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[@IamCynDoll]

NATURAL HAIR HACKS EXPLAINED! THE REAL CURLY LOC METHOD! DEVA CURL-CYN DOLL kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJ-1dmSplL-WhaM

[@21cherice]

What ppl don’t understand is that KZbinrs/influencers promote these products for money and 98% don’t use these products on a regular basis. This just a commercial lol

[@IamCynDoll]

Exactly! It’s their job!

[@melinatedthinka8210]

Right like how it’s Cyn’s job to promote Olaplex as her brand affiliate, sell her services online for $100/$250+, and promote relaxers, heat/hair straightening, salon services because if everyone is a natural she’s not making any money.

[@bassya2490]

Recently went back to relaxers because I realized I enjoyed my hair being straight. Don’t regret anything. 💕💕

[@IamCynDoll]

Find your peace love!❤️

[@veronicafoxx27]

Same girl. It's so much better

[@melinatedthinka8210]

How does Cyn chastise naturals for their practices that she deems unhealthy then turnaround and cosign her viewers into relaxer that have been inconsistently linked to risk of estrogen-dependent cancers. Research this research that, health this health that but promotes every single chemical, heat, salon practice because it fills her pockets. Naturals don’t make her money so her mission is to discourage it. Speaks in half truths for her convenience and convenience only. Even more funny she spoke in the vid about naturals hating their curls, then proceed to like a comment about a viewer not liking their curls so they straighten it.

[@nenala7684]

😂😂 omg i dont think its that deep. But hmmm ​@melinatedthinka8210

[@WATCHWOMAN65]

Im glad you pointed this out. I've also have a Channel, although it's not for hair, it's my ministry. I've seen so many videos' from so many women, pushing products that are not needed, yet some of those SAME KZbinrs, are now walking around with short hair, and they're saying, 'OH I JUST WANTED A CHANGE IN MY HAIR SO I CUT IT", when in reality, they're hair was damaged from using all of those products that they were making money from. I just look and I have to laugh because it's actually comical.

[@IamCynDoll]

YES!!!!! We have to pay attention, it right in front of our face but the insecurities are so blinding. If women would stop trying to trick God and their body things would be so easy. We make it hard, products are not solutions.

[@WATCHWOMAN65]

@@IamCynDoll ABSOLUTELY

[@sonjad4691]

I’m guilty of being a hair product junky!! When I came a cross tour video cyn, I put all that sh** In the trash ! Went and got me some shampoo, conditioner & clarifying shampoo . And stop putting oil on my scalp period. Thank you cyn!!!!🧡

[@IamCynDoll]

No problem love! Thanks for watching!

[@IamCynDoll]

I made this video after a nap so I look crazy but let’s talk!!! 🚨When I said wash your hair every day I was giving a example I’m not saying shampoo everyday watch the other videos on my channel to learn more about what I suggest. I recommend shampooing atleast every two weeks but I shampoo every week. My hair in this video. When it’s actually kinda done.🤣🤣kzbin.info/www/bejne/enm4hH6Yo5p0m5I Styling this wig. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqXceZ6nhdVqfdU

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

Hello, ma'am. What do you think about Keracare Natural Textures products?

[@IamCynDoll]

@@uberhaute_naturalz84 they are ok.

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

@@IamCynDoll Thanks, Sis🙏🏿🙏🏿💖

[@sonceriamclennan8632]

I do believe that the natural hair community is not diverse like it should be. There are not a lot of products made for different hair types especially for 4c hair type. Most models for brands are of a mixed race hair type.

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️

[@godschild9643]

WOW.. you've been saying this for a while now that they are going to start cutting their hair. Everthing you say make sense. It's about the science. I commented a few days ago or so about how I stopped using oils on my scalp and no more itching. Keeping it simple at this point. Thanks Cynn ❤

[@IamCynDoll]

Yes keep it simple. The simple way doesn’t make them that much money but you will save yours! ❤️

[@denisemoore9316]

I have say this, before hair typing! Example the late 60s and the 70s, it was standard practice to put grease on the scalp… be it Afro or relaxed! The hair was beautiful. I’ve had both!!! Presently I’m natural curly during summer months and natural silk press winter months! Olaplex and Aveda tried and true…all I need. Loving some Redken too!

