🤦🏾‍♀️No oils or butter??? Yea ok

Now we all know that every on earth is DIFFERENT even when put in categories (4a, 3c, 4c ) in my opinion I will never stop using oil or butters because that is the only thing I have used for 7 plus year to keep my strands healthy, Different oils have different benefits and when you Reap the benefits of those oil in your hair strands your hair begins to act different, it begins to hold on and Moisture better ,it’s softer, you’re length is retained. Aloe Vera has been my staple as well as castor oil along with others and essential oils. My hair is the proof that oil and butters work. But look. Sometimes it’s not what u use , but how your using it... let’s stop following trends and movements and start learning about our own individual strands and focus on what our hair is telling is rather than what another person is telling us to convey to our strands, your hair is long history or ancestors, each strand even each section having its own identity ( different textures in different areas) learn them. How about love and learn my hair movement..... if it’s not broke my friends don’t fix it

[@IndigenousStrandz11]

Y’all in my defense I thought I was posting to my stories🤣🤣🤣

[@NaturalBlackBeautiful]

LOL!!!!

[@wandac3676]

I was wondering what was happening for the sec time lol all good

[@Andrea-nom]

No defense needed

[@natriac.6092]

HAHAHAAHA😂😂😂

[@rjmami8508]

It be like that sometimes 🤣

[@michelleflorindahoughton4710]

Rapunzel Rapunzel let down thy indigenous,ethnic,natural,healthy,thick,luxurious strandz😍😍

[@cfoster6804]

🤣

[@Tyreselynn]

😂😂 I know right!

[@inspirestrength505]

lol rewrite the book . Here for it. xoxo

[@heavenisup384]

Better than the og saying

[@tiesharose8203]

@Genuine azzholing She is not half white that’s a black woman

[@ms.x9571]

Feeling slightly bald headed this evening...🌚🌝

[@IndigenousStrandz11]

HAHAHAHAHAH!!!! In Krispy Kreme drive -try cracking up😂😂

[@ms.x9571]

@@IndigenousStrandz11 love your videos!!!!

[@BaybAzzon]

LMAOoooooooo 😂🤣🤣

[@p.b.7719]

😂😂😂😂

[@RondaSmith144Empress]

😂😂😂

[@wbey2692]

Crazy thing is...your hair isn’t even fully stretched so you know it’s longer than that! Beautiful! ☀️🙌🏾

[@miniminott48]

She has knee-length hair.

[@mandy9775]

@@miniminott48 I was gonna say feet but knee will do

[@deladyfonky6747]

@@mandy9775 🤣🤣🤣🤣Girl your comment cracked me up

[@KeKe4Christ]

@@mandy9775 🤣🤣🤣

[@KeKe4Christ]

My hair THRIVES on Shea butter and olive oil and jbco. So glad I stopped following hair trends and actually listened to my own hair

[@thehamsterarmy2380]

MINE TOO!!!!! I bought an 11lb box of shea butterand whipped the whole thing up. Took daaaays

[@andreaalvarado6259]

duhhh! you’re earth hair wants earth products:)

[@ameera.abubakr]

@Jo Anna it's kind of heavy,really thick,maybe just don't

[@KeKe4Christ]

@Jo Anna I use Shea butter as a grease for my scalp, sealant for my ends and my twists and as a styler when I make it whipped

[@KeKe4Christ]

@@thehamsterarmy2380 from where?!

[@rjmami8508]

Your daughter in the back 🤣🤣 She’s so precious.

[@Tinablackberryrose]

Totally agree. We should listen to what our own hair is telling us it needs and stop following trends and every new product that’s comes out.

[@marlak4203]

Idk if you guys notice but lately there's this 'thing' with these women --and i really feel its whoever their sponsors are--that are going around on social media trying to tear down the natural hair trend as a whole. They are doing it by going bit by bit over everything that we all have learned over this almost 20 years of doing this(at least for me) and now you have all these "Divestor" videos, these videos from professional hairstylists talking against it, and all kinds of stuff. Attacking basically EVERYTHING that people were doing, which worked, to grow and put health into their hair. Now yes you do have some people who simply just don't know how to do their own hair right, very true. However that doesn't negate the products. Its about learning how to use them correctly. Anyway, hopefully others see what I am saying too because its an attack and goes against everything that the natural hair movement, before it went real mainstream, was about which was to love and accept YOUR natural hair and stop trying to force it to be and go in a way that it is not because those habits were destroying our hair.

