How I Comb My Hair | Easy Updo for Long Hair | How and Why I Cover

[@angiejones9766]

As a "seasoned" woman, I just want to say thank you. Thank you for standing true to your faith, sharing your life. For being an example for young people. I feel we are losing our sense of homemakers and moms. Your videos give me hope. Blessings

[@pepperplz783]

I’m an atheist, but I have been subscribed to you for a long time! I love how you talk about your practices and beliefs in a way that explains them well, but doesn’t judge others for coming to a different conclusion. I find your videos really uplifting and inspiring on days when I’m struggling with household stuff (I’m a SAHM/homeschooling mom too) or just need a pick me up. Thanks for all you do!

[@itsteagan3216]

If you ever want to talk about Christ, let me know!!!

[@pamelaatkinson5710]

Hope you keep your heart open because so many of us have experienced that He is living and not "an idea" or a "theory."

[@frumitup]

I totally agree with you! I love how her approach is non judgemental and welcoming! Thank you for wording my thoughts, if that makes sense!!

[@clurrburrticus]

Same here, Amanda! :)

[@BarbaraFischer4]

She does seem to do such a good job at sharing her beliefs in a kind, yet not wishy-washy, way. Does that make sense? Also, love that she's encouraging us to research ourselves!

[@cascada6347]

Just want to point out that over 100 years ago, every Christian women going to church (regardless of denomination) wore a hat or scarf. Society has put away the head covering.

[@KEldridge]

indeed. it was always a cloth cover/, lace veil then it went to hats and then fashion hats. Society has put aloit of things away along with head covering. Its put away morals, dignity, respect for each other and parents, love and many more Godly foundational attributes. Unfortunately thats the consequence sin has had. The impact is far great and makes for a very sad life, when more bad occurs then good. The Good is much rarer these days.

[@lisaeshleman754]

many catholics still do!

[@KEldridge]

@@lisaeshleman754 Even out of church or only in church?. Mine i wear all the time - mine covers whole head. Almost all hair

[@eilissmith8591]

I vividly remember going to church and every woman wore a hat, and that was many years less than a hundred.

[@a.w.9662]

Lisa Eshleman I’m Baptist and still wear a head covering when attending church.

[@jennylhenry78]

So because of YOU I began to study 1 Corinthians 11 myself. I read 3 books on the topic and found the Headcovering Movement. I was convicted to begin covering during times of prayer, so I do at church and bible studies and at home when praying. I also cover when teaching God's word to children, mine or others at church. Thank you friend for your willingness to share your heart! 💕

[@mslaurateague]

Jenny Henry. I have been a born-again Christian for nearly 40 years and would not have ever cared to cover my hair, being “freed from the law” and all that. But since Covid, God has done a Major work in my heart, and I now wear a head covering. I wear it pretty much all day at home because you never know when I might break out in praise, prayer, or open my Bible to study. In addition I want to be wearing it if hubby asks for prayer as well. Normally I would not wear a covering, but I noticed that the wife of Derek Prince (both now deceased) would wear a scarf during church services because of 1 Corinthians 11. He is one of my favorite Bible teachers and I respect him and his wife. That being said, it was the Lord who put it on my heart to do so out of respect of what the Word says in the referenced passage. Don’t do it unless you sense the Holy Spirit leading you.

[@jennylhenry78]

@@mslaurateague I didn't say because of Megan I started covering my head. I told her that she was why I began to study the scriptures for myself in regards to this passage. After studying and praying on the subject I was convicted by the Holy Spirit that I should be covering. Then I studied more to understand when to cover. I do not feel convicted to cover at all times. I do not believe my hair is my covering. I believe my hair is my glory and therefore that glory must be covered at times of prayer and prophecying as only Christ's glory must be shown in those times.

[@mslaurateague]

Jenny Henry I understood that you were lead to study the Scriptures for yourself. I was merely sharing my experience as it seems similar to yours. Seems like the Lord is leading many women to wear head coverings while praying, prophecying, or reading Scriptures. I got the same message from Paul’s writing as you about covering my head as only Christ’s glory might be shown. I am interested in knowing the books you read if you would care to share the titles.

