I don't understand my hair anymore. | 4C Natural Hair

[@RenegadexAngel888]

Dude. Your skin is looking amazingly healthy. I couldn't stop noticing the glow! Your skin care routine is definitely working for you!

[@curlynella1011]

I would never let my hair dry without product either. A lot of these people doing that challenge have type 3 silky texture. I can do a wash and go with a leave in from the shower and my hair can still dry out and have to apply water, so imagine if nothing was on my hair. It would be like pulling velcro apart 😬

[@DANNYTHEFROG123]

Yikes it would be a mess.

[@curlynella1011]

@@DANNYTHEFROG123 💯

[@sparklywastaken1426]

I have 3c hair, I recently forgot to pack hair styling products for a weekend away. Yeah, I was a HUGE fuzzy/frizzy mess. I have type 3 hair but it sure as shit ain’t silky! Lol

[@curlynella1011]

@@sparklywastaken1426 yeah, you can have coarse strands as well. But the ones preaching go without product to see how the hair dries have type 3 silky strands 💯

[@teresaabonambugre7219]

Saammme

[@WhitneyDahlin]

‼️‼️I wanted to pop in here and say if there is a sudden drastic change in the quality of your hair there's a very high chance it's hormonal or because of a vitamin deficiency! the very first thing I would do is go to a doctor and get a simple blood test done to rule out any type of hormonal imbalances or vitamin deficiencies. that is the most common problem when your hair drastically changes. because there is nothing you can do, there's no product you can put on your hair, no hair routine or treatment that will fix your hair if it's a hormonal or vitamin issue. BUT hair can be easily fixed by taking a few months of a prescription vitamin or prescription hormones to level you out. it is also a common early indicator of breast cancer or uterine cancer or possible pituitary gland problems. see your doctor and tell them about your hair and ask for a hormone test and a vitamin test. I would recommend going and getting the tests even if there isn't a drastic change in your hair, even if you just want to improve the health and quality of your hair. because literally in 6 months your hair will be so much healthier and of a much higher quality if it is that problem. most often vitamin deficiency and hormone imbalances go completely undiagnosed and unnoticed EDIT: Also Thyroid problems and unknown allergies or sensitivities can also cause hair loss and hair thinning and a change in the quality of your hair. So if the vitamin and hormone tests come back fine talk to your doctor about doing an allergy test or a thyroid test! Make sure you are getting enough protein! Your hair will stop growing if you are not getting enough protein!

[@monicabranch7011]

Definitely I’m deficient in vitamin D,B-12 and potassium

[@medievalmaiden6528]

Whitney Dahlin someone else has already told her that long ago. She said nothing was wrong. I just think her hair is badly damaged from over manipulating it

[@LoveEqualsPainx]

I agree. My hair is dry no matter what product I use because I tend to be vitamin deficient in one vitamin or multiple vitamins.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

@@medievalmaiden6528 really? I didn't know that I'm a fairly recent subscriber. It's still worth repeating because most people aren't aware that hormones and vitamins drastically affect the quality of their hair! And just because she wasn't vitamin deficient then or didn't have hormone problems then doesn't mean she doesn't have the deficiency or a hormone problem now. You should be getting tested every single time you see your gynecologist for most people it's on a yearly basis.

[@WhitneyDahlin]

@@LoveEqualsPainx omg that's my problem too! My hair also was growing very very slowly like way below average like an inch of a year slowly! I had to buckle down and force myself to take vitamins every single day. Usually pretty good about it now and my hair is growing about 6 in a year for the past two years now! You can also get vitamin shots at the doctor as well if it's difficult to make sure to take vitamins on a regular basis. Good luck! ❤️

[@leeberklin6427]

I had a drastic health problem last March and basically my hair broke off and fell out. A hospital visit, addition of vitamins and minerals, plus nothing but clear liquids for a week, I was able to get back home and start Star Puppies Hair growth regimen. My hair is growing back from a 1 inch tiny Afro to a 3 1/2 inch thicker Afro. It's still growing back out and I'm no longer crying myself to sleep at night. So yes check your health closely when it comes to your hair.