[@JazzyB9481]

@@marlak4203 I haven't noticed but I appreciate people like Whitney White (Naptural85) who still support DIYs and natural products even though she has her own hair care line. It says a lot about her values versus others who are just trying to push product. And her line is amazing

[@serenabrown7012]

YASSSS, TOTALLY AGREE!! I was such a victim to the many tends... had to learn to reel myself in.......

[@marlak4203]

@@JazzyB9481 Yes. As it is good that she does. I use both also so it does make sense. She has been doing natural videos for almost 12 years or so now so she's been into doing this for a long time. That is enough time to try things out and test them as I have done for myself too. I have been natural longer than that and I remember times before all of these products and this "new mentality" going on now where you always used things DIY simply because we did NOT have anyone able to deal with our hair back then. There were no product lines for natural hair so you HAD to make your own. No choice. Most of the products were for straight hair and for textures of certain grades, i guess you could say. The hairstylists did not know how to deal with our natural hair so going go them was out. That is a big reason, along with poor actions from some stylists, as the reason so many women stopped going to the stylists. They weren't learning to do natural hair. Hair schools didn't teach it either. And some, if not many of us who have been natural before the Miss Jessie and TGIN stuff came out we STUCK to those tried and true methods for our hair. Spread the info about them and others took to it also and its has stuck. What these folks are doing now is trying to undo ALL of that knowledge. No. Now I don't feel they are lying about some women coming into their shop with messed up heads but in the past year I am sure that is the case for a LOT of their clients head since the pandemic. Have to keep that in mind too.

[@ms.fortune2957]

I'm LICENSED & U better listen to ur hair.....Smh WOW😳 She has really bewitched U all now that she SOLD OUT😳🤔

[@WoahhTeamJacob]

I just find it crazy that there are certain folks trying say that all butters and oils are bad for the hair & spreading misinformation around. Like just say you prefer not to use it instead of saying it’s bad for everyone. SMH. never putting my beloved oils down. 😭

[@keepinitkawaii]

Even the stylists who started the derox never said oils and butters are bad. Most people dont use them correctly

[@keepinitkawaii]

Even the stylists who started the derox never said oils and butters are bad. Most people dont use them correctly

[@FKAthicccs]

@@keepinitkawaii They said RAW oils and butters are bad, which is what most people are using.

[@Andrea-nom]

She was talking about heavier oils. But I can’t let go of castor oil. I do hot oil treatments....wonderful

[@soraya.e5482]

That’s not exactly how it was said. Just the raw oils and butters the heavy kind not every single butter and oil. Like you and this post are spreading misinformation

[@luckyrose7273]

Imma try and keep this story short but couple of years ago went to the hairdresser my hair got tangled and matted and I end up cutting it off. I mix a lot of oils and I use Butters .3 years my hair is down in my back I went to a natural stylist to get my hair washed she told me she been natural for 15 years and she doesn't believe in using oils. My hair was 3x the length of hers and all the stylist she had working in there. I showed her the picture of what my hair look like 3 years earlier and she couldn't believe it grew that much. Well you keep doing what you do and I'll keep doing what I do.😎

[@carinenikohfru9678]

That is great 👌. How did you use the oils and butter for growth?

[@ghchic2568]

It's genetics, genetically you have long hair in the family, the oils just helped to moisturize it thats all

[@babymochi6733]

@@ghchic2568 girl most of my family member's hair are short but mine is in my back and all I use is grease or water. So what are you talking about

[@shellyg824]

Yes girl! My hair genetics are weak af, very thin fragile hair. Oils have really made a noticeable difference in length

[@luckyrose7273]

@@ghchic2568 that's definitely not true.

[@jaslinn]

like what they think our ancestors used for their hair😭😭

[@IndigenousStrandz11]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@forebidden]

literally lol

[@mwedzi]

Exactly. So we are just going to ignore millenia of African hair care, huh? Oh, okay.

[@KnL9713]

I agree. I use only oils, butter, aloe vera and tuna plant to take care of my fine hair. My hair is moisturized, nourished and long. Thanks to you I honor mama nature and use what she gives us.