[@MsKimTV]

THE COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU SIS 👏🏾👏🏾

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MrsDetroit622]

They just wanted our money. Women were chasing a certain texture all along and the companies were right there. They sold that dream and our own sisters helped.

[@marlenejennifer3514]

Everything in this video is facts as someone who went to cosmetology school and only lasted 4 years in the industry because people don’t want what’s best for their hair they just want a style and they don’t care the cost and because some may do the service despite the damage to the hair it’s so refreshing to hear this. I’ve been watching your videos and I purchased your 7 day challenge which is amazing btw. I’ve been a relaxed girl and my hair never suffered BUT I’ve been natural and my hair has had some roadblocks thank God I was never a kitchen chemist or product junkie but I veered off my basic and simple routine path. I’m glad the nonsense has come out

[@IamCynDoll]

I’m sorry but not sorry to hear that. I’m glad you only spent 4 years trying to figure it out instead of 35 years. Congratulations for putting you first love. What doesn’t come out on its own will be pulls out by me. It’s coming to a end slowly but surely! Thanks so much for your support I appreciate you!

[@SafiarTaliaferro]

It would be great to see you and this woman having a conversation together. ✊🏾🕺🏾

[@bcvbard]

Wow! Thank you so much for speaking the truth in EVERY video you post. Blessings sis!!!

[@IamCynDoll]

I appreciate you so much for watching!

[@Beautycanbraid]

Excellent video , great commentary. I haven’t had a notification from you in a whole . I had to search for you .

[@IamCynDoll]

Hey beautiful! They be playing with the kid man!🤣🤣❤️

[@nataliesasha8216]

I knew it was a sham when I heard about co wash. I tried it once and ran back to my tea tree SULFATE shampoo😂😂😂😂. I’m glad with a lot these trends I listened to my mom, and did the same routine she did for me as a child.

[@IamCynDoll]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@evelynparham]

Excellent video, Ms. Cyn Doll!! This video is the truth!!🙌🏾

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks so much for watching love!!

[@brandyburke5325]

Wow…I was so drained after buying and trying all these crappy trends and fads like avocado (oil and actual food), mayonnaise, eggs, rice, etc for natural hair care. By the time I was done buying all this food for hair care, I was confused 🫤. Like damn, am I taking care of my hair or buying ingredients to make a damn burger!? Uggh I am so over it. Definitely learning that less is more, and trying to take better care of myself from the outside in. No more crazy hair menus for me.

[@IamCynDoll]

Yes love less is more! No more burger days!❤️

[@miraraven999]

Wow, this is an interesting perspective and I never thought about this angle of it! Thanks for a fruitful discussion, you made some great points!

[@hrhsophiathefirst4060]

Late to this but loving it. Jouelzy tells it like it is. I recently met up with a new temp we hired in the office to put the name to the face. I am now relaxed and just past BSL. We met up had a drink and chatted. As she was leaving she gave me a card with a number and said call her when you are ready to cut your hair. I was like scuse you? Why am I cutting my hair? She said when you want to go back to your natural hair she does a great big chop! Meanwhile this chick has bleached blonde 1-inch long hair on her head! I had to remind her that ammonia and peroxide are chemicals too and my hair is healthy and flourishing. This chick thought she could police me! Like geddafuckouttahey!

[@IamCynDoll]

Gurl help the children!🙈🤦🏾

[@stefanothegr8138]

I’ve been saying this for EVER. For forever. I don’t even like the curl pattern system because it’s a load of bull shit… but these “influencers” with 3c/4a hair were exploiting the fuck out of black people with ACTUAL 4c hair. In reality, every product, wash and go method, leave in, shampoo that I’ve ever used from watching natural hair gurus literally did me so dirty. Let me tell you, there’s not a single leave in conditioner that did wonders for my 4c hair but I sure was breaking bank because of the kind of mind control that influencers had on me. Bruh I went back to old fashioned grease and Camille rose honey leave in conditioner (that actually DOES something for 4c hair) and my hair grew down to my waist.

[@IamCynDoll]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Keep it simple.

[@amarie8769]

Yeah, the hair typing system I didn't understand. Seems like everyone was 4c. I just do what works for me.

