HairliciousInc Your welcome!!🙂

@kinyunjarmon8575

Жыл бұрын

Since these reports of hair straighten products leading to gynecological cancer, I'm gonna stay natural until they debunk that accusation. Straight hair is not worth an early death 💀

My relaxed hair was so long I’d get the “you must have Indian in your family” comments. 😂 I decided to go natural because I was bored of long flat hair. My last relaxer was 12 years ago. Since then I’ve had locs that reached waist length. Sooo…yeah. Long healthy relaxed hair, long healthy natural hair. Both are doable.

@--ag

Жыл бұрын

"You must have indian.." Somehow people believe that black people don't have long hair and can't grow long hair. So many negative stereotypes.

Oh my her hair is beautiful. It’s so good to see someone with healthy relaxed hair. Thanks for this video crystal.

@brendajean9176

Жыл бұрын

Oh my God, bless her to keep it up on everything she is doing

@brendajean9176

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful

The main reason why people can’t grow their hair (relaxed or natural), is because a lot of stylists are scissor happy, and keep cutting it. The excessive trimming, chopping, and convincing customers that their hair is “damaged”, when it’s not, is why so many people can’t grow their hair.

@casper12365

Жыл бұрын

So, true...I've never cut or trim my hair. I simply repair my ends by applying the right conditioners and oils (yes split end can be repaired). I don't go to hairdressers. I think when they encounter Black women with long healthy hair, I believe envy set in so they try and convince you that you "need a trim".

@marciapeak893

Жыл бұрын

@@casper12365 I read from specialist that Caucasian hair growth is 1.2cm a month, Asian hair is 1.3cm a month and is the strongest and African hair growth is .9cm a month. It is the most fragile and has the slowest growth rate. When it is reported that hair growth is 1.3cm a month that isn't for ever hair texture. When black hair is constantly trimmed, it won't show growth. How fast your hair grows or how thick is genetic.

@YourDailyBuzzZ

Жыл бұрын

@@marciapeak893 on average all hair grows at .5 inches a month… perhaps some ppl slightly more or less but I think a lot of ppl think black hair grows slower when in fact it’s most likely not but just breaking off so it just appears that way

@ChocolateGirl369

Жыл бұрын

Yes true ! So why is she cutting that woman’s hair if it’s so healthy? Because she is Scissor HaPPY🤪😡

@TASconfidential

Жыл бұрын

Something to think about…. Homeless women or depressed women always seem to have full heads of long hair…. Even if it’s matted or dreadlocked. In the videos where they get their makeovers, their hair is down their backs…. The reason? They leave their hair alone

When i was relaxed my hair was always shoulder length and started falling out in the back from the stress of the chemicals. I went natural and it was a lot of work but I perfected my regime and my hair is now 28 inches long. I think it depends on how well you take care of your hair no matter relaxed or natural if you want health and length.

@kamikr13

Жыл бұрын

True, I've been relaxed majority of my life went natural in my 30s. I my s never my hair bald just about. In that time I learned how much work goes into the care of my hair especially moisturization. Went back to relaxer the care is easier for me. That is when I realized I have to put care and quality products into my hair. It is growing healthy now. When I was younger it w wasn't relaxers that damaged or stunt the growth of my hair, it was me and miseducation.

@jadesmith7983

Жыл бұрын

@@kamikr13 Right. It's always good to do what's best for you. Being natural takes time and effort to understand what products work best with your hair. I straighten my hair often and that makes it easier to maintain my long hair. You're right about education and applying what you know being the key to healthy hair in any style.

Just because a person hair isn't 24 inches long natural or relaxed, that don't mean their hair isn't healthy and they don't take care of it. Genetics plays a significant part in a person hair length and hair texture.

@getreal4real169

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Exactly. I’m glad you commented this.

@lornagreen3552

2 ай бұрын

I also think other factors such as diet , exercise , hair care play a big part too

I have never seen relaxed hair that long!! It's beautiful!!👌

@daniella8400

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@insearchof9903

Жыл бұрын

where have you been?

@beautifullovely1213

Жыл бұрын

You gotta be joking right ?