[@daniellemarieneuman]

@@jennylhenry78 my hair is not very glorious 😆 thus maybe doesn't create much of a spiritual distraction 🤔

[@GarnetsWeb]

@@mslaurateague hello ❤️ I felt led to tell the both of you, about the truth from what the scriptures actually meant. So if you actually read 1st Corinthians 11:3-7 head covering is not a literal covering on your head. I really wish I could tell the whole world this. This scripture is referring to how women cut/ trim their hair and how the Bible is saying that she's dishonoring her head (Husband) by cutting her hair so this is why while praying or prophesying women in general they don't need to cut their hair. So that's what the scripture is talking about. And with men covering their hair this means how men don't need to have long hair, because they're dishonoring their head (God) it's just like how people do not understand the scripture with saying how women (I'm paraphrasing here) do not need to wear clothes that men wear. People in certain religions believe that this just means cross-dressing and purposely trying to look like a man, but this also means do not wear pants as a woman. This laid heavy on my heart because I don't want women to believe that they cannot show their hair which is their Glory that God gave them and I just hope that you understand what I'm trying to explain here.

[@Blueberry1776]

I am agnostic but I really love learning about others' perspectives and ideas. I love that you try not to force your ideas on your viewers!

[@dianemessina2964]

I am a new subscriber but I really enjoy your freshness , no makeup , no jewelry just total natural beauty, I really enjoyed the dress you made and your modesty we need more young women like yourself.

[@BLWSquared]

For those wondering- most Mennonites cover all the time (well, within reason, but we don’t take it on and off but leave it on all day) because of what it also says in 1 Thessalonians 5:17 about praying without ceasing, combined with 1 Corinthians 11 which says to cover when praying or prophesying. Just in case anyone was wondering!

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

Yes, I could have explained so much more. My goal wasn't to get in an argument or change peoples' minds, but to plant the seed of curiosity for those who have enver seriously considered it. Thank you for clarifying further!

[@jennylhenry78]

That is something I wrestled with as well. But I do believe the praying without ceasing is talking more about our heart attitude toward prayer and not physically never stopping. There is absolutely no way we could ever pray without stopping, so if we didn't follow this as a command then wouldnt we be sinning all the times we aren't praying? All that to say I now do cover during times of prayer. 💕

[@monicaboone6606]

Makes sense- thx for sharing

[@KEldridge]

yes i cover all my hair. For the same reason i cover all the time even when sleeping. Its the time when the enemy seems to attack more. Ive won more battles since covering. The authority of angels. Im a single woman so i feel until i have a head of my home my authority is from Christ inplace of a hhusband, until such time i have a headship. I have more authority by doing this even at night, especially since i have children. Ive been covering for the last 18 months.

[@deniseflores80]

@@jennylhenry78 we will sin till the day we die or until Jesus returns. The spirit is willing but the flesh isnt. This body cannot not sin. Even though we are saved our flesh will always sin

[@Hellochilous]

Lovely video! I've been covering for about 12 years, similar reasoning of course as a Christian, but I tend to cover all of my hair or if anything, my hairline might peek out (I wear a more draped hijab type style or a turban, just depends) I love the diversity in the covering community, the different "styles" and expressions of the Scripture. Love your channel, be well and be blessed!

[@TheTuesday11]

I love what you said about The Bible . It still applies today as well as 2000 years ago and 2000 years from now. Amen! 💕

[@LoriSF124]

Amen!!

[@itsteagan3216]

I love what she said about that too!!!

[@frumitup]

I totally agree!

[@jaroffireflies]

YES!

[@jennylhenry78]

Absolutely!

[@basmahsmiles]

This is the first video i have watched of yours. It was really nice to see a mennonite tutorial. I have only seen videos/documentaries about Amish/mennonites by others and not one by amish/mennonite themselves. I learnt a couple of things from this video. Thank You! and you are beautiful. God bless. - A muslim girl that covers her head with a hijab as a form of worship to God

[@linshere]

I felt that I was being called to cover my head for the last couple years and was afraid to start because no one in our church does it. Then a new family came and the mother and daughter did it , so then I started covering my hair also. It just makes me feel so much closer Him.

[@mirandamcguire810]

LMFAO

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

Hello @Sunflower Girl I am the only one in my (Baptist) church, too. IMO a lot depends on the kind of covering ... for me, I want it to be meaningful but "not in your face". For me, it's actually a good indication of the state of my marriage. If I don't feel like wearing "that thing", there's usually something wrong...

[@mollyl8704]

@@Queenjessa22 what denomination are you know? Traditional catholics still cover but you may be the only one. Even going to a church though covering can still he really scary. I go to a chuch where most cover but I haven't started yet

[@mollyl8704]

@@Queenjessa22 Maybe try some churches that cover and see if you like it. You do not have to be mennonite to cover and I wouldn't switch denominations just to cover, unless you agree with their beliefs.