[@tessyijedaquino]

I use oil and butter too abs my hair love it 😍

[@MrsNicolas]

When you said tuna, I had to think about cactus for a second there and it forced me to remember some Spanish. Lol

[@LCLocks]

When you use the tuna (cactus) how did you implement it in your hair regimen? Like aloe (take the meat off the skin and blend it?)

[@linaipolandhill1577]

When you say “fine hair” you mean like “fine ass hair” or you mean like “fine/thickness/density?” I have fine hair texture wise so if tuna plant is something that works well for you, I’m interested

[@KnL9713]

@@LCLocks I use cactus to wash my hair. Here a video of the way to use it kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKKqdGerYq5-a9U

[@Abmarp]

Sis, when I saw that video that said not to use oils and butters, I laughed... I really wanted to comment and say not to try to fix something that's not broken... We're trying so hard to be enlightened nowadays that we don't realize how lost we're becoming.

[@IndigenousStrandz11]

Say it again for the people in the back👏🏾👏🏾

[@crynxlizzy4770]

@@FirstnameLastname-pl8je who was the girl

[@Finetextureglow]

To each their own ! Im glad no oils and butters is working for them but see my fine strands have never been healthier, fuller,. Thicker than when I started incorporating oils and butters and Ayurvedic treatments We on the other side of oils will stick to what our hair loves and likes PERIODT

[@JC-vz9hz]

May I ask what oils you like to use?

[@Finetextureglow]

@@JC-vz9hz mainly Ayurvedic infused oils My favorite is henna,amla,fenugreek,amla and hibiscus infused in oil I also make a mix of melted sheabutter and these herbs in a gloss I shampoo every single wash day no cowash My fine hair is thriving

[@yogigoyi]

When speaking about butters...is it only shes butter??

[@ambitiousbeauty1013]

My hair loves liquid coconut oil and virgin olive oil.

[@hackerprincess8810]

@@Finetextureglow yooo taking notes rn. Thank you ma’am for the transparency!

[@Timetrae]

Baybaaaayyyyyy you ain’t just FLEX ON EM LIKE THAT DID YOU!!! You are GORGEOUS BOO!!!

[@AmariBennett12345]

This was my thoughts exactly when I saw a whole bunch of videos pop up on my feed about going to just water. Like, I’m glad it works for them, but I know for a fact that it won’t work for me FROM EXPERIENCE. My scalp will dry itself out and shrivel up with water alone. So I’ll just keep using my creams, grease, oils, water, and anything else I think my hair needs at the moment it needs it lol.

[@IndigenousStrandz11]

EXACTLY! It’s all about Finding your staples and your own regimen cuz the only head your hair is on is YOURS lol

[@irrelevance3859]

Yeah I saw someone mention it in a comment. I looked it up and couldn’t believe all of the recent videos suddenly dismissing oils. They definitely work for a lot of people. People just have to listen to their hair and do what works for them.

[@marlak4203]

Exactly. Go with what works for you. There is a reason there are so many various products that can do similar things however due to how our genetics are it varies on how it works for each person. I thankfully have not been in the trends to see what you are talking about but here and there I see folks talking about what is going on and I take this all as an attack on natural haircare and wanting to get black women back to how things were back in the 90s and such.

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

I think there's misinformation out there. Now, all the products we use have been formulated with the right amount of butter and oils. Additional raw butter and oil will only clog the pores and create build-ups.

[@TriniGirlNatural]

@@uberhaute_naturalz84 lies, shampoo takes it out

[@TheGummybears101]

I wonder why anyone would be against using oils and butters. They are miraculous when it comes to retaining length. Water is not enough. Wow your hair is so thick and beautiful. I’m praying for this length and thickness. 🙏🏽

[@TDSHHDeauxScorp]

Me too!!! Petitions going up for longer hair!!!

[@hyosomoo1437]

I personally don’t use oils and butters anymore. However, I think the biggest issue was the fact that people were not cleansing their hair properly. You can’t use co-washes, no-poos, no-sulfates, wash your hair once a month and think it’s going to be clean. That’s not how it works.

[@vanessamompatibi951]

@CheekyLovesCheeseCake:) what do you do?

