3:04 the problem is that the hair Braiders don’t like any product on the hair before they braid. They want the hair completely dry.
@marleyhill345 сағат бұрын
So... just to let you know my hair I going to Frizz and shrink regardless of style, method or product. lol! I live somewhere with high humidity, I sweat a lot ( cries in perimenopause), I do a manual job 2 days a week. I workout outside in mud, dust, pollution, leaves, rain, sleet, snow ( 🙈) 2 days a week and I go to the spa/sauna/steamroom/swimming pool 2 days a week. I'm just not like other black women/people with curly/straight/styled hair. Lol! I am not even that cute gal in the gym. Lol!
@marleyhill347 сағат бұрын
I can wear braided/twisted styles. However, they have to be done with extra care and I still need to shampoo and condition weekly and apply braid spray and scalp spray daily. One month is probably the maximum I can go now with my perimenopausal hair and scalp. When I was a teenager and in my 20s, my hair and scalp were more resilient, so I would wear the braids/kinky twists for 12 weeks and shampoo and condition once a month. I still needed daily braid spray though. I tend to wear braids/kinky twists in the autumn to get a rest from constantly having my hair out and weekly detangling but still being able to go swimming weekly.
@augustacookeygam557911 сағат бұрын
I stopped doing braids a lot and my hair thrived. Braids actually breaks my hair a lot more than just leaving it alone.
@lisasmilez12 сағат бұрын
I’m a stylist and I tell my clients this often as well. Your natural hair is enough. Thanks for this video ❤
@flourishingzoe158412 сағат бұрын
This is so true. I stop doing braids with extensions. Im currently with my almost 4 weeks mini braids on natural hair without extensions. I recently made a braided ponytail that i attach it to my hair to change my look depending on the event and immediately I come back home, i will remove it. My routine is, i moisturise once or twice a week, at 4 weeks, i will shampoo, deep conditioned , leave in conditioner and take down and renew each braids while maintaining it's original parting. At 2 months, i will follow thesam procedure but switch to mini twist and keep for 2 month. At the end of 4 months, i will take down the twist, wash and blow dry and check if there is split end or my hair needs trimming. This has help with my weekly moisture routine, my scalp is clean, not itchy . Im also 9 weeks postpartum and i plan to keep this routine through out till the end of this year. My hair feels very moisturized very nourished and is thicker than before 7:57
@beautyofgrace391519 сағат бұрын
I stopped wearing braids years ago, it made my scalp itch and they felt heavy and it’s just not for me.
@selleisa12162619 сағат бұрын
This is just continuing the narrative that natural hair is so fragile nothing can be done to it. This is simply not true. I have mid back 4B hair and I regularly get silk presses, braids, etc. Every style can be done in moderation and with care.
@marleyhill347 сағат бұрын
That's your hair. I am someone with FRAGILE HAIR and no amount of care and moderation is going to change that. I 'm aware that some people have resilient hair and scalp that they can do anything to but what I don't understand is why people with hair that can do anything are not aware of people whose hair is actually fragile. We both deserve space in the hair care and hair styling world. Hair care, hair products and hair styling are not one size fits all.
@WilliamsPinch20 сағат бұрын
My clients who go back and forth to box braids have had major thinning since the “goddess braid” explosion. They let the convenience overrule logic lol
@Austinflwrz21 сағат бұрын
We can’t have shit.
@BritanyMichelle21 сағат бұрын
@@Austinflwrz we have our Natural Hair!! 📢
@byashleereneКүн бұрын
Great info! Thanks for sharing! I’m also a hair care specialist and I resonate with everything that you said, I tell my clients the same!
@BritanyMichelleКүн бұрын
@@byashleerene love this, thank you for watching and leading your clients to healthier hair! 🤝🏽💛
@mrod87Күн бұрын
I spend the rest of the year bouncing back from summer Braids. I agree with this message! I’ve been very successful with mini twisting my own natural hair and doing small flex rods on my natural hair each style last week or two maybe three weeks and that’s been my protective style as of late because Braids tear my hair up! What are your thoughts on boho braids?
