FAQS Answered!

[@amberrgee]

@Blunt Authenticity They do have a loose texture when natural, but black hair comes in many different curl patterns it's not all super coily. Some black people(though not very common) actually have naturally straight hair. I know full black people that have loose curly hair. Even some mixed people have coarse hair.

[@sheloves355]

Exactly

[@CreateYourBestVersion]

watching this in 2016....... we started from the bottom but we are Here! Congrats twins!

[@lucretiarailey3159]

I just love the growth of these, especially watching back. They have come a long way and stuck to their passion....Kudos ladies

[@missthang61606]

It's so funny to watch this video of you two now! You two have changed and matured so much! Lol

[@DalanaB]

So I purposely came back to watch older videos to see the growth to now, and your journey is sooo inspiring for those of us that are doing the same as you! Good job ladies, and I wish yall nothing but more success!

[@Shannyfrizz]

its refreshing to see young ladies with a good head on their shoulders. You gave good advice to people about their careers! Do what you love! thank you for that!!

[@TechwoodPosse]

I am addicted to watching you two. You're always positive and your videos never stray from the point. Absolute great job ladies

[@amberrgee]

I have trouble detangling too. I use shampoo called Crème of Nature, its the detangling one, it helps with detangling. Starting from the bottom and working your way up makes detangling easier too.

[@blaquekatt23]

i really love that you guys have such high aspirations.love the modeling, entrepreneur & philanthropy ideas you guys have, and really wish you the best of success with all of it!

[@TheTif129]

Can you guys please do an updated version of this video? Would love to see how different your answers may be now!

[@harston577]

Hey Kelsey and Kendra! My name is Ajah (Asia), and I live in New Mexico. I have recently decided to go natural with my, but since I do live in a desert the heat and dryness is really hard to deal with. I was wondering if I should deep condition more or condition more because I live in a place with absolutely NO humidity. Can you please give me some tips (if you have any) on dealing with hair in a dry climate?

[@dianemartin2408]

Thanks guys. I love coming back to your older videos and see how you Ladies have grown exponentially. God Bless. You both are my inspiration.

[@imaniantoinette2015]

I love how you finish each others sentences. It's hilarious. Y'all are awesome!

[@tserene3675]

Here in 2017!! Lol its cool looking back. The growth is awesome👍🏾

[@dawnishapayne2827]

Hi how are you guys! I would like to wear micro braids during summer in increments of six to eight weeks at a time throughout each year while trying to grow out my hair? I plan to keep getting relaxers regularly until my hair grows long enough to transition naturally. Possibly using keratin treatment all because my hair is super thick and ourse naturally. I'm excited to follow your tips and I would like to know if your opinions the same for braids of those kind? Thank you

[@Banksparty4]

I think it's wonderful that you said you love hanging out with your mom and that she is your best friend. A mother-daughter relationship is a very special relationship. Please cherish it!

[@Miikaschannel]

You girls are beautiful and have inspired me to go natural again I been going back and forth with relaxing it or going natural. I think I'm going to go natural !!

[@FaithfulnesswithGod]

hi Kelsey & Kendra what product do you use to make your hair that long because i want my hair to be that long then i want have to wear weave all the time and spend a lot of money so can you please do a list of product video i will love that.

[@evjewel]

Sorry for another question lol bt has your curl pattern always been that loose do u manipulate it or do anything to it? Did it used to have tighter curls I'm also black white an native American but by a bigger percentage lol

[@MARSHALEEJIN]

I am transitioning and I will not be doing the big chop. Can you do a video on giving tips on transitioning? Please

[@dawnishapayne2827]

So what do you all think about WEN hair products ?

[@dana1900]

Im 31 watching your video, I have 2 little girls and I know for a fact that i wouldn't mind my girls being just like you two. I know your mom is proud, you girls have your head on right don't let anyone tell you other wise!! Stay smart!!

[@ConspirHerSee]

It took you six months a year to grow your hair that length? Okay but from what length starting point? No way you grew 22 inch length hair in 6 months to a year. Hair grows on an average from a half inch a month, no matter what you put in it or what race you are. So even if they started with shoulder length hair there is no way it would be 22 inches in 6 months to a year. In twelve months hair would only grow about 6 inches. But... both you two are beautiful.

