People With Natural Hair Get Perfect Curls

[@claudias2340]

Its great to see hairdressers whose hair types are not 'afro' well educated and trained in working with these hair types

[@411MsKitty]

what hair type is "afro"? do you mean kinky hair?

[@miriameclipse8191]

👌👌👌

[@colorgirl1033]

literallyjelly you mean whir hairstylists doing black hair?

[@daonlyboriqua11]

I love it. I wanna see as many kinky curly hair experts as possible. It gives us more options cause most black salons are only experts in weave and relaxers unfortunately. Most natural girls just do their hair at home

[@zixzizia1066]

White people doing black hair. Easy! Done! Don’t need to be politically correct.

[@joaquinperea9745]

Freddie looking flawless as always

[@chantallemansour4135]

Joaquin Contreras I know right 💯 beautiful

[@tirzxh]

Joaquin Contreras Exactly and I look like a potato

[@IshanAli]

Their natural hair looks perfect anyway

[@TGRAM7]

Ishan Ali I love your comment! So positive. We need more people like you in this world 😊

[@leeannh5303]

Ishan Ali Was honestly my first thought too 😪

[@wednesdayfrankenstein4856]

I agree!

[@QueerCripple]

Ishan Ali it’s more about health of the hair 😊

[@honeylilies1]

Ishan Ali it’s just that before this they heard looked really frizzy now it looks sooo much healthier I wanna get this done but it’s probably expensive

[@victim0fmisery]

It took me a WHILE to notice there were two different stylists!

[@BabyGirl-du1zv]

ellectrifying i just noticed cause you said something 😭

[@sevi4371]

ellectrifying i didnt even notice lmao

[@preeisaacs2546]

HUH? WHAT? WHERE?

[@Evergreen2219]

FUCKIN WAHT

[@pigeon3264]

i had to go back to the video after i saw this comment

[@miahughes9122]

People learn and train at different schools with different standards. Some schools may teach theres a 4d hair pattern but it’s so uncommon that it gets lumped in with 4c or something like that. None of yal (from what I’ve seen) are trained professionals so let’s just sit here and learn something too and be glad that people outside of our own are learning to care for our hair. Smh. Yal so pressed

[@ChestersonJack]

森子 Hughes very good point!

[@lynettecrews3896]

OMG thank you!! people were so quick to try to flame this woman, when she gave them all great advice and in my opinion did an amazing job

[@MakaylaWilliams45]

Thank you! like just enjoying the video

[@JDlovescats979]

Honestly I'm happy when there is someone who went to a school that teaches anything about curly hair. A family friend of mine told me that the beauty school that she went to (and most of the ones that her coworkers went to) don't teach anything at all about curly hair, she had to take separate classes at a different school after she graduated so that she could even vaguely do hair like mine (3a-3c) because her teachers taught her that there "isn't really a difference between curly and straight hair".

[@a.d.7333]

People are SO pressed!! I learned nice tips from these stylists and I've had my 4C hair natural for like 6 years. There's always an opportunity to learn :/

[@oatmealcoloured9950]

ok but.... isn't it GOOD that a non-black hairdresser learnt how to do natural hair in school? Shouldn't every hairdresser be qualified and shouldn't black people be able to go to any hairdresser and trust that they know what to do with natural hair? Like, isn't that equality, being taught all textures in school so you can work with any client?

[@esmeraldamartin5096]

i mean yeah but when a whit person tries to do it people get trrrigggeerrdd

[@rachelfox8108]

It should be the norm that a person, no matter the curl type, should expect the same level of service as any straight-haired person. I'm a white person with thick, curly hair (3a/3b), and I'm often going from stylist to stylist because the one before didn't know what they were doing with my hair -- even when I gave them the basic survival tips. The latest one actually took his time to listen, even if he did make comments about my hair being "massive". Best cut I've had in a long time.

[@friendlyneighborhoodgoth]

People complain about white hair stylists not doing black hair, and they complain about white stylists doing black hair.

[@MonaMona-fy5wk]

Tessa Red She doesn't know anything that's why...

[@chocolatecapricorn9418]

There is a white hair stylist on Charjay’s channel no that lady can do some hair!

[@sasthyme8857]

PeaceLove&Wisdom ...... THANK YOU !!!!!!!! 🙅🏽💯😍

[@sasthyme8857]

PeaceLove&Wisdom ..... the three black stooges... kmt.

