Grow Your Natural Hair Twice As Fast In Half the Time

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[@Tatianaclicks]

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[@callmechichi1711]

I’m disappointed when some black women refer to their hair as “nappy”. I will NEVER embrace that word ever!

[@no.6377]

I understand that some people are trying to reclaim the word, but I agree with you. It sounds too derogatory to me.

[@tiredoftheworld4834]

Same. I don’t like reclamation of derogatory words. It is still something with a negative undertone for a lot of the community. So why reclaim it 😂

[@iambelinda]

Likkeeee...I have never said anything negative about my hair...if it is not looking great I know it's my fault and I do something Abt it

[@chadonbeni8637]

I big chopped in 2013 with just 7 months of new growth. If I were starting over, I would spend less time manipulating my hair. Would have saved myself lots of time, money and energy. I've come to learn that my hair has nothing to prove in it's length or it's texture and I dont have to force it to do anything, in an attempt appease anyone.

[@Tatianaclicks]

well said

[@Kissmy.freckles]

I agree! Natural hair is beautiful AF. I currently have flat twist in my hair and Ive been getting so many compliments at work. All from non-black women…. (A Mexican woman, an Indian woman, and a white women) the white woman literally said to me, “You always have great hair!” I literally wanted to hug them all lol 🥹♥️🫂

[@FairyPrincess281]

Aww ❤😊

[@msylvini]

Understanding that "as a man thinketh, so is he" and inspired by Star Puppy, I named my hair Gloria. I went natural 6 years ago after getting a relaxer at 10!! I would have never thought I would look as good as I do now. I feel like looking after and growing my hair has revealed my unique beauty and the complements whoooo sis!! 😌

[@user-po9ne6tx1c]

Commenting for the algorithm girl. Your work is gold. Please keep going. We NEED voices like yours.

[@Tatianaclicks]

Thank you!

[@friedchicken892]

I agree “protective” stlyes can be your own hair. And some people arent comfortable with their natural hair! Which is sad but hopefully something we can learn

[@TheMspoodle2]

I love the positive messages about natural hair. BTW, your hair is so stunning

[@Tatianaclicks]

thank you!

[@iambelinda]

I used protein treatment on my hair today after abandoning it for a while due to some issues and I have been feeling GREAT since I washed my hair 😅, I LOVE MY HAIR

[@rhondadenis3469]

I love your content, I hope your target audience receives the message. I feel like I am in an echo chamber when I watch your videos, only because I have been trying to pass this message on since the year 2000, when I grew out my relaxer, at the tender age of 15.

[@Tatianaclicks]

Awe thank you!!!

[@JustMeg29]

These videos are truly amazing. While I already love my hair and have never seen a problem with it. I love your message. Keep making videos your message is not falling on deaf ears. More black women are going to hear your message and more black women young and old will start to embrace and love their natural hair.

[@JustMeg29]

I never thought of the headband wig. What a great idea wow!! My hair is not super short anymore but it's not as long as it was in my 20s. Sometimes I wish I could wear my hair and it's super huge and super big. I am going to look into getting myself one of those wigs.

[@1peaceful.orange]

Thank you so much for the positivity !!! 🥰 These past few months I've been really struggling with feeling comfortable with my natural hair, especially rocking my afro in my high school because some people are always like "When are you straightening ur hair?" However, what you said at 7:30 is so true as well. This video helped me feel more confident in my hair so ty

[@tiredoftheworld4834]

Tell them, when will you give yours more volume 😂

[@tiredoftheworld4834]

They do that to make you uncomfortable. How the hell do they expect you to do what they want to see. They feel entitled over our bodies even not asking to put their hands in our hair 😮

[@Tatianaclicks]

When I was in highschool and I wore my hair natural too. So I understand exactly how you feel!! Just stay strong sis!

[@1peaceful.orange]

💖💖💖

[@debutante_Caribbean_girl]

Commenting for the algorithm, too!: Great tips, Sis! I have been a natural all my life, but one can't get enough positive reinforcement 🌞🌅🙌🏾. Love this series.

[@weirdafrogirl3197]

You reflect how I feel about natural hair❤️ and I’m so happy you have this channel. You have my support in totality 😩 I even plan on playing/ getting to “know” my hair after my twists. I’ve always been a natural girlie tbh but I’ve lacked creativity w/ styles 😭 I am willing to keep trying thou! Thank you for being you!

