Amber Ansah

Amber Ansah

Hi! My name is Amber and I'm a Belgian based KZread content creator. My channel reaches a wide international audience with entertaining videos covering beauty & curly haircare, motherhood, lifestyle, vlogs and more!

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  • @sunflowerbaby1853
    @sunflowerbaby18532 сағат бұрын

    Phenomenal ❗️So jealous with how quick your hair grew back.😊

  • @jujuaroha5822
    @jujuaroha58222 сағат бұрын

    My hubby works all day and the first thing he asks when he gets home is if I want him to cook or should he get take out. Our daughter is 6 months old and he always makes sure I am fed especially because I am breastfeeding. I only cook if I really feel like it. He also has our daughter for most of the day on Saturday, I only have her when I'm feeding her.

  • @orangeocean13
    @orangeocean133 сағат бұрын

    Are you still selling your own line of wigs?

  • @tamarajenkins3035
    @tamarajenkins30355 сағат бұрын

    Your hair grows so fast. Beautiful ❤️

  • @natrlchallenge
    @natrlchallenge5 сағат бұрын

    Whoa! Your hair grows so fast!😮 Do you find silk presses help you retain length?❤ Beautiful hair!

  • @margalynpayne4369
    @margalynpayne43695 сағат бұрын

    Beautiful Amber 😍

  • @Melanated_1
    @Melanated_18 сағат бұрын

    Amber, Momie…DAMN! U doin the damn thing gurl! I’ve not seen u in 6-8 mos & your hair has exploded in length & YOU LOOK HAPPY! U preggars????😂. Woo-chiiiiiile ya betta watch grass grow, chiren take a lot! Luv u, blessings for continues prosperity!

  • @judiths4157
    @judiths41578 сағат бұрын

    Can we get a list of the items you used in this video?

  • @WhatTheKink
    @WhatTheKink7 сағат бұрын

    She recently uploaded this as a full length video. Might be a lil easier to learn all she used from that video.

  • @misshoneynevercame4832
    @misshoneynevercame48328 сағат бұрын

    Mooi geknipt! Staat je beeldig!

  • @NannyDiaries23
    @NannyDiaries238 сағат бұрын

    Beautiful

  • @CandyCoated96
    @CandyCoated968 сағат бұрын

    Your hairs grown so much, and looks healthy and beautiful.

  • @TR_binarytradermada
    @TR_binarytradermada10 сағат бұрын

    soo stunning omg

  • @nadiachakir7081
    @nadiachakir708112 сағат бұрын

    I still find it hard to ask for help.

  • @RosieCosmeticsBag
    @RosieCosmeticsBag13 сағат бұрын

    ❤❤❤❤

  • @rachelmarikawa875
    @rachelmarikawa87521 сағат бұрын

    Amber I'm happy for you girl! It is a tough conversation to have especially for us girls who've always been able to get things done on our own and have developed the habit of controlling the process. As a mother myself, I've learnt to take a step back and let my partner do his part, however different his methods are from mine. As long as our objective is the same, no harm done.

  • @ExclusiveBarbie94
    @ExclusiveBarbie9421 сағат бұрын

    Happy Thursday 😀

  • @ivettesantana4319
    @ivettesantana431923 сағат бұрын

    I dont wear wigs but my hair is so thin, this looks nice and they have 4 payment plans too and is not expensive as it could be.

  • @exoticalrants
    @exoticalrants23 сағат бұрын

    Being a woman is a job itself.

  • @wigginshair3902
    @wigginshair3902Күн бұрын

    So natural looking! Thanks for your sharing!!!❤❤

  • @nerikaalberto7774
    @nerikaalberto7774Күн бұрын

    🔥🔥🔥

  • @inheritedcurls
    @inheritedcurlsКүн бұрын

    omg what am I doing wrong?????? your growth was so fast!