She has beautiful hair because of genetics. Relaxed hair over time gets thin, with age and hormones, that can happen with natural hair as well. Relaxers are not for everyone, can be damaging more likely than not over time.

I tried being natural for 3 years and while I liked the big hair look I desired long hair and my hair would not go past a certain length due to knots. I can't go to the salon every 2 weeks for healthy hair maintenance but I can do my own roller sets at home with relaxed hair. It's so much easier (time wise - I'm a working mom) and better for hair growth if you have super tangly hair.

I think that the main difference, even with healthier relaxed hair versus natural hair is that it is always thinner in a relaxed state. When my hair was relaxed--oftwn people thought that it was a wig or extensions because it was thicker than most relaxed hair. However, when I went back natural, that was the main think that I noticed--how much denser that my hair became. Any chemical cause some damage to your hair---no matter how good that it looks. If women do decide to relax their hair, definitely stretch out your relaxers as far as you can

@Sunny-tc3ul

Жыл бұрын

Stretching the hair does tend to break the hair. I tried it and my hair got shorter and shedded badly. My stylist told me to stop stretching I get a relaxer every 12 weeks and my hair is pass my shoulders and it’s thick. I don’t get a bone straight relaxer plus I don’t always get heat in my head as well.

I agree. You can have relaxed healthy hair as well as healthy natural hair when it's taken care of.

I had relaxed hair in my teens and early 20s. My hair was about 16 inches, extremely thick. I've known lots of healthy relaxed ladies but for me it was alot of work. Being natural can be alot of work also. I just like the versatility of natural hair and I like seeing my hair as it grows without chemicals. My hair now is about 16-18 inches which is just a little longer than when relaxed.

Her hair is absolutely gorgeous and well cared for!!!!!! Good job!!!!! God bless🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

You can have long relax hair or long natural hair you just have to take care of it her hair is so beautiful you did a wonderful job❤❤❤❤.

Some people are blessed with strong hair that survives a lot, but putting effort into looking after your hair, whatever way you want to wear it, is key. I'm lucky that mine puts up with some neglect 😆 My ends do need trimming 😶

Different things work for different people. I was relaxed most of my life and at the time i loved it! But once going natural i can’t go back. I have so much more flexibility being natural which you just don’t have being relaxed. I can get my natural hair to look straight like a relaxer but my relaxed hair can’t do what my natural hair can. So it was a no brainer for me.

I had a beautician tell me that your hair will break when it is natural. That confused me 🤔 and made no sense, I just figured she didn't want to "deal with" natural hair and the lack of salon visits. Then ironically a year later she cut her hair and is still natural to this day lol

@asiam1528

Жыл бұрын

Exactly you see how this beautician glorifying and loving this type of hair but referring to 4c hair as coarse and unruly it’s because this hair takes no effort to do

Her hair is lovely. I think if you learn how to do your hair you can manage it. I enjoy doing my natural hair and so it is not a chore for me. Also, My hair is much thicker in its natural state but everyone should choose what's best for them. It's a slippery slope to gofrom encouraging proper hair care to trying to discourage Black women from learning to manage the hair that comes out of their head.

Side note. Ladies you are beautiful no matter what your hair looks like! You are soo much more then just that.

Great job! I love my natural hair. Had relaxer most of my adult life and went natural about 11 years ago. My hair has been at its healthiest being natural. To each their own.

@kiaj.d.5855

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. I prefer natural hands down though.

Not hair related, but that color blue looks great on you Crystal.

@tinacollier1447

Жыл бұрын

Pretty colors but looks like pajamas.

@charolynarnita6576

Жыл бұрын

Tina Collier it still looks pretty on the young lady. It's comfortable for her,heck she's doing hair all day, cone in now. People just wanna complain

Let’s be honest this isn’t the case for most people. There’s always best case scenario for natural or relaxed.

@chysel4860

Жыл бұрын

It is the case. Its just that we've heard and seen a lot of horror stories growing up. The relaxer isn't the problem it's the maintenance and the bad styles we do once we have them.

@shebrownsuga

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I have bad experiences with relaxers. I guess it just depends.

Absolutely beautiful and healthy hair. However, I am in my sixties with long hair, that haven't had a relaxer in 6 months. Oftentimes, I am flabbergasted about long my hair has grown. I'm waiting for the finishing touches you've done to the client's long and flowing hair.

