Part 2: ASMR Flying Flakes

[@wallydolly8146]

Love everything about this! The scratching, the sawing, the sounds, the dandruff. Perfection! Thanks for sharing.

[@akslays]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ekpeekpe8942]

Me too

[@gmuz99]

I’m laughing at these people complaining. I have been watching scratching videos for years. So let me educate you all. 1. It is obvious that she does not have dandruff. This is most likely psoriasis. Washing her hair doesn’t make it just go away. This is a medical condition people are born with. There is no 100% cure but there are certain treatments out there that can help. Also, these flakes are super itchy, which goes into my second point. 2. The way she is “sawing” helps alleviate the itch and it does help lift flakes. I do this for my cousin who has psoriasis and she loves it. If it hurts, the client should say so. Also, this is literally how every scratcher scratched when scratching videos first started being uploaded and became popular. Many of them stopped uploading either due to KZbin demonetizing or their psoriasis went away enough that there wasn’t anything to scratch off. 3. The client’s scalp may be red because of the flakes coming off. Sometimes flakes come off easily when they are ready to come off while others are more attached to living skin so the living skin becomes red when the flakes come off. This happens to any part of the body psoriasis is on. Btw people with psoriasis naturally have more pink/red looking skin around the flakes. 4. To all the people who are complaining, you are most likely not a hair stylist, doctor, or dermatologist. Do some research before you criticize someone for something they most likely know more about than you especially when they are just trying to alleviate someone’s else’s uncomfortableness/pain. Thanks for reading my Ted Talk and AK, you keep doing you ✌🏻

[@yvonnemajor6704]

Thanks for the information 👍

[@sarah_d.o.z.]

😂😂😂😂😂HUNAAAYYYY ❤

[@sunnidayz856]

And that's THAT.

[@0hxparis]

Exactly!!!!!!

[@aneciawatson4832]

Educate the people!😂❤

[@keisharandolph5211]

I loves every moment of the scratch. Keep up the great work.

[@carra1996]

I’m back for part 2. This is good.

[@tonyahogan3673]

I always enjoy your videos 😊 great scratching. This is my 2nd time watching

[@akslays]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@peachiep2734]

You went in on that scalp like a super hero 🔥🔥♥️ love it.

[@brendamoore6784]

Awesome video with good flakes ❤

[@judithhenderson9647]

I love this! Wish that I looked at this last night when I couldn’t sleep. This is so relaxing. You scratching girl!

[@ireland5235]

The front edge flakes starting at 5:50 are awesome!

[@akslays]

Yes that’s my favorite part too

[@chiporeid]

All those complaining post your own videos so we see how you will do? Great scratch, keep doing what you doing.

[@lesleyjohnsonmomlife6765]

I enjoyed this video ❤

[@AntoinetteJohnson-i5y]

I love this scratch

[@KelleyWells1982]

I love all this dandruff scratching you been doing. See you working overtime for the holidays. I like your video so much!!

[@MustShineaLight]

Excellent technique!

[@TSweets0527]

Exactly I loved It

[@stephanydeberry8586]

Sometimes you need to scratch from the opposite direction, from under the flakes to lift them. The sawing motion seems ineffective.

[@akslays]

I’m seeing what you aren’t so I’m gonna need to make adjustments. The sawing motion clears “what’s left behind” I’ll try to push that more to the forefront for you

[@myia680]

Great video does she have eczema or something around here edgers which is causing the skin discoloration?

[@akslays]

We’re not sure yet, she’s going to a dermatologist soon

[@kcpoodlesofpa]

Someone likes to decorate for Christmas early 😊

[@akslays]

I was just trying it out to see how I wanted things lol

[@lorettagerman4532]

There is no need to saw in her h😢air with the comb it breaks strands

[@chiporeid]

Let her scratch as she pleases.

[@JamieleeSelamodi]

My baby girl got this too but hers is psoriasis shes not yet 1 year old but i have to constantly pick it from her scalp it flares on her body too..but i used a pure glycerine soap to wash her hair it keeps them away for a while. I'd like to know if its itchy though ?

[@gmuz99]

My little cousin has had psoriasis her whole life on her head and it’s slowly made its way to her face. I’m sorry your baby girl has it. Yes, it’s very itchy for them as the flakes start building up. My cousin has caused herself to bleed on her scalp from scratching. From years of watching videos of people with psoriasis, they recommend that you keep it as moisturized as possible. Also, some dermatologists (like my cousin’s) suggest not picking off flakes so definitely listen to whatever your daughter’s doctor says. Good luck and I hope for the best for you both (:

[@JamieleeSelamodi]

@gmuz99 thanks for the advice

[@eugeniariddick8994]

Serious case of psoriasis

[@jeannie2599]

🎉🎉🎉my favorite is when you scratch down, then screech the up part. Another sardine scratch video... series...🎉🎉🎉

[@metalbarbie7226]

Soooo good ❤

[@priscilladawson5313]

Love it!

[@nataliemeclean9435]

Does her hair itch? Does it hurt to scratch? Is her head sore afterwards? Good job.

[@akslays]

She told me it was a relief

[@cc-adriatic2540]

What type of scalp treatment does she get? It looks like some type of dermatitis all around her edges.

[@akslays]

@@cc-adriatic2540 she’s going to visit a dermatologist soon. After that we’ll adjust based on their recommendations

[@eugeniariddick8994]

She needs a consultation with a Dermatologist

[@gwendolyne.mercer5193]

What’s the name of the hair comb that you’re using?

[@akslays]

It’s a lice comb

[@chandrawilliams9548]

❤

[@eugeniariddick8994]

Lice comb effective on flakes but is destroying her hair

[@jeannie2599]

Scratching by the ear, that's the first scratch, then you pay up.... my favorite🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@patriciacruz8029]

🙏🙏🙏😮🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@eugeniariddick8994]

You can see the areas that are beginning to bald

[@jeannie2599]

🎉🎉🎉can your scratch down, and across, like fringe hair line back and down....🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@synlezz9298]

Has she been diagnosed with anything? Her scalp looks more than just dry flakes or dandruff. I hope something can help her

[@akslays]

No she hasn’t but I did refer her to a dermatologist

[@TheScentConnoisseur]

Looks like it could be psoriasis 😢

[@akslays]

@@TheScentConnoisseur that’s what I said too, hopefully she comes back with a topical med I can administer during service

[@qtypy0529]

The sawing looks painful

[@akslays]

It’s not, if it was she would have informed me. I stopped to ask several times I assure you

[@Nikki_Thee_Broad]

I just feel so bad for this client. Look at the contrast between her scalp and face! How long are they leaving in their braids/sew ins? We cannot keep that mess in our hair for extended periods of time!

[@akslays]

It’s a scalp condition nothing to blame on her part

[@nancykohn5055]

It looks like seboribic dermatitis or a combination with eczema.

[@akslays]

I thought so but I referred her to a professional. All I can do is administer treatment and not diagnose

[@debbieblue284]

I wish the flakes where dry instead of wet or oily

[@akslays]

They’re dry

[@TSweets0527]

Obviously u aren't seeing what other viewers are seeing they are clearly clean dry flakes coming from a obsessed dandruff scratching viewer

[@aneciawatson4832]

The client's scalp is clearly dry and so is the dandruff 😬

[@opheliaschoen5808]

Hub

[@donnarega1249]

Just clean tge scalp off...

[@akslays]

That’s what I’m doing love

[@candacegifford2917]

I feel like if the hair was washed more often this may not be such a k ok job

[@sunnidayz856]

This is a scalp condition she has. Psoriasis. It's not related to how little or much one washes the hair.