It annoys me seriously, that people still doubt that when they see black women with beautiful long, thick and healthy hair. Honestly, I just don't get it. Some people just like to project their own inabilities rather than taking time to learn how to obtain the same hair. Sis your hair is so beautiful. 😍😍You are my biggest inspiration. ❤❤

To be honest, after all these “oil vs no oil” controversies I say that people should just do what they feel works for them. At the end of the day, I believe that length retention is all in HOW you care for your hair. You have low manipulation, healthy hair practices, which is why your hair is so long and beautiful!😍

I'm sixty years old and I've been wearing my hair natural for 12 years and people are so amazed of the thickness of my hair is and really don't believe it's mine

As a 4c chick I have officially stopped using over the counter store bought hair products. The longer my hair got, the worse it became because of the chemicals in the mass produced store products. I use nothing but ayurvedic remedies on my hair, all of what she teaches ie soap nuts and fenugreek for my shampoo, hibiscus and olive oil for deep conditioning, flax seeds for length retention, neem oil and aloe vera juice for moisture to name a few. My scalp and hair has been thriving. No dandruff, no over production of sebum, no breakage. i truly believe the mass prodcued products do more harm to our natural hair. Go back to your roots...

For the non-believers, your routine has helped me grow my hair from shoulder to bra strap length in a year so obviously something is working lol. You are my hair-spiration!

The health and thickness of your hair is CRAZYYYYY

Every time someone tells me they wish they had my hair length. I tell them they can with time and patience. If you treat your hair like its a part of your body and not just something that grows out of it, you will start to be more attentive and patient with your hair. My goal length is to the bottom of my butt I'm alittle over half way there.

Show out 🤩 and flex those natural roots for the non-believers. Real ones know this is your hair. 💛

The 7 dislikes are the ppl with no edges who uses falsie lashes to make them 😬😂

They can't believe it's your hair because they are not dedicated (too lazy) to take on a hair regimen to see their hair grow.

"My bun is bigger than my head"

I wouldn't care what anybody thinks if I had your hair; I would just flip it in their face. Lol

I don't blame you for not wearing your hair out. Too many jealous weirdos are obsessed with black women's hair already. I would have to carry a tazer at all times if my hair was as long as yours

your videos have helped me grow my hair to waist length and i’ve fallen in love with my hair in twists. thank you sm for everything you do queen💕

I love oiling my hair and I can’t understand this new wave saying oiling is bad. You have to remember to always do what works for you. Thanks for sharing!

I don't want to seem dramatic but....you have the most beautiful hair I have ever seen in my life. <3

I used to think castor oil was too thick too but baby, let me tell you, it has been clutch in my Ayurvedic regimen 💪🏽

Flex on em sis! “my hair look so pretty right here, ohhh it looks like a waterfall” I love it!

I'm amazed people are ignorant to Black people having extremely long hair - I wonder who told them we can't grow our hair to vasts lengths?!! kmt

The issue is that people put oil on top of dry, unmoisturized hair. If you use a water based product (water, rose water, aloe vera juice), then the oil you put on top will seal in the moisture. That’s the key to growth and healthier hair. You have to see which oil works best for you. My hair hates coconut and castor oil. It loves grape seed oil.