But you have to get the right hairdresser to have relax hair. You can't always find them.

@user-ip5fm3ck4p

Жыл бұрын

​@@JAM....1212 how often do you retouch?

Its very tempting to go RELAXED. LENGTH RETENTION IS EASIER WITH RELAXED HAIR. Its easier to keep knots out. But then I think of all the dangerous chemicals polluting my body and decide against it. Ill just have patience.

You're correct. Relaxed, healthy and long relaxed hair is a rarity. She is blessed 🙌🏽

KUDOS TO HER ✊🏾 When I was relaxed my hair would matt horribly... Everyone texture can't handle it

I also think even if she was natural he hair would grow well if she took care of it. Some have great genetics. And paired with a good hair routine can achieve length

@getreal4real169

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. Genetics and great hair care.

Relaxed hair can get long, it's just that most of the time it's too thin and lifeless for my liking. But you did a great job and she looks great!

@kyleowens1976

Жыл бұрын

I was going to make a statement about relaxed hair looking thin, but you beat me to it😁

@CinnamonSugar202

Жыл бұрын

Def be thin , I like big hair

@britjj5126

Жыл бұрын

A lot of times it's thin because people relax it bone straight or use the extra strength relaxers on hair that's fine or low density.

@canigetit2008

Жыл бұрын

I've had a relaxer 25 years.... My hip length hair has never looked thin! Its always been thick and long.

@kyleowens1976

Жыл бұрын

@@canigetit2008 good for you girl

I'm obsessed with watching these videos. Crystal does such a great job!

Simply Beautiful!!! Yay for my relaxed Ladies❤️

I''m in my early 50's I have had relaxed hair since I was 5 or 6 years old, and my hair was very long! I would say almost at waist length, and it was very healthy! So, you are definitely right! Who says you can't have long healthy relaxed hair? I also have a girlfriend I grew up with in the 1980's at my old church, and her hair was relaxed and very healthy at ankle length! When I met her at first is was just only relaxed at ankle length, and then as she got older around the age of 17 she started dyeing it a bright red! And, it was still very healthy, relaxed, and color-treated at ankle length! So, she's a prime excellent example right there that you can have extremely long healthy relaxed or chemically-treated hair! And, she has always been an inspiration for me having extremely long relaxed and chemically treated hair just like hers! 😀Now, the thing about going natural.....with my wavy/curly hair type I can be either natural or relaxed but if I had a preference I would prefer to be relaxed. Now, sometimes I do love the curly and wavy styles....

@zeeechanged5352

Жыл бұрын

I also had long relaxed hair not ankle length but it was long.

@angieangiel2666

Жыл бұрын

I agree if you can take care of your relaxer and go to a stylist with good vibes that actually care for your hair it will grow long. Keep stylist with bad vibes out of your hair.

@goldenlady1213

Жыл бұрын

@@angieangiel2666 Agree 100 percent !

@angieangiel2666

Жыл бұрын

@@goldenlady1213 thank you. Because not everyone have your best interest at heart. Stylists with bad vibes will break your hair off. And will stunt your growth. I know because I went to a stylist for 11 years and my hair never flourished.

@goldenlady1213

Жыл бұрын

@@angieangiel2666 Let's not forget the nice acting ones that will secretly snip your ends behind your back, then try to kick the evidence under the chair when they get caught. This is when you say whats on your mind, leave ,and NEVER come back EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!! No Need to participate in sending out ANY referrals.

First of all...her hair is GORGEOUS!!! My hair was long when I was relaxed. I just didn't like using the chemicals and didn't want them affecting my body. Plus, I didn't like the fact that it burned occasionally. I don't miss that process at all. But, everyone has to decide what works for them. As someone else said, ti all depends on the care you put into it.

Off course relax hair can grow and very long the problem is many people over process it by believing that as soon as the new growth comes in is time for a relaxer and that's what breaks the relax hair. So now we know to relax the hair every 3 months 4 or six months.

That's rare indeed. The exception isn't the rule and I'm certain she spend a lot of money to maintain that. More than the look, being natural is about your HEALTH.