[@river_walker]

@@mirandamcguire810 jerk

[@enau.7635]

Min 16:44: The biblical head covering is actually not for hiding the hair ( like the Muslim head covering) it is just a sign for the angels for them to see that the woman has a head over her - her husband: see 1 Corinthians 11:10. For this reason it is not necessary for the woman to cover her hair entirely. She just needs a sign on her head and this might be just a scarf, a cloth or even a hat.

[@sarahanne4491]

Although we interpret things differently, this whole video just made me smile and warmed my heart. Thank you for letting us into this part of your life. And thank you for continuing to be such a great light. 💕

[@SarahLizDoan]

Agreed! Well said!

[@aimiedines2021]

Oh my goodness Megan, this is the first time you’re showing your hair without your covering! I know you were always uncomfortable to do so but thanks for the hairstyle demos. Super cute!!

[@sharonmason6456]

I love how you talk about your believes but don’t condemn others at the same time. I had watched a few episodes of Breaking Amish before and they had some Mennonites on the show and it give a completely different vibe. You have given me a completely different perspective of Mennonites since I started watching your channel.

[@LoriSF124]

We have Mennonite here where I am. All of them that I know are just like Megan. Very kind people.

[@frumitup]

I totally agree with you!!I love her non judgemental way as well!

[@rachelathome7516]

You can use a red toner when you’re washing your hair to bring out more of the red in your hair (once a week). It’s looks like a lovely muted auburn on video. I’m glad you now felt comfortable enough to show us exactly how you style your hair as it always looks so elegant and I wondered how you got it to twist.

[@samgillotte1274]

I have some red tones in my hair and would love to try this- do you recommend any particular toners? Thank you in advance ☺️

[@MsBaby1959]

Sam Gillotte Adorn makes a good spray toner :)

[@rachelathome7516]

Sam Gillotte I haven’t used a red toner before but I like the purple shampoo from Bleach London. They also have a rose shampoo which should work on dark blondes or light brunettes.

[@samgillotte1274]

@@MsBaby1959 I just saw this comment now, thank you! ☺️

[@samgillotte1274]

@@rachelathome7516 I'll have to try them, thank you so much!! 💕

[@xllauureenx]

Fellow hair cover-er! I appreciate how open you and informed you are about your religion. I often get asked by Christians about covering and explain from my book and often use this verse as well. We’re all on our personal journey and trying to get closer to God at the end of the day! Much love ❤️

[@maryklopfer9885]

Don't apologize for your belief. You're awesome.

[@samanthahatt1388]

You live a set apart life and I love it!

[@katiemarie9248]

I have no idea how this ended up in my recommendations lol but I just wanted to tell you that I LOVE the energy you send out, you are so positive and down to earth. You seem like a lot of fun to be friends with :) I really enjoyed watching,

[@niecespiecess1810]

Thank you. I’m sure it took a lot of prayer and discussion to do this on camera. I know my friend during our nursing capping ceremony was very embarrassed to have her cover off. Thank you for being brave enough to do this

[@chaundasumara]

I really enjoy your videos. I've had a great experience visiting a Mennonite community here in Indiana. No matter how different people are we can always find things in common. First is the wide tooth comb. Most black women use it after washing their hair as a "detangler."

[@Jusdepommerose]

Haha it made me laughed how you called everything in your bathroom "old fashioned" and as a european I was like...."This is a very normal looking bathroom to me" xD

[@rjt1201]

I know right!!

[@BarbaraFischer4]

It was interesting to hear your take on this! Thank you for sharing, Megan!

[@lainshka1327]

Hi,I cover too.I really like your non judging explanation of the headcovering. The U shaped hairpins tutorial was the best I've come across...

[@LoriSF124]

I love that hairstyle. Being Pentecostal I wear my hair in a bun most of the time. I’m definitely trying it out in the morning. ❤️❤️❤️

[@heatherb1700]

I had the same thought! Glad to know Im not the only one living the bun life 😂

[@patriciawilson605]

Thank you for your wonderful explanation of hair covering.

[@jessicak5246]

It's beautiful. I have often looked at that verse and wondered myself I chose to cover when reading and praying. But honestly often wondered why not just do it all the time so I don't have to always carry one with me

[@leilasilva3626]

You are an inspiration to live a life of obedience, and modesty.