@SuchASaintКүн бұрын
Is this a safe space to share my story? While working from home about the last two years I had been growing out my hair in soft extended twist like yours here. Last summer, I met a new guy who had locs. He asked me, if my “real hair was short?” When I responded “no”, he then asked why I had “that sh*t” in my hair?! And he wasn’t the first person to specifically make a negative comment about these twist. My sister made similar comments. I haven’t worn them since. Now I’m back working in the office and my hair is chronically braided up 😭😭😭
@BritanyMichelle20 сағат бұрын
@@SuchASaint yes this is a safe space to share your story lol, welcome in 💛😌 Honestly I think more folks are realizing that there is an unnecessary narrative surrounding textured hair and the “need” for extensions and “protective styles.” While they are certainly fun styling options, they’re not necessities for hair growth, length retention or health. We can simply just wear our hair. 😌💛🤝🏽
@DeviantbratКүн бұрын
Some scientists have said that the extensions we use for braids are made from toxic materials, they literally dry your hair out, rub against your hair strands and causes them to deteriorate. Love your video ♥️
@Aniexo_Күн бұрын
What’s why I went back to crochets! Braids used to work fine but these stylist want your hair dry asf to make their jobs “easier” but our hair pays the price.
@nneenaa634310 сағат бұрын
Crochet is even worse! You’re braiding your hair then crocheting hair with a needle through braids… even more tension.
@Aniexo_9 сағат бұрын
@@nneenaa6343 funny because I used to do crochets In 2019 then stopped because it wasn’t popular anymore. Had tons of growth then switched to braids which thinned out my hair. I decided to do what worked in the past and went back to crochet.
@antoinettemariafitКүн бұрын
What’s your opinion on banding hair at night with silk scrunchies?
@BritanyMichelleКүн бұрын
@@antoinettemariafit love it. 👌🏽💯 Great stretching option.
@B_ready4671Күн бұрын
Alot of great info! I experienced thinning edges wearing braids and realized no point in damaging whats natural for fake..turns out my natural hair likes freedom😊
@BritanyMichelle11 сағат бұрын
@@B_ready4671 “no point in damaging what’s natural, for fake.” Whew, yes. So good. 🤝🏽😌💛
@obsidyenneg4333Күн бұрын
I think your work life impacts your choices. For people who work 9 to 5 jobs, it’s easier to wear hair in a natural state. But if you’re on call 24/7 for 7 days, and you could easily be out of the house for 24-28 hrs, there’s far less time to manage your hair. I agree that your hair is often more dry with braids, but my hair retention is far greater with braids. Secondly, people need to ensure the hair stylist is not braiding too tightly. My hair flourishes in braids.
@BritanyMichelleКүн бұрын
@@obsidyenneg4333 dry/dehydrated hair will always lead to very see-through/weathered ends overtime. I’ve seen many clients retain length from braids from previous stylists; unfortunately this length is always see-through, and eventually has to be cut. The cuticle weathering comes with excessive synthetic braid wearing.
@IntrovertsanКүн бұрын
I think its because some people wear the braids in first far too long. You have people wearing braids for three months or more worse when they are installed tightly. They also arent moisturizing or oiling their hair while the braids are in. Braids should be like a month or a month and a half not several months. Same for sew ins.
@Stayingfocused242Күн бұрын
Exactly! Many people don't care for their braids properly. My hair is always super thick and strong when I remove my braids. I moisturize with a cream based oil moisturizer, Shea butter or other moisturizing product. My hair really thrives when I wear braids.
@dmt7808Күн бұрын
I agree with you both!! We have to learn how to talk care of our hair in all seasons and styles.
@victoriasvibesss17 сағат бұрын
@@Stayingfocused242 same!
@bitokay1472 күн бұрын
Yes natural hair can be a pain but I love it I embrace that it cant be bone straight all the time trying simple buns keep it simple it feels good to have my natural hair out - oil massages every 2 -3 days has stopped me losing hair during hair washes I thought it was so weird. Literally a small little hair ball thats it. Love the video.
@bitokay1472 күн бұрын
You are so right its a bit of laziness. We have to put the work in. Its burning here in nyc and I debated but decided no to braids. I got braids in college and lost alot of hair when in Brooklyn. They just pulled too tight. I grew a lot of more hair under a loose wig half wig in the pandemic just didn't touch it massaged and one year 4 inches longer. You
@missann09062 күн бұрын
Yes,yes, please educate us about hair grease I heard it’s not good for the scalp
@07laille092 күн бұрын
I know this is weird but when I was looking at this video, I’m like she kind of looks like me , I feel like we have the same eyes 😂
@NadiaPinkКүн бұрын
Omg Yall do look a lot a like wow
@BeastHunter21216 сағат бұрын
Yes yes yes you do.😮
@jackier3012 күн бұрын
I put my hair in braids for three months, December 2023 to March 2024 , never again, my hair was so thin mid shaft down to my ends, I had to cut it off, I was so disappointed, after I cut it, I put it back in my regular mini twist from April, to July, my hair grew back thicker, I just took it down today, my hair is back to normal, am so happy now😂, everything you mentioned is on point, I knew better, I just wanted to use up some hair that I have, I should have just thrown it out
@bitokay1472 күн бұрын
yes never 3 months lol I have been there. The chemicals in the hair braiding has serious health issues it thins the hair. I would like to tray crochet light minimal braiding under but never braids for 3months. It took a while to recover.