Its not the relaxer its who does the relaxer. Overlapping, not deep conditioning is where you get the damage. Unfortunately there is not enough stylist who really care about the health of their clients hair. They do things to their knowing it will cause damage just for the money.

I really like what the stylist is wearing, looks light and cool and that is the most quiet client I have ever seen. I can see post partum shedding on her but it will be back in no time.

Beautiful relaxed hair! This video is giving ASMR, very soothing ❤️🙏🏾

You seem to be bashing natural hair. I have been natural for 8 years! Best decision I ever made. Was relaxed in my early adult years, I liked it but I never achieved the length I have now in the time period that I have been natural. I have tail bone length when my hair is straight and have to keep trimming every 6-8 weeks to prevent it from growing beyond that. The knowledge I gained about hair care since going natural was incredible. No doubt my initial journey was challenging because black women have been brainwashed and conditioned to believe cozily hair must be relaxed. I now believe I could probably achieve similar length but would likely take much longer time if I relaxed my hair now, but I love my natural hair so much I would never ever relax again. The versatility of natural hair is so much( more than with relaxed hair. What I learnt during my transition from relaxed to natural was that wow I can actually have 4-6 months of new growth and still have healthy hair. If I relaxed my hair now I certainly would not relax as often as I did which was every 6-8 weeks as that does not promote healthy hair. I would relax perhaps 3-4 times a year, use less heat and perhaps could achieve similar length. However honestly I have not seen any relaxed hair with tail bone length and the same density/ thickness that I have when I wear my hair straight. Natural hair is not difficult or more work in my opinion. I had to relearn to take care of my natural hair. Problem with persons who say natural hair is too much work is they have not accepted the difference in the hair texture and the changes in methods required to care for coily hair. I went through lots of trial and error with products, methods etc before I found a strategy rhat works for my natural hair. Will never go back to that creamy crack! To each his own but I love my mostly 4b and 4c natural hair,

Growing up, I’ve always had relaxed hair from childhood and my hair was sprouting like crazy and was healthy.. now I’m trying to be on that natural wave and my hair is growing but not as fast as it was when I was relaxed so I’m going back to relaxed

@silivonacooper1287

Жыл бұрын

Examine your diet. Hormones & aging could be factors. I believe hair is more to do with genetics. If you're a person who always had hair whether it's natural or relaxed it will grow the same. To me the growth changes based on hormones, aging, & diet. Sometimes sleep habits or water in take as well

@daniella8400

Жыл бұрын

It’s growing the same just natural is curly and doesn’t look as long.

@DC-sh7ud

Жыл бұрын

I love my natural hair, but my hair grows quicker relaxed as well. It’s not just the look of it, I actually measure my hair length. I cut 2-3 inches off my relaxed hair a month ago, and it’s grown back and inch in a month. My natural hair didn’t do that

@daniella8400

Жыл бұрын

@@DC-sh7ud that literally makes no sense but okay. Hair growth isn’t detriment on relaxed on on relaxed hair. It’s all grows the same. You may be breaking it off when it’s natural but relaxers don’t make your hair grow if anything it stretches your hair but how are you natural and relaxed?

@DC-sh7ud

Жыл бұрын

@@daniella8400 I agree it makes no sense but it’s true 😅 Thankfully I had a mom who gave me and my sisters freedom to wear our hair the way we choose. I’ve alternated between loose natural, relaxed, texturized, locs, dyed, bald and now I’m relaxed with hair down my back. My hair is health no matter how I wear it! When I was natural I was heat trained (or heat damaged to some) but my new growth came in a different texture so I measured it that way. For some reason my relaxed hair grows faster idk why 🤷🏾‍♀️

Mine used to be that same exact length 6 years ago relax hair can grow you just got to get the right products and leave it alone and quit switching it will grow that turn out absolutely beautiful you do have those magic hands 👍😁👍