[@kimandersen3423]

I’m a Quaker and I found this really interesting, thank you for sharing

[@annikaandersson8115]

I truly love how respectful you are to other people and their belives and at the same so geuine and true in your own.

[@charityjaramillo593]

Loved this! I don't cover my hair, but I have very long hair and I love a good bun tutorial!

[@jessicamccarlson]

I am not surprised that you get asked about your hair a lot. The variety of hairpins and methods and such that you just "know" so innately from growing up Mennonite are so foreign to those who have not. Personally I have always loved the look of up-dos/buns but have not mastered it. They seem complicated to me. Plus the ladies in my family have very thick, heavy hair. Gravity is not my friend when trying to do fancy things with my hair. Haha! Thank you for sharing this personal look into your life and for your truly compassionate mindset. It is so refreshing. To God be the glory!

[@RockinRavenVA]

I am "English" and my Amish friends' daughters love to put my hair in "rolls and a bob" as they call their hairstyle (bob = bun). I've started covering my hair this last year after praying long and hard about 1 Corinthians 11.. Joyce's coverings are great quality and such a good price, too!

[@okayme6609]

I love your mom's bathroom. Your natural hair color is gorgeous, and I was so surprised how long your hair really is!

[@historicalcookingwithcourtney]

Thanks for this - I know something like how you do your hair may seem trivial, but it is enlightening to people who are outside of your religion and I think it helps foster an understanding on things that may be different than the mass culture (or other belief systems, as trivial as they might seem. My 7 year old daughter watches your videos with me and decided to bobby pin a washcloth to her head one day... we had a fantastic discussion and biblical study on head coverings that we might not have otherwise known about.

[@SarahLizDoan]

That’s awesome!!!

[@kuttfam0191]

Anything you can do to get your children in the Word is a good thing!

[@allisonstark1199]

Yay! Such a fun video! Growing up in Lancaster County as a Christian with Mennonite grandparents and relatives, I am no stranger to the practice of head covering and the meaning behind it. My church interprets that passage to mean that long hair for a woman is her glory. It serves as her covering. Corinthians 11:15 “[...] For long hair is given to her as a covering.” I personally believe that this is how I was created and come to God in that way. Although, I don’t see anything wrong with covering your hair. If that is what you feel God is leading you to do- then by all means! Side note- definitely purchasing some hair pins and trying this bun! We have the same hair texture and I get the thin hair struggle 🤣

[@kitkat1995032]

I would want to see your makeup routine or how you take care of your skin! You're always so glowy!

[@mjlvnv]

Your lifestyle is a great testimony and example for women to follow. I have started covering my hair since watching your videos and studying 1Corinthians in greater detail

[@thekingsdaughter4233]

I read a memoir from someone who is not from a "headcovering" church. He and his wife went to Spain for an outreach event. She heard that ladies in that church covered, so she went and purchased a white lace veil. After the first meeting, she was told that inly unmarried ladies wore the white ones, so she went and got a black one instead. At the evening meeting people congratulated them, "Ooh, you got married this afternoon!" * giggles * True story! :-)

[@elizabethsleison6079]

Loved your video. Thank you so much. Please, know we feel empowered by your thoughtful presentations not confused in any way. What a fine teacher you must be.

[@norabartee5110]

I’m not a Mennonite myself, but I genuinely love watching your videos! Not sure what it is but I guess the simple beauty is just needed in my hectic life! 💕💕

[@akvanvuuren]

Same

[@cpillow4814]

I like that your mom tried to keep the house addition true to the house’s history. My mom and I always like seeing old houses, and I like seeing them “restored” to a clean version of their original style.

[@TashJansson]

Awesome hairstyle, did it on myself alongside you showing it, and it came out so pretty! Thank you!!!

[@nicolenelson8426]

I love the French twist. It looks so cute! Thanks for sharing this with us. It was fun to watch!

[@jaroffireflies]

1) Hair covering sister here👋🏻 Different source but still religious reasons 💕 2) That bathroom is awesome! She’s done a great job making it beautiful

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

Hey! Go check out this girls channel! She's an orthodox Jew.

[@jaroffireflies]

Megan Fox Unlocked oh my gosh you are the BEST! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank youuuu

[@jaroffireflies]

@@MeganFoxUnlocked p.s. I'm totally fangirling over here lolol

[@sarahsheartshome]

@@jaroffireflies also a small vlogger- homeschooler and Sabbath keeper! :-) just happened to see your comment! :-)

[@jaroffireflies]

Sarah's Hearts Home so fun! Thanks for saying hi!

