Hair transformation| How to archive it | Side cornrows with weave| Beginners friendly

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[@nikkitalley3949]

Some people are just happy to have their hair done and looking good than concerned of losing more hair because they already know hair transformation is the only way for them. Just like some people cover up their face with makeup to hide certain appearances. At the end of the day it's what makes you happy with yourself. Love the outcome of this style.

[@yahgirl777]

I refuse for my kids to repeat our generational mistake because beauty is in your natural hair. Not tention but retention..

[@msknich0le]

If you have to do faux edges because you’re thinning or bald, it’s best to not add any tension. Thread, glue, and braids should not touch the hairline. Massage castor oil in the balding areas, moisturize daily and wear wigs or scarves while using silk fabric to protect hairline. The stylist did an awesome job.

[@bbw1255]

Nice looking end results however, WHY would anyone want to continue placing SO MUCH TENSION on one's edges!!!!!????

[@Khiedibetthy]

The hair is nice but she shouldn't do this kind of hair she needs to treat her hair this will damage her hair more

[@cassandradiane5540]

...very, very nice...but that thread will cut the hair too and cause additional balding...

[@callieduval3000]

Beautiful but she should lay off on braids in order to grow her edges back and ask the braiders to not braid so tight. I started doing my own because of this. I want my edges.

[@babygirltdi]

Absolutely amazing! I was shook from beginning to end! Your client looks beautiful and you ma'am are truly gifted. 😍🥰

[@helenlangs8917]

😱 my face when she started sewing the braid in

[@rhondawilson2494]

YESSSSSSS! You go girl twice the girl who did the hair and the girl who got the hair done absolutely beautiful⭐⭐

[@Stargazer3131]

The womans hairline starts at least 5 inches back from where it should be! Shave it all of and start again, not stitch fake hair into what she barely has left!😵‍💫💯🤦🏾‍♀️

[@dianam4708]

It looks awesome, but I think wearing a wig for a few months should have been recommended so that her hair can rest and start to grow back. She still has some hair around the edges, so it's possible that those hairs can still grow. And when she starts to get her hair braided again, she should remember the golden rule: if you can't smile without it hurting, then the braided is braiding your hair too tight, and you need to ask them to rebrand that hair.

[@selinaserwaa662]

The client should stop weaving her hair and start treating the edges otherwise it will get worse. The stylist is awesome 👍 👍👍👌

[@chrissyp007]

You are changing lives & restoring self confidence all at the same time. God bless you & those hands

[@bonitagasque1580]

You have serious SKILLS‼️ I love your work. She looks amazing.

[@chrisd9984]

Amazing, and not surprised African people have talent in their hands, However maybe if this woman would stop all the braiding, her traction alopecia would stop. It's not just tight braids, for some it's any type of tension on the scalp. My dermatologist said that some scalps can't take any tension, and you can see the tension on the back of her head. This is absolutely beautiful, but I fear this woman may be bald soon if she doesn't stop the braiding all together and allow her scalp to rest and reset!

[@vivianamolo2476]

The client should stop manipulating the hair so the edges can grow back. I wish salonists would advise clients accordingly. The tension only thins the hair

[@deejay306]

I'd never put that much tension on my hairline. Ive had damage and now I don't. It takes time plus care but your be scalp can heal. Even in situations where the follicles are permanently damaged and coverage/ camouflaging is the goal,, less stressful ways are better, before more hair is lost. Ask that said, she is extremely talented. Learning ways to naturally care for our hair as well as camouflaging damage without further damage is the best option I think.

[@faridahkamya8225]

Her hair is going to break even more with the braids and sewing

[@BABS889]

Pulling hair makes Alopecia worse