[@loladeo]

from shoulder length

[@ConspirHerSee]

Lolade Oduntan even in one year that's only six inches, the hair is obviously longer than six inches past the shoulder, not possible in a year..And that is a scientific fact

[@tiliyasmith564]

Everyone's hair is different and grows differently.💯💁

[@tatianas5049]

My hair grows about an inch a month.

[@C.J.Hamilton]

with the inversion method u can gain up 12 or 14 inches at the end of 1 year so if their hair was abt shoulder length yes it cud reach to 22 inches at the end of 1 year

[@nicoleherrera4628]

not hating or nothing but the left one had a prissy attitude after some questions. I thought she was going to snap in a z formation lol

[@jewlzj3881]

Omg Kendra! I have the same attitude towards my twin sister when she tries to wear something I havn't worn yet.

[@sweetcrimson]

I love that you guys have toned down the eye makeup. You guys look so pretty.

[@brybaby141]

@lindagodsartist co washing is when your wash your hair w/ just conditioner as opposed to shampoo and conditioner to promote more moisture for your hair. You are only supposed to cow ash when hair is curly or Inuits natural state. You do not cow ash when you hair is straight.

[@loveandheartskris]

they have a new video with their full hair routine. you could watch that maybe? it shows all the products and the methods they use.

[@desariec]

you both are so pretty, i love your hair and your very inspiring young ladies.

[@Amanda-kb8ok]

I have those two in my family tree Great GreatGrandparents white and Cherokee.

[@CHER62006]

Good video. Not sure why people say you have attitude.. You seem fine to me.. Pretty ladies and gorgeous hair. Funny how this person on youtube stated that black women who are not mixed could not grow long healthy shiny hair down their back. I wish I had of seen this video before I saw that video. God bless.

[@BillieJean2.0]

Wow 5 yrs ago????? I didn't even know y'all had videos this old/I subbed back in 2013 or '14 but it's so interesting to see how far you two have come.....happy for all the success & doors that have opened up -xoxo

[@cecibeenatural4]

Love the video, Thanks for taking the time out to answer our questions! Love you guys! keep up the great work!

[@KristaV]

@TheCatsLastWord I agree, that answer kinda confused me. They said that their hair was shoulder length when they first started transitioning, so if it only took 6 months to a year for them to get their hair to their current lengths then a lot of it would still be relaxed. Hair only grows half an inch per month so that would be about 3-6 in. of natural hair. I wonder when their last relaxer was?

[@SighDown]

@Clawalk: Let me educate you a minute: ALL Black people have "nice hair." Your comment was ignorant.

[@frannylove94]

I love you girls !!! ❤️❤️❤️ omg. I just subscribed like last year to yall and have been watching everyday ever since! I'm happy I found this video it answered all my questions !

[@sashamartha]

love your calm spirits, life focus and energy, you inspire!

[@kjmrx300]

You gals are great!! but i could never wait 2 weeks to wash my hair. My scalp gets dry and itchy. I have to wash it ever 4 or 5 days. 😏.... Im gonna try to not relax my hair so much!!

[@yagirlknic]

Can you both do a straighten hair video again? :) I want to learn how to do my own! have you ever used Hot Combs?

[@4everLoLfriends]

you could use a wide tooth comb its better for naturals to use than a fine tooth comb. i learned the hard truth. it doesn't hurt as bad as a fine tooth comb. and works better.

[@MsBrwnNProud]

I like what you said about not focusing on the LENGTH of your hair but the HEALTH of it....that is very important and it shows...your hair is beautiful and thick:) Keep it up

[@IMANIAWESOME]

could yall do a video about blushes for darker skin? both your cheeks are always on point.

[@GrapeSodaFanatic]

Your hair is unbelievably beautiful. I now feel inspired and finally believe that I can grow my relaxed hair long :) Thank you so much. I was feeling disheartened because I've got a load of breakage.

[@amandadewalt5268]

Have you guy s ever thought about doing a video throwback? It would be fun to see you guys share your opinions on older videos!!

[@goodlifeliving08]

@TheCatsLastWord they said when they decided to be natural and be healthy it was shoulder lenght.

[@scribe712]

They probably have relaxed hair at the end of their hair but don't realize it. I've been natural for almost 4 yrs and my hair is the same length as theirs and I when I wash my hair, I can see areas where it's straighter than others (I never did the big chop when I transitioned either).

