Fenty Hair Care is HERE! | Are We *Tired* Of Celebrity Hair Care?

[@CammyjOfficial]

What do you think about Fenty Hair? Will you be buying? Are you TIRED of celebrity hair care lines?

[@Clockwork_999]

Rihanna has such a great reputation in business, so if she does something like a bond treatment, heat protectant, or skinny serum, I’ll try. For everything else, I’ll stick to my usuals.

[@Viviolau]

Exactly! Like, girl has always put in the work and come correct. Only reason I didn’t pick up her heat protectant is cause this economy rough 🥲 But if we are judging Fenty based off how we judge any other brand (their track record vs the owner’s looks) - yea I’ll roll the dice on trying her products.

[@Viviolau]

So another Ytb’er made a good point. We don’t demand to see the hair of the CEOs for mainstream/usually white-owned brands. Chances are we wouldn’t be wild about the products if we based it off that. We often have that energy for black women owned brands tho. If the ingredients and products are good, it doesn’t matter what her hair looks like. And her hair being short doesn’t mean it’s unhealthy.

[@tanyapollar3931]

I agree that’s just like all these KZbinrs are using the revair and it’s made by a white guy. But it’s meant to stretch our hair ? We have to think more critically. And if this a cash grab then EVERY brand make and sell products as a cash grab.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! Thank for your comment. I’m the type of consumer that buys whatever is going to work and so the job I want it to do. I’ve never demanded to see any celebrities hair or whatever people do because that doesn’t matter to me, but to some people it’s like their make or break when it comes to even considering a product. And I agree that anyone who’s making products is doing it to make MONEY.

[@tanyapollar3931]

@@CammyjOfficial I agree that’s how I do. I buy what I think that’s going help and work on my hair. It doesn’t matter whose name on the bottle. We don’t know what anyone of these hair product brands hair looks like because it’s a ridiculous statement to make. It all boils down to if you want to try it do so. And if not then don’t. But judging if it’s there hair in promotional pictures and launch party’s is insane.

[@Viviolau]

@@tanyapollar3931 that’s an excellent example of exactly what I’m thinking. I don’t even know what the revair creator looks like !

[@Viviolau]

@@CammyjOfficial hi! 👋🏾Sorry if it seemed like I was implying you were one of the ppl I was talking about. That’s my bad, I just wanted to share what someone else was discussing and a bit of my frustration over the negativity/extra standards black female entrepreneurs face. Thanks for the video that sparked the convo :)

[@evep2692]

Rih should use her product for 6months-1 year and take us on her healthy hair growth journey. Right now her hair is on step 1 the big chop, I can’t tell if her products are effective.

[@MissExclusive4]

I saw the hair stylist’s comment as well. And I also saw the comment where someone said she could’ve struggled from a difference in her hair after having her children. A lot of women struggle with postpartum hair loss and then some people were just critical of the current blonde shorter style itself. She’s had longer hair before too.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Oh yes because people were saying her hair was “thin” and “damaged”.

[@MissExclusive4]

@@CammyjOfficial yes. I saw that too.

[@MyNaturalMyChoice]

I will be honest with you. You have shared so many of her makeup products and I've purchased a few because of you. I will definitely give the bond repair a try. But, for now I will wait to see a flood of videos about the products. Thanks again for sharing.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! I really do like the quality of FENTY makeup. The bond repair does sound like it will be worth trying out. Thank you for watching!

[@georgediouf]

Thank you for this video Cammy ! Personally I like celebrity hair care because they typically have enough youtubers review the products for me to decide wether to try them or not for my specific texture and needs. So I will try the conditionner from Fenty Hair. But come on, that stylist is not serious at all. Does he forget that a lot of people have natural hair? Never in the history of natural black hair have we applied water and shampoo to our hair and it remained bone straight, like even the looser textures will not stay that straight with water and shampoo. Like we have eyes it's a wig, or maybe her hair just somehow defies the laws of physics 🤷‍♀ 🤣

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello and thank you for watching! I think her hair was relaxed and she grew it out. I agree that many people review these products so you get more of a feel for if the products perform or not. I actually just reviewed FENTY haircare for myself as well.

