6 Month old Cornrow Takedown ! My hair is so Thick ooh 😯

My hair grew a lot! Actual 6 month old cornrow takedown !
Applying g pre- poo mask on my 6 month old cornrows
• OMG!! The tangles are ...
I used this more than 8 times and my hair grew a lot
• I used this more than ...
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[@hairgrowthzone8112]

The longest period of time I let my cornrows are 3 months straight 😪 I can tell you: the growth and thickness are super but the patience and skills to detangle are another thing 😫😄

[@Kerotsi]

Congratulations on making it to 6months 🎉 coz the patience for that is next level😁 I'm sure you enjoyed running your hands through your hair again💖

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

I know, l had missed my hair so much but at the same time l was used to just not touching it, so it’s mixed feelings 🙈

[@Kerotsi]

@@WLHMCALLNATURAL haha of course 😆

[@Ladyflonyosh]

I am on my 3rd month with artificial locks 😂 my birthday is in June I am praying I don't open them to retouch before June

[@plusgirlbworld]

My hair stays in a style monthly and that patience alone is too much to bear so i applaud you wow

[@Isa53_]

Praying my hair grows faster. Had to big chop because of colour damage. Never again

[@154angel154]

Amazing Growth! Ypu were VERY INTENTIONAL in your approach Sis! ❤️

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Thank you dia ❤

[@Isa53_]

I like that the aloe is giving your hair a bit of protein too

[@rutendomarufu3494]

❤❤.I've been waiting for this video

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Welcome dear

[@capturedbyshelly]

I kept mine in for 7 months in the beginning of the year, I got 4 inches of growth but a lot of tangles lol, I don't think I would do it again, it was so painful

[@eunicekhainza1087]

Am so excited and happy for you that someone could think the hair is mine 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩. you are the proof and encouragement that black women can also grow long hair. thank you so much🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Aww refreshing comment thank you

[@valeriesignaturesalon]

Hi Queen,think you keeping your hands out of your hair has helped you retained thickness n length. Maybe doing a 2-3 months of protective styling. not touching your hair will continue to increase your healthy beautiful thick long natural hair n Your hair looks so thick Queen congratulations ❤❤❤ I know you must show different hair methods to your audience on how Ayurvedic ingredients work. However Queen stick to what is working for your scalp n hair. You have made amazing progress.

[@kimberly5240]

You and your family have a blessed CHRISTmas. You and your family stay blessed and healthy ✝️🙏🛐

[@Isa53_]

The slip is real with this aloe and cactus combo

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Oh yes it is

[@ailadacia9309]

Absolutely beautiful ❤ I’m about to try this. How many inches did you grow exactly?

[@jacquelinelockett]

Your hair is to long now to leave for 6 months. Try taking each braid down with Aloe, cactus or flax seed or even conditioner once a month, just to detangle, break up the new growth and rebraid it. Detangle with your fingers add your cream and simply rebraid it. This way you’ll lessen the breakage when you detangle after 6 month. I get it but 6 months to long a time not taking your braids down. I take one braid out at a time every 2 weeks. No breakage. Detangle , add oil and grease the ends and rebraid it.

[@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda]

I hear you about the hair being too long to leave for 6months. Mine is getting there and the longer it gets the more I have to adapt to the length. I also feel the sense of freedom in between the days I do my hair, just not touching it gives that feeling of having time to focus on other things in life. I thoroughly enjoy my hair no doubt but the amount of time I have to spend on it sometimes I just want to reduce it right down and still balance that with getting rid of tangles and being gentle. Compared to what I do for take down I think she can absolutely douse the hair from root to tip with the product. The combination of aloe and cactus and liquid with leave in is great 👍 for slip, melting tangles and reducing breakage. I am naturally very very heavy handed with product so I would douse, soak or douse my hair again and again with the product until it runs down my neck even then let it soak a few minutes, my hair would be so saturated with the product the tangles and shedding will be zero, a comb wouldn't be necessary at all, even after 6 months. Imagine it this way, what would you do if you were trying to take down proper locs with no breakage?

[@jacquelinelockett]

@@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda exactly. I’m the same way. When i take my braids down they are dripping in product. Ambunu is the best followed by flaxseed gel. I’ve let my braids go a month but no more. It’s a lot of work yes but thats the price for our natural hair.