[@TheClg29]

thank you girls for this video I have a 6 year old and I have tried some of these products on her natural hair I think you two are gorgeous and good luck with your endeavors!!

[@ruddymwamba7889]

hey guys...I watched your video on "10 tips to grow healthy long hair" but I didn't hear u guys talk about relaxing your hair, neither did u guys speak about putting hair food on your roots... do you guys relax your hair? if you do, which relaxer do u use? if u do put hair food on your roots, which ones do u use?

[@itsalanka]

You guys are gorgeous. How tall are you both?

[@scribe712]

All Black women need to do to grow long hair is develop healthy hair habits? That seems simple enough. Now after years of being bullied for having long hair, I can finally tell short-haired sisters it's THEIR own fault they don't have long hair! Thanks for enlightening me to that fact! Have a great week!

[@realmsenvy]

so my back grows slower than my sides.... do you have any tips on getting it to grow the same

[@thenappylicious1]

Can you guys do a video on the shape of your hair? Do you get it cut or does it just grow like that. If you get it cut what the name of it or how did you describe the cut?

[@susanh881]

I have been following you ladies for nine years, and this video from 10 years ago, both of you look just like that now. Because if I’m not mistaken one of the videos I think Kelsey said that we’re not wearing a whole lot of make up now and we’re not wearing eyelashes a lot now! I met you two add a meet and greet in Atlanta, at Sally’s and I met your mom and your grandma and talk to your grandma a long time. You haven’t changed a bit, do you know what they say about us dark skin girls. I didn’t realize that the whole video was about you ladies hair, You have so many videos about your hair!

[@sweetz1537]

Do u think it may be better to use a texturizer instead of a perm?

[@amberrgee]

(cont.) I've stopped relaxing my hair myself and I've noticed it improves hair growth greatly, the hair grows much faster than when you have a relaxer.

[@Iloveme28able]

Watching the Goldie oldies in 2021 just inspiration to keep growing and perfecting yourself

[@voski7]

Glamtwinz - you're GORGEOUS! and thank you for these great videos! Keep them coming. Question: how do you use the Palmer's Super Edge Control? Do you apply it every night when you wrap your hair? Or only once a week? Do you use it when you wear your hair curly?

[@queenzeezee2830]

y'all have beautiful hair!!!😃

[@mem4340]

About the hair moving, lol it is all about healthy hair, yes, and that means finding the right products for your type of hair, the types that work best with your hair texture and state of health, just do your research. Search up what the different oil types can do and then pick the conditioners and shampoos that will work well with it. Do not use so many things at the same type, test things out and pay attention to how your hair feels with what you buy. Listen to your hair and treat it as it wants. Feel it and feed it right haha!!

[@mem4340]

Water with hair oils cream make my type of hair extremely healthy. Water to me is ESSENTIAL and probably the best product out of all the products out there, plus the oil creams of course.. keep an active lifestyle filled with love and happiness, work towards goals and dreams and your hair will thank you as well. Eat a healthy well balanced diet and just be happy and healthy, free from stress! I'm saying because acne sucks too lol!!

[@fatimasawi4992]

I'm a 100% black girl and two years ago I had hair as long as they had it, I just used relaxers and kept trimming and ripping off my hair. Now I am trying to retain that length, stop using the stereotype.

[@peachesmlove]

i have a question (im gonna get on yall nerve with my questions) so me my skin gets realllllly dry so my scalp will also get dry right along with it. I dont wash my hair every week or nothing like that cause i need all the natural oils i can get, so when i wash it is it ok to grease my scalp?

[@nataliewalters2759]

It's 2018 now and looking back in these videos is AMAZING!! Everything you wanted has come to pass and y'all have a New House!!

[@nataliewalters2759]

We'll have have everything ! Keep going ladies.

[@ReneeJRoss]

Your hair grows so fast! And it is beautiful.

[@ladyt4062]

Y'all have changed so much , but y'all are still beautiful !! 2020

[@ravenclaw045]

me toooo omg native american on my pops side and white on my moms.but alot of people ask if im half indian instead of being fully black-_-they say b/c my hair is indian..whatever that means

[@amberbug90]

I'm glad you pursued your passion!

[@katrinawashington7586]

I love to see African American girls with their real and natural hair; it destroys stereotypes and on top of that you guys are pretty.