[@cylentnoyz]

I believe you might have suffocated your hair with all the oils. I had this problem. I didn’t realize that the oils were stopping my hair from getting the water it desperately needed. A lot of people swear by oils and they seem to work for them. But this was not my experience; my hair was just a matted mess and wash day took all day. So, I clarified and stopped using oils. This made my hair considerably more manageable, and I was able to get my hair into a nice looking puff. However, my hair wasn’t exactly where I wanted it to be. It would be great for one or two days and would start getting really dry all of a sudden. I realized that any product containing dimethicone would instantly dry out my hair out. I had cut out all silicones BUT people kept saying this one was water soluble so I ignored it. Again, lots of people have success using products containing dimethicone, but anything containing it dries my hair out. Using only silicone free products, my puff was really coming to life. I finally had a hair care routine that I could I’ve with. It was no longer taking me all day to do my hair; it was only taking me a couple of hours. My routine was, sulfate-free shampoo/condition/deep condition once a week (clarify monthly). The styling products I used were a leave-in (As I Am Classic) and gel (As I am Curling Jelly and Wetline Xtreme). While things were better. I wasn’t completely happy stuck in a puff. And my hair wasn’t really touchable soft, even when I scrunched out the crunch. I started to believe that maybe all the hair gurus I was watching had such manageable coils because they did their hair so often. So, I did some research and discovered LouLous hydration challenge. I did an image search and found a step-by-step how it works and followed it for a week. This gave me a whole new head of hair. The change was shocking. I was still doing lots of research on washing hair multiple times a week and found Black Girls Curls Wash Your Damn Hair and Anthony Dickey Hair Rules advice very helpful. So here is what I do now and what works for me. I wash my hair every three days. I wash with a sulfate free shampoo and condition once a week (I use Trader Joe’s Tea Tree Tingle Shampoo and Conditioner) and I co-wash any other time I wash my hair during the week, following the hydration challenge. I’m still experimenting with conditioners to wash with. As far as stylers go. I discovered my hair likes mousse and it seems to help with drying times. So I cut out the Wetline Xtreme. Now, my stylers are a leave-in, s botanical gel, and mousse. I don’t shake my hair after the mousse. I let it set. I cannot believe how manageable my hair is. And I can finally wear it down. I recently cut it one length which made things even easier. Sorry to go on. But my hair had me in tears for years. I’m so glad I didn’t give up. I hope something in here helps.

[@blu_rey8656]

You literally wrote a book but I actually enjoyed it. Some of your tips were great. I’m protein sensitive so I can relate. Your comment was complete and concise!

[@medievalmaiden6528]

@Trinity M that what i said. She needs to get a routine and stick to it and stop jumping all over and let her hair have a break some and stop manipulating it daily

[@Iamkaylalashae]

@@medievalmaiden6528 most of her content is built around trying new things on her natural hair for the sake of others to show what works and doesn’t work. She does need a routine and a break from that. And I’m sure her content will continue to flourish

[@medievalmaiden6528]

@E Evans that is what I was saying similar but here is someone here claiming her hair does not need a break. I agree with what you said and I think her hair to me is damaged I think if she lays off all those different things she does to her hair heat dye and so on and let her hair have a break from all of that I think it would flourish The one poster seem more concerned about the content more than the heath of Stars hair. I think her contact is fine and will be fine but the issue is with her hair she need to take a break from manipulating it so much and let it have a break

[@strawberryfraisier6446]

can i ask what botanical gel you use? i have a flaxseed one and im about to finish it up

[@yessie532]

Ive tried different types and thick Satin scrunchies work best for me no breakage at all and easy to remove 😊

[@apara2005]

Don't knock mousse, it's awesome!!!! If you want quick definition (you won't have to finger coil as much...it clumps your hair better than gel) then mousse is your best friend. You can use gel and mousse for a better hold. I do that In the summer when the humidity is at 1 millionth percent 🙃

[@Kitana74]

What mousses would you recommend?

[@christine1962ful]

@@Kitana74 Same. I would like to know too! I have 4b/4c curls, tried mousse onlt and it was a disaster! Would like try the Mousse Def though, as I've heard good things. I'm wondering if it has a 'gel type' ingredient in it that helps form clumps.

[@dimples7162]

@@Kitana74 Nairobi is good, mousse def from the doux is good, design essentials almond and avocado mousse is good too. I would say Nairobi is my favorite, than design essentials, than mousse def( although most people will say mousse def is the best🤣) I've tried a decent amount and those three are My favs

[@dimples7162]

@@christine1962ful I have 4b/4c hair also well. If you are looking for twist outs braids ours etc use mouse. I personally don't like mousse as a wash and go's because it will only last like 2 days when I use my regular wash and go products I et 4 to 5 days min.