[@MrsDetroit622]

We not gonna talk about the texture discrimination within the black community that caused all this. If we wanted to embrace whatever texture we had and learn to love it genuinely, then products would not be marketed the ways they are. Is there any wonder why the natural hair influencers with the loosest textures get more views, specifically from women whose hair looks nothing like theirs? Come on now. The newer natural hair community was chasing length and a certain texture and that is why it failed. Is there any wonder why many 4c hair influencers ran back to the creamy crack en masse? But let's blame the companies who just respond to what we consume. We still have a ways to go to untangle the patriarchy from our minds.

[@ChangedOne4Life]

Once again!! I love ❤ your truth and transparency Cyn Doll!!

[@tc_2ridgebacks38]

Preach it Cyn! Love this video!

[@luvitaq8284]

I screamed… not pickle juice!! 😭😭😭

[@IamCynDoll]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chezamoonangelaiemma497]

Yes I watched her video and I agree with her. You both were always telling the truth💕

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Thanks for watching love!

[@chezamoonangelaiemma497]

@@IamCynDoll you're welcome thank you for always telling the truth 💕💖💞

[@IamCynDoll]

@@chezamoonangelaiemma497 ❤️❤️❤️Your welcome love!

[@MsKimTV]

Thank youuuuu!!! I used to be a product junkie but now I just shampoo and deep condition every week then use a liquid type/ lightweight leave in and carry on!! We needed this 💓💓💓💓

[@IamCynDoll]

Yes!!! Keep it up sis! Spread the word.

[@modernedgehairstudio9311]

It seems that now the bi-racial hair girl and the white girl with curly hair have picked up the curly hair trend.

[@IamCynDoll]

That was the original market.❤️

[@traciewarren1070]

Great video!! It’s mind blowing to see these former natural hair folks abandoning their channels. You are spot on about the marketing demographic and it not being women with more textured hair. All the marketing ads featured images of loose textured hair and somehow folks thought if they used those products, they would achieve the marketed look, which was impossible to achieve. There is a reason we have professional and to take skill and put it in my hands is nuts. I’ll do what is needed to maintain my hair between appointments but I know my skill level and i value my time so i go get my hair done and take care of it as instructed by my stylist. The baby hair trend makes me laugh. We are full grown adults wanting to brush down our baby hair like our Moms did when we were kids, don’t get it. What’s even more odd is that most of those ladies do not have baby hairs but are using their edges or making baby hair out of their regular hair. You are spot on about some black folks not wanting to pay stylists what they are worth but white folks will. They aren’t trying to manage their hair at home besides the regular upkeep until their next appointment. As always, thanks for the knowledge!!!

[@IamCynDoll]

Oh you hit the nail right on the head! Keep watching to see how things unfold because the truth always comes out. 12 years of hack after hack and they have ran out of things to make up. Now they either change up the content or stop making videos all together. Keep watching!

[@traciewarren1070]

@@IamCynDoll Right! It wi be something else because they have willing people to continue following them or buying their products or believing that only wearing one’s hair in that state is the gold standard of healthy hair. I appreciate how you always respond to comments even on your older videos!!❤️❤️

[@Vale10952]

This was an excellent video. Informative as usual and very entertaining.

[@numee6759]

This is a great video!!! Your knowledge is A1!!

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@tonyahenry4167]

I watched a lot of these videos I never used the product cause I used Mizani since I was a teen and I like Shea Moisture I just like to see how different ppl do hair

[@janicenix6329]

Four generations from my mother to my granddaughter and there's a different texture for each of us and we can't use the same products. Even when my daughter and I had perms we couldn't use the same products. We have had to find what worked for us individually.

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️Different products for different porosities!

[@allisononyoutube5794]

Thank you!!❤❤❤❤ True

[@valenciaing.4316]

I remember using natural hair products and my hair was latheredddd and still dry. That’s when I knew something ain’t right

[@IamCynDoll]

👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️

[@autobotdiva9268]

Cyn is a hair-lawyer/realist/cosmetologist/scientist/wife/mom all in 1 and about that porosity life!!!

[@IamCynDoll]

Love your entire life!❤️❤️ Thanks so much for watching!

