I started encountering severely DevaCurl damaged clients in the salon and I was dumbfounded by them.

[@nadfubach]

Also, I love your openness to learning and not pretending that you "know everything". So refreshing and so so appreciated.

[@RosieC]

Nadia Blasutti LMFAO HER OPENNESS 😂😂😂😂 you realize she says in the plop and Laura videos she wants to “debunk” why STC & the others I mentioned should be “dropped” but to debunk something you have to test and prove. You don’t just “debunk” by saying “this is what I know and I don’t have to prove anything I can use say “take my word” cause I have been certified by deva curl 😂 lmfao TOO FUNNY! If everyone walked around with stylers in their baglike HAIR DRESSERS (ninja) to restyle and wet their hair ALL DAY ON AND OFF then I’m sure she would still have an issue. Lol. She’s got nice hair with lots of frizz but it’s nice ...her attitude sucks and she attacks every one who does anything different from her. She tests NOTHING or even once on her hair on video so it’s just “take my word cause I’m right”

[@BabyValentine14]

This sounds like my hair! Naturally high porosity and also high density, so getting it to dry without pulling all the top layers straight has been a struggle! I am looking forward to the demo on Gia to see if there are more techniques I can try. Thanks for taking time out of your day to share with us!

[@rachelgoad4768]

Thanks so much for showing us your speculation process. :) As a fine-haired high-porosity girl, it's been very difficult finding the right combination of products and application techniques.

[@moniquetaylor1975]

Rachel Goad , hi, i also have fine high porosity hair, can you tell me what products work for you?

[@shychameleon]

Yes, do tell!

[@jessicarenckly2919]

What you described, is the hassle that I go through every wash day!! I’ve never been able to understand why it happened....so frustrating! My hair is natural high porosity with medium and some coarse hairs. So wet styling like most people say to do, just made me have a few big barrel clumped curls. This video was like, “Yes! I’m not crazy!” Thank you so much! Very helpful!

[@karacreswell8437]

I have learned so much about my natural high porosity from your demos! I’ve been able to achieve voluminous, no scalp showing curls with the kicker being that I haven’t had to refresh for THREE DAYS! I think the most significant tip I have taken is that I can manipulate my hair when it’s wet. We are constantly told not to touch our curly, wet hair. My hair will grab curls from all of my head if if I don’t continuously keep it in its place while drying. Your tips have been so life changing and I hope you know how many people you are affecting. ❤️

[@darhendricks]

This sounds like my hair in so many ways! I appreciate how you are so open and honest.

[@moniquegebeline4350]

I would be interested to see what each of these client hair types look like under a microscope. Have you ever thought about getting one? Maybe documenting the microscopic condition of the hair based on your clinical observations would give you a complete picture 😁 it would be a great experiment!

[@carissacarnes7034]

I’m so glad to hear you say that about the shampoo. I struggle with needing more than a low-Poo. Your videos are spot on Stephanie. Your research and intelligent but caring approach to this subject are exactly what the industry needs. I still struggle with slip.. if I don’t condition I can’t get even my fingers through my hair. A lightweight yet still having slip is what my coarse DHP hair needs. I think the tangles come from the open rough cuticles catching on each other as the hairs cross each other. Makes even finger defanging hard.

[@StephanieMero]

Absolutely right!!! Open cuticles cause more tangles! Thanks for your love

[@TahneeJean]

This is really good thinking! I find the Giovanni Weightless leave in is (cheap) and has good slip even when using a small amount.

[@jessicapelton9463]

I have a similar experience when finger detangling my hair. I have found using a smallish/moderate amount of conditioner, followed by running my hair under the shower quickly to totally saturate with water, helps SO SO much to make detangling easier. The addition of extra water (as opposed to conditioner alone on top of wet hair) helps to distribute the conditioner through my strands and provides extra slip so that I can more easily get my fingers through my hair. Plus, then I'm not using half a bottle of expensive conditioner every time I need to detangle :)

[@natalia6274]

Yay!! This is my porosity and it’s been so hard styling it the longer it gets. I feel like short haircuts are the way to go with this texture so the hair isn’t weighed down. And I think you are on to something about the acidic shampoos because the only time my hair looks it’s best is after a clarifying treatment with a sulfate shampoo. P.S. One thing that has really helped me keep volume with this texture is refreshing with a steamer. The steam brings the curl back by adding a minimal amount of water. If I add water or product with my hands or a spray bottle, it tends to look dirty (over producty) and weighed down.

