All the other hair tutorials make things look so complicated and they go too fast to keep up. This is perfect at keeping things easy to understand and keeping up!❤

You should Run your own sakon. You would be a good employer. Apprentices could learn lot from you. In Germany you need the master Exam to Run a Salon und habe apprentice.

What do you wear for bottoms after your water has broken? Is anything coming out between the waters and the birth? For the trip to the hospital should you wear an adult diaper or pad?

You are gorgeous! Love your hair ✨

Thanks,

Can adults use this shampoo? It is a special shampoo for babies only.

I love love love it❤ don’t hate anything about it. I got the tiny travel size. Omg. Fabulouse!!! I recommend it

No product will remove this, use red lentil cucumber, blended all together and put it on your face every day. It will go away in two weeks.

I’d love to see you review the Aveda Be Curly Advanced collection!

Thanks sweetie 😊

Hiya, which shampoo do you use please?

Watching this while crying! 😭 Thank you for this info!

I’m sitting here at week 20 crying. Your story is beautiful! I’ve been reading the book and came here to find positive birth stories. I want to do this naturally and I know I can do it. The worst part is knowing I have to wait another ~20 weeks. I can’t wait to meet my baby! 🥹

Thank you you gave me some hope all the examples i have seen in the internet says that pavlic didn't work with them and they had to have a surgery my baby girl is wearing pavlic harnes since she was 15 days wish us luck

Dang you had to go through so much right after the birth. Ughh. I’m glad you made it out ok and you were able to recover well. Congrats on your baby!!!

Good for you it must feel so Nice she is discharged and is Done with Hip Dysplasia she was done fast wow, I ha Hip Dysplasia as a kid and I still have problems probably because my parents told me I was smart and I could take off velcro so I did and has set back after set bak but I have yet to do a total hip replacement because I hate surgery, and I don't wanna do it.

What a gorgeous baby! I really hope next time I can wait longer to labor at home because I went to the hospital way too early last time and got sent home twice then last time I was admitted it was such a tiring process in the hospital. All those monitors, being confined to the room, not allowed to eat, etc. I ended up doing it unmedicated but would have loved to only be there for the last few cm. But well done, thanks for sharing!

Can you heat style your hair after this or you can use just as finishing oil after blow drying or straightening? Waiting for your reply plz

Thank you for sharing this story and sorry that your third stage of labour (birthing the placenta) wasn’t so positive. Makes me sad to hear that baby was taken off your skin during this stage as skin to skin is so important for the birth of the placenta. Anyway, glad you’re both doing well now ❤ thank you for sharing!! X

I have been using the Macadamia Professional Oil Treatment for over 10 years. This is the best stuff. I have very thick hair that gets so poofy whether I use a hair dryer or let it dry naturally. The shine is incredible.

What's the name brand to your Protein hair spray that you use on every client?

You are so pretty. I like your hair in the shower because it’s off your pretty face.

Hello Frankie, what would be the best option (haircut, routine, products) if you have extremely fine hair, that tangles up after washing no matter how cautious you are? I can't brush, style or blow dry my hair without damaging it. The result is, that it looks like i have just 3 hairs 😑 No but it really looks thin and like I have never washed or combed it in my life. Even after I just did it. I assume a short cut would be the best, but I think I'm not ready for it 😶 There is one more difficulty with my hair. I don't know why and how but suddenly there are waves at my neck. But just in the lower hair, the top hair is straight as it ever was. How is this even possible and which haircut or styling is the best? Just drying and brushing it doesn't look good.

any tips for good hair growth after head shaving

Love this routine, thank you! I never thought to apply the hair oil first. Can’t wait to try this.

I loved hearing this amazing positive birth story as someone who has felt my whole pregnancy I could never manage without an epidural made me feel really empowered

Is it ok to really put the hair into the diffuser like this? I'm a bit scared for my thin hair...

As a 56 year old male I’m trying to find a salon that can offer me a Brazilian bum lift wax and a perm, please point me in the right direction

Thank you for this video! ❤️

Faith in nature is not natural as the coconut shampoo contains lauryl sulphate which destroys the hair folicles so I have stopped using their products and make my own natural shampoo.