[@vanessamompatibi951]

@CheekyLovesCheeseCake:) thank you

[@Cindy99765]

Wait if you don't use oil or butter, do you only use water and shampoo on your hair?

[@hyosomoo1437]

@@Cindy99765 I use water, shampoo, and rinse out conditioner. I use water and gel to style my hair. That’s it.

[@Mimi89_7]

@@hyosomoo1437 but does it make your hair dry

[@amourtoujours779]

The hair everyone claims we don't have but they simultaneously wish we can't grow, either.

[@FayeInTheCity]

And I OOP!!! 👏🏾

[@JazzyFro]

Long hair don't care! If it works it works! Your hair is beauitful! You're beautiful! Beautiful daughter too!

[@Susan_Brandy]

My hair loves oils and butters. I am not changing my regimen for another bandwagon that has no sound scientific studies to back it it up. Btw your hair is stunning beautiful😍

[@adwoamk8918]

I believe there is some proof, it may not apply to everyone. It's tidied to product build up. Similarly to the many white stylist complaining about struggling to colour their client's hair because of silicone build up. White clients - dry shampoo, cheap shampoo, sprays e.t.c - silicone build up, dehydrated hair. Black natural clients - heavy butters and oils, eco styler (plastic) wash once a month, use heavy butters and oils several times a month - cuticles struggle to open and close under products - dehydrated hair.

[@SugaBabieT]

@@adwoamk8918 There actually is scientific proof to back it up, you just haven't searched for it. Look up black girl curls they explain some of the science behind it.

[@theresehowell3866]

There is plenty of scientific proof. It’s not a trend, just science based hair care from actual natural hair professionals

[@SugaBabieT]

@@theresehowell3866 Yes, I don't care about what they wanna do to their hair but just don't spread false information.

[@anijones6734]

They’ll be another trend and another opinion from someone else in the science industry too, but most cosmetic scientists would DISAGREE that oils and butters are bad for our hair (to everyones above comments) also if it works great for an individual why this huge push for them to stop?! You do you!

[@justluvme7]

Healthy and beautiful hair. Love my butters too. You're right, we must listen to OUR hair and not just follow the crowd. 💜💜💜

[@tc47440]

My hair survives off water and oil. It loves grapeseed oil. Major difference in retaining moisture since I started using it.

[@fruitsarelife148]

Eat an Avocado a day for faster growth 💕

[@KeKe4Christ]

@@fruitsarelife148 🤢 why does it have to be avocados? I hate them!

[@sarahgivens7182]

@@KeKe4Christ me too they taste like nothing

[@yougotgamesonyourphone6947]

@@KeKe4Christ you don’t have to eat them, I don’t 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@cheriebenjamin0315]

@@fruitsarelife148 Sprinkled with a little salt and pepper is divine!

[@ShadesofSage]

Love it, love it, LOVE IT😍😍😍! Keep representing for us Natural hair Black women❤️❤️❤️!

[@thehamsterarmy2380]

Me neither. I need THICK oils and butters. that's how I grew my hair to tailbone length with the LOC method. I see no reason to switch up now

[@kathleenharris8824]

I completely agree! Oils and butters are essential, especially for high porosity hair! I never understood the no oil bandwagon some natural hair KZbinrs were promoting. Your gorgeous hair is all the proof that is needed that oils and butters work!💜

[@forebidden]

your hair is amazing as usual 😍 im not stopping using oils/butters either

[@sthomas480]

Thank you so much for saying that!! I have been natural for 10 yrs, my hair is healthy, hip length when straightened. Oils and butters and leave in conditioners help me keep my mane from being its disrespectful self. If I've been doing it wrong, I don't wanna be right , you have to learn what works for you. BTW your daughter is beautiful!!!

[@alotsometimesoften]

Thank you. I hate how everyone was trying act like everyone should just stop using them now. Reminds of people complaining about coconut oil years back.

[@brittanywilliams8653]

They want us to stop using them and instead start using $20-$30 hair products. The products they recommend are very expensive. I'll stick with my oils and butters.

