Thanks again to Function of Beauty! Remember you can get 20% off by clicking my link: cen.yt/functionrachjunadventures I FINALLY DID IT. YOU CONVINCED ME. Maybe my hair isn't as straight as I thought it was??

"remember when you were a little kid and you learned that the word 'breakfast' means breaking your fast" me, at this moment, in my 20s: oh.../oh/

Can't wait for Rachel to level up her looks for the 11th time. Didn't think it was possible, but here we are

pro tip: that “crunchiness” that is on your hair from the product is called the cast. don’t break the cast until the hair is fully dry !! after its dry and super crunchy scrunch the hair until it’s no longer crunchy and it’ll be super fluffy ! that’s the best way

I am Chinese and after 30+ years I finally found out that my hair was in fact curly (I used to think my hair was just fizzy, damaged, dry and bad). Then my grandma told me that I was born with curly hair. -_-

It's been a weird year. I found out that neither me or my hair is straight.

as a black person with 4c hair I've always hated my hair and wished for it to be straight so I could look like the other girls in my class but it makes me so so so happy to see people so excited about having curly hair and embracing it because it really is a beautiful hair texture and no one should ever tell you otherwise

If it's any comfort, I was 40 before a hairdresser explained to me in the kindest possible tones that the reason my hair goes into demented little curls when it gets rained on is... because I have curly hair. It's so obvious once someone points it out to you, I'm very comforted to hear someone else describe the same "mind blown" reaction!

I just recently realised that my hair was wavy (and not "fluffy" as my hair stylist said) and started the Curly hair method. Unfortunately my mother has decided my hair is an absolute state despite me trying to inform her that it's a process and straight hair isn't the absolute for healthy "neat" hair

As a fellow curly girl, there is a reason it's called your curly hair journey. It'll probably take a year before you actually figure out what your hair likes. Give yourself some grace it's actually really hard😻

This is hilarious to me as a black person. Especially when she started talking about products and stuff like that. Her reaction was me when I had to start taking care of my own head, my mom was just like figure it out! 😂😂

I think all curly people can spot non-straight hair from just one glance, even when it appears straight

My mom has pin straight hair, my dad has curly hair, so my mom never taught me how to actually do my hair the correct way because she doesn't have to do it like that and my hair is just ALWAYS frizzy, I learned not to brush my hair to not mess up the curls but it still gets frizzy. I just tried this this morning and my hair already looks SO much better and my curls are actually more defined rather than looking like frizzy limp ramen noodles 😌🙏.

Anyone else get the feeling Jun has no real idea what his wife is doing, but totally supports it 100% since it makes her happy. It does look really pretty Rachel, I hope you keep us updated on your journey of curly hair discovery.

Okay but Rachel being excited and kinda lost but trying a thing she's very enthusiastic about and Jun, who I don't think completely gets it, is just.. behind the camera being encouraging and a little lost, but ultimately supportive and idk they're individually very cute and extra cute together and I love it

My friend kept her hair long for years and she thought she had straight hair. She decided to cut it to shoulder length and was surprised to find that she had loose beach type curls. She had always wanted curly hair and was so happy.

I love how Jun is like "yeah babe, it's curly I guess."

Rachel being overwhelmed by the steps needed to maintain curly hair is painfully relatable

“Normally I do everything in the shower, so when I get hair stuck to my fingers I can just rub it on the wall.” Relatable.

It's really common in the natural hair African American community (my community! :) ) to have to go through a big chop since most of us were raised relaxing our hair. Just wanted to boost you up and let you know its ok to not be ready quite yet to let go of those last few inches. But also? Your hair is going to feel brand new to you and so so amazing when you do go for that chop, even if its a little shorter than you're used to. You're good either way! Chase your bliss! Enjoy your hair!

So glad to see someone with an account as big as your’s talking about the curly girl method! The word needs to get out - it is so good for all kinds of hair with texture. Most of us were taught the wrong way to care for textured haired and thus why we hate it and then end up straightening it. Curls and waves are so beautiful and I hope that standard of beauty is finally changing.

This whole time I assumed she knew that she had curly hair and just wanted to have it straightened 😅

I enjoyed the Poki cameo. Poor hungry kitty. That sad meow made my heart break a little.