[@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda]

@@jacquelinelockett so true, and I think it's that way because nowadays we don't live in communities where we do each other's hair and it's more of a chore than a social skill. I remember growing up and when my mom taught my sister and I to do each other's hair when I was about 8years old, and we carried on like that to high school and beyond. I love doing my hair but it has become more of a chore doing it all by myself especially the longer it gets. But the good thing is I get to be as gentle as I want, do a style that I want and with the help of KZbin ideas are flowing, especially on this channel I keep coming back here because I relate a lot with her hair journey. Nowadays I seem to be in control of my own hair care but I miss having someone else do my hair and not worry about quality of hair care practices and how it will affect my hair, paranoid even. I just don't trust anyone to touch my hair and that is just the cost of modern life🤷🏾‍♀️ all the nyami nyami ingredients and concoctions are available but doing it all by yourself sometimes takes away that social element without having to pay. I relate a lot with her channel because sometimes you want to connect with others about hair things and even while you do your hair. Ambunu works wonders with its slip, it's sooo versatile❣my hair loves ambunu even as a detangler, shampoo or leave in, it soakes right in and no need to wash it off after detangling, my hair just drinks it up too and I wonder where it goes. The Ambunu I got from Miss Sahel directly from Chad is the real deal, its sitting right there along with the mountain of fenugreek and flaxeed under my bed and never out of season for detangling.

[@Zee-dp1jm]

Right because all that growth you got in 6 months protective styling you would’ve gotten without protective styling also. Why take down so many knots at risk of breakage when you can prevent the tangles and decrease the chances of losing hair by maintaining your strands often. When I take down my twists every two weeks I literally get no breakage like none. But when I try to go longer (4+ weeks) just to see what it’ll be like, too many tangles! I’d rather not put my hair at risk.

[@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda]

I used to ask that question of youtubers too, why do this, why not do that, why not do this to your hair? That was until my hair got to the same length and I found myself doing the same things I was questioning why do that to your hair. For me I think I got to a period I was sick and tired of doing my hair, I had life going on and doing hair had to take a back stand. Also for some people having kids and having time to even do your hair once a month is such an achievement because life is just busy with a child, let alone 2children, 3children and in my books anyone with 4children or more and still has time to do hair has a lot to teach me because finding time to do my own hair with just one child is already a challenge. I guess people leave thier hairstyles in for a prolonged time for many reasons depending on what life you are dealing with outside doing hair. Not that you want to intentionally neglect it, but you could be fed up and still not want to chop or relax the hair, but you just need to focus on other things too as well as hair care and I think that's OK too. It's that part of our hair journey that maybe you might or might not reach but I did and I felt I understood some hair youtubers more when they did things differently with thier hair. I don't know what her reasons are for leaving a hairstyle in for 6months, but I know there must be a reason which I may not want to ask until I get there in my own hair care journey, then I will know. I may not get there but I have asked that question in the past and I got my answer soon enough💌💌

[@malkahbatyisrael290]

HalleluYah & SEASON'S GREETINGS from the wildes of Amerikkka! Darling your chestnut brown skin is sooo very delicious, smooth & creamy looking!l I enjoy your videos & the recipes that you've helped me to make. May the Most High continue to bless everyone that is watching on this 12/25/2022; & may your 2023 be a prosperous one in The Most High! Shalom 🦁❤🖤💚😇

[@janemaposa3801]

Your hair is grown and looks thick yoooo....Good patience hahah..Good job

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Thank you sis 🙏

[@eunicemunthali3213]

First January am trying 2 months..... I'll do mini braids. Hope I can manage 😃☺️😃☺️

[@namatasarah3112]

Today I'm the first to comment woow happy new year to everyone

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Thanks dear! Merry Christmas

[@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda]

I feel weird sometimes when I'm first to comment 😅 it's like I'm talking to myself 🤣🤣until I hear or read other comments or replies, but its nice to be number one without looking like you were just walking youtube streets😁

[@namatasarah3112]

@@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda everyday we have some one join so because u jointed 100yrs ago it doesn't mean to disrespect some one gar see year

[@Chengetanayi_Dyirakumunda]

@@namatasarah3112 apologies if you felt disrespected by my comment, I was not intending to make fun of you and certainly not disrespect or mean anything unwelcoming, if anything or cause you to feel unwelcome. I don't own anything here, I don't wish to make others feel like I joined 100 years ago because I did not, but I will take responsibility if I made you in any way that I did. It's all about hair related chat right, kindly accept my apologies for any offence, that's not the intention✌🏾. Let me know what would be a good response to you without me adding insult to injury as I seem to have, it's not the intention and I don't want to take away anything from you or from this channel, it's not mine, pardon me if I came across like I own it or trying to hog the comment section, it's all about hair not hate or hurt

[@lezmacon5095]

I keep my protective styles up for 6 months or 7 months never had a problem

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

Really😳

[@vee3133]

Woow really. What kind of protective styles do you do?

[@priscillakatansha9717]

Can someone use this method to undo dreadlocks ?

[@Isa53_]

Enjoying this video. Which specifies of cactus do you have?

[@WLHMCALLNATURAL]

I don’t know dear

[@empresschronicles1749]

It's called prickly pear cactus. Sold in some Caribbean/Hispanic grocery stores.

[@debrajones156]

Why do that for 6 months then go through this?

[@lezmacon5095]

I never had this problem and I keep my protective styles up for 6 to 7 months

[@vee3133]

​@lezmacon5095 what styles do u wear