[@daelclapperton8990]

My hair loves being watered. Creams and lightweight oils are great too. Castor oil weighs my hair down for example. Like everyone is saying, find what YOUR hair needs ❤️

[@SuperMbprincess]

From what I’ve seen online it’s been mostly stylists saying that. Y hoy i feel like it’s just to get ppl back in their chairs. Obvi not all stylists, but I’ve seen recently saying oils/butters don’t work then try to promote $50-100 products 🙄🙄

[@gmarie3053]

Imagine having all this hair.. Yeah neither can I lol Maybe in 6 years. I can just see it now 🤞🏾😍

[@sophiaferguson4845]

That maintenance looks like a part--time job ! For that length thou - it's worth it -)

[@gmarie3053]

Can’t believe I found my comment from 2 years ago. My hair is now waist length and im aiming for hip by end of year. It’s not flowy like this though. Idk why.

[@beverlyseymour2171]

Dude!!! That hair is a monsta!! I thot my hair was big, oowee!!!

[@natashahubbert4438]

Queen on a whole other level. 😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kethlath7833]

[@XianKai]

Thank you so much for your words in the description box. I tire of the "no oils and no butters" group. I find they are tight lipped in helping folks and want people to pay a subscription to learn how to care for their own hair. That's fine for some but not for me and their snobby-ness can go! Thank you for being open and honest with us AND giving us perspective about paying attention to our individual types of hair and listening to what our own hair needs. You are awesome!

[@Amb1632]

I love your hair 😍. And your daughter is so precious 💕. This no oil/butter trend will die but to each their own. I’m going to keep using mine!

[@akeyajohnson1065]

Agreed, my hair loves oils, butter and natural products... it wasn't until I started using store bought hair products that I started having trouble in my natural hair journey.. if it ain't broke dont fix it..

[@XxSapphiregurlxX]

I've seen people doing tik tok videos saying shea butter and oil's is the reason your 4c hair is dry and they should be avoided at all cost. HOW ABOUT STOP APPLYING SEALANT TO DRY HAIR HUUUUUUH?! People keep saying use water only, if that works for you that's great. I however do not live in a vacuum so unfortunately just due to plain ol' laws of physics my hair will be a brillo pad after 1hr of water only life. There is a simple science project you can do. Get 2 test tubes, in one test tube put room temperature water. In another put room temperature water and add around 10ml of oil. Leave these test tubes chilling literally anywhere. If you come back after a week you will notice the one without the oil layer has significantly less water. Why? Surface Water molecules just love to fly into the air and break free into the atmosphere. That layer of oil is reducing that effect keeping all the water in the test tube. For me, that's the principle I use to keep my hair hydrated. Adding butter/oil to damp (sometimes wet if I'm laaaaazy) is the best way for my hair to retain moisture for DAYS.

[@consciouslynatural1276]

Come through with the science queen. 👸🏾

[@lesfleurs9369]

I noticed this trend out of no where. Honestly I think the girls that are saying "no oils no butters" are more often than not "low porosity". Those of us that are "high porosity" need to use heavy creams and conditioners(masks) and and oils & butters.

[@lillywantsheranchovypizza107]

They must really REALLY be low porosity cause I’m low porosity and using oils is my favorite thing 😂

[@ileanasantamaria2364]

SAY IT AGAIN FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!!! I got so irritated by one staunchly pro-BGC/no oils and butters detox, low porosity hair KZbinr who, when confronted in the comments about porosity by a high porosity viewer, who pointed out that she needed to seal in moisture because her hair was highly porous, blandly replied "oh, well people make too big a deal of porosity, it's not actually that important". So much for scientifically sound basic hair care!

[@joyceloyce7011]

😭 I'm low porosity and I use grease oils and butters (and leave ins)..I just use a sulfate clarifying shampoo to shampoo and strip off all the product on my hair, and once a month an Aztec detox clay mask

[@lesfleurs9369]

@@joyceloyce7011 do you find that these things work for you? Is it not too heavy on your hair? I often equate finer hair, like softer, looser curls with low porosity. My hair is tightly coiled and thick. Only time it's easily manageable is when wet or stretched.

[@deidrekabiya4399]

I have low porosity and fine hair. I use oils and butters but they have to be light. Heavy oils/butters are two "heavy" for my hair.

[@kennyb1588]

As soon as I saw the no oils and butters i just wrote it off as another trend. If it works for others I am happy for them and good for them save money and live better but for me I need the oils my hair gets too dry without them😂

[@PorscheSade]

So funny, I was hoping you made a video discussing this exact topic. This visual says it all. 🙏🏾

[@JazzyB9481]

I love this 😂 you didn't need to say a word 💜

[@blkboentinquiry3553]

Yaaass sis, you have taught me much about how to care for my natural strands.

