Cyn, I agree with most of what your saying. I'm not lazy, i wash my hair weekly, moisturize & comb it. I never relaxed my hair at home, I always went to a salon with a professional & I still got burns & my hair fell off. I sought a trained cosmetologist & trichologist, & she told me to braid my hair & just leave it. No combing, oiling, or frequent washing, just let it grow. This was a few years ago. Thank God i never listened to the trichologist & chose to wash my hair weekly & stopped braiding it. The point I'm making is, some of these professionals are ignorant & they teach that, making knowing how to properly care for your hair hard!

@Spokentruths725

6 ай бұрын

I also went to a licensed professional for my relaxers and it makes sense now why only she thought it looked cute. I thought i had thin hair for years. And while I don’t have a lion’s mane, i do have more density without breakage from relaxers smh. I still took some of her tips and just moved on.

My daughter does not put anything on her hair but shampoo and her hairs to her waist and no she does not come from a family of long haired women

The big companies are probably tuning in to your videos! Now, all of a sudden, Shea Moisture cares about bond repair? Please

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Exactly!

Man you are too funny and real, I need to catch the next live. Nothing but truth. 😂❤ I’m fortunate I found when I was young longhairdontcare2011, rest her soul. She had the results I wanted and was old school - Wash hair, conditioner, protective leave in and blow dry for heat training. Now I’m blessed to find your channel to have a better understanding because whew Chile talk about the ghetto.

I would totally love it if one day, you could do a video addressing hair care for people who sweat a lot. I don't mean a little forehead moisture where you can just slap on a headband. I mean people whose hair is completely soaked after a workout, or people who will literally sweat while in the middle of blow drying or flat ironing their hair (esp on a hot humid summer day). 🥵 I am one of those people and it sometimes feels hopeless knowing it's bad to air dry your hair, but blow drying it seems pointless when you're immediately going to start sweating either while you're doing it, or as soon as you're done. Guess we could get Botox 😅😬 but seriously... Would love to hear your insight and practical advice on the matter.

Here’s the thing about rice water. Whenever I would peel potatoes the thick white starchy liquid would dry out my skin on my hands and it felt terrible because it left my hands dry and cracked. The idea of putting rice water on my hair didn’t make sense to me. I knew it was going to lead to dry breaking hair.

Yes I saw this and was like wow, bond repair is all the rage and they pulling this one out to hop on the bandwagon

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Exactly.

Cynnn! OMG Seeing this thumbnail made my mouth drop. No they are NOT trying this!! Anything for money 😒🥴

Everything I am doing so far with my hair I learned for her. It’s working people. I still need to sign up on the seven day challenge when ready. 3 months ago I threw out all the oils, butter and hair treatments. Got me Olaplex. I am planning on investing on great hair products. From hair scrubs, clarifying shampoo, shampoo to conditioner. 😂. I will give all credit to her for she deserves it all. Planning on going to Las Vegas!

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

No love your doing the work I’m just reminding you that you have everything you need!

Baby idk why you’re not more known, when I say I try to educate people with these truths but they don’t wanna listen 😩 so stuck in their ways

This is a must watch Ladies. Pastor Cyndoll is preaching and dropping gems in this one!!!

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

🤣🤣😫Not Pastor Cyn Doll!🤣🤣❤️❤️

They can’t mess with you Cyn. I don’t say a word I just test the theory’s and thus far you have been right. Idk what made me start back to putting anything on my scalp. My scalp is sore, inflamed and angry. I’m 50 so it caught up with me. Betchu nothing else but Ms. Sebum going on my hair and scalp from now on.

I watched sooooooo many of your videos Cyn and that helped me I even got a consultation and joined the 7day challenge so I can get my routine down pack

This one had me in my feelings sis. I appreciate a woman that is willing to educate her community regardless of how they may feel. Its all out of love. I have to train myself to stop saying 4c or type 4 hair.😅😅

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

I do it for my sisters like you so the grandkids don’t bother me at all. Spread the word sis.

This video is life!! Had a stylist teach this to me years ago. Thank you Cyn!! Thank you for your time! Thank you for your research!! Thank you for the truth!!! Thank you for never giving up on teaching the truth!!!

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

STOP 🛑 BUYING SHEA MOISTURE please

I missed it! I was hoping to catch you because a cosmetologist told me during consultation that my shampoo isnt moisturizing enough even though I told her I have to wash my hair every three days due to itching and high sebum production....its tough out here in these hair salon streets!

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Omg why. Sorry love.

