I thought flying to Jamaica was cheap since our currency isn't worth that much 🤷🏽‍♀️

watching this hair washing gives me a head ache! She’s quite heavy handed and I guess the density of the girls hair calls for that kind of manipulation. Her hair looks very nice at the end. Good results!

@@caroljean161 Jean de

White is not a culture baby❤

@@wew3 shes white soo her parents have to have blood from russia, ireland, etc.

Absolutely beautiful! She could grace the cover of any magazine, for sure

The first thing I thought honestly, how beautiful! She has the cutest button nose 🥹 ❤️

This is her channel 😂🤣😂

I know!!!

Yes she's very pretty

ikr! she is absolutely gorgeous

Definitely. A true goddess

It's a wig

@@theeuncut2952 How do you know she’s wearing a wig?

@@theeuncut2952 her hair looks like the girl when it had conditioner 😑

He know dirty make our hair grow 😅😂

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I was just think how hard must it be to keep the dust out in that environment. When I lived near a beach I just had to accept having sand in my hair 24/7 just with the wind, and the best days were hair wash days. Got to be free for just a little while, till I had to go back outside.

l also heard him🤭

@@pvp6077 they are lucky since they got her😂

THE MOST HIGH IS BLACK AND SO IS CHRIST. THE TRUE ISRAELITES ARE THE SO-CALLED BLACK, HISPANICS AND NATIVE AMERICANS.

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Do it for yourself not for anyone else

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Natural nice

People use what they have. Where would she get a ton of gel?

@@kimbermichelle3922 whether or not she can get gel, it’s not *necessarily* *needed* unless you want that defined look

@@kimbermichelle3922 to be honest with you to braid hair you do not need anything except for a comb you do not need gel no type of hair products when it comes down to people of African descendants. It's not even the point of what you have it's all about what you know.

🤓🤓🤓 why would people of African descent use a lot of gel and all the store-bought stuff in there hair anyway? We have the best texture of hair we do not need all that, all we need is just a comb a pic or a brush when it comes to braiding or planting our hair and maybe just a little grease to the scalp and the grease is made out of natural items.

@@truchesirmans7420 exactly

Black women are the gods

@@maya-uz4wc Nothing and no one should be idolized. It is a sin against our heavenly Father. He created and loves all his children...He sent His son to die for ALL HIS CHILDREN. Don't allow satan to tempt you into idolizing anyone. Romans 10:9. Jesus is coming soon for his church (not for a specific race, but rather for anyone who repents of their sin and confesses that He is Lord). How much pigment you have in your skin will not save your soul but repenting will.

@@VP-kr2vd shut up no one asked

@@VP-kr2vd god shouldn't be idolized when he literally impregnated Mary when she was young with a child and don't get me start on the countless murder caused by you people over God you don't even know exist but then you say have faith full face isn't real when you die you just realize that you are reborn again so that little God that you're talking about is imaginary and made up by people

@@VP-kr2vd you know that's not what she meant now stop projecting your insecurities and educate yourself on the oppression we face!

I can relate to this on another level

Probably why a lot of African girls wear they're hair short to bald, cause of the tender headiness

Our ancestors are African. They literally passed it down to us. We have our own culture but we obviously can’t get rid of what our ancestors gave us lol

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Yes, I agree. Watching this gave me an intangible feeling of connection and memories of how my mama and aunties did my hair. The care, the attention to detail, the loving way she’s making sure she gets every strand - it makes me see our culture can’t be removed out of us, even when others have tried. Thank you for this video ♥️

😂😂😂 she is using industrial shampoo and after shampoo why the fuck would you believe it’s an ancestral African method ?? BTW the hairstylist doesn’t even live in a village but in town. She is totally modern and occidentalised. If you want ancestral method tchek out the process women are using in Tchad, with very long, healthy and nourished hair thanks to chebs powder. African American are not connected to Africa. Only thing in common is melanin let’s be honest now. You should improved your American origins and « traditions » than feeling African and generates differences between « races » in your own country.

Your not African fully though your also mixed with white

@Kate Edmiston I agree. Beautiful reference

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@@Idont-likeyall11Girl what its not that serious 😂

@@Beyourselfqt yes it is shut up

@@Beyourselfqt your late bye 😘

@@Idont-likeyall11 So we shouldnt call white people white because they are literally white?? And you shouldn’t even call black people brown and I am black myself. Brown people black people and white people are all different

agree. so pretty

God wanted us to be extremely unique

our hair is extremely fragile and has the finest strands of any race....that's why it breaks easily and needs as little manipulation as possible

​@tosinojo7310 no, we do not have the finest strand. On the contrary, our hair has to be pulled to break. Other hair types snaps easily.