[@Tatianaclicks]

Thank you so much!!

[@savvymaryjane]

I love your voice 🥰 it's soothing Exactly, almost everyone makes it sense like it's not feminine to have natural hair or natural hair that is short or in its awkward stage or isn't straightened. It's maddening 😮‍💨

[@UMMH2000]

You have helped me so much. I was trying hard to take pictures like I’ve seen others do, now I embrace my natural features and it’s helped with my pictures.

[@tenitalks]

Girl your videos always come right on time! Thank you for this ❤

[@deshawall6389]

This is so helpful. Coming from the UK, we are not perfect but I'm seeing a real movement to girls going natural. Hope to see the US following suit.

[@Tatianaclicks]

Thanks for the UK love. Im glad I can help!!! We have a movement in the USA its just the media promotes the opposite....but dont worry we rock our hair 2!!!

[@carolinegardner8214]

AA women are leading in the natural hair movement don’t mind those celebrities on TV and film take inspiration from ordinary women online doing great work like Tatiana here who’s doing God’s work. Celebrity women are so disappointing both BW and Biracial with their straightening styles. Glad to see young women change the narrative. Pretty Privilege has to be emphasised as a mantra to get our women to love their natural state

[@Nwakaego_]

I LOVE your videos, period!!! You are so right about speaking life into our hair! I LOVE my natural and look so much more youthful and happy when my natural hair is out.❤🥰😘🤩

[@Justcallmejonesy]

I’ve watched all your videos and I just want to say, NEVER stop posting! 🥺❤️😭. The amount of knowledge you have surrounding the topic of natural hair and non-textured weaves is incredible. Not only have you taught me so much, but you have given me so much boldness and confidence to rock the hair that the Lord blessed me with 😢💗. Our natural hair is our pretty privilege will forever stick with me! ✨God bless you sis! I’ll be waiting for the next upload!🫶🏽

[@Tatianaclicks]

Omg thank you so much this means a lot

[@killystalkie]

So glad I subscribed to you. ❤ Please keep spreading this positive and informative content on natural hair in Black communities as well as Black culture. You’re gorgeous btw.

[@ebonidaneen5639]

I'm so happy I found your channel. Such beautiful inspiring content 😅

[@Tatianaclicks]

Awe thank you!

[@jasmin-manaxa]

We Need More channels like yours 🫶🏾

[@jesusisgodislove9912]

This video is so encouraging 💓

[@kahloso]

I was doing the LOC method wrong! Watching one of your videos helped. Great videos!!!!

[@JefeLoni]

Preach ! 🙏

[@nicolemanuel1822]

You are so encouraging, thank you.☺️♥️

[@Tatianaclicks]

NP SIS AND THANK YOU!

[@sakuraXhinataMix2]

I appreciate you starting the video like it was an infomercial

[@Tatianaclicks]

Thank you!

[@alexo1792]

Yesssssss the protective kinky styles !!! Great way to start thats how im startating

[@valencia9981]

I do braids with added hair but i use very little so it's light with little tension that way i can keep it for 2 months and just wash and moisturize.

[@faithfitness6434]

Great work girl! keep it up

[@Tatianaclicks]

I will thank you!

[@asada7972]

Thanks you for your good work

[@AFocusedLiving]

Oh my gosh I am doing these tips without releasing it . On the right path already.😊

[@Tatianaclicks]

YESS LOVE TO HEAR IT

[@kasandrahall3828]

Thanks for everything

[@Tatianaclicks]

np!!

[@cygnetlake8017]

keep going!

[@camilled.2817]

Keep up the good work

[@lilliankalumba]

Rrrrrrrr!!! This is exactly what I am going through today my anxiety is high I keep thinking if I should get wigs or extensions to cover up when heading outside 😭

[@Tatianaclicks]

Im glad I can help sis!! Keep pushing

[@TheMspoodle2]

Why cover your hair? People gonna talk BS regardless. If you don't respect and love your hair who else will? ?

[@noragami97]

I love your videos and your hair shape so much! I know you must tire of hearing it but you are absolutely stunning, adorable, and have a pleasant manner of speaking

[@Tatianaclicks]

Awee thank you!!

[@ninadenise3969]

Awesome vid

[@Yusrecious_]

Incredible 🎉😊

[@Tatianaclicks]

Thank you!