@BritanyMichelle2 күн бұрын
@@jackier301 aww man. What a journey, but you made it back lol! I’ve seen some major hair/scalp issues on first-time clients wanting to come off wearing braids. Crown balding, hairline loss, see-through ends… Glad you made it back to healthier hair!
@BritanyMichelle2 күн бұрын
@@bitokay147 saw that you mentioned crochet, and had to chime in. Crochet dries textured hair out terribly, overtime. I wouldn’t opt for it. If you want the look, try using virgin hair or a u-part. Natural Twists though, (tutorial in a previous video), are by far the healthiest/most effective protective style for length retention and moisture retention.
@ramahh9792 күн бұрын
Thank You for such an informative vid. Been doing wash n go’s in the Anthony Dickey method all year and my hair is thriving, along with Ayurvedic challenges. I will likely put my hair in braids for a conference in August
@BritanyMichelle2 күн бұрын
@@ramahh979 glad to hear your hair is thriving! Clients in the salon who primarily wear Wash + Go’s, and do well maintaining it; do tend to have pretty hydrated hair overall! Hoping you continue your great routine, after your braids! 💛
@ramahh979Күн бұрын
@@BritanyMichellethank you! I can’t leave them in long without it compromising my hair. Appreciate you sharing this with us
@lexnthecityyy2 күн бұрын
Synthetic braiding hair tears my hair up so much no matter what I do
@alexiselaine96032 күн бұрын
same!
@reneeharrell70752 күн бұрын
Great points about wearing braids! I wore braids with extensions from May 2023 to October 2023 back to back. I noticed my hair was thinner after the braids were moved. I decided not to get any braids this year and just keep my hair in a bun. My hair is thicker.
@BritanyMichelle2 күн бұрын
@@reneeharrell7075 so glad to know you’re seeing better results with your hair! Thank you for watching. 💛
@ProperlyPrissy2 күн бұрын
good video, straight to the point & helpful tips
@CoilyCode3 күн бұрын
You're so beautiful! I love how your hair is styled here :D Great advice. I left braids 4 years ago and never looked back lol
@BritanyMichelle3 күн бұрын
So glad you enjoyed, and thanks so much! 💛
@leldridge3023 күн бұрын
This video was so informative! Thank you for the mini color theory lesson! These braids turned out beautiful and you’re absolutely gorgeous!
@BritanyMichelle3 күн бұрын
@@leldridge302 So glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
@tiamariadiaz98343 күн бұрын
Hi Britany! Are you accepting new clients? Would like to have my hair done by a professional stylist such as yourself. Your work with natural hair is unmatched! Please let me know if I can book a future appointment with you. Thanks so much for responding 😊
@BritanyMichelle3 күн бұрын
@@tiamariadiaz9834 Hi! Available salon dates can be found online at britanymichelle.co. Thank you for your inquiry, we look forward to your visit! 💛
@makeoversbymeme20773 күн бұрын
That’s exactly what I was planning on doing when that new growth kicks in 😂😊
@tellythemodel4 күн бұрын
Love this, it came out absolutely beautiful 😍 ✅️✨️
@MyeshaB5 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing👍🏾
@MyeshaB5 күн бұрын
Your twists are top tier👏🏾
@BritanyMichelle4 күн бұрын
@@MyeshaB thank you 💛
@MyeshaB5 күн бұрын
So pretty! I would like to see how you sleek your hair into a pony with no part.
@Michelles_Daughter6 күн бұрын
New subbie! Your hair is beautiful!
@cynthiabethune-odom73966 күн бұрын
Perfect for my ash blonde platinum bundles I dyed!
@callmechichi17118 күн бұрын
A & B for sure.
@banita11349 күн бұрын
Great video! Love your hair, wish I could style mine that way 😢
@mingtoiisaac462310 күн бұрын
Will begin wearing my hair loose more. Thank you
@johndoe-zx8hi10 күн бұрын
What hair do you use for this style? And is it rope twist?