[@Ajsupermonkey]

The video everyone requested but no one thought we would get. Thanks for sharing! 😊

[@SarahBCordell]

I’m a mom of 1 (soon to be 2) and I really need a good hair updo to wear daily because my hair just gets in the way. I’m not really religious and don’t cover my hair but find it very interesting your reasonings for doing so. I grew up in a religious household but we never covered our hair. I will try this hair style out though because it’s quite nice.

[@BereanBaker]

🙂 The passage says a head covering, so I don’t think you should feel like you need to defend not covering all of your hair ❤️ I let my hair show as well.

[@mjlvnv]

I actually started looking into head coverings from watching your videos and also Lynette Yoder’s videos. I started by looking more into 1 Corinthians 11 and talked to my husband about it and he agreed that you should at least wear a head covering when praying. My church doesn’t require it , but I felt like God was leading me that way. I have started wearing a head covering and I feel like it is the right thing. Lots of people I know have started asking me about why I wear one, so it gives me a chance to tell them about how it’s in the Bible and what it says

[@poneyfeathersart1442]

This is very interesting, gonna try this style. I love how willing you are Megan to have open conversation. I'm a Pentecostal lady from South Texas and I don't cut my hair. The funny thing is, I was in my twenties when I started going to church. My hair was shoulder length when I first started going to church, had been raised cutting my hair all my life. The same week I made the decision to stop cutting my hair, two or three different people, on separate occasions, adamantly tried talking me into cutting my hair. Almost to the point of trying to drag me into an argument over it. Random! Caught me by surprise because I had not told anyone out loud about my decision. It was such odd timing. It's to do with the promise. I chose in a single moment to take a stand for God by doing something different than those around me. Being seperate from the world. The spirit world, is more real than what we touch and experience every day. Been living it the best I know how, 14 years now. Love your channel! Great stuff!! Our Bishop always used to say "God is coming back for a people who have made themselves ready."

[@naomiklassen475]

Where in the Bible does it say we shouldn't cut our hair?

[@diannedare8798]

@Naomi 1 Corinthians 11:6.16 ...For if a woman is not covered , let her also be shorn ( meaning cut ...trim ) . But if it is shameful for a woman to be shorn or shaved , let her be covered. A woman’s hair is her glory...her covering. . Some choose to wear a covering over the length of their hair such as Megan, others just consider their hair as the covering. The verse was always taught to me as men should have short hair.....woman should have long hair ...never cut.. Verse 15 says But if a woman has long hair , it is a glory to her, for her hair is given to her as a covering.

[@virginia4123]

I was raised as a Christian (catholic, although I took my own path away from the catholic church quite early on in life) and always felt interesting (and kind of confusing) how interpretation goes a long way in this matter. When my mother was a girl women were expected to wear a covering in the church, and before that, covering the hair on any occasion was a must. Where I come from, in Sardinia, we have such a beautiful culture for hair coverings, with a lot of passion and creativity into it, although now we cover our head only on some occasions and mostly for tradition (I can send you some pictures if you're interested!). Moreover, growing up I've been taught that you should only cover your head in front of the Pope! Then I got to study the history and culture of fashion and realized how much this concept, much like any other, could change across centuries and cultures, and in the case of many churches, sadly, on politics too. All this to say, it's beautiful to see such a respectful and really deeply thought choice that comes from the study and personal interpretation of the Scriptures, instead of from arbitrary decisions of someone else. Thank you for sharing all this :)

[@jennifersmith9764]

Great job filming that! I was wondering this past week about your hairstyle and was happy to see it was your next video. Thanks for pointing out different verses on your beliefs so we can reference them. Fellow Christian here, please don’t apologize for being preachy.

[@shannonbardwell1125]

Your hair is so beautiful, elegant, romantic like a Victoria cameo. Thank you for sharing your faith. Truth is important as is kindness and you mesh both so well. I love you sharing your life of modesty. Modesty is lovely and flattering. I wish I had understood that when I was younger. Better late than never. :-)

[@bellaholland5846]

Girl you might not be a red head but you definitely have a beautiful auburn tone to your hair! Love it!