[@iso4658]

Tessa Red it’s because people tend to trust people with similar hair type

[@javithecreator5641]

Y’all can’t just be happy that the curls look POPPIN? Jesus. Okay so what they aren’t black stylists and so what she said 4D. I have hair like there’s and this video helped me. Can we just appreciate this video instead of picking apart every little thing that may be slightly off?! Goodness.

[@cassandrashannon8568]

Javi The Creator I agree with you there hair looked healthier after she did it

[@itsurgirlcharlene]

Javi The Creator ikr like people mad annoying

[@kgray967]

Bro those curls are like my type of goals. Sign ME up!

[@faireegodmuhva]

the thing is there is a 4d pattern. they must learn to say i don't enough about the topic to have an opinion

[@milanihall8698]

Lmao she aint perfect. I'm puzzled as to why does the blonde "hairdresser" have on gloves for Bianca's kinky hair? But not for Freddie's curly/coily hair? Actually theres quite a few things I am puzzled over with this video but I'll just say this.....when you go to hairdressers who don't really understand the beauty of kinky and coily hair you receive misguidance. These hairdressers should take a course on knowing how to care for African American hair in it's natural state. I'm not discrediting them. Im just saying there is room for growth.

[@willcharles1171]

As a black person I was hesitant.. did I think she was an expert? No. did I appreciate that fact that she probably/hopefully was thought this in a beauty school? Yes! Because to my experience beauty schools seem to lack when it comes to Afro hair like seriously if you even could find a non black hair dresser that knows how to do black hair usually it was how to straighten it. At first I was confused but after the thinking about it I'm glad to see Afro hair get more attention and being learned about. :)

[@christrocks7695]

Will Charles I understand what you are saying but the issue is that prices end up being sky high for Black hair services and products. We are just getting the fake hair from the Koreans and now we are being encroached in the natural hair community.

[@willcharles1171]

Getting Snatched that's what I'm talking about if more stylist knew about Afro hair I think it would have the opposite effect. Prices would go down because the service is widely available. Also the reason the prices are high is black women have let it they can't force us to buy anything for example have you seen the price of perms resent they've gone down and are always on sell because less people are in to them same with coconut oil when naturals got in to it you could get a huge tube for a small price when the companies notices this they raise the prices and shrunken the tubs. So I stop buying it and moved on to Shea butter because that's i didn't appreciate that. what I trying to say is like diamonds they are go to put the products out there and there worth is base on what the consumer thinks and as soon a black people realizes that we will have very affordable hair care.

[@alopiaspelagicus1628]

I grew up in Latin America, but even here hair is very mich influenced by US standards, so everyone would straighten their hair. I always thought it was a shame, because so many latinx people have beautiful curls, and I think that natural hair is just as beautiful! I'm glad that you can see a change now and people giving their natural hair much more love and acceptance. And I believe that hairdressers should be taught all hair types and how to keep them healthy!

[@chalseywilder937]

Actually, it was only till recently that black hair stylists actually knew how to handle black hair too. And plenty of them don't know how to still. Lol. She knew how to do that better than some black people.

[@boxgaming281]

Chalsey Wilder LOL...YEAH RITE!! DON'T KNOW WHERE YOUR FROM BUT THAT'S A LIE.....LMBO I'M AFRICAN AMERICAN AND HAVE ALWAYS KNEW HOW TO TAKE CARE OF MY NATURAL HAIR.. LEARNED BY MY BLACK GRANDMOTHER.....GTFOH!!!👋

[@therealprincessjasmine6930]

Who here is a curly head?

[@z-max9033]

meena ahmed Here!

[@royalblueanimations]

Me!

[@briannacarter8051]

Me

[@dashaniquedavis3144]

I am!

[@skyhunter493]

meena ahmed ✋🏾

[@lennybennyy]

I like how non professionals are trying to tell her how to do her job. People think because they black the automatically know everything about black people hair. Like no unless you went to school for it don't say anything. They trying to clown her for saying 4d, when it's actually a thing.

[@anjali1370]

Lenette Andrea thank you!!