@BritanyMichelle10 күн бұрын
Full video with hair details is linked in the description of this video. ❤
@alwayspushforward4 күн бұрын
@@BritanyMichelleI can never get the braiding hair to stay twisted into my hair 😢
@churchsbiscuits10 күн бұрын
Beautiful hair!!!
@pollyw477110 күн бұрын
Thank you 🦋😘
@callmechichi171110 күн бұрын
Her hair is beautiful.
@callmechichi171110 күн бұрын
You did that!
@callmechichi171110 күн бұрын
You twist so perfectly 😍👌🏾.
@callmechichi171110 күн бұрын
You & your hair are gorgeous. These are some great tips.
@callmechichi171110 күн бұрын
Those twists are so beautiful.
@staceyg.432010 күн бұрын
Thank you! This video has been helpful. I'm over 60, and my hair has been thinning.🙁 I wear my hair back almost daily, so I realize that may be adding to my hair loss. Wearing cornrows or extensions will just pull on the hair, so I will try wearing my hair out in twists. ❤️ Thanks again for your expertise!
@BritanyMichelle10 күн бұрын
@@staceyg.4320 glad to help! Thank you for watching!
@beeznhoney43239 күн бұрын
Check your vitamin minerals. I was having hormonal issues, coupled with iron deficiency. I added Biotin, Folic Acid, Iron by MegaFoods brands (veggie base to avoid constipation), used Olaplex #0 & #3 with a deep conditioner under my home dryer as needed, sprits/watered my hair more like a plant and that has turned everything around. Most importantly, get your hormones back on track. EDIT: MSM too! internal & external but drink WATER!!💦💦
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3:04 the problem is that the hair Braiders don’t like any product on the hair before they braid. They want the hair completely dry.
So... just to let you know my hair I going to Frizz and shrink regardless of style, method or product. lol! I live somewhere with high humidity, I sweat a lot ( cries in perimenopause), I do a manual job 2 days a week. I workout outside in mud, dust, pollution, leaves, rain, sleet, snow ( 🙈) 2 days a week and I go to the spa/sauna/steamroom/swimming pool 2 days a week. I'm just not like other black women/people with curly/straight/styled hair. Lol! I am not even that cute gal in the gym. Lol!
I can wear braided/twisted styles. However, they have to be done with extra care and I still need to shampoo and condition weekly and apply braid spray and scalp spray daily. One month is probably the maximum I can go now with my perimenopausal hair and scalp. When I was a teenager and in my 20s, my hair and scalp were more resilient, so I would wear the braids/kinky twists for 12 weeks and shampoo and condition once a month. I still needed daily braid spray though. I tend to wear braids/kinky twists in the autumn to get a rest from constantly having my hair out and weekly detangling but still being able to go swimming weekly.
I stopped doing braids a lot and my hair thrived. Braids actually breaks my hair a lot more than just leaving it alone.
I’m a stylist and I tell my clients this often as well. Your natural hair is enough. Thanks for this video ❤
This is so true. I stop doing braids with extensions. Im currently with my almost 4 weeks mini braids on natural hair without extensions. I recently made a braided ponytail that i attach it to my hair to change my look depending on the event and immediately I come back home, i will remove it. My routine is, i moisturise once or twice a week, at 4 weeks, i will shampoo, deep conditioned , leave in conditioner and take down and renew each braids while maintaining it's original parting. At 2 months, i will follow thesam procedure but switch to mini twist and keep for 2 month. At the end of 4 months, i will take down the twist, wash and blow dry and check if there is split end or my hair needs trimming. This has help with my weekly moisture routine, my scalp is clean, not itchy . Im also 9 weeks postpartum and i plan to keep this routine through out till the end of this year. My hair feels very moisturized very nourished and is thicker than before 7:57
I stopped wearing braids years ago, it made my scalp itch and they felt heavy and it’s just not for me.
This is just continuing the narrative that natural hair is so fragile nothing can be done to it. This is simply not true. I have mid back 4B hair and I regularly get silk presses, braids, etc. Every style can be done in moderation and with care.
That's your hair. I am someone with FRAGILE HAIR and no amount of care and moderation is going to change that. I 'm aware that some people have resilient hair and scalp that they can do anything to but what I don't understand is why people with hair that can do anything are not aware of people whose hair is actually fragile. We both deserve space in the hair care and hair styling world. Hair care, hair products and hair styling are not one size fits all.
My clients who go back and forth to box braids have had major thinning since the “goddess braid” explosion. They let the convenience overrule logic lol
We can’t have shit.