[@jenhunter1947]

Carla Castaneda This is my hair, too! I have a bob right now and I can use a gel bc I kind of want fat more barrel like curls, but when my hair is long, I don't use gel at all--just a light cream, or my hair gets so weighed down. And yes to steam! Even if it's just from my husband's shower!

[@courtneymay2021]

Your client’s hair sounds similar to mine not damaged high porosity. My hair is straighter at the top almost like finger waves. Then starts curling around my ears. It holds onto water & takes hours to dry. It is very frustrating. The deva low poo & the bumble & bumble curl shampoo you suggested don’t work for my hair. I hope you look into more brands until you can make your own shampoo. Most products & cleansers have -ate in the first 5 ingredients even salon brands. I can’t thank you enough for all of your videos. I have learned so much from you. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it. You are a curl goddess.

[@ocandro]

Courtney May in one of the porosity videos Stephanie explained how hair weighed with water stretches, I only have high porosity in my ends, but my roots didn't start to curl until I took the advice and started squeezing and towel drying as much as I can and separating sections (I don't have layers), the difference was huge even first time, but each washday my roots get more similar to the rest! You might give it a try, if you haven't already.

[@courtneymay2021]

ocandro Thank you for your response. I have seen some improvement squeezing the water out & sectioning for sure. I will continue doing it every wash. 🥰

[@StephanieMero]

I am trying so hard to understand it all for you ASAP to help every hair type texture and porosity. It feels so urgent to me. I am doing my very best and will keep sharing everything I learn.

[@courtneymay2021]

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[@moniquegebeline4350]

Courtney May I have identical issues ! (I DO have chemical damage though) . The best line for me have been aveda which has silicones.

[@cheryl_Anne_02]

I have damaged high porosity hair..this makes so much sense why my hair is weighed down by water 💦 .. I need to approach with a different technique. Thank you!!!!

[@amyleogoddess1390]

I love tips like this! I'm high porosity myself. I always needs new tips & tricks.

[@donnaoberlin3431]

This sounds JUST LIKE MY HAIR, welcome to my world.

[@UtahRoadbase]

OMG! The dripping! I think you just confirmed for me that I have high porosity hair. Even after I towel dry my hair, it will start dripping a few minutes later. Plus, around my crown/behind my ears, it won't curl. It just sticks to my scalp in big clumps. Thank yoooooou!

[@melissahammer6267]

Totally relatable! Sound just like what happens to my hair! Thanks so much for making this video! :)

[@messily1456]

Yup. Sounds like my hair. Looking forward to trying the restyling tips for wash day!

[@eg_daria4689]

This is my hair....more on the end of high porosity. My hair was flat and straight at the top of my head and wavy/curly at the mid and ends. I switched to diva and use very little product...which is awesome. My daughter that has straight/high porosity hair and I applied your techniques for her hair. I finger detangle and dry her hair much differently and although her hair is great, I'm happy knowing that I'm not causing any damage to her hair.

[@thepixiemama5706]

Amazing video! Thank you. I love how you explain everything. This really spoke to my hair type.

[@javinelmyles4871]

Yes curl queen! I’m so lost with my hair help !!

[@jamiev8962]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and the way you learn. Your hair is beautiful btw!

[@jglac5983]

Just started watching your videos and I love them! Very informative. My problem is different porosity and textures on my head. I've never colored my hair. Beautiful boticelli-ish curls on my front left and right that will look like that regardless of styler. Then the back top is NHP with VERY frizzy spiral/waves. Under that is wavy/straight hair that I think is medium porosity. If I'm ever in Miami I'll pay you a visit.

[@aracelischlosser6993]

It sounds like the idea of a diluted Apple Cider Vinegar rinse once and a while would be beneficial for High Porosity hair.

[@jastynebrice4459]

I'm so sorry for all these questions-- still learning as I go and so appreciating you! Based on your information, I'm pretty sure I'm high-porosity but *also* dry. It gets wet nice and fast and stays wet, but once it's dried it (and sometimes when it's wet) it feels kind of... straw-like or dry. Am I wrong about my porosity?! Products do weigh down my hair, but I need moisture, too... GAH!