[@irrelevance3859]

It could be a thing but considering they said '4c hair no visible pattern' I'm skeptical

[@aaliyahfeacher5427]

Just because you didn’t go to school for it, doesn’t mean you don’t know anything💀

[@Themoment888]

Lol there are so many natural hair videos on KZbin that teach you about what this professional says in the video and more

[@brookelynns]

okay but usually people who go to cosmetology school and even specialize in hair care really do not have experience or even know how to do 3c to 4c hair. so there is a lot of distrust among hairstylists who do not have the same texture, trying to style kinky hair.

[@gbemisolaatinsola9697]

Freddie hair looked, DELECTABLE

[@Chocoooooo]

"delectable" lmfao

[@haku5226]

As a 3a/3b curl hair based on my observation Freddie is definitely not a 3c curl pattern. Maybe a 4a.

[@Shay45]

Jam Jam Yeah she is 4a. 4a hair looks 3c when it is soaking wet

[@whyyoureadinmyname5145]

She's 4a

[@jaydencollins9035]

Jam Jam exactly

[@RochelletheRealtor]

Definitely 4a.

[@redpanda2861]

3c hair looks straight/wavy when wet, so not really.

[@jazzariana3954]

Shrinkage or tighter curls means your hair has a lot of elasticity, so it's healthy.

[@LadyKay9190]

"Curly hair... the [more] gentle you are with [it], the better results you will get." Yes, I can have a head full of naturally Afro-curly hair and be tender-headed. Do 👏🏾 NOT 👏🏾 snatch and pull my hair just because it is thick. That's not how this works.

[@jade747]

🙌🏾🙌🏾 yessss thank you!!

[@EvaJewel_]

The one buzz feed video that handles black peoples hair correctly cause we all know that in most videos it turns out looking a mess ...GOOD JOB BUZZFEED !

[@Brwniee95]

HOLD up what is 4D?? 😂👀🤔 I just can’t

[@keoni_6375]

Some natural hair websites have classified 4D hair but yeah most of the time it's just 4C

[@lickidesplit123]

There’s no 4 D. Lol. 4c is coarse hair. No curl pattern. What could 4d be? She doesn’t know what she is talking about

[@shaebryan684]

I asked myself the same thing

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

lickidesplit123 She's the professional hair stylist. I think she knows what she's talking about. Some places do say 4d. What they really mean is 4C. There's obviously nothing worse than that.

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

keoni _ Some of my friends jokingly say 4Z. I think we get it. Lol. I'm 3C, 4A Freddies texture. She's just so damn adorable.

[@zaminadonaldson]

it’s so refreshing to see a nb hairstylist that knows how to do black hair

[@imanicaridad]

If your curl shrinks a lot it’s dehydrated? No ma’am that is incorrect. I steam my hair every week & the more hydration I put to my hair, the shrinkage becomes more apparent. I have never heard of hydrated hair being looser for naturals because that is simply not a fact. After i deep condition, i know it works if those curls are popping which means more shrinkage i.e hydration. Some of the stylist are talking just to talk. 4D sis? No.

[@Lilaclenas]

Imani right that didn’t make any sense to me at all

[@briana8404]

that happens to me though when my hair is moisturized the curls are more apparent and looser but when my hair is dry the curls shrink and get smaller

[@411MsKitty]

yeah, don't listen to her!! watch Green Beauty about information on natrual hair!!

[@imanicaridad]

Birdarrowd1 yess I love that channel for good info on natural hair! Only facts and science on there.

[@TGRAM7]

Exactly! Springy curls, tight curls and shrinkage mean happy/healthy hair. I think some of the info she provided may not be for black hair. I have trouble taking curl advice from someone that doesn’t have curly hair and whose hair type isn’t remotely close to mine. I’m horrible, I know 🙈

[@natriac.6092]

Freddie you're definetly 4a

[@Hyler1147]

Crissy thats EXACTLY what I said

[@Hi_Tamera]

Yeah I gave her the side eye when she said 3c 😂

[@Shay45]

4a hair looks 3c when it is soaking wet. She is just confused

[@lunaticblues7238]

I was like “why anybody talked about that until I saw your comment 🤣🤣🤣

[@saesmith1]

i was confused when she said 4a for that guy lol.