@@Austinflwrz we have our Natural Hair!! 📢
Great info! Thanks for sharing! I’m also a hair care specialist and I resonate with everything that you said, I tell my clients the same!
@@byashleerene love this, thank you for watching and leading your clients to healthier hair! 🤝🏽💛
I spend the rest of the year bouncing back from summer Braids. I agree with this message! I’ve been very successful with mini twisting my own natural hair and doing small flex rods on my natural hair each style last week or two maybe three weeks and that’s been my protective style as of late because Braids tear my hair up! What are your thoughts on boho braids?
Is this a safe space to share my story? While working from home about the last two years I had been growing out my hair in soft extended twist like yours here. Last summer, I met a new guy who had locs. He asked me, if my “real hair was short?” When I responded “no”, he then asked why I had “that sh*t” in my hair?! And he wasn’t the first person to specifically make a negative comment about these twist. My sister made similar comments. I haven’t worn them since. Now I’m back working in the office and my hair is chronically braided up 😭😭😭
@@SuchASaint yes this is a safe space to share your story lol, welcome in 💛😌 Honestly I think more folks are realizing that there is an unnecessary narrative surrounding textured hair and the “need” for extensions and “protective styles.” While they are certainly fun styling options, they’re not necessities for hair growth, length retention or health. We can simply just wear our hair. 😌💛🤝🏽
Some scientists have said that the extensions we use for braids are made from toxic materials, they literally dry your hair out, rub against your hair strands and causes them to deteriorate. Love your video ♥️
What’s why I went back to crochets! Braids used to work fine but these stylist want your hair dry asf to make their jobs “easier” but our hair pays the price.
Crochet is even worse! You’re braiding your hair then crocheting hair with a needle through braids… even more tension.
@@nneenaa6343 funny because I used to do crochets In 2019 then stopped because it wasn’t popular anymore. Had tons of growth then switched to braids which thinned out my hair. I decided to do what worked in the past and went back to crochet.
What’s your opinion on banding hair at night with silk scrunchies?
@@antoinettemariafit love it. 👌🏽💯 Great stretching option.
Alot of great info! I experienced thinning edges wearing braids and realized no point in damaging whats natural for fake..turns out my natural hair likes freedom😊
@@B_ready4671 “no point in damaging what’s natural, for fake.” Whew, yes. So good. 🤝🏽😌💛
I think your work life impacts your choices. For people who work 9 to 5 jobs, it’s easier to wear hair in a natural state. But if you’re on call 24/7 for 7 days, and you could easily be out of the house for 24-28 hrs, there’s far less time to manage your hair. I agree that your hair is often more dry with braids, but my hair retention is far greater with braids. Secondly, people need to ensure the hair stylist is not braiding too tightly. My hair flourishes in braids.
@@obsidyenneg4333 dry/dehydrated hair will always lead to very see-through/weathered ends overtime. I’ve seen many clients retain length from braids from previous stylists; unfortunately this length is always see-through, and eventually has to be cut. The cuticle weathering comes with excessive synthetic braid wearing.
I think its because some people wear the braids in first far too long. You have people wearing braids for three months or more worse when they are installed tightly. They also arent moisturizing or oiling their hair while the braids are in. Braids should be like a month or a month and a half not several months. Same for sew ins.
Exactly! Many people don't care for their braids properly. My hair is always super thick and strong when I remove my braids. I moisturize with a cream based oil moisturizer, Shea butter or other moisturizing product. My hair really thrives when I wear braids.
I agree with you both!! We have to learn how to talk care of our hair in all seasons and styles.
@@Stayingfocused242 same!
Yes natural hair can be a pain but I love it I embrace that it cant be bone straight all the time trying simple buns keep it simple it feels good to have my natural hair out - oil massages every 2 -3 days has stopped me losing hair during hair washes I thought it was so weird. Literally a small little hair ball thats it. Love the video.
