REACTING TO 4C NATURAL HAIR TIK TOK VIDEOS... Y'ALL TRIED IT!

[@NanaNaima1]

I feel like if black people and children weren't constantly called out as unprofessional or threatened for wearing our natural hairstyles and textures then I wouldn't mind white people wearing our styles but it still kinda doesn't look right when I see them wear it either. We've been past assimilation, for the most part. We don't force ourselves to wear straight hair to fit in or keep our jobs anymore but straight hair doesn't only belong to white people so

[@anitadhm_]

thank you!!! i am not willing to suffer from heat damage by straightening my hair just because my 4c afro hair is “unprofessional”

[@MayMay-xe7xh]

Agreed I think they should do what they want and let them look how they want smh.

[@gurllglad3345]

Exactly

[@DANNYTHEFROG123]

Yes.

[@jaidebivens916]

Period poo

[@joelle4226]

I don’t have a problem with her having box braids but her claiming to have an Afro was off putting

[@awa1149]

She was trying so hard to be relevant and give reasons....failed😾

[@selinajames7175]

Chiiiile... her hair looked damaged and barely had a ben it

[@naturallisticallyme6607]

Rs she doesn't have an afro, it's just curly 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@nahlaslove6426]

Quite off putting

[@selinajames7175]

@Sarah Rantala an afro is not "only for white people" in any sense. And it takes a certain texture to form a proper afro (i.e a texture/hair type that is tight enough to defy gravity to give the afro effect). That girls hair was too limp to be an afro

[@aminah6113]

why do people think when someone has LONG 4c hair...then it's not 4c...?

[@itskitty882]

Ryt

[@esthersowah7054]

fr its irritating asf

[@christinajohnson1730]

EXACTLY

[@dandan931fly]

Because the curls are stretched so its harder to tell if its 4c or like a for 4a or b. Also people really do mix up type 4 curl patterns.

[@aminah6113]

@@dandan931fly Understandable, but I just have a problem with people assuming 4c hair can't be long, ya know?

[@airforceshadow765]

There was this white girl who was wearing box braids and I didn’t have a problem with it. until she started saying it wasn’t black culture and started comparing it to blonde hair and saying “it’s just a hairstyle”. Now if ur gonna wear our hairstyles at least give credit where it’s due. Don’t start trying to invalidate our culture just so you can get away with wearing the hairstyle 🤷‍♀️.

[@joelle4226]

Exactly!

[@utynewbie1034]

Not her fault, she dont know.... ??? She ignorant about it. Period. Ain't everyone gon know everything black owned???. Don't know why people expect everyone to be like an Einstein with everything

[@Gilberte08]

@@utynewbie1034 that's the thing tho she should educated herself befor puting a hairstyle that us black girls get called ghetto for wearing but they get praised for it. She should've learned about the history (ex: black another's use to braid tracks in there child's hair so they new how to get out of the plantation) white people need to educate themselves because the teachers ain't gonna do it for them. They need to stop appropriating our culture

[@shellygarland8766]

Why even let it get to that point by being ok with them wearing it?

[@bella4695]

@@Gilberte08 Exactly!

[@preciousoffor9586]

I feel like if hair is dry, matted, unkept they say it’s 4c. As soon as they see curls or anything else it isn’t 4c. 4c hair is just another CURL TYPE and 4c hair has curls too but it’s small so it’s known as kinks/coils.

[@aminah6113]

exactly!!

[@Bianca.Nceeee]

Exactly. When my hair was short everyone said I was 4 triple z. Now that my hair is waist length and thriving its impossible for it to be 4c. If it looks beautiful they sceptical if its struggling it's 4c. I think it says a lot more about the person and their true feelings about 4c hair. I'm tired I just say whatever now

[@Royalty_girlie]

Ugh I had a fight with someone who said 4c isn't curly. I cried laughing because she had 4c hair. I was like your hair is curly stop it.

[@Anne_one]

4c hair also reacts differently depending on whether its dry, wet, long, or short. Some people with 4c hair have crazy shrinkage, while others don’t. How the hair fans out really depends on the person and the length of the hair. People don’t take into account gravity or weight at all.

[@Reeniepie]

@@Anne_one if they don’t have shrinkage then it’s not 4c. Idk what it is, but it’s not 4c.