Your hair has TONS of potential. I have no doubt that if you continue treating your hair with the curly method it’ll just get curlier and healthier with time. Your hair is naturally thick and seems very strong and healthy despite getting it permanently straightened. I think with the right haircut at a curly hair salon and your hair will flourish! Keep going that way🙏🏽♥️ (plus avoid heat, it’ll just ruin the whole progress and make your curls repair slower and slower). Most importantly-don’t give up on your curls!! Keep up with the curly routines👏🏽

I've been trying to care for my curly hair for a long time and I think I can give you some tips. 1) never shampoo anything other than your scalp. The rest of your hair truly doesn't need it. Deep-conditioning is your best friend. 2) you always need much more product than you think you do. The leave in should turn frothy almost and fully saturate the hair (if the leave in is too heavy you can mix it out with water as needed, but definitely use a THOROUGH amount, if you know what I mean). 2.5) you don't need that many hair products after the shower. Loc works for most and you can do less. A leave-in and then a gel or an oil or a mousse should work amazing. 3) a diffuser will help you a LOT as you have longer hair. It will help you dry it before the weight drags it down. (plopping also works but then you should leave it on preferably until it's fully dry, not just 20min) 4) any spray bottle with water will be a godsend during styling, you don't need a fancy one. I find the hair needs to be sopping wet for the best results, most people claim it should be a dryer than that. 5)never ever EVER brush your dry hair with anything other than your fingers, and even then don't 😂. 6) a good brush is a strong ally. One for detangling and a different one for styling is best but I make do with just one fine. 7)yes water and product will go everywhere including your clothes walls floor and mirrors. Try not to get product all over your skin and then forget to wash it off (pretty sure I gave myself shoulder-acne from the leave-in as I have shoulder length hair) 8) After you're done styling, DO NOT TOUCH your hair until it is fully and completely dry. 9) avoid any kind of straightening or high heat high manipulation styling. And don't ever let anybody near your hair with thinning shears or let them thin out your hair. It breaks up the curl pattern and messes you up for real. 10) Good luck! Don't feel like you have to learn everything all at once take it in your own pace, I'm several years in and I still get lazy about it sometimes.

Once she cuts off the straight parts weighing her hair down, it will curl up more since it'll be lighter

Me, in the 1% of people who have pin straight hair naturally, watching this to see if there's any possibility that I might have some sort of texture: 👁👄👁

Jun goes “hm, mmmm” with what I call the Japanese Grunts of Understanding. My dad is japanese and he does the same thing. I sometimes do it too and kids at my school (I live in America) don’t understand that I understand. It’s funny.

For real curly hair method is sooo healthy 😭😍

I totally feel you Rachel, I went to a hairdresser for the first time when I was 14 years old, up until then my mum had always cut my hair. When I went there, I had a Ponytail (as pretty much 99% of the time back then), then the hairdresser washed my hair and she said "Oh you actually have curly hair, do you want me to straighten it afterwards or dry it curly?" And I was like -whaaat- "I don't have curly hair" and then she cut it and scrunched it up and used a diffuser to dry it and I was like -whoaaaat- again, that was such a new experience. I came home with open curly hair and my parents were baffeled, they didn't recognise me haha

It hurts my heart seeing people well into their lives not knowing their hair’s full potential. Curly hair is gorgeous…:)

My hair actually used to be very straight when I was a kid but it became wavy/curly after I hit puberty. Hair texture can apparently change over time. Happy to see you embracing your natural hair because it's beautiful 💜

I have super curly hair, I'd love to give you a tip! Day after washing and styling your hair, get it a little damp again and scrunch it dry (or see what happens without touching it at all, curls form better undisturbed) and do that every day until you wash again. Test with different levels of wet and try multiple times a day re-wetting. My curls get so much more defined with day or two old 'dirty' hair

My god I remember once someone on twitter said “if you have to scrunch, your hair is not curly,” and that messed me up and I stopped scrunching my hair but then it got all dry and damaged again and I just decided to ignore that ignorant ass statement and my hair looks, feels, and IS healthier when I take care of it with all the various products as it NEEDS the moisture. Glad this popped up on my recommended and I’m glad you’re going through this hair journey.