[@frumitup]

❤️❤️❤️I loved this video❤️❤️❤️ i am a fellow head “coverer “ (is that even a word LOOOLL ) from another faith and I truly loved how non judgemental you are and saying “you do you “ in terms of head covering. I also absolutely ADORED what you said about how the bible was, is and always will be relevant ! Sooo true! Thank you again for this video! They are just so uplifting!

[@tawneeseekye1]

New subbie to your channel!!!!

[@inezswaffield48]

You did.your hair beautifully You are never going to please everyone so just be you! I love the fact that you are real, relatable and hard working.

[@bunnyyummy123]

I feel like it's such a sweet & modest hairstyle🥺 I love how your covering is oblong!

[@sarahrusa]

to make a bigger bun I like to divide the ponytail in two and create two coils wrapped around each other! It looks fancy and full!

[@parkercook5569]

yes!!!! I was hoping someone would post a video like this because I just bought new coverings!!

[@XxXQuietSoulXxX]

I really appreciate that you made this video. I know covering hair can be super personal for some people and I love you did this! Thank you Megan

[@rickikreps3022]

Loved this video today..😊 .I love how you share your faith in your own way. Not judgy but more of this is your beliefs. I'm a Christian but do not cover my hair so I've always been curious about why you guys do. Thanks for a little more understanding about it. I think the way you cover yours is so stylish and beautiful. Also I LOVE native deodorant..I've been using them for about a year and love them. My fave scent is the linen and cotton one. So clean smelling. I buy mine at Walmart. Have a great day!

[@native_cos]

This made our day! 💙

[@fionajohnston1737]

Hi,Your twisted hairstyle reminds me of how I styled my teenage hair during my Catholic high school years here in NZ.Lovely memories🌞🌻Always enjoy seeing how different people live around the globe.There are many similarities 😀🌸

[@Jellbells23]

I had no idea Jesus thought my hair was so lovely and just for me, kinda flattered.

[@heatherb1700]

Our hair is our gift and it gives us the power of angels. ❤

[@t_jbjorkfam813]

Your hair is so long and pretty! Thanks for sharing!

[@lakotakathryn]

"I feel like an egg" lol me every time I pull my hair back :)

[@griddy389]

Thanks Megan I have been meaning to try Native for the longest time. I was really pleased that free shipping included UK. thank you. have a great day.

[@Ajsupermonkey]

I do this same hairstyle, except parted on the other side! Have you ever heard of spin pins? I call them my 'bun screws' and I only need 2 to keep my bun in place all day.

[@jennylhenry78]

Yes! Those spiral pins are great. 😁

[@lifethroughhereyes3958]

Oh yes! They are awesome! (Left part same hairstyle here!)

[@LittleHeart5]

Those are great!!!

[@twilaburkholder5459]

@@LittleHeart5 I'd be interested in those. Where do you find them?

[@LittleHeart5]

@@twilaburkholder5459 they're made by goody they're called spin pins. Amazon, walmart, target. There are also some other brands that make something similar.

[@holiday-td6hx]

Thanks Megan. I have long hair (about as long as yours and I am going to try to do my hair like yours tomorrow. I've worn my hair long for 18 yrs now. My hubby asked me to let it grow so I could French Braid it, and he died just prior to my being able to have it long enough to French Braid. I have to have someone do the braiding for me. I can keep the French Braid for 7-8 days. I havn't had it braided since the Corona COVID-19 .....and have an appt on the 18th to get it done. Thanks for your awesome videos! Your mom's master bathroom is AWESOME!! Love it!

[@tjreyer7281]

Just an FYI-you can get conditioning bars as well-I made this transition and it has really helped with the length of time I can go between washes❤️

[@H3arme3r0ar]

I highly recommend using conditioner with less chemicals/additives. My hair becomes flatter and dryer and I’ve noticed such a big difference. I highly recommend trying out Loves Beauty and Planet . Or something similar .

[@nikkimatthys1995]

when I veil I have two different onesI I have what's called a infinity veil ( it doubles as like a scarf for when I'm not in church) for just wearing to church and I just use one those lace headband for when Im not at church and just doing day to day stuff and doing prayers at home im Catholic and so if you don't going to the latin mass you dont really see many women veiling anymore but there are some young women like my self that have started veiling at the Ordinary form of mass as we readopting the tradition

[@westtexas1225]

Are you following Vatican I theology? We have a Catholic Church here in El Paso that is Vatican 1 only with the Latin Masses and women veil for services. Many of our Catholic churches are on Vatican II Which we find is bec ok ming super liberal and we dont like the changes!! Right now, my family and I are reading the Bible so we are taking a break from Churches at the moment. I am and we are learning so much!! I grew up Episcopalian and changed to Catholic after I married! My Husband, who grew up in a Jesuit catholic school, is having a hard time with the changes!! I live Megan and her beliefs because its strictly Bible based! Thank you Megan for your videos!!!