[@missluvableladii]

Nah, I’m tired of these celebrity hair brands. They tend to feel like a cash grab. At least Rihanna has her entire fenty brand, so it feels more like a natural progression. But what these celebrities seem to not understand is that is you use yourself as the face of a product, then people are expecting you to align with the product’s story. It’s marketing 101. If you are not known for hair care, then it will be perceived as strange do you to market a hair care line. I totally get why people thought Rihanna’s line has wigs and bundles. That’s more what she’s known for. Same goes for white brands. Look at Ouidad or Lorraine Massey (devachan I think). They are known for curly hair and use themselves, natural curly girls, for marketing. Oleplex is known as more of a scientific formulation, so that’s their ethos. There’s no person they are trying to get the consumer to align with. And side note, let’s be real, Rihanna wore that pixie cut in the add as an appeal to all hair types, lol. BW are quick to try and claim everything made by a black person as a win for everyone when it’s more of a win for the brand/celebrity. It’s rarer nowadays to see celebrities that are community oriented. It’s easier to brand yourself as community oriented than to actually be about it.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! Thank you for your in depth comment. It never clicked with me that the pixie cut was for hair inclusion purposes, but it totally makes sense. Maybe people would have thought her products were only for natural hair if she wore her real curly hair like she is now.

[@vickiecar100]

Thank you for your review. I value your expertise.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello and thank you for watching!!!

[@marcelladupree7909]

Ok so her and Beyoncé have close price points so I don’t want to hear it’s so much cheaper. One is backed by science and one is a popular brand. They both can win let’s not pin them against each other

[@CammyjOfficial]

People are going to compare them simply because they’re two celebrity brands that launched within a few short months of each other. Riri and her team also claim Fenty hair is also backed by science and that they’ve also established a proprietary blend of ingredients for Fenty hair as a whole. I feel like both brands have standing and will do well.

[@LatriceKelly]

Hmmmmm not 18 of my ✨big✨dollars for a dollar store toothbrush to slick some edges LOL Riri PLEASE lol Great perspective as always Cammy 💜

[@CammyjOfficial]

Heavy on the dollars! I was like uhhh uhhh 😬😂. Thank you for watching!!! I appreciate you!

[@jetradaniels9528]

Even though I'm still going to try it, her stylist could've kept that to himself. Her hair is not that long, or full to shape up into the look of that wig, shrinkage, considered. I'm wondering if she isn't about to go on a natural hair care journey. She may not have all this time 🤷🏾‍♀️ she's got a GREAT track record, so far. It's a wait and see. The reviews are coming!!

[@rmq1988]

Rihanna doesn't have any celebrity lines her empire is luxury under LVMH let's make no mistake!

[@CammyjOfficial]

Very true!

[@mrod87]

Yeaaaa she’s kinda just the king influencer of the brand. Jaclyn hill and morphe walked so Rihanna and lvmh could run lol. But i still might try.

[@Viviolau]

It’s also kinda funny if black women were included in accusing her of not caring about her hair cause she’s in a wig. Like out of ANY group of people - black women specifically should understand wearing a wig/extensions doesn’t mean we don’t care deeply about our hair. Our hair is our crown and often we protect our crowns.

[@Figment-t8k]

If only the last sentence was true

[@thefaylawrence]

Complainers will always complain. They will NEVER purchase it…And it was not created for them. 😂😂😂

[@CammyjOfficial]

I think they will complain but still buy it on the sneak LOL 😂!

[@slwilliams0717]

I love her as an artist, I love her makeup products & I like the Savage line even tho I never purchased it. I would definitely try her products bc she has a pretty good rep as far as her other ventures. I honestly thought her promo for Fenty hair was a wig line which I would totally understand! She's known for bold styles but I wouldn't automatically assume it's hair care. If it's a decent price then I just might try it out. Thanks for posting your review

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! Thank you for watching! I think the pricing is in line with all their similar haircare brands.

[@NaturallyCorporate]

This is my first time hearing abt this! Wow. Nothing against anyone, but I’m over the celebrity hair care. Everybody has a line now.

[@sgayles11]

I am perfectly fine with whomever develops hair care products as long as they are quality products! 🥳🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this. Thanks for watching!