[@Makarria]

I hate when ppl say "no hairstyle belongs to a race" it actually does,call me ignorant idga,f cuz WE CREATED IT, IT IS OURS If you try to reply to me with some stupid ish I will not respond, thanks♥️😒

[@bandaqueenlove9134]

I don't know why people get triggered when we say factual stuff. We created that hairstyle why is it so hard to understand? It can be owned, created, and belonged to us, but it doesn't mean you can't wear or something like that. It's so weird how people think acknowledging black people is the hardest job in the world. Black people have been rendered exclusive from many things in society, but now it's our job to be very inclusive or to be very accepting? We just want our credit where for many years we've been looked down upon idk why it's hard to understand. I'll always say that a kimono is Japanese and I will never feel entitled because culture is a sacred thing period so if I am not of that culture then I have to be considerate

[@Makarria]

@@bandaqueenlove9134 exactlyyyyyy sis thank youuuu it is FACTS like why u so mad???

[@Makarria]

@yaya javon They just so ignorant bruh and refuse to listen.

[@Makarria]

@Green Tea right tf is wrong with her

[@bme7995]

@@bandaqueenlove9134 As an Asian, I stopped wearing braids cause some people told me I couldn’t wear braids. But I see others wearing braids and I’m just genuinely confused. After learning a bit more about where braids originated from, the first thought I had was: “Okay maybe they don’t like me wearing braids because I’m not African”. I also learned about braids originating from Africa because people in our Asian culture doesn’t really speak up about where braids come from. So I can see the difference in how braids are more important to Africans than other people. I still need to learn more of course, I’m no expert in anyone’s culture aside from mine. How do I let people know I acknowledge African culture and how impressive they are? I see other Africans telling me I don’t appreciate it and just think of the braids as mine, they don’t even give me a chance to talk. I stopped wearing braids and just tied it in a ponytail. Been a decade now. I’m still dumb yes.

[@cece4570]

it was the 'I wAS kNOwN fOr mY AfRO" for me😂 child that is a thick, heavy, water saturated mop that aint no afro. she triiieeeed it

[@Rayenjay]

😂😂😂

[@Magical_Trash]

😂😂😂😂

[@Royalty_girlie]

I get where y'all are coming from but you have to look up the definition of these things. Afro: an afro is a natural growth of curly textured hair, in any length kinky texture hair, OR specifically styled with chemical curling products by individuals with naturally curly or straight hair. I understand the outrage over the word she used and that it derived from the word afro american but she isn't technically wrong. Her hair was in a curly heap or curly state that was a long length. If she had used a different word I don't believe people would be upset but since she did not here we are. She isn't technically wrong, she should have just used another word. Don't come for me I'm not picking sides just seeking to educate and maybe be educated as well. I'd anyone knows more I'm all ears 😊

[@bandaqueenlove9134]

@@Royalty_girlie No, I think she is still wrong. She really doesn't have an afro The thing about it is that people use curly and kinky/coily interchangeably a lot, even though people associate curls with ringlets or looser curls, but an afro is much tighter in curl pattern. Also, note that I said tighter not just tight. Her hair is not the shape of an afro, it's curly and is weighed down a lot. It's like saying that being black has a definite definition when really being black is skin deep. An afro isn't just what you see, but what it really means too. Personally, I don't think she has an afro. People love to say that they have afro hair because it's frizzy when that isn't what an afro really is. Not every black person has an afro of course

[@Royalty_girlie]

@@bandaqueenlove9134 I said she's not technically wrong. But I agree with you.

[@awa1149]

" no hairstyle belongs to a race" !? now that white girl is really trying us 😒😒. Gurl don't be jealous of our creativity and give credit when it's due.

[@canary9418]

period

[@thelittleunicorn6196]

literally!!

[@bandaqueenlove9134]

Right. A hairstyle does belong to a race because they made it df. For instance, rap belongs to black people because we made it, but it doesn't mean no one else can participate. I don't know why people are so scared to give black people acknowledgment or it might just be jealousy. I hate when people have a sense of entitlement. Last time I checked, it's my culture on your head. You may have a right to where whatever you want, but when you insert yourself into a culture that's a different story. People don't realize that you can't just dip into cultures like a french fry without any significance. When you wear something from a culture you have to realize that you are inserting yourself in another space and most importantly she is a white girl or white-passing person, so she has a lot of privilege especially for someone to be that entitled. People will find her hairstyle cute and even her loose curls cute, but find the tight coils and box braids on a black girl ghetto or it wouldn't be praised as much

[@theyanarose8379]

Exactly because what hairstyles have they come up with besides mullets n spikes🤣

[@maleigah08]

Periodt💯‼️

[@amandarichard4739]

a white girl saying that she was known for her afro is so disrespectful.

