Queen, that braid style is for you! It compliments the shape of your face. I like the length. You are truly beautiful.

Love your beauty tips. Especially for braids. I will ask. Helpful tips for braids. 💖 Blessings, love, peace n prosperity. 💖

So sexy

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I’m so mad I can’t see the full video cause the link is NOT CLICKABLE…

Yup!

AMEN!

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Same 🏃‍♀️ 🧴 🚿

I wash mine weekly. Keep ‘em in for 2 months

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Best braids on you I loved the rose top bun you had❤❤❤❤

Would you remoisturize after cleaning the scalp? Also do you dilute the witch hazel?

Yes indeed

Sea breeze drys your hair out

@@shantedewise7345which is why you get non alcohol and moisturize afterwards 🥴

Yessss the first salon i worked on was owned by a lady in her 70s she taught me about scalp cleansers

But won't it frizz

Just make sure to get them all the way dry 😊

I’ve always known you can but I never have because I’m scared it will never dry and will grow mold or start to smell or something… my natural hair can take 5-6 hours to dry on a good day and I imagine braids would double that easily?

But then they don’t last as long. You can just let the shower water run and gently massage.

@@isisthegoddess9774that’s why i’d recommend washing them after the 2-3 week period. That’s nearly a month so it works best for me

This comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂

7 years… ☠️😭😂🤣🤣🤣

Fr though, those are so small

I just gradually take them out over 1-2 weeks, starting from the middle, and hiding it with half-up styles and eventually a bun covered by just the braids at the perimeter.

​@@hoosieraussis1great idea💡 😊

Agreed that was cute!!

Toooook me out

😆Her HAIR!!!! 😭😭😭😭💀 looked like a 4 year old did it 🤣😭💀

I hollered lmbo

Sure was…sent me 😂😂😂

Always screaming I’m a Puerto Rican, what a Afro? Headass.

Omg same I can’t wash my 4C hair with braids

Lmfaoo I was looking for this comment!!

Definitely 4a

I wish I could help but I don't know what any of the numbering and lettering means.

Yes, but I wasn't going to say it. Hair changer with consistent heat. The curls become looser but still 4a/b

My thoughts as well.

It actually looks like 3c, 4a

When does the itch start from the 1st few days n throughout or as the braids get stale? Cos if it’s from the onset maybe find hair that has been pre washed or pre wash it yourself to get the chemicals out it before getting them braided in

Try washing your braid hair before doing your protective style. Use ACV (apple cider vinegar). You will find the itching will virtually be nonexisting, After that process, see youtube for steps how to wash your braid hair before attaching to your hair. Bless 🇬🇧

What's Sea Breeze now?

@@shalanathomas7751 it’s a cleaning astringent. they use it to clean face and skin, some people use it as a toner. My hairstylist got me using it in my hair. It works great in hair cleaning out product and making your scalp very clean… Then she would use a little shampoo. It has a cool feeling to your skin they have the normal and extra strength…

​@@shalanathomas7751An astringent (like witch hazel). It's at the beauty supply store.

Preach!!!!! Love Seabreeze

@@amberclarke5875 Yes I still rinse my hair in it, if I don’t have any organic peppermint shampoo.

I once commented on a video about how it is possible to wash braids and got piled on lmaoo. So many “you’re not black. You don’t have 4c hair blah blah.” I was just so confused? Like when did this start? Ive gotten braids since the 90s (long before any of this “protective style” lingo came into play) and I’ve always washed them. They were also totally convinced that their hair didy smell after going 2-3 months without washing. Even if someone doesn’t sweat or get oily easily, their hair is still picking up dirt, dust, debris and odors from the environment. Sorry for the long rant 😅 lol. I’m happy there are creators out there debunking this myth

But won't it frizz washing everyday

I have 3b and 3c and Def the curl are not that tight 🙃

@@LaylaMFI think you’ve both been misled… her hair definitely looks like 3b to me. I have 3c/4a and it’s a combination of very tight ringlets (slightly larger than a pencil) and some S waves.

You've been lied to. Nothing 4 about that hair.

@@Hannah-zw9ow I’ll be so fr My sister has type 3c hair and it’s not the same texture as mine. The lady in the video has the EXACT same hair type as me I’ve got low porosity hair, which I hate but I’ve always been told my hair is 4a and 4b at the back kinda.

I was waiting for this comment ...she is 4A/4B

I thought everyone did. I'm just learning that most people don't wash their braids!😮

So nobody could tell that your hair was 6 months old ?you didn't have any hair growth at all in 6 months?

Her hair texture helps, the finer or "easier" to manage your texture is, in my opinion, the less work it takes to keep the hair inside the braid/twist etc. But also, taking care to wrap it up, not disturbing the parts by scratching too much etc. People with 4c hair tend to have to blowdry and straighten their hair for knotless braids and after that gel wears off, the base of the braid gets textured again. I have 4c and thick hair, so there's already a lot of hair to pack away and the texture is coily, my hair looks "old" relatively quickly given my hair frizzes easily. But this is why I like kinkier textured hairstyles like locs, kinky/spring twists as the older they get the better they tend to look.

Im sure she gets them redone at some point. Refreshing perimeter or center

I don't see how she keeps it looking so nice after all that washing and rubbing

@@kokolatte825 I think the size helps a great deal, especially if the braider tucker her hair well.

@@kokolatte825frizz can be an indicator of breakage. As long as she is gentle and het hair is moisturized she shouldn’t really get to frizzy.

6 weeks with out washing your hair? Lmaoo wash your hair.

Braids are a lot of manipulation to wear less than 6 weeks. Might lead to breakage.