@@user-mc7ks8rx5m nope, our hair ranges from finer (thin) to courser (thick) *strands. However the majority of the tightest coiled hair tends to be finer and therefore more FRAGILE and DELICATE. Benefiting from low manipulation, heat, and chemicals to grow healthy.

​@@tosinojo7310 Girl in vid could of had longer hair if she wasnt greasing her scalp. Grease shouldnt be on the scalp.

I love this comment as a fellow African American ❤

Nice

Braids especially. Every since ancient egyptians 😊

DNA is forever 😊

@@khanyigumpo6852 not if you mix it up. You will end up with 1% lol. That is how those in South America erase theirs allegedly

I'm going to try that too, thank you so much for sharing!!!

I use coconut oil.

Same lol

Lol I love hair like this but I don't know how to get to this point so I always cut it. I had dreadlocks for 14 years. I just don't know what to do with this hair. 😯 First time I went to the barbershop I had no clue what he was talking about when he was asking about trims and other things 🤣😂

I do wash and go's all the time and when I feel it's getting long, I chop it off too.I just can't go through all this.

my guess is good food/rest, and not too stressed

Do you know what was the white thing that she used in her hairs?? Was it yogurt??

@@arezobahadori1302 why the hell would there be yogurt in her hair😐

@@arezobahadori1302 seems like some sort of conditioner

@@ilovefuturist Yogurt has nutrients

@@arezobahadori1302mans said yogurt 💀 i know damn well….

I so agree I always stated that something about there smiles

That's a fact, not easy, but we gotta work with what we got!

Exactly go to the africans in nyc and they want to bliw dry your hair they say it cant be braided wet. This is how u keep ut healthy and strong.

@@Lovesromantic22 The African salon near me used to braid your hair as it was but I guess they have new braiders now because they will want to blow dry your hair too. And they do it DRY while coming through your hair with a fine tooth comb. Breakage city.

@@kiamaria331 this is why I dont enjoy getting my hair braided anymore.

Cause it’s commercial braiding and is much harder to braid soaking wet hair, plus it tangles quickly! So they have to blow dry. Try braiding your hair wet! They have other customers to attend to.

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@Winter Star What's YOUR problem? We were ALL created in the image of God. If there was no diversity on this earth, life would be so boring. Blacks, Whites, Brown, etc. We're all HUMAN.

@@joellepen-vil3778 shut up you racist

@@joellepen-vil3778 you are not a human you are an animal

@@winterstar573 what?

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Not me

@@aliyahwalker8128 Just don't comment if it doesn't apply to you

Bro soap and water is the same everywhere. Wdym "hygienic methods different cultures use" 💀 You think we don't have shampoo over here?

@@ilovekene9697 I think they meant more so the WAY it’s used .. in America hair washing is typically done in a shower or sink in Africa it’s done a bit differently.. stop the thinking so negatively

@@tailenjackson "in Africa it's done differently". Have you BEEN to Africa before? How you gon speak for an entire content? We have showers where we wash our hair. More native centered communities within a country may opt to wash their hair outside but that doesn't qualify as a "hygienic method". Outside is a place.

No. She did it the right way the way she did it. Wetting the hair before combing it does nothing but make your hair more susceptible to breakage.

... that's why I said 'spray' as opposed to 'wet'. Am aware that wet hair breaks easily but when you use the spray bottle, you get a nice light mist... Just enough and not too much. 🤗🤗

It is better to water the hair then comb. But, either way the results came out great. Everyone have their own unique way of doing hair. Combing dry is a bad idea in away because it would pull it out more then wetting if you really think about it? If wet? The hair have a better chance to smooth out correctly without pulling the rest of the hair. But, like I said this was fun to watch. Everyone has their own opinions. Instead of being a certain way we need to improve and teach others more and more respectful way cuz nobody is always and the rights of everything but we all learn from each other we as black people need to do that instead of going against each other because that's what the world wants.

Science says combing wet hair will break it. Trust the science. Only comb dry hair

@@JuicyJ.86 Dry brittle hair also breaks easily. Water, grease, leave in conditioner or something to lubricate the hair while she combs it would make it so much easier.

For real I love my African sistas love from drc

No need to be a model. She is a happy human woman.

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