[@mufaromabunjwa4628]

It was fine untill she said she had afro 😃

[@montanae3388]

@@mufaromabunjwa4628 fr 😭

[@ibtisamabdi4951]

White people can have afros

[@superiorpanda6449]

Mufaro Mabunjwa The other problem was the fact she was unwilling to say that box braids originate from African culture, she could have just said "I appreciate box braids and their African routes" that's it. Her wearing them wasn't the problem (though I did side eye when I saw them) it's her not giving credit where it was due. It's not even difficult 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@truehoomanhere6230]

The problem isn't that she's white but that her hair's wayyy too limp to form a proper afro, she just have curly hair and should call it as such, not an afro.

[@nathaliasessing979]

Ofc hairstyles are owned by certain race. You can use it but know the owner and acknowledge tgat

[@talleygill6753]

I totally agree with you my mom used to get my hair in braids during the summer because I have really curly and thick hair and I swam but she always took me to an African braided and she Taught me the importance for your braids.

[@bme7995]

I see some people around me (during school before Covid hit) wearing box braids but not knowing the history about Africans in history classes we share together. And when they were taught about it, I see one or two people asking: “But other cultures wear it aside from Africans, it doesn’t belong to them” I remember putting my head down on the table and just sleeping it off.

[@juliatheejawn]

4C Shrinkage be killing me!! As my hair grows when it's shrunken it doesn't look longer, just fuller 😭

[@hannaholuwasami5663]

I feel you sis.. Exactly what my hair does too😭

[@gabriellaagyarko4154]

Stretching is the answer!!

[@loiddd_lolz519]

RIGHT WE HAVE THE WORSE SHRINKAGE😭😭😭

[@loiddd_lolz519]

Also im finding out different ways to take care of my hair. Yall wash it once a week or once a month?

[@movenfaraway8092]

The girl that was talking about all the "hate" she was receiving glossed over the fact she had pretended her hair was 4c. Braid your hair whatever. It's not 4c. It's just another attention grab

[@jaydensouthwood1056]

omg why is she so pretty tho. like gimme someee 😂💖

[@lisaisa]

Right she looks so good 🥺🥺

[@weluvsisi9908]

RIGHT. But they never wanna share😍😭😭

[@welikelethabo]

Ffffacccts

[@tashasaviour5053]

Yessss

[@Judahprincess-12]

😂😂😂🔥 not “gimme some” 😂😂😫

[@phillyjawn_lolo386]

That was seun. She always be tricking ppl with the seamless crochet 😆

[@curlycurl8326]

Right ?! She ain’t slick lol she almost got me until I remembered she’s relaxed 😩

[@midekuts]

@@curlycurl8326 same happened to me

[@lesliegalloway9314]

Seun is a whole KZbin video thirst trap. She just knows how to get subscribers and views. She's great at making videos and doing strategic thumbnails and labeling videos just right.

[@jojos-here]

I know she didn’t say “I was known for my Afro” or whatever and then showed a picture of her wavy hair 🤣

[@anab6057]

Tht girl wit the braids had me triggered. For the same reason tht u said. give credit where credit is due. Always trynna steal our stuff. I think wats most triggering is tht it’s not appropriate/cute when we do it long before they do but when someone else comes along and takes it from us all of a sudden y’all out here like oooo imma do tht. N some of y’all hate to admit it but u wish u was us but Thts a struggle Ull never kno talkin abt she got an afro😑😑 please!!

[@Esther2333]

🎯🎯

[@terreahwhitmire381]

Poor baby wants to be Black so bad😂😂. That is not an afro boo stay in your lane hun.

[@brendaandrade6753]

She might be

[@superiorpanda6449]

Brenda Andrade That's a white lady.

[@GymCentric]

@@brendaandrade6753 her hair is just frizzy

[@patrickbabiwo1771]

Woah vicky now has some competition 😂

[@444taysta]

Me going to private school with all white ppl(not to be racist) then being the inly black girl there and yes there are black guys but seeing no girl with my hair type makes me feel special while before I hated my curls but I’m loving them now

[@tiannna]

my issue with non black people using black hairstyles is that they get praised for it while we dont. a black girl with braids is ghetto but a white girl with braids is fashionable. we wear braids to represent our culture and grow our hair. other people do it because it looks good. it literally doesn’t benefit them at all.