[@chanballer]

So Beautiful!!! You and your hair!!!😍 Thank you for your encouragement!

[@AfriPrincess411]

I will always use oils and butters in my hair. Always. Nothing more gorgeous than a BW with thick long hair

[@dariapio1502]

Yes, we must know our own strands and do what works. I read and loved what you put in the description box. Small suggestion- Maybe pin it so others can read it as well💜

[@maymunah4755]

Water and oil don’t mix.

[@JazzyB9481]

@@maymunah4755 if you believe that and they don't work for you, then simply don't use them 💜 I think you missed the whole point of this video and comment

[@maymunah4755]

@@JazzyB9481 May I ask what’s the point of this video and comment? The statement “oil and water never mix” is not like Santa Claus where you can choose to believe in it or not. It’s a fact.

[@JazzyB9481]

@@maymunah4755 the point was it works for some people as demonstrated in the video, so there's no need to keep commenting about how her method doesn't work (ie how oil and water are ineffective like you said). There's another woman on KZbin who says she doesn't use much water on her hair at all and she has type 4 tailbone length hair...I wouldn't go on her page and say "hair needs water" because although it may be a fact, her hair is clearly thriving without it. The point is different things work for different people

[@maymunah4755]

@@JazzyB9481 maam clearly you didnt comprehend what I said in my other comments. When did I ever say her hair method doesn’t work? You’re literally proving my point right now 😭😭 my point is that on AVERAGE hair grows half an inch EVERY month. The woman in this video and whatever other woman you’re talking about are apart of the people whos hair grows according to the average rate. Their hair would grow tailbone length even if they didn’t use oils. You know why? Because oils and butters don’t grow hair. There’s no oil that can speed up hair growth rate. Their hair grows is tailbone length because of lot of factors including their genetics. Not because of any butter or oils lol. If oils and butters truly worked most naturals would have tailbone length hair since that’s what everyone has been using for years. Yet most naturals hair will be stuck at shoulder length for years. You can put oils and butters on i your hair if you want it’s YOUR hair. But they’re not going to speed up the growth rate of your hair. Other factors do.

[@KEESWAY]

Hair goals!!! So beautiful!! ✨💖🙌

[@ad5199]

Exquisite! I wanted this video to last longer! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us and encouraging us on our own journey to Healthy hair!

[@foodlover4ever308]

They are both so cute.

[@brioche8123]

You look so happy and healthy. Keep thriving.

[@luckyjasss8466]

Ugh your hair is gorgeous!!

[@reneebroche]

I love the idea of love and learn my hair movement. Like you my hair is different depending on where you look. Straight, Curly, Wavy, I just don't know what to do to help I grow and thicken. One of the reasons I love watching your videos

[@allisond4916]

I love when black women enjoy their God given beauty with a good healthy dose of self love. 😀😀💯💯💯💯

[@LoveShownPod]

Its Giving VOLUME!!🖤👏🏽

[@daniellaoyaga]

I’m obsessed. Goals Queen! 🥰😍

[@lemusictube]

I agree with every sentiment in your description 🙌🏾👏🏾 your hair looks beautiful and healthy😍 it's okay im glad you posted here rather than a story🤣🤗

[@prettylou]

Haha- seeing your daughter so proud coming into the camera. That’s how it should be 😁 beautiful. And love your hair of course 💛💛

[@lisamcguire9971]

Make sure y'all want long hair.!!!!! It may not be easy to maintain, and don't relax or tex lax or whatever just cut it to the length you can manage and take care of that.

[@Smilemaker4u]

Drop dead GORGEOUS!!

[@jf1837]

I so look forward to your videos! You and I are on similar journeys and we are going through it together girl! Starting over ain't no joke! But you are doing it with grace and ease! Can't wait to see what you do with that orange blossom and rose water!

[@1GoldenBreeze]

Another new trend. Let's see how long this one lasts. :D

[@kathleenadeshoga8415]

They started the detox challenge back in 2015

[@denyshadials5702]

Not new just in the spotlight now.