You are so right its a bit of laziness. We have to put the work in. Its burning here in nyc and I debated but decided no to braids. I got braids in college and lost alot of hair when in Brooklyn. They just pulled too tight. I grew a lot of more hair under a loose wig half wig in the pandemic just didn't touch it massaged and one year 4 inches longer. You
Yes,yes, please educate us about hair grease I heard it’s not good for the scalp
I know this is weird but when I was looking at this video, I’m like she kind of looks like me , I feel like we have the same eyes 😂
Omg Yall do look a lot a like wow
Yes yes yes you do.😮
I put my hair in braids for three months, December 2023 to March 2024 , never again, my hair was so thin mid shaft down to my ends, I had to cut it off, I was so disappointed, after I cut it, I put it back in my regular mini twist from April, to July, my hair grew back thicker, I just took it down today, my hair is back to normal, am so happy now😂, everything you mentioned is on point, I knew better, I just wanted to use up some hair that I have, I should have just thrown it out
yes never 3 months lol I have been there. The chemicals in the hair braiding has serious health issues it thins the hair. I would like to tray crochet light minimal braiding under but never braids for 3months. It took a while to recover.
@@jackier301 aww man. What a journey, but you made it back lol! I’ve seen some major hair/scalp issues on first-time clients wanting to come off wearing braids. Crown balding, hairline loss, see-through ends… Glad you made it back to healthier hair!
@@bitokay147 saw that you mentioned crochet, and had to chime in. Crochet dries textured hair out terribly, overtime. I wouldn’t opt for it. If you want the look, try using virgin hair or a u-part. Natural Twists though, (tutorial in a previous video), are by far the healthiest/most effective protective style for length retention and moisture retention.
Thank You for such an informative vid. Been doing wash n go’s in the Anthony Dickey method all year and my hair is thriving, along with Ayurvedic challenges. I will likely put my hair in braids for a conference in August
@@ramahh979 glad to hear your hair is thriving! Clients in the salon who primarily wear Wash + Go’s, and do well maintaining it; do tend to have pretty hydrated hair overall! Hoping you continue your great routine, after your braids! 💛
@@BritanyMichellethank you! I can’t leave them in long without it compromising my hair. Appreciate you sharing this with us
Synthetic braiding hair tears my hair up so much no matter what I do
same!
Great points about wearing braids! I wore braids with extensions from May 2023 to October 2023 back to back. I noticed my hair was thinner after the braids were moved. I decided not to get any braids this year and just keep my hair in a bun. My hair is thicker.
@@reneeharrell7075 so glad to know you’re seeing better results with your hair! Thank you for watching. 💛
good video, straight to the point & helpful tips
You're so beautiful! I love how your hair is styled here :D Great advice. I left braids 4 years ago and never looked back lol
So glad you enjoyed, and thanks so much! 💛
This video was so informative! Thank you for the mini color theory lesson! These braids turned out beautiful and you’re absolutely gorgeous!
@@leldridge302 So glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
Hi Britany! Are you accepting new clients? Would like to have my hair done by a professional stylist such as yourself. Your work with natural hair is unmatched! Please let me know if I can book a future appointment with you. Thanks so much for responding 😊
@@tiamariadiaz9834 Hi! Available salon dates can be found online at britanymichelle.co. Thank you for your inquiry, we look forward to your visit! 💛
That’s exactly what I was planning on doing when that new growth kicks in 😂😊
Love this, it came out absolutely beautiful 😍 ✅️✨️
Thanks for sharing👍🏾
Your twists are top tier👏🏾
@@MyeshaB thank you 💛
So pretty! I would like to see how you sleek your hair into a pony with no part.
New subbie! Your hair is beautiful!
Perfect for my ash blonde platinum bundles I dyed!
A & B for sure.
Great video! Love your hair, wish I could style mine that way 😢
Will begin wearing my hair loose more. Thank you
What hair do you use for this style? And is it rope twist?
Full video with hair details is linked in the description of this video. ❤
@@BritanyMichelleI can never get the braiding hair to stay twisted into my hair 😢
Beautiful hair!!!
Thank you 🦋😘
Her hair is beautiful.
You did that!
You twist so perfectly 😍👌🏾.
You & your hair are gorgeous. These are some great tips.
Those twists are so beautiful.
Thank you! This video has been helpful. I'm over 60, and my hair has been thinning.🙁 I wear my hair back almost daily, so I realize that may be adding to my hair loss. Wearing cornrows or extensions will just pull on the hair, so I will try wearing my hair out in twists. ❤️ Thanks again for your expertise!
@@staceyg.4320 glad to help! Thank you for watching!
Check your vitamin minerals. I was having hormonal issues, coupled with iron deficiency. I added Biotin, Folic Acid, Iron by MegaFoods brands (veggie base to avoid constipation), used Olaplex #0 & #3 with a deep conditioner under my home dryer as needed, sprits/watered my hair more like a plant and that has turned everything around. Most importantly, get your hormones back on track. EDIT: MSM too! internal & external but drink WATER!!💦💦