[@gibbesdiva]

Oh...so we just gonna ignore that Lock Screen picture at 2:18 ??? Oh okay ❤️❤️😍😍😍

[@TakeitEzae]

The lip combo at 8:30 I think you can get a similar color orange with is ‘Spice For Me’ orange in Maybelline’s universal lipstick colors line. Then I personally top mine with Fenty’s ‘Hot-Chocolit’. See what happens and shout out if it works for you. I may do a look on my channel 😂😂❤️

[@NiaG34]

Laying edges is our culture. People should know that. Everyone has baby hairs and anyone can brush them down! But gelling them down and making a style out of it came from black people as simply brushing down our baby hairs won’t even work for us.

[@bme7995]

Everyone got baby hairs? Then I see others saying they don’t got baby hairs except for Africans. Enlighten me please

[@NiaG34]

@@bme7995 For the most part everyone does have baby hairs. Baby hairs are just the tiny hairs that grow around the hairline. But bc most peoples baby hairs can lay freely due to different hair textures, “laying edges” became something that black people do to make baby hairs more visible and styled.

[@bme7995]

@@NiaG34I see. Thank you. What kind of hair texture does it work on?

[@NiaG34]

@@bme7995 Sorry for late reply. You can style baby hairs on any hair type but 1 and 2 type hair may easier to style and 3 and 4 type hair are usually best styled with edge control

[@bme7995]

@@NiaG34 it’s alright. And thank you for the info. I have between type 2 and 3, do I still use edge control or just water is fine?.

[@ndochiedu5663]

Isi lowkey funny lol " she gonna come up ... at all " had me weak lol. That was funny to me

[@literallytyana]

The first white boyfriend called her a Afro queen and I’m here for it

[@AlexisZLigon-rr5yg]

I think if we weren’t so ostracized for having the hair types/styles that we do then I wouldn’t have a problem with other races doing it.

[@bnadira212]

That last girl was me "My arms hurt already" "I can't do this with glasses on"

[@yeyebreezy5829]

Our braids that we wear are African hairstyles. Cornrows come from Africa, that is why they are being called Ghana braids now. That hair style is from the Ashanti tribe I believe. A lot of the braiding hairstyles done in the West are African, they haven't changed much. Some hairstyles Black America people have created, BUT the majority of them come from Africa.

[@zaydior1948]

ummm when the girl said “no hairstyle is owned by a race” if she going to school FOR HAIR she should know that braids originated with african americans and they used that to pass messages during slavery. own isnt the word but in technicality we do own and today are proud to show it off

[@eddiy335]

Braids originated with Africans.

[@nyimasitakanuteh2178]

Braids originated in Africa. Slaves used it because they also originated in Africa and passed it down through their descendants

[@KayJessika]

earlyyy🤸🏽‍♂️girl them edges is slayeddd😍😍

[@tsunamii.n.spirit]

For people who dont know, anyones hair will look a different texture when its wet vs when its dry. Even white people with curly hair go through this. So you cant *accurately* judge anyones hair texture when its wet, or even damp.

[@zenzibell]

Seriously, they had issues with you saying edges are for Black people???? Chile. This is why I won't even let them know about a picnic, much less invite them to one.

[@Royalty_girlie]

But they aren't. And Im not angry about it I'm only sharing my opinion. Edges are just baby hairs that you brushed. Before the boom in "slaying edges" many people of MANY races have their baby hairs out. Ours just looks different but it's the same thing as a white person whose edges arent brushed down but are shown. I'm not angry she said it's only for black people though, I just don't agree.

[@zenzibell]

@@Royalty_girlie I am 52 years old. I know exactly what "edges" means, as well as "baby hairs." I also know that white women did not use the term "edges" before we did, because no one did - it's a relatively new term. I won't even go into how the very concept of "edges" and "baby hairs" fall into the same category of glorifying "good hair". But they do.

[@Royalty_girlie]

@@zenzibell I know all of that lmao. But that has zero to do with what I said. Many people think baby hairs are only for black people and they aren't, yes we may have started the trend of laying edges but many people of many races had baby hairs or edges. Just because it's a new term doesn't mean the style is new. That's all I'm saying. Nothing more, nothing less. Not sure how your age factors into this conversation but I was taught to respect my elders, so cheers to the big 52, glad you made it.