[@spikeyconstantine]

Curly hair is beautiful.. whoever has curly hair should proudly owned it. Style it whatever you want; be it having bangs or semi long

[@SunnyKhan-ep4mn]

I'm an Asian with wavy hair but I still loved the video....love u Freddie.👍👍👍💖💖💖💖

[@mitsyjunkyutie6078]

Same

[@gappystan2674]

@Nguest 1951 same! I'm Vietnamese and have wavy/curly hair

[@aiemiiyo4244]

@@cloroxbleach9687 why does it bother you lol

[@TaylorCorrien]

I’m really glad to see that there are hairstylist who aren’t black who know how to not only do natural black hair but take care of it 👏🏾👏🏾 I️ don’t see it often where I’m from🤷🏾‍♀️

[@pancakesyrups]

Their curls are more defined but shorter.. so moisture does make your hair shrink.

[@cargobeep_3856]

I love Freddie's hair

[@isaywhatiwant2144]

Freddie’s hair is definitely not 3c

[@NaturalButtah]

They should have taken a trip and saw Tameeka at Jaded Tresses, and please do not massage conditioner in you scalp it will eventually cause build up especially if your arent clarifying.

[@leerock3640]

1) Ultimately, the stylists did an ok job. 2) My hair certainly shrinks more when moisturized. I trust my own experience more than what was said. 3) I really don't understand how the female model learned 'so much' just now. No new information here. She definitely never tried to learn anything about her hair during her five years of being natural. Oh and for actual perfect curls, check out the naturalistas on KZbin doing their wash n' go.

[@Lppppp97]

Omg this is Deva curl! I had to go to training with them and their products are honestly transformative!

[@cymbamcreynolds8838]

I'm surprised Freddie didn't know our hair could be curly and silky at the same time. My natural hair always feels silky when I'm not being lazy with moisturizing and detangling. Ppl are honestly surprised that my hair feels like a cloud, especially *black* ppl. I would honestly trust that woman with my natural hair more than all the black salons I've went to so far

[@crashandtails7496]

This is really motivating me to take better care of my hair instead of always using protective styles! More info on the products used please!

[@yulemnymendez7206]

They're DevaCurl products. I have 3C hair and they're not my fave but I like their super cream. you can find it online and order it or at any beauty supply store

[@411MsKitty]

Please try Alikay NATURALS!!! Deva Curl products are lackluster.

[@SuperKen6184]

I really like this video. I've searched for so many videos on how to style natural hair. I tried different products and find Cantu works good for me. Shea Moisture is better but Cantu is a little cheaper, but prices have increased a bit. I only use leave in conditioners and sulfate free shampoo and conditioners. My hair was as long as Tristan's but I changed to an undercut. Kinda miss it but I like that it's not as much maintenance. Very informative video. Freddie's hair turned out great! 😊👍

[@westernhorserider3827]

You couldn’t even see Freddie’s before and after because she had her hair braided ugh

[@uniceveronicah3523]

My girl actually worked some magic

[@138PM]

Rare to see white hair stylist that's actually knowledgable on black hair

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

Renee She looks Latin.

[@oohtravie]

They weren’t knowledgable at all. Majority of what they said was incorrect.

[@MonaMona-fy5wk]

Glass Head well I did and what she said was wrong. You don't have to go to school to know this.

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

Briana Cookes Oh please most of you are racist or biased. And I'm black. The women knew what they were talking about. And I'd trust them in my head unlike some of you who swear you all know anything.

[@GreenBanana675]

+Briana Cookes I like how u r black with a white girl's picture 😂🤔

[@Denasia03]

I definitely appreciated this video so much I’m going back to natural an I’m learning how to do my daughters

[@oohtravie]

Denasia D learn from an actual Black person, not these white ladies. Majority of the stuff they said was incorrect.

[@alexandraa3168]

all the love and support for rocking natural hair and beauty! I have participated in several events where companies demonstrate taking care of hair with professionals and this lady knows what she's talking about. The brand of no poo used on one of the girls here is sold in Sephora in trial packs just in case you don't want to commit to the product without trying it. Everyone wants to play "expert" and love bashing those with the actual diploma as far as I can see in the comments section... the before and after results are all you really need to see and the smiles on the clients faces. good luck on your journey 😉

[@anjali1370]

oohtravie and you're a trained professional who knows?

[@rachelwagner4987]

In no way does moisture mean looser curls. Sometimes when it is weighed down it gets looser but dry hair results in frizz and no curl definition.