[@1GoldenBreeze]

@@kathleenadeshoga8415 Thx I didn't realize this was the same as the 30-day detox challenge.

[@TheeBratzDollxox]

Your daughter is so cute at the end LOL 🥰💕

[@fulani1983]

So true. I’m done following trends and decided to stick to a regimen for the next 2 years at least

[@teddiepeters565]

So much hair. So much love! Can't wait to see your next video

[@SincerelyLeshawn]

BEAUTIFUL!!!

[@sapphirehaircare]

Wow... Simply amazing oils and Butters they do work. is just a matter of knowing what your hair like and dislike. I just started using avocado butter :) thank you God-bless you🙏🏽💕

[@teesulli833]

shyiid - looks like I am going to stay on the oils and butter train!!! You are definitely hair goals!

[@lanielynns]

I love when your babygirl came in and y’all posed! Iconic and excellent. Teach me how to grow my hair long and healthy!

[@LOVEmyskin1480]

Darn it I was so ready and it ended so fast I thought I pressed something. Plz we need more.

[@Deklectic]

Honestly it absolutely amazes me how unique our hair really is and how one minute we can wear a TWA usually its most natural shrunken state then the next day stretch it out and its like 4 or 5× as long as its natural state.. I just blew my hair out for the first time the other day with the "bougie" reviar dryer to give it a thorough trim because usually I work with it in its natural tight coily state and I was completely taken back by how long it really is blown out, like its funny even after 29 years of having it grow out of my scalp it still fascinates me every single day.. Like we have the MOST versatile, unique beautiful hair on this planet and I wouldn't change it for a million bucks. The illusion to most people including our selfs at times is that our doesn't grow long like other groups but shrinkage is a lie 🤣.. Like I just can't wrap my head around it.. See This is an example of what TLC will get you when you treat your hair like fine delicate silk vs alot of the damaging practices we have historically done with our hair collectively speaking.. And I'm sure the FIRST thing people think is that this is a weave but THIS is simply an example healthy natural hair.. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 a few people actually thought I had a wig on my head playing around because my hair is super long blown out and stretched but in its natural state how I usually wear its tightly coiled (4a) and gives the illusion of being super short as if it doesn't grow or something 😂😂. Its cool and amazes me.

[@gabb5]

Your hair is absolutely amazing When I do protective styles, I always ALWAYS use oil and taking it down after a month, my hair is STILL moist. I’ll never stop

[@higenia9518]

Truth be told. I totally agree. You are an inspiration and beautiful.

[@Notagain44]

I just wanna know how it gained so much traction, so fast? Out of nowhere everybody's acting like oils are demonic. I did comment on this girl's video that we (I) could probably start using less, but NONE!! II'm never doing that, I DO know my hair already and love all my oils. I just recently got into red palm oil, yall need to try that one out.

[@bconyers2072]

It came from two hairstylists who've gained a following with their hair detox and curly hair program. Their focus to teach people how to have a wash hour not a wash day. I think people have to do what works best for their hair and their lifestyle. If oils and butters work, stick to them. If they don't, let them go. I stopped using oils and butters and I have a 1-2 hr routine now but I don't follow any program; I do what works for me.

[@forebidden]

i’ve been using red palm oil too it’s amazing!

[@Notagain44]

@@forebidden Isn't it? What's crazy is I bought it for a recipe and accidentally found out it's for hair too, feels like butter!

[@lydiaannoh2510]

Palm oil dier ad3n😂

[@forebidden]

@@lydiaannoh2510 😭😭 i see you’re ghanaian

[@MochaHontas420]

Highly inspired to keep Growing 🤩

[@sasa18girl]

Seriously sis you’re magical

[@lucyc.8183]

I’m in love. This was and is my whole hair dream

[@rojonesdesign]

It’s about the length retention of your own hair. If your hair is splitting and not keeping length or gaining inches, do something different. You won’t get the results you want doing the exact same thing. I’ve stopped using oils and love not having oily fingers when I touch my hair along with oily pillow cases and bonnets. Using 2 products and cutting my hair wash time has been divine. It feels so clean, not to mention I’m finally seeing my hair retain length. We are all still learning and in the newer phase of natural hair so alternative methods will continue to surface. Let’s continue to grow our beautiful strands and stick together on the beauty of our natural hair.