I know this has nothing to do with the video, but can I just say as a black women that it's honestly crazy to see non-black and especially white women discovering their hair after growing up and seeing my peers desperately try to straighten their hair each day before school and it looking mostly fried lmfao. I genuinely believe that the natural hair movement within the African American community taking off on social media has contributed to this realization for many, and it's honestly great to see! We do not all have to have pin-straight hair all the time, even if it's cute sometimes!! Regardless if you decide to stick to rocking your curlier hair or not, it's always nice to know what your actual hair texture/pattern is!!!! Anyway I just haven't seen as many people talking about this aspect of the curly girl method, and I think it's important to mention

Girl, I so love this for you!! Troubleshooting tips from a fellow CG with 2b waves: Yes, get a diffuser, it really helps! Get a spray bottle of water to re-wet your hair!! Great for refreshing 2nd and 3rd day hair as well, to get those waves back . Smooth and then scrunch in your products for more even distribution. There are a few different ways of applying product (i.e. praying hands, raking), you find what works for you. :) DON'T scrunch out the crunch until you are 110% dry. Scrunching the crunch when wet creates frizz. Some even prefer to sleep in their cast and it scrunches itself out overnight. And lastly, don't be afraid to use sulfates once a month or so. Wavy girls still get buildup that needs to be removed more often than other curly girls. Best channels I've found for wavies: RealLife+CurlyGirl India Batson

When I was little my hair was naturally around 3A-B but my parents didn’t really know how to deal with it so eventually it just got less and less curly and I thought it was all brushed out until I tried this method. Now it’s going back to its natural texture and I’m so happy about it

This is shocking see her being shocked about not having curly hair. I totally thought she had curly but wanted straight and that was what the perm was for o _ o

I'm Asian and always thought I had straight hair because I'm Asian. But I have curly/wavy hair! And curly/wavy hair is actually quite common amongst the Asian community.

What might also help is the wavey girl method! It's very similar to the curly girl method, but more applicable to wavy hair opposed to curly hair. It's a bit less strict and uses foam instead of gel

I can imagine going your whole life thinking your hair is "frizzy" and "unruly" only to find out it's just curly hahaha. That would be a trip. The plus side is once you get a routine down that you and your hair loves, it's a breeze. I'm 26 and barely figured out the perfect routine for my curls this year!

I can so relate with Jun and how his replys are basically consist of "hmm" "mhmm" as my wife is trying exactly the same :D

Since the top layer of hair rubs on the pillows and is more susceptible to weather conditions and dryness, it usually needs extra care and moisture to counter the drying effects, while the bottom layer has its own mind completely. I can relate on those bottom-layer curls so hard :'D

It is so cute how delighted Rachel is by her wavy hair, but it's also funny that she spent years thinking it was straight... but also got it permanently straightened.... for what. Why did she think she needed it straightened if it wasn't... not straight. Really love seeing her embrace it though, and this video's inspiring me to try the curly girl method too, as someone whose hair is also fine and slightly wavy

You should get the Denmen Brush! It had amazing results with my daughter’s wavy hair!! We weren’t having any progress until we bought it and wow!! Her barely wavy hair turned into gorgeous curls when wet/even more curlier when it dried 😍❤️

Cutting layers into your hair will make it even curlier. I didn't think I had curly hair until I cut it in layers, and I found out my hair wasn't straight after all. It was the weight of having the hair all one length that forced it to be straight.

If you like little rhymes, make sure to “squish to condish”. ideally you want your hair to be very wet when applying products so that when you scrunch your hair, you actually hear a squishing sound

Omg!!! I remember watching your permanent hair-straightening vid & was thinking about doing that too because of my natural frizz & NOW I wanna EMBRACE my more curly hair😂 thank youuu🥰🙏🏻

This is definitely a journey, for me it happens the exact same thing, I'm 35 and only a few months ago found out my hair was not straight, and I always wanted to be curl, I even went multiple times to hair salons to curl my hair, but it was curly all along an nobody ever told me, so I'm super excited about this discovery. It's a hard process, for beginners like us but it's totally worth it. My hair looks soooo different now, a lot more curly then when I started. I recommend you to buy the satin *thing* (sorry, can't remember how to say that word in English, Spanish is my native language) for your pillow, and there's also like a microfiber towel, I think it's called plopping towel. That's gonna be my next step. Good luck with your journey!

