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You KNOW it’s finna go down, when they use a special comb with teeth missing. Love it!

$250 Ghana Cedis is about $46 dollars American for those who wanted to know❤️❤️❤️

I live in Ghana and trust me the price was excessive. That's the price they usually give foreigners. Edit: I've tried to ignore this comment but I keep getting notifications from it. Let me explain my position. I am Ghanaian, born and bred here and still living here. In Ghana braiding your hair is literally the cheapest hairstyle you can do but in some areas, when they realise you're not from here, they tend to overcharge you. I got my hair braided in a similar style yesterday and it cost me a total of about 94 Ghanaian cedis (weave + workmanship) which is almost 18 dollars. If she had gone with a local she wouldn't have had to pay as much as she did.

I have no clue how the youtube algorithm brought me here, but I loved the video

Watching this has a braider makes me have SO much respect! The fact that they hand curled every single braid, the attention to detail just WOW! Big props to you for bringing the needed attention to this!

The hairstyle is very beautiful! The stylist had an interesting way of braiding. It’s very cool

I can‘t handle how she is able to braid these baby hairs. It’s astoundishing! Her work looks amazing

I’m not black and I don’t really have any family that is, so I have never seen any braiding done or anything in person. These women are SO TALENTED. I have never seen someone get sO close to the scalp and get the tiny little hairs at the front it’s just amazing. Props to them cause damn that is crazy.

You making it sound like it's a crime to tip in Ghana which is very wrong. Salons take tips more than any profession in Ghana frankly. They won't ask you but it just courteous to add a lil extra change. In Ghana we just say "buy some coke to quench your thirst. You've done a great job" when tipping. It's a sign of appreciation just like in the states.

She did the neatest braids AND had a baby on her back lol. I love getting my hair braided in Ghana!

The neatness is AMAZING!!! I wish my hairdressers were this neat and perfect.

Tipping isn't culturally appropriate in every part of the world. It's the traveler's responsibility to research and follow cultural norms. In China for example, leaving a tip is an insult, in the US, not leaving a tip is an insult.

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Lemme find out i have to go all the way to ghana to get my hair braided 😍♥️♥️♥️

YOU LOOK INCREDIBLE omgggg

She's a perfectionist. I just love the care she takes with customer service.

I love how they all work together. No competition like it is here in U.S with braiders !!!!

I got meduim sized boxed braids in ghana for $30 usd. I was in heaven

Yasssssssss Ghana 🇬🇭 for life😂😍😩😩😩😩where my Ghanaians at?

I love how you explained you experience and applaud you for shutting down all the people who were trying to make you feel bad about tipping. It is a part of a total different culture and system. I'm really happy to have found your video. Stay blessed.

My Nigerian in-laws came to America, and they refused to tip. It’s not a part of their culture in the sense that Americans do. Fast forward, a family member came to the US and had no papers and she had to take a job as server in a restaurant. She now understands tipping🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and she tips every where she goes now😂😂😂😂 life is ironic.

Re :tip I disagree. I was born and raised in Ghana and was still taught to tip, especially if the end product is great or the service was good. It's an act of appreciation

I’m only here because I love African hair styles. I am white however the time and effort that goes into each style is absolutely amazing.

Braids like these I didn't really appreciate when I was home in Nigeria, when I left the country I was shook by how hard it is getting good braids.

It’s like the way she’s braiding is to ensure is neat and flat, perfection

Perfection! She is braiding underhand...I can braid this way but takes me longer than overhand. Her method is very neater! Thanks for sharing. Love to Ghana from Texas!!! ❤😍

I like how you taught about cultural differences; respect, cost of living, and customs & courtesies.

The precision and dexterity while braiding is impressive. I don't think just everyone could do it quite this well with just practice, that has to be some innate talent going on there. It's so good.

I'm glad to hear my country making waves here, I love Ghana cornrows so much, next time go to a salon called Alice skills in Accra labardi, I swear you would love every bit of your time there. Cornrows look good on you, love it!.

My aunt braids like that she's Nigerian...maybe it's just an African thing, and it doesn't really hurt

$46?!!?! for all of THAT?! my hair stylist charges me over $100 just for some highlights wow

Your hair at the end made me think of the phrase "a woman's hair is her glory." It looks so stunning.

These braids are so lovely, She did an amazing job! And shoutout to the lady handing off the hair as she feeds it in, on point every time!