[@moyin282]

Mousse is so great, I now use it in place of leave in conditioner for braids, twists, etc. I wish I had learned about it sooner.

[@CanisLupus1987]

I love how much you know about hair. I got so bullied and discriminated even by family and employers that I never got to learn about it

[@pb7378]

Never too late to learn

[@wtpaige]

Seconding what PB said

[@CanisLupus1987]

@@pb7378 true

[@NaturallyHigh]

You’re in the right place to start learning!

[@melodysafo5437]

I hope you cut them out of your life

[@lovepuppy2242]

Check with your doctor for hormon and vitamin levels!!! my hair was thin and kinda straight through highschool, it would break easily and was so dry it would tangle just looking at it. At 18 I was diagnosed with a hormonal issue that also wreaked havoc on my thyroids. 5 years later and still on regulatory medication my hair is thick, wavy, and I dont look like I wear a rats nest as a hat. i also keep up with iron and vitamin c supliments and they helped a lot with complexion, nail groth and strength, as well as my hair (obviouslt took them for heath reasons, i just noticed these things also get better).

[@MiaCarter7]

Your hair journey has been so inspiring. I’ve slowly been watching my hair go away due to stress and sometimes fear it will never come back, but I know it can come back!! In Jesus’ name hair will be restored!

[@godiswithyou.5358]

I was just about to type pray but it looks like you got it covered !! You are blessed. Have faith in Jesus that your hair will come back and back better than ever ♥️♥️🙌🏾

[@rinalove4]

Large scrunchies are helpful for stretching and preserving a style🤗

[@bignatemcbc]

For some reason I haven’t watched in a while. You popped in and your skin was SO DARK AND FRIGGIN LOVELY!!! And the tone is so even! Your skin is AMAZING!!

[@Tahiha]

I think if you've been testing various products as you have been for months, eventually your hair will act up. I'd say clarify/detoxify and go back to the basics-- a good shampoo conditioner and leave in and spritz with water daily/(moisturise as needed) and cut out all the other stuff. Allow your hair to reset.

[@mrsfruity76]

Your wash and go is ABSOLUTELY GIVING!😊

[@aziawalker7277]

your hair literally looks perfect!!! hair goals!!

[@garnetbabe2.0godschild40]

I love swirlycurly hair ties & scrunchies! They last for years! They have a sale rn!

[@kenelia98]

I would love to see you try a twist out with mousse. I've been trying mousse lately and now I love it. Works best if hair is slightly damp. Gives definition and volume without taking hours to dry.

[@two1stnames961]

Any mousse recommendations, by chance? I've been thinking of switching to something lighter to style with because the creams have been weighing my hair down as of late.

[@AfroTae]

@@two1stnames961 design essentials almond and avacodo is good

[@lexilomax4986]

You dancing to your own video at 11:36 was hilarious😂😂😂 I love your humor!!!🥰

[@randomsthingsandstuff9285]

Gurl you had me crackin up the whole time!🤣🤣

[@hollaatthekid1796]

Danielle you are so precious and you looked lovely today! Thanks for the video, I totally enjoyed your banter about hair types and this test!

[@danielahenderson6471]

Beautiful skin girl 🥰 You're glowing 4c 4Life 😊

[@denisedotson9910]

You crochet too?!?!? I've been following you for a goooood long min and love you're content. I knew there was something else I didn't know about you that I liked and now I know!!! Crochet heads unite!!!

[@kellzwillz1592]

I binge watch your content. You are beautiful and creative. Love love love love your videos.

[@onetreeurbanjungle6100]

It’s the skin for me !! Great information

[@tris5602]

Fluff nugget is looking so glorious 😍😍😍 It's making me miss having loose natural hair.

[@jeanninegorden8142]

I had the same exact results as Danielle. Except for hair length. Fluff Nugget has me beat!

[@stripp1219]

what quiz was that?

[@josryder7841]

You my dear are absolutely STUNNING!

[@luciaescobarz]

COuld you please share the link to the quizz!?💯❤️

[@adriennewatson8144]

That’s what I’m saying

[@Crystlstarrlight]

My hair has phases. Summer and fall. During the summer I can't use heavy products. Only light oils and light creams and constant refreshing during protective styles. In the fall it's heavy creams , oil blends , and water. So it's normal for my hair to go through drastic changes then stable out. Having said that , if it's not your norm go get checked out.

