😩🤣 I know he was not messing w/ me 🤷‍♀️

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Carry Ross-Richardson thank you love!!! I’m learning every day I swear it’s a process.

He’s so dramatic lol.

oneloveWren thank you!!! I like to keep it simple bc, let’s be honest, most of us don’t have time for intricate styles!

Thank you!! Every kid is different :)

How do you make it. I’ve been interested in trying this.

MIXED if you get whole flaxseeds and put them in a pot with water. Boil it until it becomes a gel like consistency and then strain the flaxseeds and your left with the gel. Hope this helps.

Aww ok I will try to make a video soon I’ve been so busy with work and the new baby but this is motivating thank you!

Thank you so much ❤️

I’m finally back and posting videos every week! Thanks for your support.

Jamaican black castor oil. Alikay naturals essential growth oil, lots of scalp massage, minimal hair washing (cowash once a week, shampoo monthly), I avoided tight hairstyles and started having her sleep on a satin pillowcase or use a bonnet. Half the battle is figuring out what the hair likes and then being consistent with it.

nigerian + caucasian

I think if it works for you you can wash every day. My hair gets oily if I don’t wash daily too but my girl’s hair can go longer. Lately I wash their hair 1-2 times per week which is enough to prevent product build up on their scalp. Maybe try every other day or just wet it but don’t wash on the days in between.

Calderon Camille odviously black lol

@@ayuanabradford3206 😂😂😂

nigerian + caucasian

Casa Station omggggg the real reason we were on a KZfaq break

Kim Thompson i think she was two years old here. I don’t do her hair every day, I like to put it in low tension styles that can hold for a few days but also keep it from getting tangled because she hates having her hair deranged. I wish styles would last longer but they don’t.

@@mixed8348 my daughter is black (both husband and I are black). But her hair is very fine and loosely coiled (3b) unlike ours. It is frizzy at the end of the day so I have to do her hair daily (especially after daycare, it's a hot mess). How do i combat that? I use gel which helps but doesn't prevent frizz completely. She's 17 months!

So I have had to swallow my pride and just let it look crazy sometimes because it really helps to not manipulate it daily. I feel like Lillian’s hair didn’t grow much when I did it all the time. So I play around with styles that last on and just let it be fuzzy sometimes. Or do styles that can be redone without too much manipulation. I’ll try to post a video soon about this and I’ll let you know when I do because it’s been a journey. Lillian is 4.5 now and I have a 14 month old and I’m constantly trying to figure it all out.

@@mixed8348okay, thank you!

Awww really?? ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you!