[@Royalty_girlie]

@@zenzibell and you look really amazing for 52 😩💞

[@bandaqueenlove9134]

@@Royalty_girlie Nope. Everyone genetically can have baby hairs based on their hairline and etc that's why some people have wispy edges that look naturally swooped. Black people started the culture of laying edges with gel and pomade. We aren't saying no one has baby hairs, we are saying that black people started laying down their edges primarily. I don't know why people get that confused. Also, edges/baby hairs is also a term used interchangeably. By baby hairs, sometimes it used to say that the hair is already swooped not just the natural ones you have. I see what you are saying, but just to add in factual info

[@nahshonromain4988]

Now my lovely isimeme edeko you DO NOT need to specify anything to these no edge having hateful people who tried to come for you we the beauty gang have your back sis❤

[@salaayshafall331]

I have been wating for thiss. im telling you this is so fricking relaxing yooo

[@marshae.theteacher]

With the whole box braids (cornrows, etc.) thing, all we’re saying (some of us) is, “If you’re gonna use it, use it right.”

[@myworlditsgreen1642]

You are the first one I heard say thissss. Thank you. Respect the hair style and where it originated. Because I also don't feel anyway when someone of another race try it. Obviously we make it look you wanna try and look good too. But dont appropriate. No one understands me when I say that.

[@meenaj7995]

4c hair is sooo beautiful and versatile!!

[@briannascott8191]

Let’s talk about how bomb her hair is. It’s the edges for me ❤️❤️❤️😍😍

[@xo.taylormay]

natural hair is gorgeous i will forever stand by that, you guys are beautiful and i love and respect you all

[@yordanos1464]

You should react to men’s curly/natural videos or TikToks. Their “how to get curly hair” are hilarious

[@symone2394]

It says 4c hair? (The hashtags) I thought it said 4 chair😭lorddddd I need help

[@nataliewalker9682]

girl😭

[@brijoy6374]

I was looking for this comment🤣

[@elisehill6845]

thats why the one tiktok of the girl painting the wooden chairs showed up. Cause the caption was like "day 4 of painting chairs" or whatever

[@Shay45]

She was wrong too HairSTYLES are tied to people’s race, culture, and ethnicity. Hair textures are the things that are NOT tied to people’s race.

[@hannahwilliamson6477]

I have the straightest hair in the world but i love curly hair so much and i love supporting their channels. Love their community

[@afa13829]

I wish I had beautiful thick hair like this. I'd need like probably 10 packs of hair to make it feel thicker. Like thin, fine, 2b hair, basic white girl hair.

[@gabby4194]

Your looks are SLAYINGGG in this video!🥺💜

[@melahd6604]

Sis don’t hold back! Sis people are to use to being coddled...speak your truth 😂

[@wallofpie]

I think sometimes people don’t understand 4c hair because when you wet it , comb it while it’s wet and etc it will look close to 4a, 4b hair , but when it dries you will see that it’s actually 4c.

[@DintlePondo]

4c shrinkage is on another level😭 my hair be looking like I just did a big chop but when I stretch it, it be reaching my lower lip. But I love it dou cause it be confusing everybody😌

[@s.f.416]

Yaasssss

[@taylorlucas884]

A lot of girls have 4c hair but have high porosity so it looks different in the shower or in water. My hair don’t lay down at all in the shower and I have 4b and low porosity

[@briannabrooks6067]

It’s so funny that you posted another one today. I just discovered your channel earlier from your first two and I came back on KZbin to see if you had any more and this was the first video on my Home Screen 😭😭 love your channel!

[@sarahmiller9627]

Isi tryna censor herself - go awf sis !! We wanna hear what you have to say ! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@blacksunflower1035]

okay but halfrican beaute really made me confident in my own natural hair, gave me a sense of fashion, taught me confidence, and inspired me to create my own youtube channel 🥺🥺🥺. thank you so much for being a black queen

[@daniyahgoodwin8342]

4c hair is a whole different type of natural hair 😭 one day I’ll care enough to take care of mine

[@chrissy387]

Same 😭🤣💀

[@amelia9406]

Yass queen I see u got ur nails done okaaaaaay edges laid an everything I see u serving looks okaaay👏👏👏👑👑

[@m.u.s.a333k]

Hey boo. She's growing sm🥺

[@gabriellejones2803]

I'm living for her look in this video!