[@lilyraimey3499]

"Dehydrated = tighter curls, hydrated = looser curls".... Honey, what? Nooooo, maybe that's how it is for you barely-even-wavy hair, but don't tell that lie to someone with coils.

[@notsotropical]

Lily Raimey I'm guessing she meant shrinkage, more moisture more weight...

[@ilaallstar]

Lily Raimey Nah in with you Lilly!

[@jhaneeferguson2971]

Lily Raimey well if you think about it, what she said makes the most sense. When you are in the shower conditioning and washing your hair, it is much longer than when it dries. As your hair dries it shrinks up. Think about shrinkage.

[@sv-bd5em]

lmao sis she's right i mean why do you think wet hair looks more straight than when it dries? but good on your for thinking you know more than a hairdresser

[@thatmajestic]

Water breaks the hydrogen bonds in hair, temporarily loosening the curl pattern (while wet).

[@Steffmd25]

Did she say 4D.... When you don’t have a lot of Moisture your hair shrinks a lot???? Where did they get this lady?

[@SeraphimCramer]

It stands to reason that your hair would hang looser if it has more moisture because it's heavier. Does your hair shrink up in the shower or does it hang? Moisturizing is literally just adding liquid to your hair. She did go to hairdressing school, so probably best to listen to the trained professional.

[@missovercomer2488]

Right

[@whyyoureadinmyname5145]

AdraicStarks that shot don't make sense. 4D has nothing to do with shrinkage

[@missovercomer2488]

AdraicStarks her going to school doesn't mean she is making sense. Type 4 hair does not hang when its moisturized it only hangs when drenched with water. With moisture it actually shrinks.

[@diamondlaing3829]

Nefertiti Negus yes, thank you!!!!

[@margotkafka9762]

DO NOT USE DEVA CURL

[@lubnabatool3788]

Why

[@leonk0be]

at first I was mad buzzfeed didn't use a black hair dresser and wwas lik eughhh but them curls are popppinnnnn !

[@lgal56]

AishJoy this salon specializes in curls. this stylist had to go through tons of training. there's a huge difference between her and some random white lady who barely passed the braiding portion of beautition school

[@leonk0be]

my bad didn;t mean to offend ! my point was that the hair looked great and the video changed my mind

[@Kay-gw4rj]

Your curls are already perfect when they grow out of your head💕

[@ashleygonzalez5868]

I just realized there was 2 stylists switching back and forth the ENTIRE time😂😂😂😂

[@LucrCiaffa96]

their curls look great

[@TheArmwoods]

Never comb hair root to tip until you have completely detangled the section and shrinkage does not equate to dehydration. Product does not necessarily hydrate the hair because it becomes elongated. It is very possibly is just weighing it down. And no one (black, white or any other race) who doesn't know or understand black hair should be giving advice on how to care for it. Black hair is strong but so very delicate in its design so people please learn tips from those who have grown healthy natural black hair past shoulder length.

[@dontbeood]

i agreed with your comment up until the end. not everyone cares for long hair lol

[@yanniefoti4750]

She didn't say to comb the hair from roots in general. She was telling them to apply the conditioner to their (already detangled hair from previously) by combing the conditioner with your fingers from root to ends.

[@iqra2956]

Not every black person has the same hair type though...

[@jennifersaltzman9387]

This video changed my life. I have 3 adopted daughters. By far, this has been the most helpful video I have seen on hair care! Thank you!!!

[@lickidesplit123]

I was here to listen and learn, but you loss me at 4 D. If 4c is coarse hair or no curl pattern, 4D must be Locs. Idk

[@jaimenickson]

lickidesplit123 It doesnt exist lmao

[@411MsKitty]

exactly

[@nlove4921]

It's taught at some hairstyling schools but its so rare. Hey you never know, she's the one that went to school about different types of hair.. Idk

[@christrocks7695]

lickidesplit123 LOL

[@lennybennyy]

It actually does exist. Please research before you "try" and correct someone

[@monsterlovefreak3]

Their hair is so cute when they leave like she did a good job

[@Ryryshell]

OK I’m hairdresser also black and I’m have natural hair. She has the hydration thing completely wrong. It’s the opposite if your hair is Hydrated properly you’ll have more shrinkage but less fizz if your hair is dehydrated you will have more length but you’ll have increased fizz. Nicole she’s thinking about our looser curls waive the big barrel curls more typical curls that white people have. Derrick Rose if they are dry will be shorter due to frizziness but that doesn’t apply to typical black hair.