My sister just got back from Ghana! She got yarn braids for $8 and they look goodt!

Ghana & Nigerian people know how to braid 💯. When we went back to Nigeria that’s how they braided my hair!! My hair was literally PERFECT 🤩

I found this very informative and interesting, I love learning about other people’s cultures. You look absolutely gorgeous and those braids are amazing! ☺️

This is SOOOOO DOPE! This would be a dope series to travel to each country in Africa and get a new style.!!!

That's a US thing. Most countries find it rude to do. Most places take PRIDE in their work and pay. I learned that in Japan. Not to mention, the history behind tipping started with a way for industries/companies to pay African Americans less than their white counterparts. The waiter/waitressing job was seen as lowly and for "negroes". People should really do research before spazzing on people for things they don't know or understand. Especially when it pertains to a different culture or country.

I love how all races are inteested in braids and the diffrent black hairstyles we can do. My favorite is crochet curls its been helping my hair grow, love your videos and you slayed

These braids are gorgeous!! Wow that stylist hands are truly gifted!!

I’ve been doing my hair with Tilly since I was 11, I’m 19 now, she honestly is the best. Like she’s soooo sweet, it’s been lovely how we transitioned together from kids’ style to more mature ones

I’m white and found this so beautiful honestly! I love seeing people with those since there is so much work into it and it’s so pretty 😊

Really nice. I noticed that there was no use of multiple different hair products. It looks really nice!

I braid this way. It's best to braid this way the braids lay flatter it's better on the hands and it doesn't have tension on the hair once the style is done. It also will allow you to braid more heads and for longer hours without your hands bothering you.

Y’all are a trip she never said she doesn’t tip she didn’t say she didn’t tip these ladies all she is saying is tipping is an option not an obligation. Charge what you want tip what you want if you want. People charge different prices all over shop around find who and what’s best for you or too your liking. No need for the drama 🤷🏾‍♀️💆🏾‍♀️chill be 😎show some love 💗

I love how she makes the braid look more natural at the beginning.

Beautiful face and beautiful hair.... and then she smiled. Perfect teeth! Girl, you are such a beauty!

I absolutely LOVE her attention to detail.. I'm super meticulous behind the chair,but this woman takes it to a whole nother level!! Gorgeous!! I'm only part way into the video, but I'm anxious to hear how much time your whole head took..thank u for sharing!! Also..how long does a style like this typically last?? (It seems like something that would last til it grew out)

Beautiful😍 I’m loving the broke comb I thk we all grew up using a broken comb lol

Precision! Artistry and creative! Intricate details! There should be a national or world show/competition of these hairstyles. I believe it is a fantastic wearable art!!!

I'm not sure what I was expecting for the end result but wow, I've never seen braids done that way, it looks so beautiful 😍

The way she braids is how Ghanaians do Ghana corn Row, the original Ghana braids, I always laugh when I watch KZfaq and see people braiding in different ways.

is it just me but the curls got 10x cuter when it was longer. The hairstyle was still freaking amazing though!

Your Ghana braids were beautiful. The stylists did an awesome job. ♥️

Wow, when I make my way to Ghana 🇬🇭 I will definitely get my hair braided!!!

Is anyone else besides me from this amazing country??!! I’m going next year to see all my family!

Every Ghanaian girl knows how painful those combs are😂

I'm not dark-skinned and my hair isn't even curly, but I love watching videos like these. This is truly art. Btw you are absolutely gorgeous!

This is calming and helping me get through the stress of fourth of July fireworks risking a forest fire near my house.

Tipping is a sign of appreciation of the services that you have received. Mainly if the work is of quality and time consuming

Absolutely BREATHTAKING! It looks so perfect. She does amazing work.

What a great salon! They really treated you well and damn she is so neat and precise with her braids they’re gorgeous

This is so satisfying to watch it’s so organized and pretty looking 😻

Omg I love how there’s three people working on your hair and everything’s moving at a nice flow😍😍

Lol I wish my braids could cost $19 😭 but in NYC and Jersey you paying at least $100+ to get box braids from the Africans. And for the tipping I always tip if the service is great but you have to be careful because some places over here already include the tip in your billing 🙄

Wow she is amazing I do braids and synthetic and wool dreads. Wow she is wow I'm just amazed.