Now that's some hair care! To go from 1" to 24"+ of healthy hair is something to be proud of! Some people have really strong hair; rare, but they do. Mine is very strong. I bleach the roots every month, for years and now have changed to level 9 strawberry blonde recently, coloring my whole length. My hair, measured from my forehead, is 39 1/2" with almost no split ends found, is healthy, soft & balanced. This video reminded me to check for SE, and I've found 3 strands I trimmed. I haven't been putting any effort into my hair for a couple years, other than leave in and oil every few days. I have recently been trying to care for it properly, and it's very strong and healthy, despite the longterm bleaching. 👍🏻

@silivonacooper1287

Жыл бұрын

The stylist was kidding about the 1inch. She came to her with more length than an inch. Remember she said in the past her hair taken 3 hours to dry under the dryer. Anyone with 1inch of hair can dry in 30 mins

@horlicks3920

Жыл бұрын

@@silivonacooper1287 10 min

My hair has been relaxed since I was 11. It is past my waist at present (about 24"). During my pregnancies, it grew the most. I also was afraid of colouring my hair...I waited about 30 years before trying a rinse which I loved. During COVID, I let my roots grow out a bit but once we were back "outside" I returned to relaxer. I do, however, roller set...every time...except when I trim. I spend 1.5hrs under the dryer most times. I also do the bun every night. So her routine is very similar to mine and clearly it works!

All hair can be healthy, one just have to know their hair how to take care of it. and it can grow no matter what state.. Her hair is very beautiful thank you ever kindly for sharing this God-bless you🙏🏽💕🌹💕🌹

@silivonacooper1287

Жыл бұрын

Agree. All hair grows. Retaining length is most people issue. Most don't get the ends of the hair become more dry than the roots. That's where breakage start & continues up the shaft of the hair. Trimming is important with proper care

She’s got such beautiful long relaxed hair 😊❤great sharing dear

Wow, her hair is absolutely gorgeous 🤗❤❤

@lindahines9380

Жыл бұрын

yes it is! glad she didn't cut it! 😊

@austinrichards6687

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful long healthy hair

Thank you for posting this. Im relaxed. This is motivation and hair goals !! 🙌 Thanks for the inspiration 🙏 ❤️

You say one day you are going to do something.i wouldn’t trust anyone but you. I am a 78 year old white former beautician and you really know your techniques to perfection. Just love watching and learning from you.

@philineasewatts362

Жыл бұрын

Me too

Her hair is beautiful, I’m on a hair growth journey at the moment my hair is 12 inches long trying to get it to 16 inches my hair is also relaxed.

Amazing! Folks, this is result of having someone who knows hair. Crystal, I burst into tears because my great aunt grew my hair her length, and my mom and others destroyed it. She is so fortunate to have you working on her hair

It's mainly Genetics

Absolutely Beautiful Healthy Relaxed Hair

Chemical or natural you have to have a regular hair regimen to maintain healthy hair. It’s not that difficult to understand. When I was a kid my 3rd grade teacher used to call me Pocahontas because my hair was long but in my teens everyone was getting perms and dying there hair I had major issues keeping my hair length now after 3 years of being natural my hair is about 3-4 inches past my bra strap

@peacehappyb237

Жыл бұрын

Sooo true.

@spiritualone2173

Жыл бұрын

If you don't mind me asking how did you get your hair to grow that long after going natural?

@nishiababii3180

Жыл бұрын

@@spiritualone2173 I wash my hair with shampoo twice a month and condition 2 times a month deep condition 1-2 times a month. I try to keep my hair in braids with my natural hair I’ll also brush and oil every week to keep fresh and remove shedded hair. I DONT use oil daily and I only put it mid way to the ends of my hair. I don’t really do wash and goes either and I use mostly Camille rose products and try to always sleep with a satin bonnet. Hopefully that helps you on your journey

@spiritualone2173

Жыл бұрын

@@nishiababii3180 thank you for your response.

@MoniMeka

Жыл бұрын

@@spiritualone2173 first thing to know is that your hair is always growing. Second thing is, you have to learn how to take care of it so that what is growing will not break off. You have to learn how to handle tightly curly/coily hair. It's not straight hair so it requires different care.

Her hair is beautiful. I have thin strands/dense hair. I put a texlax in my hair 4 years ago and my hair hated it because it thinned my already thin strands. So when she says “healthy relaxed hair” she is telling the truth. Some women with thick strands really do well with relaxed hair. Now I’m back to all natural and finally hit waist length this summer. It took 4 years 😢.