[@shhhh6174]

That twist out had SO MUCH SHINE AND DEFINITION before she separated it a lil bit too much but whatever she used I NEED. This was a great video I learned something.

[@deannacook8349]

I love this this is so great to see as a black girl 👏🏽👏🏽props to them. I love how they are so educated and not the same race 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 need more of this

[@memoiryoung1077]

I love the diversity of the video. I let my barber shave my hair off 4 weeks ago and already have enough hair to dye...which I died ginger blonde. Loving it. This video was full of educational information that a person new to being natural can understand.

[@jai6463]

4D??!? Umm sis

[@bassunderscoreharmonic6689]

jai I know I was SHAKING I didn't even know that existed DX

[@joanno463]

Bass Underscore Harmonic it don’t 😭

[@lillyjones4026]

J Flawless it does but it's so rare that's it usually lumped in with 4c

[@joanno463]

lilly jones o I didn’t know really I didn’t know that it actually existed learn everyday

[@lamoskgr]

Black Rose 😱😱😱

[@Vinnafetish]

I'm loving the hair tips some I already do. The outcome of the definition was so beautiful😄

[@OhLiviaBabyy]

Since when is there a "4D" hair type???

[@folieadeux1]

Liv its just how some schools teach, it’s basically the same thing as 4C.

[@GreenBanana675]

Go to school and you will learn it

[@clarisse2410]

MERR It is NOT the same thing as 4c matter if fact it's worse bro 4d and 4z are really rare hair types

[@folieadeux1]

CeCe Goddess Well I know its worse but its not far from 4C. To most hair stylists 4D doesn’t exist to them. So the bets way to explain it to people who don’t know is just “basically 4C” ya know?

[@clarisse2410]

MERR True many people just lump all the other hair types past 4c with 4c

[@Jujucsc]

She did a great job... finger detangled, used sulfate free products, gets that our hair needs to be gently handled, I didn’t see a lot of pulling, I saw tons of moisturizing and massaging which our scalp loves. I’ve never been to a white stylist that is confident and can educate about black hair. I HAVE been to black stylists that are phenomenal AND those that don’t practice great hair CARE that promotes hydration and growth

[@millahbee7771]

The last gurl in the white shirt was the only one that Looked like they had anything professional done to their hair. The other ones look like they just had they're hair moisturized

[@talor_esque]

The silky hair comment really got me because I've always wanted soft, touchable hair like a blond girl is born with. When i became natural there was definitely a change in texture that i love but my hair still feels more stiff and scratchy? then i want. For a long time i wondered if my SO would touch my hair and be disappointed. That could definitely go back to representation in the media I watched as a child. I'm gonna have to try this massage technique and see if theres any difference.

[@clothingandfreedom]

4D? Lmfaooooo chill. Start combing from the root? My hair would rip if I did that 😂

[@Mia-is9hb]

Marsherria B snatchies

[@jaydencollins9035]

Marsherria B you are never suppose to comb from the root because it pulls your hair out. Start from the bottom and work your way to the top

[@clothingandfreedom]

jayden collins that’s literally what I just said...

[@chalseywilder937]

Marsherria B she did it with her hands. That's different. I have to do the same with my hands since my roots tangle a lot. Makes more tangles in my hair.

[@chalseywilder937]

And she even said right after that "the best comb for your hair is your fingers" 70 people really missed that? Damn

[@cataniastarr]

The hair dresser is so calm. She is a mood ❤

[@siera7855]

"4D"

[@petchia0]

4d exists...

[@samwilson2102]

That's not even a thing 😂 it's 4c

[@clarisse2410]

sam Wilson 4d and 4z are extremely rare hair types but we lump them into 4c group which is why we don't hear much about it

[@janaex2433]

4D is a thing

[@chadicchildhausaewesulluba8320]

Is 5A😂

[@anahitaariadne]

I really like the stylists & the jobs they're doing❤

[@ivy5614]

It took me a while to realise that there were two hairdressers

[@13579hee]

I actually think this is one of fhe most informative videos on natural hair across KZbin

[@Golden_Glampire]

Freddie could be getting hair cuts over the years, who knows! 🤷🏽‍♀️ she might prefer having shoulder length hair.