[@christineritchie8289]

Jastyne Brice same here!

[@MA-rn2xp]

I havr the same problem I was convinced that i was lp because my hair has trouble sealing in moisture but I'm now convinced im hp and i know the sealing part is the culprit i dont know how since everyones hair is different. My hair mjst be sealed for it to be moisturized but since ihavebt found the right technique yet it dries out super fasg

[@dcurly3192]

Build up buster made my fine high porosity hair feel like straw. Very brittle. When I called Deva Curl they said that it might be because I use water soluble products so maybe it was top stripping for my hair. But you always y’all about how Moisturizing it is. I’m wondering whether it is the Ph or the Build Up Buster that doesn’t work for me? Going to rewatch it your Ph videos to try to understand more. Great work! While you are on hiatus I’m rewatching all of your videos. And taking notes!!!!

[@t.h.1492]

D Curly - I don’t know if you know yet, but there’s been a ton of issues with DevaCurl. A lot of people have been struggling with hair fall (that’s discussed even on this channel), so maybe avoiding that product is the best way to go? Sorry if this is being redundant

[@adrianagranados4140]

Its like you are describing my hair , but I still don’t get how to avoid the front and top hair to stretch out , I can do it if I do my styling upside down , but that causes a lot of freeze, and the rest of the hair can’t find it immediate family , ( I watched your video about curo families 😜)

[@shychameleon]

Medium porosity scalp to about 9 inches length then the rest (to my waist) high porosity. This was very helpful to me. Many thanks!

[@nadinethomas6325]

I wish you were in nyc so I could have you assess and style my hair! Your wealth of knowledge is amazing and I look forward to your videos! Would doing a pop up for hair be something you’d do in the future?

[@StephanieMero]

Yes yes yes yes next year

[@sofiahuertero8457]

Curly Hair Myths Exposed with The Curl Ninja don’t forget us west coast curlies when you do!!

[@esmeraldagreengate4354]

@@StephanieMero how do you feel about Australia? 🤣

[@ocandro]

Would you say that a vinegar rinse (store bought or home made, within a reasonable ph of course) or a conditioner with low ph (I believe EvolveH has one) could be a nice alternative or supplementation to such a shampoo? I have porous ends and I really like what the ACV rinse does to it, much less tangly, very shiny and less swollen. Funnily enough, for me it seems very stiff and yucky for like 2 minutes after, first time I tried it I was terrified. Ive also read that using oils before washing prevents too much water expansion on high porosity and to my amateur eyes it seems to be plausible. Two more questions (I hope I'm not bugging you too much): I've noticed that you like to air dry low porosity hair, but intuitively I thought that a little blowdryer heat could be nice to open the cuticle and let products inside? Or is it different than warm water or steam? Could you please do video (or maybe series of videos) about ingredients you like and dislike for different porosities in the future? DevaCurl is not internationally available and there are always people who might be allergic to one of the ingredients, even to fragrance. It would be helpful to know what to look for and avoid.

[@StephanieMero]

My rule for medium and low porosity is no words ending in “ate” in the first 5 ingredients. Heat for absorption on LP hair is useful when applying product but not when drying. I am working on better understanding ingredients and pH so I can do the video you’re asking for.

[@ocandro]

@@StephanieMero thank you for your approach, I'd rather wait for you to do proper research, than act like most influencers and spread misinformation with absolute confidence. I've seen so many posts and videos about ingredients with gems like: aloe works like a protein the classic "I am protein sensitive, because my hair hates coconut OIL", they don't even bother to google search before... The worst part is that viewers/followers often trust this information blindly, spread it further and wonder why their hair isnt improving.

[@bicho30378]

Please do some research on grey hair. What kind of porosity do you think it has? I have grey hair mixed with my natural dark blonde and they don't "behave" the same way. Thanks!

[@sandramadden6306]

Ditto this. My hair used to be straight and normal/medium porosity. Then I stopped coloring 2.5 years ago, got a pixie, and have now grown it out past my shoulders. Lo and behold, I have silver/pewter curls! Just 2b-c, but it's a significant change from the 45 previous years of my life. However, I get maybe a couple of hours of good hair on wash day before it fluffs up and my curls fall out. My hair has always been "sensitive" and would break and split easily when it got longer and I've always taken care to baby it as much as possible. Now, I haven't had a cut in 2 years and have hardly any split ends or signs of breakage. Before, it'd be getting limp and greasy by the end of day 2, now I can go 3-4 days before it feels greasy (but it still looks fluffy). Any advice you can provide on changing porosity/texture or how gray hair may affect this would be helpful! In the meantime, I'm going to try the Deva light products and see if I can get this fluff under control!