One thing I respect about your teaching is that you are encouraging us to think for ourselves and do for self! I have been following #teamnatural trends for over a decade solely because I never knew how to take care of my hair (even when I had a relaxer). KZread was my teacher when I decided to go relaxer-free. I have been researching more about the science of hair, and my mind has been blownnnn by all of the misleading information that was taught by my go-to team natural influencers (not blaming them though. They were getting their money lol). Now that I know better, I’ll do better. Thankfully, after almost 15 years of following #teammatural trends, my hair wasn’t too damaged. Here’s my question: can you post any useful references/resources that will help us with our research (medical journals, studies, etc.)? That would be helpful for me who loves to acquire knowledge.

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Watch this ❤️‼️ kzread.info/dash/bejne/nZODtLaHn5aXfLA.htmlsi=YHDYFyGvd9nHPG7s

I have so much gratitude and love for you for taking the time and passion to help us. ❤❤❤❤ Thank you for blessing our Crowns. May you attract more people and resources that uplift and support you. ❤❤❤

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!❤️❤️❤️

The hair typing chart was useless to me! I never understood the hype about it. I have extremely coily, fine and medium density hair. Baby (my hair), loves to drink alot and I had to do research for my hair to find out what works. I took the information and tweak my routine from when I had a relaxer. Since I am natural now I use more products that add moisture. I don't use protein to often because it makes my hair dry and brittle and then it breaks off. Learning how to care for my hair whether relaxed or natural is a journey !

Very knowledgeable. I’ve learned a lot today

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!❤️❤️❤️❤️

While I was watching this video on replay a new post came up for “New Hair Products “. What was talked about. The new Sha Moisture bond repair line. Also Kendra has a new bond repair line. And CurlSmith has increased the sizes of their “Bond Repair “ Products.

Regarding the comment that 4c needs a different care than 2c. I have medium to small curls and use the same products and methods of straight and wavy haired women and I love it. Also, just about every white girl I see who runs around in a wash n go has thin legs anemic looking hair. White & Hispanic women just say they have curly hair. 🤷🏽‍♀️

I’m seeing an increase of videos saying “I no longer oil my scalp.”

"Hey, I'm Cyn. I'm caramel-skinned and I got a big booty!" 😂😂😂😂😂

@IamCynDoll

4 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣‼️🤣🤣🤣

I’m throwing all the shea moisture lines away because they are definitely just riding waves and I know it’s not genuine,,, I want to give Olaplex a chance I never really tried them I watched your video and it gives me motivation to try it out

Cyn i csnt walk around here with roller sets and flexi rod sets lol. Ill figure out how to get the sebum down my hair. Hopefully, 2 strand twists can do it for me.

Your doing the work of God foreal thank you so much

@IamCynDoll

5 ай бұрын

You are very welcome.❤️

I’m sorry ladies most of your favorite influencers have cosmetologist doing their hair. Most of the time when they showing you these wash and go’s and twist outs they are actually going to a professional in between filming . Or if not , 6months later ,they are going to get 4-6inches cut off because their ends are trashed. A lot of the time they need more than that cut off that’s when “The Big Chop to start over” comes in.

Bomb live as usual😊! Glad i was there to witness the fool that got shown the door! I was waiting on the edge of my seat for you to notice their comments 🍿🍿😅.

Thank you for saving this old ladiies' hair. Love and appreciate you!

@patriciaramirez5654

6 ай бұрын

You are so funny😂

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

You are so welcome!

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

🤣❤️❤️

Cyn can I send you the booty chart I found?? LoL it's hilarious and just like the curl typing chart

I was here for the “rice water “ videos. Yes Cyn was call everything but a child of God. I had to cuss some women out. I’m 58yrs old. In my 20’s the Man who took care of my hair taught me the exact same thing Cyn is teaching. I’m here now working with Cyn to work on healthy hair & scalp from the inside.

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

What would I do without you! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@alee7322

6 ай бұрын

@@IamCynDoll hey I’m your Midwest cousin, we look out for each other.

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

PREACH!!! These natural hair products cause hair damage and I saw the light 4 years ago and I mentioned to my stylist that natural hair products are trash. Like my stylist told me, you do what you went to school to do and let me do what I went to school to do. We are not hair experts. We would never tell a doctor how to do their job.

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Yes!!! Say it louder for the people in the back!

Shea Moisture products are not good at all.

My heart breaks for the 7 year old baby who has alopecia due to rice water. That poor baby.

@Glad2BGolden

6 ай бұрын

Why on earth would a mother put rice water on a baby’s hair that has all of its nutrients? Stoopid!!!

That Wen cowash line should have been a wake up call to black women. All those other women were losing hair, and dealing with serious scalp issues from an unscientific trend.