[@shadybrooks8174]

Golden Glampire It looks like shes been getting hair cuts for sure!

[@jakaiathomas5988]

The hairdressers were so educated and helpful and its so nice to see.

[@MissOmiJo]

That's not true. DONT EVER START FROM YOUR ROOT! Tighter curls do not mean your hair is dehydrated. This is full of misinformation. Why aren't there black people or people with hair like theirs helping them.

[@savbryant3239]

Miss. Naomi Jones i mean she did go to actual school. shes restating what she was taught. its not her fault lmao

[@TGRAM7]

I think some of the information provided may be for those that aren’t black? 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@christrocks7695]

Miss. Naomi Jones Cause we can't have nothin'! *slams door*

[@savbryant3239]

the whole video is centered around afro-textured hair... this woman literally is a trained professional. everyone at the school she went to was taught the same material. wouldnt matter what race she is, the result will be the same.

[@christopherrhodesjr7529]

think about it this way a bentonite clay mask has never been used a s a daily moisturizer right? it's used to detox and extract impurities as it dries out the hair it gives users nice defined curls when used on the hair and on the skin it dries tight and leaves your skin smooth empty and clean i think that she was taught correctly just because it didnt come from a black womans lips doesnt mean it wasnt accurate useful enlightening information

[@WorkHardBeNice]

This needs to be the future of cosmetology. Anybody walking into any salon, anywhere and being seen to by professionals educated in how to respect their clients' hair.

[@user-ry7xh7fj5v]

i'm sorry but devachan salons do not know how to do black hair. you never leave with your hair dry and within a few hours its a matted tangled mess! plus the haircuts are $100+ even if you just want a trim! Every time I've gone the stylist freaks out because it doesn't go as planned and i've been to 4 different locations. My hair looks 10X better when I do it myself. And every time I've been I end up teaching them more about black hair than I learn about doing hair. They are always like 'oh my god i'm so happy you came in i've learned so much from you!' The products are way too expensive too. Devachan is for 2c to 3b curls. they do not know how to deal with kinky hair!

[@amandaa7708]

And two years later look what’s happening to DevaCurl 😬

[@fealubryne]

Heck yeah! Please do more on natural hair, and different styles, figuring out hair type, etc.! Love it!

[@joanisbister3155]

Love Freddies hair! ❤ can you do a video for long thick wavy hair???

[@creativecrafting101]

I’m really glad their definition of “perfect curl” is not a twist out or braid out. Just a plain and simple wash n go.👏🏽

[@clarissabegoviq7774]

there’s no way Freddie is a 3c. she’s maybe a 4a/4b but rly there’s no way she’s a 3c.

[@jquiet6487]

You can have multiple textures on your head sis

[@clarissabegoviq7774]

JQuiet ik sis but her curls are tighter than a 3c hair type.

[@Shaq472]

they both did a good job on all of them !! give them props!!

[@chosenstrong9539]

I don't understand the title, why does it say perfect curls? Her natural curls are beautiful 😍

[@jhopetion7329]

Ive recently learn this but hair type/curl pattern is not going to help in understanding how to take care of you hair and keep it healthy, it’s the porosity, density, and thickness of the strands that help determine. The 4a, 3c crap is just a way to divide hair into the softer looser curls which is more desired and the courser more frizzy/kinky hair which is perceived as hard to manage and undesirable. Putting things into categories will just create a divide so try not to worry what your curl pattern is and more of what the porosity is.

[@MsVamPireChic]

Damn, I need to go to this salon! ❤️

[@plushpuppy32]

Their curls looked amazing afterwards.

[@kadejordyn1456]

No. Why couldn't you buzzfeed/Boldly find a well established black owned natural hair salon? There is always at least 1 in any major city. I'm a 4b/c natural and I have actually had my hair done by a Curls trained stylist. My hair was good for a day, 1 month later my hair was shedding. By 3 months, I had to go back to my old hair tricks and a black stylist.

[@anjali1370]

you sound so damn ignorant right now

[@AW-zj1qk]

I love that these ladies knew how to do our hair types! Great work!