[@TahneeJean]

Weird because I was actually planning on buying the bumble and bumble shampoo for a similar reason, I’ve had a good result whenever I’ve used ACV (diluted) as a rinse and wondered whether a shampoo that contains it might be helpful ☺️

[@diana4043]

Ive been on my curly journey for 9 months. I have Nat high por Hair- i use a “ gentle” sulfate shampoo every 2 washes- it ensures body. For a while, I had eliminated all sulfate shampoos. The result, was very limp, weighed down hair.

[@t.snider1664]

What is the gentle sulfate shampoo you use? My curls are just not what they use to be a year ago. They're lifeless and dry.

[@tiffanythornock8159]

Please share! I feel like there needs to be a post-curly girl method wavy group...

[@kacysexton7645]

I have similar issues, I saw a video that uses a diffuser to dry the roots (not touching or scrunching the hair at all, just aiming the diffuser on warm toward the roots). I start out up side down, then move side to side, tilt head back, and diffuse roots until dry and the rest of the hair has a cast. Without my hair actually going into the diffuser though. It's helped a ton with what you're talking about. Idk if that makes sense at all.

[@StephanieMero]

Thank you! Although I want to solve the product problem too!

[@kacysexton7645]

@@StephanieMero I've been trying out the innersense shampoo and my hair seems to really like it. I love mixing and matching things I'm learning from you and the hairalchemist, love what you guys are doing ❤️❤️

[@sarahburdify]

Learning more and more from every video you produce. I realized after your last vid that maybe I’m fine, but super dense high porosity from years of faking big beach waves with my curling iron (when legit real waves / budding curls were underneath). Hair is taking forever to dry, sticking to the head like you describe here, but stringy AF and feeling very moisturized. Just bought a mega sized no poo and one condition after what I thought was a good first run with the regular sized bottles but experiencing the challenges I mentioned. Haven’t opened them yet and have the receipt and now pondering a little silicone like in the B.B. product you mention here! Maybe I need a touch of cone to shutter the open shaft a touch. On another note, do you have any clump increase / reducing the stringy advice? I’m thinking your foam recommendation might be key for my next styler purchase. Working my way through wave maker right now. Light bulbs every day with these videos I tell ya! And can’t wait for those graphics. I’m such a visual learner, and I wish I had graphic design skills or I would have already volunteered to help you! Thanks so much Stephanie. We all appreciate you. Much love from Canada! Ps: cringing at the length of this comment :S

[@leaswenson8569]

I am sooo loving all of the content and truly appreciate how much you are trying to help educate us on what might work best for our given hair type!! I am hoping you might have some sort of insight for me because I have done several float tests on my really fine hair - ranging from strands just washed with shampoo, shampoo & conditioner (float on top, float in the middle if I push them under but will be back at the top after several hours), and on strands that were chelated no conditioner and then with conditioner (float in the middle) and my results all point to either low or medium porosity but when you describe the hair in this video, mine tangles super easy, dries very quickly, clumps and gets stuck to other hair which disrupts my curl pattern on my top layers and the front. I am so confused and honestly feel like I am not getting any closer to figuring out what works best for me. Any thoughts or wisdom to impart? Is there something other than porosity at play with my tangling, clumping, curl pattern disruption? Thank you for considering 😊

[@TheKitteth]

My hair does this. I thought I had straight hair all my life except for some wave at the nape of my neck. One humid day (not normal for Melbourne, Australia) the baby hairs all curled up and I was confused. But recently tried scrunching/cupping my hair and was amazed to find that the 3A ringlets I had a little girl were still there. I have fine hair and Im still trying to figure it all out, Ive got some bleach damage and I can only seem to get 2c with random curls becoming 3a (not even the same ones each time! 😂) my roots are flaaaaaat... depending on how I dry them. I have no idea what to do except experimenting and getting as much from your vids as possible. Do you have any suggestions on how to position the hair, cup to encourage the curl, and then dry upsidedown to prevent that? Im still making a lot of mistakes. Thank you.