[@hawaiianblack9929]

I thought so too, until I just watched her video saying black woman are lazy and take the easy way out. Is she? Did she? 🤬

[@thirtyyearcosmetologist]

They are no longer doing natural hair content because other women realize they really don’t know shit! I hate what textured Melanated women on Y T have destroyed real hair care. These women got paid to push trash products to women who were made to feel like their hair is undesirable and couldn’t grow. Now a lot of my former clients whose hair was flourishing, now they looked like plucked chickens because they listened to Naptural 99. A lot of black women want to do their own hair and they think they can look like girls with straighter hair if they use Miss Jessie’s or Mixed Chicks. Another reason these YT stopped doing product promotions because these companies stopped paying. They don’t need them anymore. CYN IM DEAD WITH THE PICKLE JUICE. I have had people come to the salon with cooked eggs and avocado in their hair. I have enrolled in college . I am done with hair! I only deal with my clients who only come to me now. No chairhoppers or cheapskates!

[@IamCynDoll]

I’m RUNNING AROUND THE KITCHEN! I couldn’t have said it better myself! Say it louder for the people in the back!!!!!

[@arvertabuchanan1380]

WELL DONE! THANKS 😊❤

[@whatsonmymind3366]

Hairstylist ran us away. Too expensive and too much drama. Also, in the early 2000s many hairstylist didn’t understand or do natural hair.

[@IamCynDoll]

Those are the stylist you picked. The natural hair movement was made up and the results have caused over 65% of women to run back to salons. Only about 40% of black women went NATURAL SIS. Other women stayed right with their cosmetologist. We have inflation like everyone else so our prices go up with the rest of the world but there are affordable professionals with no drama at all. I was one of them. There is no school respected or no legally backed cosmetology program for NATURAL hair because it’s a fad that’s dying out. Hair is hair, either chemically treated or virgin. It’s either straight wavy or curly. Only a small percentage of the world has straight hair not just black woman. Black woman are just the only ones that feed into the marketing and made it their identity. It’s not that we didn’t understand it , we overstood the long term result which is what black women who went natural are dealing with now massive scalp infection n follicle death. You cant get on KZbin without your favorite natural KZbinr telling you about their alopecia.❤️ Dont blame an entire industry for the type of professionals you all went after. This isn’t just for you but all reading your comment back on replay‼️ THANKS FOR WATCHING ‼️

[@lt3074]

All I can say is , wow and thank you!😲

[@IamCynDoll]

It’s my pleasure! Thanks even more for watching!

[@lt3074]

@@IamCynDoll you're welcome, appreciate you & sharing your knowledge .

[@meriani777]

Around 4:57 it's funny that you mention professional cosmos starting their own brands bc I remember Jane Carter Solution was a brand I used at the start of my hair journey and I felt was prominent online in the early 2010s. Follow that up with what was happening of the celebrity stylist side, you have people like Felicia Leatherhead and brushes selling out even till all these years later I've heard it's hard to get one. So these big corporations had to shift from the cosmos being their main clientele to their competition and the consumers like you said had to make up for the loss to the bottom line.

[@renettegordley3493]

Hey CynCyn, it's all a money game. You & the girls said it all. I don't get it when some females separate their edges to make so called baby hair. I've always combed my edges together with the rest of my hair so they will be taking care of all together. I don't want my edges shorter than rest of my crown & glory by my own doing. I understand they can break off but it won't be cause I'm laying them down with gels to make them dry & crispy. I treat them like the rest of my hair, as one. Thanks a lot for all you do.

[@luvphoenix956]

girrrrrrl thank you for this video 🤯

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks even more for watching!

[@keyleigh4030]

Cyn I agree with everything your saying. I see both sides. Even with the science and hair stylists I still had no idea how to take care of my natural hair. If it wasn’t for the KZbinrs I still wouldn’t know how to wear my hair out. I get it was a hit a miss with them and a lot of it was a money grab. It just wasn’t a lot of knowledge on natural hair yet.

[@IamCynDoll]

They still didn’t give you knowledge. Twist outs are not new, they recycled information and added a product for you to buy.