[@maracianolivez8367]

My hair, even befor I bleached it, would dry with in minutes without product. I figured this out because after moisturizing and sealing one side of my head the other was nearly dry. I have type 4 dense hair but high porosity is something else.

[@naturalhairnskincare]

Believe it or not hair health starts more with your diet than your actual hair regimen. No sugar is best. Then the ingredients in your products can be causing your hair to dry, even so called natural products. The scarfs could be sucking up any possible moisture in your hair. The simpler your products and regimen the better. Too much manipulation/preoccupation can hurt too. Best to you!

[@ToyaF82]

Ooh your hair looks great!

[@two1stnames961]

My, fluffnugget has transcended. I'd love to see how a detailed braid-out would fair on your hair these days, plus see your go-to products to achieve that style! My hair has felt like it's been changing to the point where I've been questioning if I've been going by the right label correctly as well. I have a mix of at least 2-3 types and I only started to really care for my natural hair for the past year of my life and it's only about chin length after blow-dried, so I really havent been that sure.

[@donnac4330]

Your hair looks great! Love it!

[@arielhaynes5438]

Hi love. You can use satin scrunchies for banding your hair. They sell by the pack on Amazon. I have had mine for years now.

[@leahmay1506]

I swear I replayed the intro like ten times and died each time 😭😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂 I love how you just randomly popped and casually said “Hii.” LOOOL💀💀

[@marceabrann2166]

Try making your own scrunchies like old school ones. I know my hair loves the velvet ones. But you can make satin ones or find satin ones. ^-^

[@rachelchanel7941]

Scrunchies are the first thing my Nana taught me how to sew. I’ve been wanting to make scrunchies recently.

[@ase2129]

The length fact was something I always thought about, but never knew if it was true

[@slimyyyylives9723]

You need to find things that work for your hair and YOUR HAIR ONLY … not always what you see other people doing on KZbin will work on your hair 🎯‼️

[@garnetbabe2.0godschild40]

Ok I'm taking my braids out rn. Need this TLC

[@lady6750]

The only reason I don't like this test is cause my curl type is a mix, I'm not only 1. I'm not a 100% 3c or 3b, I even have some strands that are 3a. But everything else was helpful

[@rejectionisprotection4448]

I think that most 3's and 4's have a mixture. I certainly do.

[@sable7114]

I have some twos it seems mixed in with maybe 4B, 4A, and 3C. The choose hardly have any Bend in it at all and I have not used heat of any sort, not even a hooded dryer, since 2016. I've grown out a full head of all natural hair and this is really puzzling

[@TheLoveweaver]

@@sable7114 a lot of people have more than 1 texture of hair on their heads.

[@nancykerrigan]

Where can I find this test?

[@lady6750]

@@nancykerrigan just search up naturallycurly test.

[@saronsaron6145]

Star star puppy u are a star....i love u ssssooooomuch girl u make me fall out of my seat with laughter ...u always make my day ...my 10 years old son he love's u too girl ....im from Suriname South America....an my family love u girl... .u makes my day...ok ok I'm 4c an I'm trying really hard with my hair ...2020 March was my big chop an for 1year I was doing everything wrong buying every product I came across..really I did too much sooooo after that year I came across your channel so I'm with u girl..im a little past shoulder now...u are my favorite girl love u ...u make me cry with laughter. Bye star puppy.

[@chiquitafederico296]

I band my hair as well.. But not overnight.. I started using a more structured bonnet for overnight that sort of compresses my curls and then before I step off into the shower each morning I part my hair into 4 sections and band using satin scrunchies.. Usually needing a couple per section to go down the legnth of my hair.. Then clip each banded section up to be able to prevent from getting wet while I shower.. I take the clips out when I get out the shower and let my hair fully dry before I remove the bands.. Though I don't wet my hair, it still gets a teeny bit damp from the steam of the shower.. Sleeping with the bands is still a form of tension for my hair.. And I noticed some slight breakage while trying that.. I do notice that keeping my hair wrapped up to often is also a no go.. My hair needs to experience the air, sun, etc to be its healthiest.. I also wanted to say I'd LOVE to see you do a video of you going to a CIK Kinky Hair Specialist..