You look a bit like a brunette Kate Winslet. :)

What if I hate the crispy feel and the frizz?

Hi Frankie, I really enjoyed your latest video! I’ve sent you a message on email about a free sleep coaching service I’m offering. I’d love to help you improve your little ones' sleep. Let’s connect!

Thank you for this video. ❤ We’re going through it now with our second. 😅 xxx

I'm so happy you and baby are both so well now and am glad you feel positively about your birth but this isn't an objectively positive birth, and a lot of people need that when they're searching for it. The extra part added to the end of the title and the addition to the description aren't enough - please consider renaming this video.

I don't know why this video doesn't have loads of love! It's so clear and helpful. I came here from your video from 2021 since I couldn't find the XMondo product in the UK, and your updated routine did not disappoint. Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Do you think this same routine but with air dry rather than diffuser will still work?

I think its great that you were open to going to hospital and it didnt impact your birth experience. I have been told the same at my appointments as I have requested a home birth. I am really struggling with this information however. I do not want to enter a hospital unless there is a medical reason for me to go and I have been told if that's the case and there is staff shortages at the time of my labour - then I can free birth without a midwife, but it is not recommended. What gets me upset is that so much money is invested in often unnecessary medical/surgical births which could be avoided if correct education and planning is provided such as hypnobirthing. So due to lack of NHS funding, resulting in staffing issues, many woman cannot have a home birth experience. I find the situation very heartbreaking. If I asked for a planned section I am sure this could be paid for and planned without much second thought - but homebirthing teams is where the funding gets cut? Blows my mind, where have we gone wrong.

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This is amazing, thank you so much for sharing! I had an emergency section with my first 3 years ago because she was back to back and 9lbs 11 (I’m only 5”3). I’m pregnant again and terrified of the same happening, can I just ask if you were overdue or on time? did you feel pressured to opt for an induction because she was big? I’ve expressed I will not be opting for a C-section but I’m currently trying to navigate the tricky topic of also not wanting an induction but trying to be sensible about how overdue I may potentially get. Sorry for the word vomit, thank you again so much for sharing this! Xx

Weleda are absolutely the best, superb

Another beautiful story! Omg thank you so much for sharing this 🙏. You don’t know how helpful it is for me to watch this 💖

Thank you for telling your beautiful story! In my 22 week now and this is very inspirational! ❤

I've had some comments on this video highlighting that the complications I dealt with after birth might be triggering. I've changed the title to include 'complications after' and have added a trigger warning to the description. I do want to reiterate that I consider this a positive birth experience. The birth itself was positive, empowering and powerful. It's an experience I'll cherish forever. The haemorrhage is something that happened to me after birth. It was scary, I felt trauma at the time of filming this video, I've since processed it. I absolutely do not want this video to scare anyone. Birth is beautiful ❤️

So sorry you had to go through all that you did. I would also recommend changing the title as I experienced the need for a positive story and this had set me on the wrong mindset. I didn’t read the description beforehand which I now know I should do

the baby allows you to wash his hair so calmly) my daughter screams when I wash her hair)

Thank you for sharing your honest review❤️ keep posting it’s very helpful 😘

Thank you so much for sharing your positive birth story, I needed to hear this 🥰

Beautiful to watch xxxx

Definitely not what I was expecting, since the title says "positive birth story" kinda left with new fears unlocked instead of optimistic enthusiasm😅 informative video nonetheless. Glad you and your baby were okay in the end😊

That’s a lot. I’m so sorry you experienced this. Since you’ve had time to process, do you think if the placenta hadn’t been rushed with what I assume were synthetic injections, things could have been different? I realize it’s impossible to know the alternative, but do you have a sense? I know many think the placenta needs to come within a certain amount of time, and it’s therefore encouraged by various means, but there’s evidence otherwise as well. Maybe I misunderstood and your bleed started BEFORE the shots were given. Try to focus on the “wonderful”, strong mama!