Her hair is Beautiful 😍. I am glad that you still left a lot of length. I have short hair & I can't even get a decent cut with out most Beauticians trying to bald me. I also hope she gets over her Post Pardom Depression. Bless You.

I'm also chiming in to say that I LOVE your outfit!!!

She makes me want to relax my hair, so beautiful

First, her hair is beautiful. But why would she as a black woman and hair stylist make a video regarding black hair, all while downing our natural hair? I’m confused…what was that all about? Putting chemicals in your hair is a person’s personal preference. But making a video about relaxed while putting down our, so-called black peoples natural hair, is what so-called white people do and this shouldn’t be how we are towards one another.

@MsKendra79

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing. She acts like she has a personal disgust for natural hair. This is a little strange to me considering she's a hair stylist.

@CriticalThinker19

Жыл бұрын

@@MsKendra79 Exactly! Her tone was almost one of disgust when she said; “I’m never wearing my natural hair.” As if to say she’ll never be herself. It was bordering on self-hate of her own natural hair underneath the relaxers. I mean everyone has a preference and I don’t have a problem with that but we’re talking about hair here. We just can’t seem to love all of what we are as a people and for me, that’s problematic.

@MsKendra79

Жыл бұрын

@@CriticalThinker19 Yes I agree. This whole video had a bad vibe.

@asiam1528

Жыл бұрын

@@MsKendra79 exactly she always refer to natural hair as coarse , unruly and dry always yanking it with her heavy hands but always glorifying perms and 3a hair

@asiam1528

Жыл бұрын

@@CriticalThinker19 watch a lot of her videos how she treats 4c hair versus how she treat 3 a b c hair

My hair has been relaxed since I was ten years old! I’m almost 60 years old…… still with relaxed and very healthy hair.

@luvlichi

Жыл бұрын

But damaged spongy brain tissue... this will affect your ascension Goddess. Stop propagating chemical death.

Thank you for your video. You gave me a new perspective. Her hair is beautiful.

Her hair is gorgeous ❤❤

It's something about a trim that's so satisfying to watch.

You couldn’t paying me to flat iron my hair from experience speaking. I been growing out my natural hair now a year and a half and I’m loving my natural curls. Good job btw ❤

Her hair is so beautiful and healthy.🥰

I nice roller set would've been nice with big roller, with having postpartum shedding and being relaxed direct heating tools are not ideal.

I do as well. My hair is waist length. I wear my hair in wet buns unless I'm going someplace that I feel requires to wear it down. I also do braid outs and sock curls to avoid heat as often as possible. My texture is 4b/4C...so natural is not an option for me. Her hair looks beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Black women can grow hair...focus more on the health...ditch the weaves and wigs...too costly in my opinion.

@crystalo8603

Жыл бұрын

Why is the natural 4B/4c hair texture not an option for you?

@myinhairitance7741

Жыл бұрын

@@crystalo8603 It's not an option for me, and for me only...I am not speaking about anyone else...it's too difficult to maintain my hair was brittle, dry, tangled...I spent more money looking for the right hair products, etc...therefore keeping my hair relaxed/texlaxed has been much better for me and my hair is to my waist. I also believe the pandemic contributed to growing it too...because I didn't feel compelled to do it for work since I was at home.

Its more about the chemical effects of the product on our brains versus long or healthy looking hair. Do what works for you, but still educate our women on the chemicals in those products.

You can tell she has fine, good hair and that its genes and not all hair care.

@shebrownsuga

Жыл бұрын

True. Natural or relax, her hair will still be down her back anyways without even trying.

@getreal4real169

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@@shebrownsuga Exactly. However, there are those who don’t believe that your genetics play a role in hair length which is ridiculous.

Such long hair on a melanin American women theses days seem rare. She must have her own hair care products or something. That's definitely a healthy head of hair. Thanks for sharing.🙂💙

Her hair is beautiful 🥰👍👍 great job

Her hair is beautiful. All that heat and blow dryer and comb teeth gave me anxiety lol. I just remember the teeth of the combs after having that hot chemical on my scalp made me feel like my scalp was being scratched with razor blades. And I never understood why hair needed to be further flat ironed immediately after it was just chemically straightened AND blown straight. But her hair and scalp can certainly handle it, so that's good!