[@francenegayle3866]

@@IamCynDoll so true....when I was a child and would wash and condition and plait my hair on Sunday and wear my plaits all week....when I pulled it ...boom twist out

[@tequilaunderwood684]

Hey Cyn. Where do you purchase your upart wigs? I'm a hairstylist btw, and your advice is spot on. We need more black hair youtubers like you!

[@IamCynDoll]

Check this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/enm4hH6Yo5p0m5I thanks so much for watching love!

[@tequilaunderwood684]

@@IamCynDoll thx, stay blesses up ❤️

[@nikkis.9747]

The belief that women with type 3 hair don't need products and only need to focus on keeping their hair clean is a misconception. Most type 3 hair would look like a tangled up mess of a bird's nest without a styler to keep the curls as defined as they are when the hair is wet. The curls may be defined when they're wet, but if left to dry without a moisturizing styler, that definition and manageability is gone. Type 3 on white hair is not the same as type 3 on black or biracial hair. Some of the brands that launched before KZbin in the early 2000s started because there weren't any products marketed to biracial women or black women with type 3 hair. At that time, styling products in the black aisle of the store were usually for tighter curls (relaxers, texturizers, heavy moisturizers, etc.) and the styling products in the aisles for white people were too drying and left your hair hard as a brick. The black or biracial woman with looser curls was an untapped market at that time. Because there weren't any products for their naturally curly hair, they often straightened their hair. When products like Mixed Chicks (2004) and Curls (2002) launched, more women with looser curls stopped straightening their hair and started wearing their natural curls because they now had styling products that would keep their curls defined even after it dries and wouldn't dry their hair out and was actually moisturizing. Right around that same time, there was a lot of information starting to surface about relaxers being unhealthy not only for your scalp, but also linking relaxers to medical conditions such as uterine fibroids and female cancers. Black women decided they wanted healthier options and stopped using relaxers. Many black women found that the products marketed to a multiracial audience worked great at moisturizing and defining their curls. This is how this 2nd wave (since the 60s & 70s) of the natural hair movement took off. Once social media became a thing, it became something different. The focus quickly shifted from overall health to curl definition. I love curl definition, but it seems that the message of protecting the overall health of black women got lost and as a result, the younger naturals didn't seem to get that message. Now natural hair seems to be more of a styling option or a trend despite the fact that it was fueled by a desire to protect the health of black women. We were startled at that time by the research that link the chemicals in relaxers to uterine fibroids knowing that black woman are much more likely than any other race to develop fibroids. I love that we learned how to style our natural hair and that we made a norm to see natural hair in public spaces, but I'm also disappointed that the focus on overall health was drowned out. I also appreciate the many product options we have now because there were almost none when I went natural. I started using Curls in 2009 and I still use their products exclusively. Before that, it was a lot of trial and error with finding the right products.

[@IamCynDoll]

There is no such thing as type 3 or 4 hair. The curl typing chart was step one of brain wash that you all refuse to let go of. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6rHYYFon5yFidU All hair is maintained the same way. Shampoo, condition, set the bond, rest until the next wash day. Everything else is complete nonsense. Thanks for watching!

[@nikkis.9747]

@@IamCynDoll Thanks for your response. I was just offering some insight on what the buzz was at that time when the natural hair movement first started to pick up steam again after its original start in the 60s & 70s and to say the looser curls do indeed need styling products. I personally don't care about the hair typing system, but I used those terms simply because that's what most people are familiar with and I want it to be clear what I am talking about. I'm perfectly fine with saying looser curls and tightly coiled or whatever...doesn't make that much difference to me.

[@modernedgehairstudio9311]

💯💯💯 This Video.is long overdue. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️Thanks for watching love!

[@mlmbeliever]

I still go to my hairdressers who know curly/coils haIr

[@francinewalker8149]

Well Damn Cyn , tell the truth. I started after I got old enough going to the Hairdresser. I will always promote going to a professional, that's how my Mother started me and they are educated. Thank You, I only have been on You tube, since 2016. I wanted to know how to keep my hair from being dry, I do have curly hair and I did not buy all those products but I did fall for wetting my hair all the time . But now I watch You and learn how to not wet my hair but take care of it. I've did my own hair for all my life, but when a professional licensed Cosmostologist talks I will always listen and pay attention. Thank You for helping Women with there hair of all types.🤓

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ thanks so much for hearing me love!