[@lala0913]

Isi...I feel that whenever someone in this video had LONG 4c hair, you assumed their hair was not 4c. Something about that did not sit well with me

[@NasiaDaDon]

Exactly....

[@bandaqueenlove9134]

The girl who went underwater def has 4c, but her hair was wet so I think that's why she thought it wasn't. The two girls she showed with long hair don't have 4c hair. I looked at their Tik Tok and first one (the one with the long hair when wet) is more 4b because the coils she showed (that she said was 4c) look exactly like my 4b. She has 4c parts but not everywhere. I have 4c hair in my hair and mine are much tighter. Secondly, the girl who showed the Pantene product doesn't either. Her hair is a mix but it's not entirely 4c. People confuse texture with curl pattern

[@hawaiianBombshell]

✨ *I relaxed this April after 7 years & I felt FREE AT LAST from hours of detangling & retwisting! When my comb glided through my hair I cried tears of joy😂 Deep conditioning + protein treatments are everything*

[@Morgan-jz6je]

we here nice and early bc that’s our business :)

[@themckinneyfamilytv5433]

OMG your hair is so beautiful!! Periodtt!!!!!🤪🤪🥰

[@caleahhhh]

'I was literally known for my afro when i was younger'..............girl, what afro? You mean that braid out?

[@n_thandii]

Brah. Your intro is the best thing in the world. SUBSCRIBED!!!!!!!

[@taylorjackson7661]

When you have running water on your type 4 hair it gets weighed down loosening the pattern making wide tooth combs glide through it

[@globalstudy01]

Not with 4c hair. That might be a looser type

[@shaneikiyasteel7073]

Does anyone else want to go watch 4c hair videos now? Also, I agree with Isi! It's not that another race can't wear our styles (though I do think some should be left to us because we rock it better 🙄 js 🤷🏾‍♀️), just give us the credit where it's due! And no name changing. Loved the vid girl, I stay watching I just barely comment 😂😅.

[@Coco-xc8vx]

My dad has been looking for that tennis racket / brush I don't know what it's called but do you know where Josh gets it from 9:50

[@mrsbreazy7413]

This is YOUR channel speak your mind.. speaking of which a hairstyle DOES AND CAN belong to a specific race and braids is one of the ones that belong to us soooo I hope baby checks tf out of herself

[@veronicahayes8448]

Jesus loves you❤️ Have a blessed day, and don’t fear, as what’s going on is going on, God’s got you.

[@thedeitywithin]

Okay can we please take a moment to appreciate her lock screen picture! 😍 so damn gorgeous.💕

[@sammcalixte5579]

Jesus saves! God gave His only Son to pay the price for our sins. We can never earn or work our way into heaven, but He took our sins and we only have righteousness through Him, so that we didn't justly go to hell! 2020 has definitely taught us that we're not in control and that times are ending, but God never changes and He will always be with those who seek Him and Jesus will take His elect to escape the coming tribulation. Life's short, tomorrow's not promised, seek Him today!

[@estherdaqueen5636]

Amen this was so powerful God bless you🙏🏿

[@sammcalixte5579]

@@estherdaqueen5636 God bless you too!

[@cassandrahughes2897]

As a half white/half Mexican girl with super thick course naturally extremely curly hair. I've always loved black girl hair! 😍 I give yall the most props and love for your beautiful hair and how much work yaol put into it on the daily. I've never been able to wash my hair alot , not even every other day I stick to once a week and dry shampoo if necessary. My hair is unruly and breaks combs and brushes, it takes damn near 15 min to even get completely wet in the shower enough to wash so I tend to do that separately then my full body showers becuase I run out of hot water and thankfully its crazy thick becuase my hair fallout have is ridiculously crazy.. I do not have any clue as to what to do with it. For these reasons and also my neice and nephews being mixed and always wanting to learn new things to do her hair and make sure she knows she's beautiful and her hairs beautiful, I love watching these type of videos. I have wore braids before , never have I caught any backlash for it but I also love everyone and I feel like that is what makes the difference. These other girls seem as though they do their hair in these styles in hopes to upset the African American community. As a half white woman it disgusts me. Whats the point!? How hard is it to be like "got some fresh braids , shout out to the beautiful brown queens for their impeccable taste and ability to slay" smh bc facts yall are the realest! My best friend and sister was a mixed beauty sadly she passed away from diabetes . I fought for her rights then and il continue to fight for them now . Becuase its the right thing to do. Its not just hair. It's an image, its yalls history. anyone who don't know that need to educate themselves. 💯 End rant. Lol