[@lilsmilez185]

I finally finally found something that works for my 4c hair type😩! I’m talking about moisture staying after shampooing then conditioning. Even When drying after a wash day, I have this new heavy cream product with extra moisture for my hair and she just eats it up and loves it! 😂 even the next day she is still full and fluffy! But I don’t really like wearing my hair out and about like talking about it. She’s always in protective styles. Usually when I dry my hair it’s like a rats nest, hard to comb out. Was even worst when using the wrong products then putting a bonnet on/waking up to just a mess! Was wondering why my hair wouldn’t grow properly 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@SOULarLioness]

Uh-oh. What's going on with Fluffnugget??

[@KaffeinatedENT]

I feel like the hair drying question was loaded.

[@valenciagreenidge4092]

Which quiz were you taking?

[@MarciaL0108]

This looks really great, and learnt a few new things, never knew you could check the density yourself. I'll have to take the test and see if mine is the thin high porosity I feel it is. Thanks for great content.

[@char-4737]

I have taken this test years ago to find out about my hair. It really help me to know my hair because I had no idea about my hair when I went natural.

[@queenofpunt]

where can i find this test? I'm not a new natural but I'd still like to take the test lol

[@christopherwilliams2630]

I second queen of put

[@queenofpunt]

@@christopherwilliams2630 Wdym?

[@christopherwilliams2630]

@@queenofpunt where to find the online test

[@queenofpunt]

OH i get you now lol.

[@jon7806]

my hair has been acting weird recently i wore it out for 9 months now i'm wearing twists to give it a little break, i too feel like the porosity and density changes out of the blue lmao.

[@carolbutler5288]

I'm actually crocheting a top while watching this haha. I knit as well.

[@sable7114]

I'm jealous, I can do neither and I would like to fix a beautiful sweater that I have.

[@caramelk5610]

Hola ✨🙋🏾‍♀️ an alternative to ribbon ties...check out satin scrunchies 👍🏾

[@missstirring6063]

I have 4c hair too. I just use clarifying shampoo once my hair starts getting dirty which is like every 9/10 days. Otherwise, I use banana hair food by Garnier to plait it before I sleep. Other than that. I let it dry with no product, don't condition, no creams, gel, heat. Hair goes past my shoulder but above my bra

[@Morevixxen]

✨✨💕I’m definitely with some of the other commenters that u may want to check for hormonal issue and should check to make sure just based on your past hair related struggles (long time subscriber here) it may be beyond products and as someone who’s hair problems were related to that it’s worth the shot just to make sure your healthy and well !!!!

[@bjones8698]

Oh my...her skin!🤩 Wow.

[@ChinaJasmin]

Naturally Curly's Texture Quiz

[@kapparhotau181]

Thks

[@4c_Hijabi]

Edit: commented too soon, I just went of the thumbnail. 😅 happy to see fluff nugget thriving. But my point still stands. So many of these online tests can be overwhelming or inaccurate I relate sooo much with you and your fluff nugget. My hair was thriving more than ever and all of a sudden relapse again. I was just tired of the whole thing. And overwhelmed with it all. The porosity, the density the strand thickness, curl pattern etc. It was getting too much. I suggest you get a hair coach that is evidence backed and focused on practicality. When I tell you it made my life soo much easier and gave me discernment when it comes to the numerous info online. I used Enitan Hair Coach for one session and then Ori Lifestyle did a six month haor course that literally walks you through learning the foundations and applying it to your hair. By the end of it my hair care no longer stresses me. I know what I need to help it thrive and exactly what messes it up.

[@Ella-xo5lk]

@4c Hijabi - did you find the link to take the online test? I can’t see it anywhere! I hear what you’re saying though would still like to try out of curiosity 🤔

[@4c_Hijabi]

@@Ella-xo5lk no and I don't plan on it. From what the video shows, those test don't seem accurate at all to me. It would be a waste of my time personally. Get good products, have a consistent and effective cleansing and moisturising routine and pick simple appropriate styles. Thats it.

[@MsWhocares14]

You may need to use a clarifying shampoo and use a deep conditioner without protein. Just in case you have protein overload at least for 2 months to see how your hair reacts

[@whitleyjalise]

i love fluff nugget! I gave up on my 4c loose hair and got locs. I miss trying out all the new products but I like just spraying water on my hair and being done with it for the day.