[@onegreenenvy]

She’s so cute ☺️

[@Tatianaclicks]

Awwe thank you

[@princessigbo2631]

No need for speed. Invest the necessary time needed to care for your natural hair.

[@butGod312]

Hey gorgeous do you wear makeup? If so could you do a tutorial video because it looks so natural!

[@Tatianaclicks]

Yeah I can do a short. I wear minimal makeup

[@yin_solstice]

Thank you ❤

[@Tatianaclicks]

No problem

[@fidaus540]

You are so gorgeous

[@Tatianaclicks]

thank you!!!!!

[@TeeMann-id2vd]

I really love your videos 🫶🏾

[@Tatianaclicks]

thank you!

[@noragami97]

I have waist length natural hair but i always have it in mini twists with no added hair, I am too scared to wear it out because of hearing about ends rubbing on fabrics but I think my fear is excessive. How often do you wear your hair out and how do you prepare it for sleep? How do you refresh it in the morning?

[@Tatianaclicks]

Hm I wear my hair out in a fro maybe 97% of the time. I’ve only wore protective styles a hand full of times. When I go to sleep I put my hair in 4-6 braids or I use the scrunchie method. It takes less than 5 minutes. And If i need it to in the morning I’ll add refresher spray/water but i usually don’t add any product until it’s time to wash again. I’m posting a video tommorow so stay tuned!

[@noragami97]

@@Tatianaclicks ooh duly noted, I will be on the lookout for your video :]

[@sheraw5308]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@TeeAhhhna]

I’m not afraid wearing my natural hair but my hair shrinks 80% and it appears dry ashy looking. I need help sis

[@Tatianaclicks]

Hmm. What products are you using? are they water based? are you stretching your hair at night? I personally experience like 50% strinkage, when I stetch my hair at night...this helps to get my strinkage down to 35-40%. Also try cream based products this helped me? But take that advice wit a grain of salt idk your hair texture/density

[@TeeAhhhna]

@@Tatianaclicks I blow dry my hair and then two twist my hair with the crème of nature and that’s that. I don’t do anything much to it besides wearing a bonnet at night and then my twists shrink from chin length to ear length by morning

[@Tatianaclicks]

@@TeeAhhhna start your twist with a braid and then go into a twist. Then braid the ends of your hair. Also how many twist do you do?

[@TeeAhhhna]

@@Tatianaclicks I do mini twists all over my head. Free parting; not making the twist tight at the temples

[@dmystfy]

Qhemet biologics amla & olive heavy cream is the best product ever for very dry, coarse hair!!

[@lnyawilliamsmoorell5061]

In paradise on earth under heavenly kingdom rule coming at any time now righteous mankind will receive perfect human life forever. Jehovah God, through His Son, Jesus will make "all things new," including hair. That means all hair textures will change to perfection. (Psalms 37:11,29;83:18; Matt 24:3,14,42,44; John 17:3; Rev 21:3-6

[@ipsilonia]

i love your channel but i would really reallyyy warn against playing into the whole "long hair is the goal" mentality. i know there's a lot of stigma around having short and natural hair, and i just want to free us from these shackles!!!! the clickbait title, the overuse of the term "strategy"... it all feeds into the pressures we place on our hair. our convos don't need to center on hair growth, i promise.

[@HandleBerries]

It shouldn’t really matter if they do or don’t,if longer hair is the goal (which honestly is for most) cool if not that’s also cool,but for HER and many others I think long hair is the goal. But if you’re working towards healthy hair then black women should find what works for them,either way hair grows though so it doesn’t really matter

[@ipsilonia]

@@HandleBerries as much as we want to convince ourselves that "it's just about hair growth", there's a much stronger force (eurocentrism, misogynoir) that drives that desire, and many of us haven't fully dismantled that within ourselves

[@T7d534]

​@@ipsiloniaNo, u are actually right. Tbh i would not care for hair length but it is kinda in my head becuz of certain things. Denial is a big one

[@HandleBerries]

@@ipsilonia okay

[@glamglam8347]

@@ipsilonia oh pls. long hair is eurocentric and misogynistic? okay so short hair is afro centric? if a white person shaved their hair are they trying to be afro centric? we gotta be bald wakandan warriors as if there werent countless african cultures that celebrated long hair. long hair is a completely fine goal for black women have. id rather have them obsessed with something attainable than unattainable.

[@ThatOneWeirdBlackGirl]

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