Braids absolutely AMAZE me. They’re beautiful and the hands that braid.. just wow. She worked sooo fast

Can you make a video regarding the reason you moved to another country I find it interesting

I wish I could braid like that. The braids are beautiful you are BEAUTIFUL.

They do braids the best in our mother land ❤️ They look beautiful! When I got single box braids it was $180 cad dollars which is cheap as they can go up to $250. Butterfly loss starts at $250 cad and cost up to $500 cad dollars. It’s hard work!

Her work is amazing! These braids are fantastic. Thanks for posting this video. Very educational and also very soothing to watch her braid your hair. You look so relaxed.

Whoa!.. I'm Ghanaian and i live in Ghana and 250cedis is WAAAAYY too much!!! However you can tip people a bit. .. it's not offensive or anything. I tip my braider if i think she did an extra good job

I love how precise the stylist was, your braids look perfect!

Beautiful. They did such a great job! Wow, makes me want to take a flight to Ghana!

I love that she does not increase the size as she goes along, I think it makes it look so much more natural. I'm gonna try it like this for sure

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This just came up in my feed and I am so glad it did. This is absolutely amazing! I can't even imagine the skill and patience these women have. They are artists. Your hair is beautiful! All women of African descent should proudly wear their hair naturally. It truly shows your true beauty.

I can hardly do a pony tale myself i could never do this omg its amazing

You havent had the full experience if there are not atleast 2 people on your head doing your hair in Ghana😂

The brown food is called Tom brown; made from ground maize, soya, groundnut or beans that has been roasted. Hello from Ghana 😊

these look so beautiful, they’re so neat and look adorable with the curled ends. I admire the creativity behind these hair artists. Hair truly is beautiful and diverse

i’m white and i just have to day that yall are sooo amazing!! like this is som fascinating! i love watching your braid techniques😍

Oh my goodness when the curls dropped!!!! Now I want that style.

perfection is an understatement - they’re so pretty! 😩😍😍💁🏽‍♀️

I was absolutely mesmerized watching these ladies work their magic. Beautiful!!

I’m sorry if I offend anyone by hoping into the comments, I fully get that I can’t speak about anyone else’s culture or traditions with any true understanding of it. I like to watch these videos, there is so much beauty beyond the physical aspects of hairstyles. I’m in the US and am feeling helpless about the political climate. I realized that I had to make every effort to learn as much as possible about things as “simple” as hair (and much more) so I can educate my kids about different cultures. The more I learn the more my mind is absolutely blown. Thank you for sharing

I think one of the best ways to view cultures is through experiences like these. Not only can we watch that amazing stylist (like wHOA GIRL THOSE HANDS 👏🏻👏🏻) but you talk about some cultural aspects like the tipping thing. (ps, total white girl here but i adore watching these bc i love how hair has such meaning and is so complex yet so beautiful. 💖 i hate that so many appropriate and don’t appreciate the sentiment.)

People ar custom to the American culture about tipping, but some people do not understand u can not floss money...your hair is bomb

Omgosh! Your hair looks so pretty! Those parts are so precise they look like they are machine done! I loved watching this!

Wow, this is incredible! I’m about to binge watch your channel to learn more about the culture of such beauty. I can not for the life of me do any type of braid, even the super basic 3 chunks of hair one, so seeing people who do it plus makes it look like it’s second nature to them leaves me in admiration of them. 😍😍 Thank you for sharing 💜

So glad you mentioned the money part and about tipping...in my opinion tipping should be a choice not a automatic move ... it should be an extra bonus if you did more then you were expected, had to, or if you went out of your way to do something special for your costumer...so yea 💖

Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful❤ ....i tip always since a teenager. I tip as an appreciation of service🙏 This is the True meaning of Professionalism❤

I've never seen braids at that level... So many of them, all so tight and neat, and with those beautiful curls at the bottom. Omg, you look stunning!

❤❤..This is why I love Africa. They're honestly so creative with their hair, their dresses, and styles!

YES I’ve seen KZfaq braiders who braid exactly like her. One is Adiah and the other is the man from Glamfam, and they too are awesome !

This is art ❤️😍 i really get jealous of black girls cuz they have a beautiful hair and they could do braids like this 💕💕💕💕

These braids are the most beautiful and neatest that I ever seen God has definitely gifted her hands. simply amazing!!!!

These braids look PERFECT! So neat😭 I love them

This hairstyle is so cute! Thank you for sharing!