Gorgeous hair. Gorgeous talent.

I'm in Cosmetology school right now and this quote is right on time for me.

Agreed!!

I wish you were in my town nice

And will return after the 3 days❣

Trust it’s soo hard to maintain whatever you don’t wanna where stuff on your hair

Right?!😍

Jordan Davis 19 Looked And bone

Right! Best of both worlds!

What do you put on her hair to flat iron it...???

Yessssss ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@@evelynrobinson6134she has her own products. Link in video description

Memphis 10 Stand Up! The city could use some stylists that care for hair and not just money.

@@cryssieg6731 indeed! Everything is a money grab now…. You have to come with everything done…. No haircare what so ever

Yesssss! Get back into it! You'd be even more phenomenal now, I bet!😉❤❤

I agree the city could use more stylist that truly specialize and care about hair growth

@@cryssieg6731have you started back up cause I need someone specialize in taking care of hair

⬆️ my hair has

Good for you. May you continue cancer free forever💖

Hi theawesomepersonchuney9642 Praise God for you came through the Chemo. God bless you! I would love to ask you a question about your hair growth, please let me know if it is OK. I am so happy for you❤️❤️❤️

Thanks for always being here!

Yes😍

Agreed!

Me too. I've screenshoted so many of them and used them as my whatsapp status 😄

How often do you flat iron?

Love that!

Yes!!!!! Same!

What's prepoo? (I'm white with wavy hair, maybe I don't even need that?)

@@zoebasina1804 Great question. It's preparation for shampooing hair. I make my own but some people may use a good conditioner. Either way, first saturate the hair, I use rice water, apply the pre-poo, allow it to sit for a while - 30 minutes or more then go about the normal wash routine. The purpose is to give the hair a little TLC for health and strength.

Thank you so much!!

@@DeeperThanHairTv 🥰♥️

Definitely satisfying to watch.

I would watch this lol

Yaaaas 🥰 it's fiyah 💯🧨🔥🔥🔥

You got this💪

This is a long text but after watching this video I could not help myself. My hair was always black, long, thick, wavy, heavy but soft and took a lot of heat. I'm 58 now and had been wearing my hair natural for at least 15yrs. I almost always wore natural hair relaxing it once a year and only washing 2 or 3 times a year. Todate my hair is a pepper salt with a one in grey parameter boarding my face and I still only wash it 3-4 times a year. In April 2021 I lost my sister and needed to get my hair done. It was the day before the funeral and decided to go sit in someone's chair. The stylist had her shampoo person comb me through and wash me. I guess it looked like my hair was going to be a lot of work because of the fullness and bra length. She asked if I wanted a Claritin Treatment. Not knowing what it was and and because I do my own hair and now have a lot of grey and not a lot of moisture I agreed. I told her that in the warmer months I wanted to go back to my natural curls. Besides, I normally keep up a good press in the cooler months about 2 months keeping it wrapped. She said it would give me shine and keep my edges straight for 4-6 weeks. I used to be able to get my hair bone straight when I would press it, everyone would think I had a perm. But every since my grey had been coming in the longer and harder it got for me to get it straight. When she was done she pinned curled it for me and I must say, the next day it was beautiful. Everyone asked me who did my hair what did she use. I told them she gave me a Claritin Treatment. I had no clue this was a permanent hair straightener. About months later (June) I decided to wash my hair back to my natural curls. My texture was different it would nap up as usual. I thought about what the stylist had said about my edges being straight for about 4-6 weeks. I blew it out and wore two braids or two braided pig for a whileI would put my two strand twist in but noticed there was fewer twist and they were thinner than usual. One night I decided to try something different, so I corn rolled it with wooden beads. I noticed my parts needed more hair and I normally had to make skinner parts and that even though my hair was straighter in its natural estate I was getting a lot of hair lost. A month later taking my corn rolls out for a wash and press ( myself) for my 32 wedding Anniversary I was in tears at the amount of straight hair loss that was in the sink and on the floor. I could just run my fingers through and my hair would come out. The end of December I asked my daughter to part through my hair to see how many bald spots I had. She found none. I didn't believe her I had lost to much hair not to have bald spots. I was up late one night and I believe it was your channel that showed a woman getting her her done and you explaining the damage from some sort of treatment and Claritin was one named. Immediately I began goggling Claritin Treatment. I was up hours reading the damage and side affects. All I wanted was my hair washed and styled for my sister's funeral. I feel like a part of me died at that salon. My hair had fallen out and broken off so bad that when I went back to the stylist she did not recognize me. When I reminded her she said, "oh you was the one with the long thick hair." She claimed that it must have come from me getting Covid in September. She had to cut off so much hair that mostly in top that I could barely get a ponytail. It is now March of 2023 and my hair has grown back down my back but my fullness and texture is not the same. I used to have thick full waves when I would wet it into a high bun. Now there are few waves and I can't get a bun her to thin. My hair now looks blown out when I wash and two tran twist it. I feel as though I have lost half of my head of hair none of my styles are the same. I miss my twist outs, my two braids and big full bun that people thought had fake hair added, and my press outs that looked like a wig being so full and heavy. Is there any hope of my hair thickness and texture coming back? Have you heard of this happening before? I went to another stylist last month. My hair was bone straight and could barely hold a curl. She said she could see the damage done and for me to come back in 4-6 weeks and she will work on my thickness. HELP! After about

Ok, Milan! Come thru! I used to live and work in Jackson. Do you have an IG?

Hi!

Sometimes peoples parents make the mistake of comparing their children and it’s something many of them never get over sadly

@Victory... Well Said. 👏👍🙌💯

@@rhall1017 Thank you 😊