  • @dianakertz6806
    @dianakertz6806Күн бұрын

    When you say mommy talk, let’s chat. I grab my Kleenex. But I’m so proud of you that you didn’t tear up. You look very happy. I was very worried about you for your first pregnancy. I prayed for you. You were not the same. So Happy you look happy❤❤😘

  • @honeydew1754
    @honeydew1754Күн бұрын

    Is the guy black? Because we’ve all had the warning on how shitty they are and I don’t feel sorry for a single woman that reproduces with them when you had so many warnings. It’s crazy how when they do wrong y’all say men but when white men do wrong you call out their specific race. This is coming from a black woman

  • @chanelm4116
    @chanelm41162 күн бұрын

    This video helped me alot

  • @bargainhuntmom
    @bargainhuntmom2 күн бұрын

    I love this new Amber for you <3 I think deep down your spirit was protecting you maybe why you never shared so much of your life with your partner. Imagine all that was on the socials.. You look happy and healthy and so proud of you Momma <3

  • @zarinahzarif910
    @zarinahzarif9102 күн бұрын

    Most people are not decent people. At least half of the population. They lack a moral compass, have a personality disorder, and or shouldn't be parents ever! I see so many KZread videos on why men shouldn't have to pay child support. So many of them! So many men act like it's wrong or something. A bunch of losers out there.

  • @frenchiegirlintheusa
    @frenchiegirlintheusa2 күн бұрын

    I had to wait until my daughter graduated from high school to get a good night's sleep, and I had to wait until the same daughter turned 21 to travel.

  • @1love847
    @1love8472 күн бұрын

    This is such a common story for women. I send so much love and understanding to all the overwhelmed moms out there.

  • @illyilham785
    @illyilham7852 күн бұрын

    😢😢 sorry to hear that Amber that you went through that. I know exactly what you’re talking about. I’ve been through it too. And yeah I’ve finally learnt to put myself first, I put myself last for a long time.

  • @KathlynAtkins
    @KathlynAtkins2 күн бұрын

    we love you and want more videos, like if its true

  • @TheThyckVixen
    @TheThyckVixen2 күн бұрын

    Same! I wasn’t standing on business! But now I am ready to fight for me. Life is crazy

  • @maggied2021
    @maggied20212 күн бұрын

    ❤❤❤❤ we understand, oh yes we understand

  • @paolaanimator
    @paolaanimator2 күн бұрын

    Thank you for the advice, I have some hair straightening tools and heat protection products but my curly hair is so long I get nervous to use them lol (hard part is heating tools getting stuck despite me detangling beforehand, maybe I need to use a comb in front of an iron), I'm used to adding water and conditioner + cream for defined curls, but once in a while I'd like to do something different and have straight hair. Your hair is so beautiful and thick! Sending you love and support your way. Hair salons is getting so expensive these days and not many knows how to deal with curly hair, so I'd rather save some money and do it myself, plus I can add extra heat protection or product before using the iron. I'm still learning.

  • @mavo.online
    @mavo.online2 күн бұрын

    Love the new segment and the name mom chat.

  • @niniwewe
    @niniwewe2 күн бұрын

    This is so me now. 13 years I put myself last and neglected myself. Always on the run for my family and others but no self care. I stopped last week with it, my cup has been empty for long now. I am happy to hear your story. It encourages me to make the changes slowly. My partner realized it as well and together we go forward. Thank you for sharing, it is so important that we women help each other by talking about these mom topics. Hugs

  • @Linahdia
    @Linahdia2 күн бұрын

    Men nowadays are threatened by women empowerment hence the many podcast they do telling women that their role is in the kit hen being mothers and a good wife. AND ITS FUNNY ACOZ I usually see most of the women in the podcast are so young.But one thing I would like to tell women is they are powerful....making a human for 9 months.Periods 5 days and still alive.We make babies can be 3or 4.body changes hormones hair shedding mood change...taking care of a life.I have met men who understand all these but some are soooooo mean so bad they will say but its your role....I dont blame women now having power to divorce some women have taken advantage of empowerment in a negative way but I fight for the genuine empowerment.One thing my friend's mom told me and her was she regrets giving her whole life for a man only for him to want to leave.So if you can leave a toxic relationship leave whether man or woman.if you don't want kids coz men nowadays are tricky its all up to you but I will never ever judge.