You always educate on your videos (which I ❤️). Her hair is beautiful. I do understand why your tone is stronger regarding Relaxer vs Natural hair based on the questionsfrom viewers. You have truly made it clear what ever the client prefers, you will keep it healthy. Wished you were closer to my city, I would love for my Mother to be a bi-weekly client❤️🙌🏾

She looks awesome gurl be safe out there yall

Hair can be long and healthy wether relaxed or natural if it's well taken care of. I've seen plenty of naturals with broken off short hair and plenty of relaxed individuals with short and broken off hair.

Her hair is beautiful

Currently waist length and relaxed. I trim every 8 weeks and alternate weeks of protein/ moisturizing deep conditioners, and henna once a month. I relax 3-4 times a year and only use heat on relaxer day. Protein moisture balance (weekly) relaxer every 16-18 weeks trim every 8 weeks low manipulative styles direct heat only 3-4 times a year moisturize and seal as needed You will see results!

You can have healthy long relaxed hair as long as you take care of it. My hair grew a lot and was healthy when it was permed as long as I was letting a professional hair stylist take care of it. I think the key for some is having the right hair stylist. But natural hair can grow long like that also. It’s all about taking care of your hair. So both natural and permed can grown long hair. But for perms the chemicals going into the scalp which is bad for you.

Beautiful job Chrystal have a great day

Her hair is beautiful.

Back in my hay-day…. I did nothing but grow out my clients hair to 14 inches plus… relaxed… and healthy!✨✨✨✨

Her hair is so beautiful! I was never able to achieve ANY length at all when I was relaxed. My hair never went past neck length. Soon as I stopped relaxing, my hair grew super long. It's down my back now. The last time my hair was that long was when I was a child and had natural hair. I learned that my hair texture is not forgiving when I relax my hair. It constantly breaks off no matter how many trims, protective styles and deep conditioners I used. It just didn't grow past my neck. Thinking back, none of my relaxed relatives grew long hair either. People downplay genetics and hormones. However, they play a role in hair length, strength and retention as well as how well you treat it.

Notice how happy you are with the length of this relaxing hair. Good for youm

@asiam1528

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Exactly if it was 4c hair she would have been complaining how coarse and unruly it is plus dragging it rough

Beautiful RELAXED hair 😍 #goals

Very Beautiful Hair, and You did an Amazing Job!!

Hair is just as individual as the person with it. Healthy or unhealthy hair can be either relaxed or natural…period. Also healthy or unhealthy those scissors are always grabbed. 2 inches healthy hair gone.

My mom has plenty of clients with long relaxed hair

her hair is so pretty you have done a great job

I like your presentations I'm not Black but I've always had wild unruly hair ,and having long Sshiney straight hair is only a dream!

Hi crystal her hair is beautiful, and I love your outfit.

She also has spongy black patches of damaged brain tissue from those chemicals designed to harm our crown! Stay awake Goddesses - your natural crown is EVERYTHING ✨️❤️‍🔥💫

@luvlichi

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They've now linked chemicals in relaxer to cancer. Please stop this & do your research. European beauty standards are killing us!!!

how often does she get a retouch?

Crytstal I love your weight loss. You look great!

I have known quite a few people with long healthy relaxed hair. There is no judgment from me. Find what works for you and keep doing it. My hair does best natural in low manipulation styles. And a bit of tlc.

Ma’am you are really tempting me to go back to the creamy crack. I’m 4years natural and just cut off 3.5 inches for the third time. My hair grows so fast now but I’m scared of the new growth in comparison to the relaxed texture. I grew up thinking I had the nappiest coarsest hair on the planet. Whole time my curl pattern was beautiful, and I just didn’t know how to care for it.

Yes your right definitely loads more work being natural! That looks like a Dyson dryer!

Beautiful hair. You did an amazing job. #HealthyHair 😊❤👍🏽

I enjoy the convenience of my relaxer but I hate how thin and flat it is so I'm going to transition to heat trained natural for that long thick look I've always wanted

My God it looks beautiful Crystal.