[@marymckenna6482]

@@westtexas1225 Hi! I am Catholic too, and more traditional but go to regular Mass. I have been veiling for a while now and find that it really speaks to me, though I was afraid people would see me as just calling attention to myself. I read once that the veil reminds us that we are in God's house now; it prepares one us that special experience. That is how I see it. Now I am seeing several other women in wearing the veil! I hope the practice comes back, if only voluntarily.

[@s.l.5072]

I'm also catholic and following the bible. We are joining the latin mess as well as sometimes a modern mess in german. I always cover my hair. I only wear dresses and skirts as well as at home as in public places and church. I hope that more ladies will restart this. Best for you 🙏🏻

[@melissaandrews1603]

I love a claw footed tub 🛁!...Yes, Girl! 👏🏻You are right. Head covering is a personal conviction and people are lead by the spirit 🙌🏻 in different ways. Carry on!

[@amredfern]

I believe they make that cocoa butter in a stick form for lips! This was a fun video.

[@cari.dunn.1994]

They do! I use it all the time. It’s my favorite lip moisturizer!

[@mslaurateague]

On Walnut Road yes they do, and it is my second fav lip balm! I love the cocoa butter-vanilla scent!

[@Truecrimesuperfan]

I keep one of those in my purse. Love it. I also have a huge jar i keep next to my bed and I slather it on my feet at night

[@JB-vd8bi]

Yes they do. It was quite a few years ago but I had a choc cherry flavoured one

[@HeyMySock]

I never realized how red your hair is! Now I see where Evonnie got her beautiful red hair.

[@HeyLetsTalkAboutIt]

I’m a Wiccan and don’t believe in the Christian god. I watch your videos because I like learning about other people and their cultures and beliefs. 💙

[@rebekahritchie9012]

So pretty!! Your hair is beautiful! I never thought you had such long hair!

[@Tiara_Princess7]

Great video. I'd love a "get ready with me" type of video with your makeup. I am thinking of going back to a Mennonite church. I also believe that we should wear head coverings when praying just as Corinthians says. :)

[@joannebuckskin8116]

Your hair cover is really pretty Megan ....its great that you highlight how individuals may wear covers differently depending on beliefs your open mind just demonstrates your respect for diversity

[@eyetech1975]

I wish that you didn’t feel like you needed to explain yourself or that you are always on the defensive side. It is how you do things. That is what you are showing people. There is nothing else that needs to be said. You are showing us how you do your hair and why. Not how others do it. Your hair is beautiful.

[@cjr.6908]

Ikr? She's so self conscious sometimes.

[@Zoe-yg3uk]

People always have questions about the "why". Sometimes their questions can be not so nice and coming from a place of misunderstanding! It's also a fine line between explaining why we do things a certain way to how we aren't judging you for not doing those things!

[@Jamie-mq1bh]

I know you heavily considered making this video for all to see. Thank you so much for sharing 💙

[@DianaT94]

Loved the video. Even though I don’t cover my hair, I have always been wondering how to do it. Thank you for showing it and explaining more about the covering. ☺️💕

[@jamieyates5977]

I LOVE your videos! You stay true to your beliefs while not judging others.

[@CherilynGingerich]

Thank you so much for filming this video!! I absolutely loved it, and it gave me another great idea for how to style my hair when I wear my veil.

[@AllisonCBranch]

I came to this video from my recommendations and I couldn't be more surprised. I was intrigued with the title as I am always open to learn. Your personality is delightful and your love for God is obvious. I do not cover my hair. It was never a part of my denomination. (Presbyterian) However, because of you, I picked up my Bible and read. Anything that brings one closer to God's word is a blessing. And you, my dear, are that blessing to me today. 💗

[@someoneveryclever]

All Presbyterians covered before the 1960s, when third-wave feminism affected the Church. Read R.C. Sproul's commentary on headcovering.

[@jessicaderstine4061]

My favorite veils from Joyce are the Hacchi knit or the Venice lace. And head shapes are so weird. Mine are wider than long, big head, not much hair. 😂 Native is fabulous! I found it at Walmart recently for my husband.