[@mimi42428]

@GrapeSodaFanatic i think their hair is natural, they straighten it though

[@firstlady1110]

When ya day cowash..ya mean no shampoo? If so how many times a month do you use shampoo

[@drippa09]

Kelsey sound like rasheeda from lhhatl. beautiful hair

[@imnothere4friends]

Yessss that's what I noticed

[@mzdynamiteteehee]

how long did it take you to grow your hair from no hair at all... it is completely impossible to grow 22inches of hair in 6-12months... hair grows max 1/2 an inch a month. so in a yr 6inches

[@SwtLvlyLucy169]

You guys have the best personality and I just love watching your videos. I'm so glad I found ur channel because I have gotten so many amazing products that have really worked for me !! Take care and Keep up the great work (:

[@danyellc8597]

I absolutely love Kelsey and her attitude as some may call it....she's really down to earth and just a straight forward young woman.. as I've seen on their videos. Both twins are beautiful and their hair is always layed honey.

[@CutebabyDestiney]

@TheCatsLastWord lol that wasnt accurate thats for sure but ima say that since they're hair was shoulder length at the time they started going natural(and trust you want yo hair to start growing after a perm not breaking) by the end of 6months to a year it was that long(however long they say their hair is) iwish they started the tvids when they started the transition or did they ima newbie

[@uhbyoihbloiybloihybolgiyh]

ummmmm I do agree with you, and I am not in any way condoning or defending the ignorant comments below, but maybe people are asking if they are mixed because of the length of their hair..

[@WorldofNene]

I have a friend from Ethiopia and her hair is all the way down her back so that comment about their hair tends to be short isnt true africa is a huge continent with a lot of countries i woudnt base my judgement on pictures

[@astarxoxo]

Its kinda funny how Kendra is like answering all the questions.. :) . Anyways you two have GORGEOUS hair that's to die for!!

[@jasminepeters7595]

I know this is a throw back video...but I'm so pissed by these comments....black people are so ignorant about their hair sometimes. First, everyone is mixed. No one is 100% white or 100% black. Everyones hair and curl pattern is different....despite your hair type if you take care of it it WILL grow.

[@Stressed_PhD_0831]

Seriously, EVERYONE is mixed, u sure about that?

[@SeychelleSunshine]

+twilightsagasuperfan most people not everyone like she said. about 90% of total people. very few but some tribes around the world have kept their bloodlines 100%

[@jasminepeters6766]

+twilightsagasuperfan The vast majority of our population is. I have met very few people that are 100% anything. A lot of people will make comments like "I'm just black" "Im just white"... but you dont know that for sure if you don't find out genetically or have a detailed family tree. This is something that i have studied at school...I am not making comments that I do not know anything about. If you are curious you should use the DNA kit from ancestry.com you would be surprised what you may find.

[@nkechi216]

Actually there are MANY countries around the world where ppl are NOT mixed. Many in Africa. And God many many different tribes of different "shades/colors". If your speaking on African Americans they I can see your rationale but it's risky to say ALL.

[@jasminepeters7595]

+nkechi85 When i made that comment I was referring to the US, I should have been more specific...

[@stephnwam]

you guys are absolutely GORGEOUS! :o thanks for taking the time to answer the questions. :)

[@Express4Ever84]

OMG when I saw 334 I thought you all were from Montgomery..I lived in Montgomery for 5 years for school...Im from Birmingham,AL. What college did you all attend?

[@soultouch4380]

I hope you open a natural hair beauty parlor after beauty school so you can inspire young black women to grow their natural hair I hope you also do young kids hair cause that market is untapped

[@kikicouture10]

Its nice to look back on this video and know that you young ladies accomplished your goal of attending cosmetology school that's awesome, keep it up♡

[@tatinya43]

Yes when you go to the salon they always get your hair growing depending if the stylist knows what they are doing

[@MrsKatHargrove]

Beautiful and very inspiring both of yall hair looks so healthy

[@LadyD127]

I noticed that Kelseys hair usually looks sleeker and shinier and Kendras hair usually looks fuller with more body.. Both HEALTHY.. Even when your hair is curly I notice that. Is there something different one is doing or different product or a different cut? Different style?? Genetics? Have you guys ever noticed the difference or am I buggin lol cus it might just be me but Im interested in starting my own hair journey and would like to know. =)

[@RossFamily]

Yep, im black and im one of 4 sisters and we all have super long hair. Both my parents are black, i am not mixed but ppl always insist that i am. I'm sure that somewhere down the line therez some non black person in there, but u dont have to be mixed to have long hair!!