I have a question since companies are taking advantage of the current trends by creating and selling team natural products; do the current cosmology schools teach team natural ideas such as oiling scalp, pre-pooing and spraying water on the hair for detangling?

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

No they do not. You don’t get tested on any team natural hacks with the state to get your license it’s not respected in anyway unless you have an instructor that’s follows KZread hacks for fun.

Hi. 🙃 You asked why does it hurt for some of us to comb our hair. 🤔Well for me, everytime I detangle my hair...even with oil(takes more than an hour or so), it immediately tangles right back again. Then after I finally do get it detangled, and wash & condition it, it immediately tangles back up again. So, that got frustrating and made me dread doing my hair...and i started procrastinated on combing it. I realized though after watching another of your videos why that is. It was one where someone else in the chat was having the same exact problem as me, you told her she had trichonodosis(what we've been calling single strand knots). So, im pretty sure that's what I have. Now I know i need to cut a lot of it off😢 so it will stop tangling & worse and i can comb it without it tangling. I know it will grow back, but it will take a while, and i am impatient. Plus I don't know how i will look with short hair. 😐 Unfortunately where i am, people(my own family & strangers) make a huge deal over long hair & natural texture hair, especially if you've got both. That's why I've been reluctant to cut it. 🙁

I really enjoyed your video. The key points for me were: 1. It’s all about the money. Companies make the most money off people addicted to KZread natural hair trends. Reflecting on this, I realise that relaxed hair just doesn’t line pockets in the same way. It’s all about consumerism. 2. Division is promoted in the black and natural hair community and……you guessed it! It’s a money maker! I suspect a lot of it has to do with traumas and insecurities. The whole Walker typing system is not based on science! However we have run with this. Many even use it as an identity marker - which is quite sad. I feel the goal of most naturals is to have more self love and pride in their hair, to heal past traumas. But, it’s also had a negative effect. It kind of reminds me of people claiming the n word for empowerment. It hurts less because we embrace it. 3) Division has led to an influx of second rate products We are more isolated, encouraged to only use products that other humans with hair on their heads do not use. And we’re probably financially worse off for it.

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

Say it louder for the people in the back!!! The entire video summarized!

@RonkeMusic

6 ай бұрын

@@IamCynDoll ☺️ thanks Cyn!

That part....why did we believe unqualified people? We are a hot mess!

Don't allow your hair to tangle and wash your scalp every week to 2 week!!!

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

It’s that simple!

@Glad2BGolden

6 ай бұрын

Regular well timed trims will cut down on tangles.

@rutho.6282

6 ай бұрын

People also need to start reading about ingredients and understand what they doing and why, along with a general sense of their porosity

Now its porosity, which confuses me. I never followed team natural but after all these years of trying, my hair doesn't grow beyond my set lengths & it's less dense than usual, so I did the water test & my hair without product stayed just below the water line but with product sunk even further, some to the middle or the bottom of the glass. My hair gets wet easily while washing it. It detangles smoothly, absorbs creams but not oils. If it's low porosity, because the hair mainly stayed towards the top of the glass of water, then i need to switch up my products & start over again. I just need clarity.

@ebonywatson9939

6 ай бұрын

Girl I feel you. One wash day itsow porosity the next it’s high. I give up isn using nothing

@itsadrienne2287

6 ай бұрын

Hello honey its not hard just get your mind from being brainwashed, Get a good quality shampoo conditioner set leavin conditioner blow dry your hair keep up with your trims, you don’t need creams your natural hair sebum does so much for your hair,, If you give what God gave you a chance you will see for yourself it just takes for you to want it and stop thinking it’s so difficult to do when it’s not

I’m sorry I wasn’t here for “The Sunday Cafe” remark. The hair typing chart was a matrix Andre Walker made to sell his hair care line. I’m from Chicago, and remember when he created it. He was Oprah’s hairstylist. Oprah never said “I have 4C hair, you should use this”. Actually she had him on her show but never did promotion for him, never. Andre never talked about porosity, follicle health, hair shaft health, protein, none of it. Not to mention he knew because Oprah’s hair got healthier and grew. But teaching the science of hair wouldn’t sell his hair care line.

I thought Olaplex was an endocrine disruptor tho?

@IamCynDoll

5 ай бұрын

Don’t believe everything you hear.

exactly, i was like, huh? BONDS? ah cheaper than Olaplex and silly women will go in droves to buy it

@IamCynDoll

6 ай бұрын

You know it!

Love your content and knowledge. I am new to your channel. I’ve been wearing my hair natural for over 10+ years now. Have you or can you give any knowledge on Melanin HAIRCARE and CURLS? These are the two lines I currently use. Always interested in learning new lines not just for natural hair but just hair in general. 🦄🩷🎆