  • @sweetviolasoaps
    @sweetviolasoaps2 күн бұрын

    Thankfully, I have the support of my husband, but I am learning to get back to taking care of me which has been another journey in itself with healing. Thank you for sharing your story and the importance of taking care of ourselves in every way! Cheers to better health (physically, mentally, and spiritually).

  • @wavesonswim8738
    @wavesonswim87383 күн бұрын

    What are the tell tale signs of this behaviour while dating?

  • @CutiepieCaramel
    @CutiepieCaramel2 күн бұрын

    @@wavesonswim8738 Hi! I'd say it's something you can only learn through communication. Also, bringing that dude around family/friend's/associates who are parents. Watch how he moves when kids are there. I knew my husband was a 'kid person' early on. He helped raise his niece and nephew when they were small. He watched them while his older sister and her now ex-husband were working. He's hands on. Asking questions like: if both parents work, who is on kid duty? What if one of us works from home, does that change your answer? What was your childhood like? Find out if there was a nuclear or single parent family. His parents were more hands off, actually! He wanted to be the parents he needed. He's not perfect, but he tries and cares. Learn if that guy is willing to assist without you begging or falling apart (in general). Being with someone who would let me drown is cause to walk away 😭!!! Being stuck with kids while having the flu all alone every month is wild to me.

  • @laneecemckerry4022
    @laneecemckerry40223 күн бұрын

    I love this. Please do more❤

  • @tcoleman6167
    @tcoleman61673 күн бұрын

    The funny thing is, is that we don't even require that much (well the reasonable (regular) women don't)! We'd be glad for a few hours alone a couple/few days out of the week and we good!

  • @tcoleman6167
    @tcoleman61673 күн бұрын

    Niiiice!!

  • @C.Dupree
    @C.Dupree3 күн бұрын

    Thank you for sharing i needed this.❤

  • @mikearena9077
    @mikearena90773 күн бұрын

    You shouldn't use shampoos with no laurel sodium sulfate

  • @breedubs
    @breedubs3 күн бұрын

    Amber, I relate so much to your situation. My son just turned 3 & I’m still suffering in silence and don’t want to reach complete exhaustion before I can have resolution in my household. Thank you for your transparency & honesty with us mamas. It’s hard to even take care of myself most days with the weight of all the other things I carry. Thanks for the reminder that I am important 💗

  • @CutiepieCaramel
    @CutiepieCaramel3 күн бұрын

    This is a great video 😊! In premarital counseling, something invaluable was brought up. The counselor has been married for 30 years (highly recommend that kind). Nothing surprised her 😂. She said, 'so because of how you were raised your opinion was discarded. You need to be HEARD in a relationship. Do not hold your feelings and thoughts back. Say it ALL to your husband' (when you are calm, of course). It helped me to avoid being quiet about my needs, wants, feelings, etc. He can't ever say he 'did not know', because I directly tell him. Even he says that I've matured and I handle things well now.

  • @_caram_
    @_caram_3 күн бұрын

    Beautiful long & healthy hair. Plus you're glowing! 😍

  • @thexanderfinds5042
    @thexanderfinds50423 күн бұрын

    That "I'm important" hit me hard; so hard that I started tearing up. Being a mom and a partner is hard and you don't realise how much you are giving and doing until you are knocked down completely. Cudos to you for standing up for yourself.

  • @laneecemckerry4022
    @laneecemckerry40223 күн бұрын

    Take the time you need girl❤

  • @patriciaesqueda8933
    @patriciaesqueda89333 күн бұрын

    Parenting is not for the weak. Plus, working a full time job and then coming home to another full time job.

  • @paolaanimator
    @paolaanimator3 күн бұрын

    I'm sorry this happened to you. I hope you're getting more help and you need rest and need to eat and drink for energy. I observed so many mothers in my family who are exhausted from doing everything as a mom and the fathers barely doing anything. I'm an adult now so I support my mom anyway I can by cleaning, helping the bills, etc. I'm going to become a professional babysitter (took classes) and I hope I can help give moms a break. I admire moms, they are hard worker and I know how most of the child rearing responsibility always fall on the mom.