"i only just found out it's actually not straight! It's been there the whole time but I just haven't thought about it in that way!" Rachel about her amazing hair, me about my Sexuality

I am so sorry for laughing but just imagining Jun looking at you doing your plopping method at 7:50 was so hilarious to me 😂😂😂

*Opinion Alert:* The funnest part about the curly girl method is that you really have to customize it for you The level of natural variation means that even if you have hair extremely similar to say, a both-parents sister of yours, you will both still benefit from tweaking your individual routines So the guides you find online are still suuuuper useful, but you need to experiment to find what really really works Another fun thing is the effects that aging will eventually have on your hair, which unfortunately will mean you have to start tweaking it again once you start getting older Thankfully you don't have to get it perfect. Even the one size fits all is gonna mean happier hair than no method period

Thank you for posting this video! I just watched videos of people who "know what they're doing" and feel intimidated because I can't remember all the steps and tips and blah blah blah. I imagine it being very awkward for me. Watching your video I'm like "oh right, I can just give it a shot, and find my way through this over time." It feels totally do-able now! THANK YOU!

Don't worry, it took me like 18 years to realise I wasn't actually straight Wait, you were talking about your hair? Nevermind then

I can't stop being mesmerized at how gorgeous your hair is, straight or curly. That colour is just of the gods

I love your hair wavy! P.S. - To get even more definition, apply your products on SOAKING WET hair. Also, don't forget to clarify once a month with a sulfate shampoo and then follow with a deep conditioner for 30 min. to prevent product buildup. 😺

Welcome to the curly hair community!!! :D I love how it looks on you! Both the curly part and the flat bit at the top! Seeing you excited at the prospect of bringing out the natural curls in your hair, brought a joyful tear to my eye. I think every curly haired person has had to have a bit of a journey and discover their specific hair care routine, and what does and doesn't work for them. Some of us are still figuring it out and there's no shame in that! It will probably take some time, but you will eventually find what works best for you and for your hair. Keep trying and having fun! :)

It truly is crazy how a lot of people have texture in their hair beyond “straight, but frizzy”. That frizz is untamed texture that could be wavy or curly if you nurture it! I wish straight wasn’t the default that people strive for because of society and media. A lot of people struggle against their hair texture and end up burning it to a crisp to get it straight. I wish people could embrace their natural hair and not feel ashamed or bad about it. I know way too many people who destroyed their hair in the pursuit of straight hair.

Damn, years after figuring out I'm not straight, I find out my hair isn't either

I would absolutely recommend getting a diffuser to get you those really defined curls more consistently throughout your hair. Also I really like the gel from Ouidad. It's good for all curl types and really holds my curls after I shower. The products are a little expensive so just try the gel to see if you like it. I always knew I had curly hair but I never knew how to get it until recently. I'm so glad to see you're going through this journey!

CUTE! I'm so happy you're finding your natural texture and learning proper curl care! I grew up when straight hair was everybody's goal, so I heat-straightened mine for a lot of years until I decided to avoid all sulfates and silicones and heat styling and let my hair recover. We have similar hair texture (I'm also a redhead with long, fine, wavy-curly hair) so I hope you really love it. I use a lightweight oil to control frizz and add shine after I apply a leave-in and curl moisturizing cream.

I can’t wait to see it. She’s had her hair straight for so long. I’ve recently learned how to take care of my curls. Every time I do them now, they come out so nice. I used to straighten my hair all the time, thinking curly hair was not as attractive and straight hair was the more dominant style. Now I rock my natural hair and it makes me feel cute.

I’m so happy for you, Rachel! As a former newbie to the curly girl method and is now about 3-4 years past, I can give you some important advice. Brands of products do not matter. The cgm seems to exist to just push you into buying and trying products. You don’t need to do that. Just make sure the ingredients are cgm friendly. I used so many products to begin with, spending tons of money, watching youtubers for techniques and all that. And my hair looked like shit (I had straightened my hair nearly every for 15 years prior). The thing that worked was getting rid of my straightener, adding a large diffuser attachment to my hairdryer, and time. Your hair needs to grow out because you’ve damaged it with heatstyling for years. It might take you a few years like me but you’ll get there. I barely use any products now. Just shampoo/conditoner then rinse while in the shower, turn my head upside down, remove all tangles with a wide tooth comb, stop the water, use a leave-in conditioner and rake it through my hIr then squish my hair up til it’s no longer dripping wet. Then add a little gel and a scrunch some more. Get out of the shower and diffuse hair upside down with low or no heat until 75% dry. Let the rest air dry. Then scrunch out the crunch and place your fingers in your hair to shake it slightly. You will have beautiful wavy curls and volume like you’ve never thought possible. I get compliments daily from people, even repeat compliments from the same people and all I say is.. oh yeah, I washed my hair today. Day 1 always looks the best. I can’t go longer than a couple days though because of my job but even washing every other day, my hair is beautiful.