[@hannahmac8483]

This is so cool I don't know that there were different classifications of curls

[@hannahmac8483]

Everybody Hates Judy I'm half black but I didn't know that there are so many different types and classifications

[@whyyoureadinmyname5145]

Black ppl don't have curly hair almost everyone does. Unless it's really kinky.

[@vevelove5959]

Why you readin my name? Majority of black people have curly hair (except for the ones with straight or wavy hair)

[@wyneishiathornton7479]

Why you readin my name? Stfu

[@wyneishiathornton7479]

veve love true

[@novelettebryan9787]

finally a real hair stylist (if you can only do straight hair your not a hair stylist just a straight hair specialist)

[@charlotteellis1071]

I don’t have curly hair yet here I am watching this for the 3rd time.

[@dukeanddirkpeachy9293]

Love the message! Hair is hair! Gorgeous, healthy, and in need of moisture and nourishment.

[@ffffatimmaaa]

13 years natural

[@afrogum2010]

Fatima Usman 1yr

[@igotshineemonstaxarmyday6v384]

Samee since birth 4 me

[@britjj5126]

That diffuser is soo CUTE!!

[@411MsKitty]

4D DOESNT EXIST SIS!! THAT GUY IS A 4B. AH WHA DI BOMBACLATTTTTT (If you want actual advice on natural hair watch Green Beauty hair videos)

[@shaebryan684]

Birdarrowd1 he’s 4A

[@411MsKitty]

nope hes actually a 4b

[@shaebryan684]

Birdarrowd1 4B doesn’t clump that much

[@411MsKitty]

it does with the right gel! Then it srinks down 3-4 hrs later!

[@AnastasiaLUVSU]

Shae Bryan Freddie is 4A. He is a 4B, Bianca is a 4C.

[@evionrose1630]

I'm not black but I'm Polynesian and us islanders have really thick hair that quickly grows (mines at my butt) so this video really helped even with some hair differences.

[@alexishaynes9592]

The hair looked fine before

[@TeenDream888]

it looked dry, coarse, and thirsty af. the ends were all nappy-no way in heck did it look better before. compared to what i've seen though, yeah, their hair was better than most, but it still looked desperate for some love. i'm glad Freddie's really embracing letting loose, too!

[@honeylilies1]

Freddie’s hair look oh but the rests hair was frizzy af

[@sabrinasmith5088]

Yeah, but you can tell it's more defined & moisturized after. Before was fine, but after was better

[@GreenBanana675]

Actually it looked so dry

[@courtneylynn1854]

Looked so much better after.

[@sabrawilson9059]

She did there hair so well.

[@joycelyn6936]

"Perfect curls"

[@GiovanaSimmer]

I kept waiting for perfect curls all the way to 6:10...

[@-Secret]

I wish my hair could get curls. i like how this video is about refining curls, not making them looser

[@rose-gl4io]

4c girls where y'all at??!!!!

[@dkcplustv263]

Omgggggg finally a person who knows how to do natural black hair!!!! 😍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 you go girl!

[@starrsummerhill]

I love how she ripped his hair while detangling and then told him not to rip through his hair lmao

[@mitskyluv]

Freddie’s hair when it’s wet is SOOOOOOOO freaking pretty! ❤️

[@princess_ama]

I have 4c hair, but I don't have a problem with it being undefined. I like to wear my hair the exact way it grows out of my head. If you like defined curls, by all means go for it. But I'm sick of people saying that undefined hair is a problem, and some people with 4c hair spend so much time focusing on trying to have looser curls. It's okay to have "nappy" hair. That's the hair that was meant to be on your head.

[@miriameclipse8191]

I wouldn't mind letting her do my hair she was very gentle. I'm happy to see hair stylist are learning to do afro textured hair. she did a great job and talked very well about caring for our hair. some things I think were misconstrued but overall she did a good job and she gets an *A* for effort.

[@bassunderscoreharmonic6689]

Straight haired people will never understand the struggle of brushing, paying for upkeep and just upkeep in general for curly haired people

[@chs75]

That is because black hair care used to be a social activity: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2WbZmlrptKki80

[@TheMspoodle2]

I never want straight hair...so no envy for me.😁

[@Lemons19902010]

What texture was Bianca's hair? Mine looks similar to hers