[@ayojoy7358]

I just wish it was cheaper lol not everyone has $200 even if the products will last

[@ileanasantamaria2364]

@@ayojoy7358 Hold up. What are these products that cost $200???

[@tigereyes5]

Not to mention that this isn't even new. They have been on the scene since 2015 I believe. "Trend' is always relative because we all catch on to ideas at different times and they all experience their 15 minutes. As someone who has been natural her whole life I also believe there is never a time when we cannot open ourselves to new information and learn new ways.

[@iamnobody846]

I stopped using butters and oils/grease on my hair and it would only last 2 days without drying really bad and breaking off. This time I did use my butters oils and grease my hair is so soft shiny and it’s day five and my hair is still moisturized

[@jenniferatlet6238]

You're an actual QUEEN 👑❤️❤️❤️

[@paigeturner766]

You’re hair is so pretty I love it

[@erikae9154]

That’s what I’m saying...no butters and oils for whooo??? That’s all I use. I don’t like gels, not really a fan of creams but I could use it. However, when it comes to butters and oils those are my main things. I hope companies don’t try to switch up their stuff now. That would be soo annoying. Love you and you’re hair though, lol!!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@taneishajohnson3790]

Dwl show them hun! Oils and butter over here 😆🤣

[@SheilaGakii]

Your hair is goals😍

[@irses457]

congrats on your hair journey. Represent, queen. Do your thang!!!

[@TriggaTreDay]

Girl, stunning as always. Omg the clip is too short 😩. Please do a talk through showing us what you did to get your blowout. I love seeing others play in their hair. I don’t really play in my hair, but when it’s wash day, I try to enjoy the process as much as possible.

[@thehamsterarmy2380]

She has a video on it

[@teneshialewis4762]

I am working on my hair getting back your length but you have absolutely gorgeous hair that God blessed you with

[@fruitsarelife148]

Eat 1 Avocado a day for that 💕

[@forebidden]

@@fruitsarelife148 i will try that thank you

[@djohn7729]

This was so soothing to watch ...thank you and God bless

[@sorandomnc171]

Girl! This is amazing!

[@marsbarsinthestars3226]

I was wondering about your thoughts on that cos i know ur the queen of oils/butters. Your hair looks so good here!

[@danyellburch]

I have low porosity hair and have stoped using oil n butters and my hair actually feels a lot softer. I’m not anti oil or butter use what works for you but it has helped me so far.

[@haera7142]

Do u have type 4 hair?

[@ulala9898]

Looks amazing! You look so pretty and you are glowing! LOL I actually never thought I'd see you take your twists out.

[@Bianca-vr3ll]

That's hair goals! I love that length! And it looks so healthy and fluffy you can tell that you take great care of your hair!💖

[@shantelwilliams1822]

Yup. I had to learn the hard way. I was shampoo and deep conditioning for too much and my hair started falling out because of it. I had to reach out to a friend who went to hair school and she explain to me that all natural hair is different and my type only needed moisturize every 2 weeks. My hair is growing so long now. Its good to learn about your own hair.

[@shantelwilliams1822]

@Divine 85 Erin yes That is what works for my hair. I have fine kinky strands.

[@aboagyewaaowusu-ensaw4506]

If it's not broke, don't fix it.. Periodt 😍.. your hair is magical🥰🥰

[@KM-oy5yh]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@ruth.monique]

You look like a doll with all of that hair 😍😍

[@SilverNaturalBeauty]

Love your hair and yes 🙌🏾 l enjoy watching be bless and take care of your lil mama she is always a site to see☺️

[@kinghill500]

Lots of beautiful ☺️ hair 🥺🥺

[@mikochild2]

I use water only and a clarifying shampoo every now and then. I keep my hair in two long flat twists. If I have to step out I take them down for long loose waves. This works well for me mostly because it helps with my itchy scalp, and my hair is never dry. It's also just short of waist length. I don't knock oils and butters. I used them for a long time before I switched. My hair length definitely doesn't have anything to do with product. I've always had long hair. My scalp comfort and health does. Everyone's hair and scalp are different. You have to find what works for you and stick to it regardless of the trends.

[@cheyennealexander2494]

I love your hair! It's so pretty 😍

[@serena_bee]

Oghh my goodness 🥺😍 Healthy hair is so beautiful.