This just encouraged me so much. Even with my naturally curly hair I never really knew how to manage it. Not until now in my 30’s just like you, have I intentionally began doing the curly girl method and it’s been a lot of learning and felt over whelming at times so seeing you embarking on this journey really helps me feel like I’m not the only one 👏🏼😂🙌🏼

don't feel bad about seeing your hair as wavy/curly as you are older. your hair can actually change texture as you age and also if you chemically process it! my hair used to be super straight when i was little but around late teens early twenties my hair has gotten pretty wavy and i also started lightening/bleaching my hair around that time as well

That was me too, I spent 26 years of my life thinking my hair was straight because everybody in my family has straight hair, so they assumed my hair is straight too... and they always wondered why it was so frizzy all the time. For me it took months before my hair really became itself.

"if you have a bit of frizz, or if it's sort of wavy after it dries naturally..." So, I have REALLY frizzy hair. And while it looks mildly wavy after I brush it, spontanious ringlet curls do pop up from time to time. You just convinced me to try this dammit.

ahhh, this is so exciting!! your curl pattern will heal over time and become for consistent as well as more bold, you could say, as you persist in this journey!! so awesome! you have coils! you can tell from the back curl but even with your longer straighter hair, you can see the you hair curls around itself, it doesn’t just wave. ive always been envious of coils because i have s wave curls. i’m super excited to see how your pattern becomes more distinguishable.

Love it. I also didn’t know my hair was so wavy and I’ve always hated how frizzy it was. I am so much happier now with my new hair… also not having to use a hair dryer is the best

As someone who has been on a curly journey for YEARS, here are my best tips: 1) time is your friend. You can’t rush the learning and adjustment process when you’re new to curly/wavy hair. Let everything take the time it needs and you will see results 2) change is good. I’ve changed my routine a lot over the years, but it’s bc my hair’s needs changed. There is not one single method you need to stick to forever because your hair will change over time. 3) don’t buy every single product they use online. Don’t waste your hard earned money, especially before you check what you already have. I only recently learned about protein and I freaked out about having to buy protein products only to find that most of my products already had low amounts of protein in them. Thus, I saved my money because I was already buying protein products

Pro tip for getting those curls back after combing it/sleeping it/whatever: Get a spray bottle that can spray a fine mist and spray your hair so it's damp all over, but not wet. Plop/scrunch it or whatever you usually do after a shower, and most of the curls should come back.

I'm sooo happy for you! I always thought your hair was actually curly instead of just frizzy

100%truth! I have wavy/curly hair what was "straight" when I was a child and teenage and 20+. All my "friends" used to say to me- "cut it!- your hair is damaged"- because of it was fuzzy. I use to use this methods what you have shown- I have now curls, waves and long hair 🖤

Your hair cut at the length without the straightened part would look perfect on you! And cutting off the straight part would make your hair weigh less and make it easier to hold the curl.

As a person who used to have butt length curls, and got made fun of for having curly hair, I'm so glad to see people embracing their curls. A note: my curls would fall out a few says after washing, so yes curls fall out.

the color of your hair is gorgeous 😍 i love my super dark hair but if i’m another life i could have redhead i’d love that 😍

I realized that I had more of a natural wave than I originally thought a couple of years ago, but never dove into figuring out how to style it until this year (I'm 30 😅). I cut off about 17 inches of hair in August and it's been so much fun to experiment with now. I love seeing this video and the progress your hair has made. Even though this is an older video, thank you for sharing your experience in learning about your hair!

As a man with long curly red hair; welcome to the club! My routine is a bit easier: when showering use shampoo on scalp, rinse, use a decent amount of conditioner(apply by crunching) , comb through hair with fingers to get tangles out, if it does not feel smoothly when detangling use more conditioner (or better), rinse conditioner out. When out of the shower I use some serum and comb(wide-tooth comb) everything the way it forms curls in the right spot (this can be skipped if you want more curls). Then I just let it air dry. For products you are right that buildup is bad, the main bad ingredient are silicons. Sulfates don't build up, but they see needed to remove silicons, they remove the natural oils though and are harsh on sensitive skin. Also, if you want your hair to be a bit less flat on the top, try to move the part more to the side!