[@eviss4540]

Hi! Thanks for this insights. What are the eight words to acidic?

[@Nafee123]

Does JonellSequiraXO have high porosity hair because a lot of people are hating and saying she doesn't??

[@candywavy1445]

Hey there! I love your channel and all the information that you as a professional are just giving away to us! It makes so much more sense then every thing else that’s out there and has given me new hope for my hair. I was getting so frustrated that the more I did CG the looser my curls were getting. I joined IG just so I could see your before and after picts! Awesome! I now know that I have high porosity hair and that I have been using way too much product. Now I just have to find my perfect balance between volume and definition! I tried your method you described for high porosity hair and got more volume than I ever have so far. I know you said to diffuse until completely dry and I swear I did! However a few minutes after I was “done” my hair felt slightly damp again. Does that happen often with high porosity hair? Any suggestions for making sure it is truly dry inside and out?

[@tiffanythornock8159]

Yess! I've found my people! This happened to me today, it got like, re-damp. It didn't do that yesterday, and I definitely was more patient and waited until it was 90% dry to start diffusing.

[@louisegreenham5864]

This is totally my hair 👍👍👍

[@ariannahlavac]

I went and tried the wave maker and mousse of deva curl because I wanted to try lighter products but they dried out my hair so bad! with tons of frizz

[@MA-rn2xp]

Samee devacurl is loaded with protein though so that's probably why. You don't need any added protein if your hair isnt damaged weak or color processed

[@ariannahlavac]

M A I agree, mine is virgin... that’s probably why

[@MA-rn2xp]

@@ariannahlavac same thing happened to me

[@zellyrosa8852]

hey stephanie, I can't wait to try these styling tips since my top layer loves to dry straight!! I have super high porosity hair that reacts well to occasionally being cleaned with acidic shampoo (I love the moptop gentle shampoo, it only has one -ate but it's the second ingredient), so I looked into the bb curl shampoo and it has a non water soluble silicone (phenyl trimethicone) in the ingredients? Did you ever notice any build up issues with it? Using silicones without sulfates when I didn't know what I was doing literally killed my curl and made my hair greasy and flat while also being dry, so i'm scared to use any products with non water soluble silicones.

[@StephanieMero]

I never had Buildup when I was using it on my hair BUT my hair was DAMAGED HP so if the cuticle doesn’t close buildup is far less likely

[@TahneeJean]

Curly Hair Myths Exposed with The Curl Ninja they do have the Sunday Shampoo (in Australia) which I believe is silicone free! Not sure if you can get it elsewhere but I’d assume!

[@salenagalloway6963]

This is my hair too.

[@nadfubach]

How did you decide to use the Styling Cream vs. Wavemaker?

[@StephanieMero]

Her hair felt coarse when wet....so I went for a cream w more control versus Wavemaker which adds texture, and was super light with it. Styling is such a “trial and error” thing, I am still experimenting and learning.....

[@nadfubach]

@@StephanieMero thank you! I appreciate your explanation!

[@StephanieMero]

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[@jacklynnleavens5299]