[@jazz-axy9924]

Uk, I see alot of the critique coming from BW, probably because, ideally, we wanted to claim Fenty hair as ours/an exclusively natural hair line (like Pattern Beauty) I think Rih was very intentional about choosing the straight pixie, to avoid FH being placed in just a "natural hair care line" box. The variety of hair types present in her promo vid and the straight + curly hair examples in the product demo pics give that away. Because yeah, weee would choose TWA Rih, but Rihanna wants her inclusivity crown and choose the "more marketable" hairstyle to signal to everyone that this is for them too. Peep the edge brush used on that 1a hair, lol. Despite how I love her desire to include, idk how well a hair line can be if its marketed to eeevery hair type. Expecting VERY mixed reviews. I wanna try the protectant tho.

[@cmg25]

🎯

[@CammyjOfficial]

You’re very right. I never considered the pixie cut in that angle. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@StyledbyTaylorMorgan]

I would be more apt to try Fenty hair over Cecred because Fenty is already an established brand. I have several products in the skin and beauty lines that I’ve purchased repeatedly.

[@tiffanyjavonne]

I don’t see the problem. I won’t be buying Fenty right now only because I just bought Cecred and I’m enjoying my experience and I need to use up these products before buying new ones. But I’m not like these simple minded folks that will hate on these two women or fan ride one over the other. I am Behive though lol. But I am excited to try Fenty Hair. I love that we have options and I’m proud of our brown girl superstars. I love experimenting with product so I could care less

[@callmechichi1711]

Very informative video. Tfs.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! Thank you for watching!

[@slwb91]

I'm still going to buy when it drops

[@CammyjOfficial]

I purchased a few items to try.

[@MissExclusive4]

I wonder if she’s gonna be selling these products on the shelf and her store locations

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hey babe! I am sure she will. She already has the access to Sephora and ulta with her other products, so I don’t see why not.

[@MissExclusive4]

@@CammyjOfficial Heyy🫶🏽 I would try it out with a gift card or coupon but the prices are steep 😅

[@NeliaBedilia]

LOLOL not this intro song !!!

[@NeliaBedilia]

Your right! Would have loved to see the natural hair as the main image. Its cute !

[@CammyjOfficial]

LOL 😂!!!! Just foolish!!!!

[@CammyjOfficial]

Yes that image to me should have been the “it” image for the brand to use.

[@RonnieWildheart]

I LOVE the fenty fragrance 😢

[@CammyjOfficial]

I’m glad you liked it! It just wasn’t for me. Gave me a headache 🤕 and it never went well with my body chemistry. I eventually gave it away.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@WilliamsPinch]

I’m not purchasing Celeb hair or skincare. I rely on clinical studies and years worth of consumer efficacy before I’ll risk my clear skin or the health of my hair, OK!

[@alkalinemama]

Really? I love the fragrance! Lol

[@CammyjOfficial]

It was a NO for me 😂!!!

[@chelseyp2987]

I think Ri aint got no business doing a hair care line....especially since Beyoncé's Cecred clearly is the better option and Beyoncé actually has long healthy hair.

[@CammyjOfficial]

Hello 👋🏾! Thanks for watching and commenting. I think whatever is going to work for people’s hair determines what’s the better option for people to go with.

[@zwaiii7572]

long hair really y'all look down on short hair and it's sad I wonder if long hair makes you feel like the whites would love u

[@evelyn4912]

I don’t believe though short hair is negative or that it means unhealthy. Some women choose to have short hair for various reasons.

[@c.o.s.ismyname7701]

I don’t get why folks are coming for her and Beyoncé when it comes to their hair and hair care lines. They wear wigs and? Did Tracee Ellis Ross and TPH get dragged like this? I mean as a consumer, I’d consider the success of her makeup line when deciding if I want to try her hair products not the hair coming from her scalp or the hair hat that she chooses rock for whatever reason. She’s rich and has her own stylist. How many of us girls wish we had our own personal stylist? 🖐🫰. So, I’m sure her personal hair care is on point. I’ve noticed that we get up in arms when companies don’t bother to make products with us in mind. Now that we have sisters out here putting their energy and money where their mouth is and are legit creating quality products that are for us by us but we are straight 💩 on them for it. Sounds like the haters are mad and jealous that they can’t do what they are doing right now. I’m here for any celeb who creates great products that we all can afford and use as long as it’s 💯 and not 🗑 . Kudos to the girls.

[@Viviolau]

I firmly believe it’s misogynoir. Black women can have biases against black women without realizing it.