[@adjeleganl2984]

In the words of Ye..."Make you hate yourself and love they wealth."

[@EIGHTYLUXEHAIR]

I don’t know how many times I had to tell my clients this… I only take clients that are serious about their hair… I had so many that decided to mix and go in they kitchen and buy into the big brands that were made by Caucasians for black women… It’s no different than Gina but that’s a different story….

[@IamCynDoll]

Gurlllll👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Keep standing your ground. Things will be better! Thanks so much for commenting!

[@Jojodancer20100]

Yea, that fraud and her jerri, I mean Gina curl

[@pearlsrevealed]

Correction: The Natural Hair Community was birth among black women married to nonblack men. Confused nonblack husbands encouraged their black wives to be their authentic selves. I went natural in 1985 before KZbin. I got Sisterlocks in 2004. I’m an OG to this. I ain’t new to this. The first KZbinrs began their journey as online diaries to embrace the hair that grows out of their own head. Plan and simple. Of course the vultures swooped in because we set the trends. These vultures did not have to weaken or undermine black cosmologist because most of y’all did not care about hair health. Y’all fried dyed weaved and styled ONLY. What Joulzey is speaking of was when the 4Cs realized they only got free product while the biracials and 3Cs were SPONSORED. 4Cs were not making “bands”. They some made a little money from views. Yes many have moved on. There is only so much you can do with hair. Natural hair in its natural state is not easy so they were not taking the easy way out. Relaxers wigs and weaves are the easy way out. Most of the women on the relaxer boxes did not need relaxers. That’s a scam which cosmologists promoted. 🤔 WHEN A 4C CAN WALK INTO A SALON AND WALK OUT WITH A TUCK N PIN HAIRSTYLE LIKE TEYONAH PARRIS AND NOT JUST A SILK PRESS THEN WE HAVE COME FULL CIRCLE. I was an early adaptor to KZbin. Yes there were black hair Nazis in the mix but these young girls were not liars. They were just trying to learn to love themselves without straightening their hair. An option most cosmetologist still don’t

[@IamCynDoll]

Watch PART 2 now!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5i5gISDirKbgpo

[@patriciatoney240]

Most people are not applying common since. Everyone's texture is not the same.Peopel running out buying products looking to get a different texture. Unfortunately still today you have to put disclaimers on these products. A hairstylist can be of great assistance teaching thier clients. How to use the product for the hairtype.

[@IamCynDoll]

Only if the client wants to learn. ❤️❤️❤️

[@cusegurl66]

I got on this "natural hair" thing after Chris Rock Good Hair. So going "natural" I live in area that don't really have good beauticians. I didn't know where to go what to do, and I went down the KZbin rabbit hole. Now here I sit nappy, and no edges. I'm going back to what I know.

[@aquafina6544]

I been following her since 2k9

[@TheTruthshallmakeufree]

Hi I have a question so how is olaplex any different? I see many stylist now pushing olaplex now. are they getting paid because u too recommend olaplex

[@IamCynDoll]

I’ve been using OLAPLEX since 2010. It’s not new.

[@TheTruthshallmakeufree]

@@IamCynDoll Im not saying it’s new. The video is addressing product pushing to naturals just to make money off ppl but it’s not for the benefit of the Hair. In the past year or so I see more n more stylist pushing olaplex n I see u suggest olaplex as well. So I’m just asking is it safe to trust these stylists or better yet the product?

[@Jade-xz3ni]

​@@TheTruthshallmakeufreeGreat question, we'll just never know until we use it and see if our hair likes it. That's the only way to know

[@taylor_hattley]

I was wondering if I need to deep condition my hair bi-weekly if I plan on going into a protective style on wash day or would a regular conditioner suffice.

[@IamCynDoll]

Regular is fine.

[@taylor_hattley]

@@IamCynDoll Okay. Thank you.🙂

[@parisnere9332]

Preach🙌 Cyn.

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks for watching love!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@myinterestgalore4664]

I admit when I first went natural I was watching all the youtube bs&then I was over it I started doing what I did when I was relaxed.I deep condition, shampoo/condition, do my leave in,trim my ends when needed&keep it moving&that's pocketbook friendly lol...