I'm mixed race (Korean, Puerto Rican, German) and my hair has always been crazy curly. My moms hair is straight and blonde. I'm 30 and have NOW just figured out how to treat my hair. Instead of frizz, waves and dreads I have real cork screw curls. It takes time and patience. I promise its totally worth it.

yesss, love to see it. Also getting some layers in your hair is great to bring out your natural curls so your hair isnt weighed down!

You look beautiful with curly hair!! And the flat part at the top doesn't look odd to me. For me, it just looks perfect. 🤩 For YEARS I've been fighting for my hair to be straight and I know that I have naturally wavy hair. The frizz is real. I have never attempted the curly method or tried to have my hair be curly. This year since discovering that I might have curly hair (some video I saw on IG) I was completely floored. Seeing you try it out inspired me to do so!

I've been watching them for years and just thought that she didn't like her curls and waves and just wanted straight hair. Idk I guess I never thought that she didn't know that she has curly wavy hair

You're so lucky to have internet and curly girl info now. When I was your age (in the 70's) we had none of that and I just thought my hair was a straight frizzy mess. Turns out I'm curly as a poodle but wearing big curly hair when you are over the hill you just look like a crazy cat lady so I enjoy it indoors, but tie it back when I go out so people won't think I'm demented.

Your curly hair is so gorgeous!! Continue on your curly journey, it looks amazing ♥♥♥♥

Waves in your hair colour is just absolutely gorgeoussss, absolute princess hair!

This makes me think of how many of my childhood friends had very frizzy and hard to manage “straight” hair. A lot of the time we just learn how to deal with straight hair and treat every hair type like it should be straight and punish if it’s not. I’m very happy that people are starting to just accept how their hair naturally wants to be ❤️

Straight hair is a recessive trait, so it is rare, but a lot more than 1% of people have hair straight hair. It’s mostly found in East Asian people.

You look so gorgeous and seem so so sweet! I'm very excited that you are getting to know your hair‘s texture better and going on that journey! 🥰

This is the perfect timing for me to see this. I haven't kept up with this channel for the past year, but today is the first day I actually try the routine!

Haku: It’s still hair. You’re still gonna smell like me even after you shampoo it.

me who used to have curly hair as a kid, and now has super puffy and frizzy hair sat here like: 👁👄👁 that’s why?

Omg you look even more beautiful with curls aaaah ❤️ I have curls myself and it took me some good 18 years to take proper care of them, but now they're beautiful and healthy 💓

thank you SO MUCH!!! i love this video and how loose you were, most of the vids i watched were so "YOU HAVEEE to do this" but you were like "i dont have that..." and im like "YES!!"

as a hairstylist i can say that a lot of people have different wave patterns all over their heads...i’ve seen curl/wave in the back to pin straight at the front, wave on one side but nothing anywhere else and a couple of times i’ve actually permed just certain parts of someone’s hair just to get it to match the rest! hair is a crazy thing sometimes 🤪❤️

To add to this! In my experience as a girl with hair that grows like a weed tbh, if your hair is long it may weigh down you curls and make your hair wavy! Whenever I cut my hair my curls always return full force, always! And then disappear gradually as my hair gets longer, and then BAM! I cut it again and they're back! So if you have long hair and think it's straight, I may not be! Your curls might return to you when you cut and the hair care in the video may be of use to you!

your hair looks so gorgeous!!

This is soooooo pretty, ive never felt like assuming my curly natural hair. Thanks to you, I will! I have the same pattern as you

I remember watching your permanent straightening video and thinking “I want to get that so bad because my hair is mostly straight but it’s so frizzy and puffy.” Mayyybe I need to try the curly girl method 🤨

Honestly sis, don't feel bad for not knowing your hair wasn't straight. When I was little I literally thought that my hair was curly because my mom would curl it often for pictures and parties and whatever. It made sense to me at the time because her hair was straight, one of my older brother's hair was overtly straight while my eldest brother and my dad just had hair too short for me to tell it was curly and for whatever reason, I didn't realize that naturally curly hair was a thing at the age of 4.

This is my 1st time watching you guys, and oh my your personality is so calming and genuine! New sub 🥰