[@native_cos]

Thanks for the love Jessica! 💙

[@debbiedew1]

This is a great tutorial for everybody. Whether you wear a head covering or not , this is a beautiful updo and I will wear it everyday especially in the summer heat.

[@tawneeseekye1]

Loved this video!! I full-time cover as I am a married religious Jewish woman. I would be considered a Messianic Jew as I do believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah. New Subbie here!! Shalom sister!

[@dragondaeneris7300]

Shalom sister in christ I love messianic ju. Alliance thay have wonderful praising songs and had covering was and is normal for so many peaple special in churches greetings to you from Austria

[@kathywebster9167]

Oh my gosh your hair is beautiful, I love the color .. I never thought by always watching your videos that it was long and you had a bun .. you are the coolest .. xoxo

[@joniweaver9951]

I absolutely love my tri-fold mirrors and yes, they make combing hair so nice! Also, thank you for the discount on Native! I was thinking about it and thought I wish I'd have a discount. I'm placing an order immediately and give it a try! :)

[@native_cos]

🙌🙌🙌

[@KirstenNGlass]

Thank you so much for sharing about your hair covering with us and also showing your hair to demonstrate. I really appreciate learning more about different beliefs, and it was cool to learn where you were coming from and how you put up your hair 💕

[@ginna1375]

I don't cover but I do have longer hair. Quarantine has made it even longer. I've been trying to figure out what to do with it since my hair is thick and makes me feel like I'm over-heating. Thank you so much for this tutorial.

[@annahmrd9098]

I love your tips. I respect your beliefs and I love the peace you transmitted in your videos. I’m an agnostic, but since early I always liked to cover my hair, I use always something ing a veil an kind of a crocheted ornament whatever I feel like.

[@MiniDress360]

I just love your videos. Reading 1 Corinthians 11 is really interesting to me. It’s one of the verses I’d never properly considered, I’ll defiantly be praying about it.

[@nataliebrubacher6470]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3KXk6uGZdOMlZI here is a great resource for an in depth study of the head covering passage in 1 Corinthians 11. Hope it helps! There is a series of 3 messages... They are worth the time!

[@janicebone6191]

I am mainstream Church of England, here in the UK. I love the way you show how you practise your way of life & I love what you do. Here we do not cover our hair, and I find it so interesting to understand different ways to be Christian

[@kathleenkrynski5785]

Do you only start covering when you're married, or do single Mennonite women cover as well once they reach a certain age?

[@AddisonC1987]

I thought someone would have answered, but it seems that it depends on the church or individual families. At the Mennonite church that we visit all girls except for the very young (under 6ish) cover thier heads for church. And some families seem to have their very young daughters cover even if they remove it during services. ( but considering its a 3 hour service, I can understand why they don't make it completely through. Lol)

[@nicolecmoucheron]

She mentioned in a q&a with her husband that she started at 15 when she 'became more aware' of what it meant, but as Carrie said, it varies from person to person, different churches have different views on it :)

[@BLWSquared]

Almost all Mennonite women who do cover, cover as soon as they make a profession of faith and repent as a Christian. The age can vary, but 13-17 is normal.

[@pamelahickey2979]

I always look forward to your videos!! You inspire me to do better in my walk with God. Thank you for being brave and sharing your hair styling/covering with us. Also thank you for sharing why you do it and for giving the biblical context for it. I just love you and your little family. May God richly bless you!!

[@tightwadonpurpose7003]

I like the twists. I just learned the hairpin trick this year how to make it hold:)

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

Yes, it actually works!

[@tudormiller887]

Lovely video, I'm learning more about your culture in every video. I'm a brand new subscriber watching from London UK 🇬🇧

[@juliawardwell7307]

Do you cover your hair if you are just at home and won’t see anyone ?

[@DreamingTinyDesigns]

I was curious about the same thing!

[@garyanne1595]

no all the time it is covered when you go out and when you are at home

[@jbugwatson8398]

Yea its kinda like farting in bed louwhen ur husband leaves for work....such a releif

[@sidneym9512]

I’m from a similar church, apostolic Christian. We wear our head coverings all day because we never know when we will pray or prophesy, which is what the Bible tells us to cover our hair for. So I am assuming the Mennonite churches feel the same-it’s just easier and makes much more sense to keep it on rather than taking it off and putting it back on all the time.

[@MC_Hammerpants_]

I didn’t realize you were a redhead!

[@donnastfx5087]

Love your hair color and this style you demonstrated.