[@IamCynDoll]

Yes!!!!! Thanks for standing your ground. Simple is the way.

[@mznursey86]

👏👏👏 tell it!!

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MsLadyL]

Hmm… when you said they going to school now…. You ain’t lied! I’ve seen it!

[@ruthanyasi8290]

I never liked wash & gos. I hate gel and I hate wet hair.

[@SafiarTaliaferro]

Ain't no baby hairs round here 🧏🏾‍♀️ Kinky all the way around 👑 love it 💜

[@paulacunningham7956]

Hey Cyn!!

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@DivineDarkFemme]

I am a lil confuse, are we really supposed to wash our hair everyday? Is this for the 4c hair people?

[@IamCynDoll]

No I was giving a example this video is not teaching how to do your hair. Check my other videos to learn more.

[@maryjflanagan1922]

I know for sure that I would most definitely be bald to my scalp if I washed my hair more than once every week.

[@jaynel0919]

Remnants of PTSD from the slavery tree, self hatred is real alive and kicking… TFS💜

[@starbucksgirl6715]

Seed money. Can you say Shea Moisture. They made their millions from black women with little to no marketing. Once they made their seed money and had to pay for marketing they decided black women was of no use to them and didn't use those brown faces in their add campaign.

[@kellygoodman6167]

Can you do a video about dying natural hair , I would love to go blonde and I'm looking for a good stylist.

[@IamCynDoll]

I don’t give professional instructions on KZbin sorry.

[@kellygoodman6167]

@@IamCynDoll It's ok

[@SafiarTaliaferro]

Everytime you stop the video I wanna say something too!😂

[@trinity72gp]

PREACH! If everyone is honest we've seen and or jumped on one or more of these band wagons. Knowledge is wisdom, only if you put it into action. 👩🏾‍🎓Thank you for the consistent clarity Cyn 👌🏾Don't let go of the passion my fellow cancerian 🦀❤️

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I’ll never let go of the passion.

[@patriciatoney240]

It was too grow for me. That formulation changed drastically.

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@esxtasy11]

Wait, why should you never do wash n go’s? I thought that was healthy…

[@IamCynDoll]

Watch this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWOrZqCGl5h_hNU

[@rainonme7751]

If you guys want long hair all you have to do is ask God. He's the one that grows our hair. We just have to trust him completely! Is there anything he can't do?

[@amoryll36]

🇬🇧🙋🏾‍♀️This 🙌🏾👩🏾‍🎓👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks for watching love!

[@lorrainebailey7304]

I don't listen to any of them natural hair guru again I try the Cheyenne pepper 🌶️🌶️ never knew I was allergic to it almost kill me put it in oil long story short but I have to 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 It's is now a joke when washing my hair mom you want the 🌶️🌶️🤣🤣🤣🤣hell noooo

[@IamCynDoll]

Omg I don’t think I’ve heard if that one before!🤣🤣🤣🤣 I’m glad your ok!

[@jlovesj3335]

Are you from Philly?

[@IamCynDoll]

From Detroit.

[@gracelake2062]

If you follow the science long enough it will lead you to there sponsors or big corporations. $$$ that's where you will find the engineer of the pyramid scheme. 😂

[@IamCynDoll]

No if you follow the science meaning learning the human body you will learn how to take care of your hair without spending money. Thanks for watching!

[@shamelcutkelvin8807]

Girl u and that damn hair flicking every two seconds. U spilling truth thou.

[@IamCynDoll]

It’s my head why is me touching my head bothering you? That’s the real issue. Thanks for watching!

[@shamelcutkelvin8807]

@@IamCynDoll 😆🥂

[@paulacunningham7956]

You look beautiful to me

[@IamCynDoll]

Thank loveeeee

[@ThuyPham-ub9yy]

Hay quá

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️

[@boredfive3001]

25:56 Woah, Woah, Woah, why you saying her race?

[@IamCynDoll]

If you’re sensitive get off my channel I am not for you! Black salons and white salons are ran VERY DIFFERENTLY! I’ve been doing this for 17 years.

[@boredfive3001]

RIP ZackTV, I was being sarcastic 😂

[@IamCynDoll]

@@boredfive3001 welp add a 🤣🤣🤣