[@kenyadixon4941]

i was wondering if you can answer a question for me, i was wondering if you know how you can turn bushy thick afro hair into straight hair.

[@yodaydyxz1752]

Black americans should STOP saying "mixed" as if the other races are better than yours.

[@scribe712]

I have a degree in journalism and often proofread other people's writing. So when I make a mistake even if it's only a typo, trust me, people love to call me out about it! LOL

[@perdybirdie]

i love it! and it does seem like whenever someone black is attractive and/or has pretty hair they gotta be mixed! if this were huffington post i would fan & fav you

[@juxaposed]

you two are amazing and gorgeous and your hair is sooo amazing. i just wish you would smile more! it'll make you more approachable and most likely get you more subscribers (if that's what you're interested in)! :)

[@hellokitti1987]

Wow, ima scorpio too..its like you guys like what i like but in a twin verison..i love hellokitty and purple...and i love hair..lol and shopping..! My bday 13days after you guys..#two thumbs up on this video..i wanted to know how you manage to upload a long video? I can never get mines to upload

[@ruddymwamba7889]

how do you guys get your hair curly after it has been straightened?

[@cinnawhat8797]

2 years and your hair is that length and healthy? I'm so jealous! I've been natural 5 years and my hair isn't as long as yours. But I have 4c hair & my hair grows slow & I didn't learn how to take care of my hair until recently. (been relaxed since I was 2)

[@Thoughtso573]

Are you serious?! Who put chemicals in your head at that age?!

[@cinnawhat8797]

Brooke Pryce My mom. lol She didn't know how to take care of my hair. Still doesn't. I just started to learn how to correctly take care of my hair mid/late last year. Been natural since 2008 and my hair is shorter them then :(

[@Thoughtso573]

At least you're starting to take care of it and the damage isn't permanent you just have to start over.. Try co-washing, olive oil, almond oil, trimming, protein-filled conditioners, and wrapping your hair at night.. Also message your scalp and use some of those tingly keratin stimulants.. They work wonders!! I wish you luck in your journey to get your hair healthy again.. I hope that because you got your first perm so early your hair will actually grow back.. And one more tip!! When you add conditioner don't add it to your roots instead add it towards your ends since it is the oldest part of your hair and therefore easier to break off.. Buy leave-in conditioners and heat protectant spray (for when you flat-iron or blow dry).. I think those are all the basics.. Your hair will be longer in fuller in about 6 months..

[@cinnawhat8797]

Brooke Pryce thank you for the tips! But yeah I got perms from 2-15 every 6 weeks so my hair had major damage when I went natural. My hair is the longest it's been in my life so I'm just hair I have hair past my shoulders for the first time ever! Lol but I am trying to maintain length. I just took out some box braids and I had like an inch of newgrowth and my hair was only in for about 3 weeks! I'm also taking biotin.

[@Thoughtso573]

Well that's good to hear!! Your hair is already growing!!

[@unointed]

You ladies must be stunning, we're all sitting here watching you for 22 minutes and 32 seconds lol...It's 4am I gotta go to bed... It was a blessing to run across your channel :)

[@NijaelMustafa]

I knew y'all were going to say Matilda! That's my favorite movie but not many people know about that movie.

[@spicynomad]

in a previous video you said it took you 5-6 years to grow it. im this video you said it was 6months to a year. which is it?

[@Krazykoolkeasiia]

Lol they transition for 2yrs so it took them 3yrs-3yrs 1/2 to get to the length in this video. In there newest video it took them almost 5yrs to get to the length they are at now.

[@spicynomad]

ok, based on experience that seems more like it. ty

[@KiarixHikari]

i am african american (and yes like them i do have native american in me but its far down the line on both sides of my parents) but my hair is probably about an inch or two shorter then theirs. I hate it when ppl ask me if im mixed or something or if my hair is really mine.

[@scribe712]

I couldn't resist teasing you! LOL I know you weren't trying to be insulting. I can tell by your posts, you want to help other people. And I for one appreciate that. I'm never too old to learn something new or see things from someone else's perspective. I don't use grease on my hair either. I was told it actually prevents hair from growing by clogging the scalp. I prefer to use my grease for cooking. Not on my hair! :-D