[@Angelina-qz4mu]

Even though isi does not have 4c hair, she is very educated on natural hair and Ik that she’s has been through the struggles

[@BIGGBABYYWANNABEE]

You look sooooo gorgeous in this video 💕💕❣️❣️💯💯💯💖💖💖it’s crazyyyy

[@christenbass380]

I am literally the last girl, especially when she took off them glasses😂😂

[@MaBelleAmiee]

Subscribed instantly. The way you said everything I was thinking.

[@CeeWorld1]

WE OUT HERE!!!!!

[@shanayahbrown7520]

Whites girl Afro where

[@edenpawlos6418]

Early! I love your tik tok reaction videos!!!

[@QUADacityLyfe]

Lol. I'm subscribing just on, "that's never you mind." I love Chizi, that's who brought me here.

[@nataliewalker9682]

lol i recently started shampooing my hair all in one section and it makes everything move faster for me tbh. my hair tangles up when i shampoo regardless so i just detangle and section when i condition :))

[@ffffff__]

same sis regardless of my hair is always going to have tangles until I put the condition in my hair so I just wash my hair in one big sections 😭

[@bandaqueenlove9134]

Also btw the reason why it tangles (or the strands seem inseparable or are stuck together) is because the shampoo you are using is extremely clarifying or stripping. That's why people use rinse-out conditioners after because they coat the strand to smoothen the surface since shampoos give off that stripping wiry feeling. If you hair feels really stripped, you may have to leave the conditioner in for a longer time. Clarifiers aren't bad because they do wonders for your hair, but not everyone likes the feeling. You can also try to find a moisturizing shampoo that won't be that harsh, but can still clarify some sort. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZq2YZagd7B9a7M this is a great video with a better explanation

[@nataliewalker9682]

@@bandaqueenlove9134 thank you lol! and yeah i use clarifying shampoos so i always use a very moisturizing conditioner and leave it in for 5 minutes so my hair is fine and never feels dry or anything but thank you for the info✨

[@aprilmcpherson-vanraalte5590]

Omg!! My daughter-10 and I LOVE watching you!!! Always beautiful sis

[@breezyj3636]

yes another video I missed you

[@sydneew1006]

It’s the Home Screen for me it’s so cute 🥰

[@queenj8795]

Mielle is canceled also..... don't like how they treated @lindalynn ..... PERIOD!!! 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@kitkat.2324]

Seun is one of the most awesome KZbinrs she's the one who cut her crochet that looked like her real hair

[@ice_bead]

"what does this have to do with 4c hair" day 4. chairs. 4chairs. I'm cackling i'm sorry i kept reading it as chairs too

[@estherngulu]

Her personality and energy>>>>>>

[@deshop1264]

Came before the notification!!!

[@SherliseJ]

Ok Michael said. "You wanna go bang " 🤣🤣🤣 I had to turn the volume all the way up

[@jaquelinecosta3121]

I'm coming earlier and earlier to your videos 😂

[@iamgooberz]

Omg real 90s Mami vibes! I love it 😻

[@vanessagillard3164]

Your the best I swear🥳🥳❤️

[@Sile93nce]

22:30 when she said "Alright. Braid number 4... I moved on to braid 4 because" I died cause I felt her frustration!🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤦🏿‍♂️🤣

[@Sagevlogsss]

Love you Isi❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@mariii7344]

Girl those eye browsers Are on point it’s the brows for me

[@thatbougiethang.2374]

Yasss I love these vids💖💖

[@IsabelleHenrich027]

My hair is 2c/3a but I still love watching these videos!

[@Animeluverperson724]

OMG YES Another video

[@marywatters5346]

God loves you and will never stop loving you!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾

[@nae6899]

Early gang💙🥰

[@sumroach7255]

i’m actually a 3b, 3c, 4a hair girl but i still love watching these 4c natural hair videos. my hair is already SO tangly idk how you 4c girls survive but you got my respect because i already have enough trouble on my plate because my hair is so thick and kind of long 😓

[@niconicolle9623]

having a looser curl pattern i would never call my hair an Afro.