so just for starters i apologize for the length of my message i just feel like you would need the back story and also for not being grammatically correct so please bare with me lol iv been binge watching all of your videos trying to find a new understanding of my hair, because every time i think i’m on to something i end up further away from goals 🙄 i’m about to hop on a plane to miami at this point. iv been following the cgm for about 7 years. my hair was straightened and bleached every single day from 2nd grade till 9th grade. the last time i bleached my hair the hair stylist bleach the crown and bottom of my head 5 times (my hair litterally stretched and was falling out) to get it white enough to hold the blue purple and green semi permanent dye which did not so much even fade for over a year. that was when i started keritain treatments which i thought were a holy grail for bringing my hair back, then maybe a year or two later i found deva curl my saving grace THE HOLY GRAIL (or so i thought) i loved it my hair loved it i faithfully used it for years bringing my hair back to life as i slowly and painfully let the completely dead, no bringing anything back, hair grow out to avoid a big chop. it wasn’t until the new releases of deva products, right before they changed “just look of the bottles” my hair stopped loving them.. then came melt into moisture, loved it.. at first then deep sea repair my hair loooooveeddd it along with shea moisture manuka honey yogurt mask and i was using cantu (high in protein) for styling products taboot.. i was so flippin happy my ends NEVER so much curled let alone spiraled. this is where i really started a problem which i’m sure you see where this is going. i wasn’t educated on protein/moisture and protein overloaded my hair so bad! and had no idea why my ends were no longer curling so from what i had started learning from blogs and youtube i was unsure where i landed on the scale am i over moisturizing or is it too much protein did the cup of water test blah blah blah my hair wouldn’t detangle wasn’t curling i was about to buzz it. for months i was using protein free everything trying to give my hair more moisture and no protein because even just a little deva styling cream my hair would immediately back track the little progress it was making. i got so scared of protein and thought i’d forever be sensitive to it. fast forward about a year and here we are.. i don’t know if it’s too much moisture or hygral fatigue? i now know i need protein! parts of my hair is stretchy mushy gummy. my ends are so dry and feel like they’re gonna snap off, detangling is horrible! anywhere there is a particular hair that is gummy and stretch anything around it clings to it and just makes a rats nest 😭 i cut out so much hair last night my boyfriend was on the verge of crying with me! so my question for you is have you ever experienced someone who has gone on both sides of the protein moisture scale? and how should i start by trying to fix it.. would you recommend me starting with an olaplex treatment? iv been seeing a lot of my curly youtubers praising it but i don’t know too much about it or which treatment i should use. and i just wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for all the time you’ve put into your career and the videos and most importantly keepin it real 🙌🏽 [e-mail]

[@Mqrkuss]

I dont understand, What is eight words?

[@rebeccarobinson1374]

I’m confused on how you know your porosity I did the float test in cold and hot water and my hair floated immediately to the bottom. For strand test there was some bumps along the way. These all suggest that i have high porosity hair but I’m not sure.Also when I use the LCO method to moisture my hair when I wake up in the morning after moisturising it feels dry. Does this mean that I have high porosity hair?

[@TheBaciWorld]

Look into her porosity videos she has several, the water strand test is not a good one

[@mariazannettis5996]

❤🙏❤

[@erickarhodes6429]

👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽❤️

[@kelabela1978]

I really think alot of your advice are not for natural black women hair! Devacurl products are not moisturizing enough for our hair, yes the shampoo and conditioner is good but not the styling products!

[@StephanieMero]

You are right about one part of this comment: that the styling products aren’t strong enough to style low porosity hair. I totally agree and that’s why I recommend the bumble and bumble anti humidity gel oil as a styler for LP until the Deva shampoo and conditioner I prescribed the client makes their hair return to a normal porosity that absorbs water the way it is naturally supposed to and then they can use the Deva stylers. Most of my clients are black or mixed. They have incredible results over time with my recommended regimen. Changing your porosity doesn’t happen overnight. Product Patience Persistence This is the key.

[@natural7ly694]

Kelabela1978, thank you! I've been saying that over and over to myself, especially when it comes to the stuff about weighing hair down and being limp. All this wash and go stuff too. A lot of us don't wet and fluff our tight hair. A lot (not all) of us like to stretch our hair by 2 strand twisting or braiding. Most of us complain about dryness even while using good products (like Deva Curl). I like the shampoo and conditioner, but I need good moisturizers to leave in my hair. The "weight" is what I like. My leave in also provides hold. My hair is fine, healthy, high porosity.

[@kelabela1978]

@@natural7ly694 yessssss I love weight on my hair,it does so much better! I like the 3rd day look with devacurl styling product on day 1 but that's the only day I like it and it still dont have the shine and moisture I want. I have fine healthy hair too that's why when she said the devacurl products will work better once my hair is at it natural porosity, negative my hair is at it's natural porosity and those products just dont work for my hair. Mielle Organics have a great spray leave in that my hair love and my hair also love creamy moisturizers!

[@natural7ly694]

@@kelabela1978 Creamy moisturizers!!! YESSSS! 😋 They make my hair feel so smooth and luxurious! 💃🏾

[@natural7ly694]

@@kelabela1978I also don't like to refer to people as "mixed". People are biracial or multiracial. "Mixed" is for breeds, as in animals. I'm not throwing shade. I know she didn't mean anything negative by that so I hope my comment doesn't sound like I'm being rude. I definitely don't believe in being rude to one another.