[@ananissy1]

An alternative to hair ties would be using thread (like the ones to make wigs for example) to stretch your hair. It’s called the African threading method!

[@princeofbohemia]

"'try mousse and dry shampoo to play up volume-' no! 😀" 😆

[@strawberryfraisier6446]

Tbh i would reccomend trying to see if you have any health problems but i personally also would rec the three step method. try clarifying your hair and detoxing for 30 days from oils and butters, and just washing with shampoo, conditioning, and then styling with a botanical gel or mousse. i know everyone's hair is different but this worked for me when i thought my hair would never stop being dry or that i would never get rid of my chronic dandruff. i realized the oils i put my scalp made my hair so dry and my hair just seemed like... dead. i literally dont get dandruff at all anymore and my hair is flourishing in a way ive never seen it before. i also feel like the porosity of our hair changes depending on our area and tempature of where we live and the stages of our life changes too

[@taylor3950]

Unrelated but your editing was on point in this one!

[@jojo_jm]

Less than a minute into the video and I neeeeed to make sure you know how radiant your skin is and that shirt is so cute and you look STUNNING. (I promise this is all sincere it's just a little over the top because it's a Friday night and I'm enjoying wine and I want to share the resulting good vibes 🥰)

[@obyerere]

my hair is a mess I almost cut it off. I'm going to a 4c salon today and hopefully it will be better

[@donnies4693]

You are gorgeous ma’am! 🤩🤩..I think a lot of us are dealing with texture changes in hair right now, self included.. I am wondering why that is..🧐🧐I literally just big chopped for the upteenth time (5 days ago from chin length) because my hair was growing a lot but becoming straighter & straighter.. it was refusing to have that “snap back” curl.. 😟😞😞..not sure if it was excessive mechanical manipulation (twist outs & roller sets), heat damage, hormones or what.. it’s getting expensive seeking out a good “fix”… ah, pray for a sister! It’s tough in these Natural Streets…😝😌😌

[@epic7224]

I have several hair textures on one strand, you could be similar. My hair literally grows into different curl patterns. Not damage either, just natural. I thinks it's very normal especially in mixed ppl. If you're also mixed it's highly possible that's why. Could still happen even if you're not mixed though and health issues could cause it too.

[@isthatachicken]

And crochet hooks come in diffrent sizes so😭😭 SO GLAD you have various hooks for example purposes but this quiz seems pretty cool so far and fluff nugget is so cute

[@CanisLupus1987]

Some people talk about 4D hair because the current systems are not accurate enough to help us deal with the type of curls that exist. So maybe you can assess if the advice helps. Tbh I still don't understand my curls I do not know if they're 3A or B or whatever because I have a mix of curl patterns and the weight weighs them down

[@oyekanmieniolanaheemat3063]

It's possible to have multiple hair types

[@CanisLupus1987]

@@oyekanmieniolanaheemat3063 true

[@eduagonzalez]

We’ve finally come to understand that curl TYPE isn’t really useful, but density, porosity, texture and strand THICKNESS is what matters .

[@CanisLupus1987]

@@eduagonzalez true. Although I still need to figure out what to do with my hair 😕

[@strawberryfraisier6446]

@@oyekanmieniolanaheemat3063 i go by the curl size chart. andre walker created the (1a-4c) system and i believe he implied that 4 type hair is bad and needs to be permed

[@djenabalde1902]

I had the same problem and I found out it could possibly be the the hard water. I couldn't handle the texture (not pattern), so I had a big chop and nothing change is just more manageable and it doesn't feel or look damage like it did before

[@milashooshoo5864]

Mousse is awesome ! U should try it

[@dch3934]

the response to dry shampoo 😅💕

[@shayday3000]

I’ve been wearing long twists for a few months with a few day breaks in between for washing and deep conditioning. Im trying to wear my hair out for a few weeks and I get so frustrated with my hair. No styles seem to work, the single strand knots, the shrinkage….😩. I’m trying be patient and learn to love my hair when it’s out but it’s very trying. Idk…ijdk.

[@justmekennie7599]

Why, hello there! Hmm if i may make a suggestion my dear friend....instead of ribbons you can try banding with satin scrunchies down the length of your hair. May help to use more than one per section on longer parts of your hair. Love this video by the way, you made my day. ((HUGS))

[@brownshuga24]

Your hair is looking quite lovely!

[@Tavonnia1997]

Your hair is so bouncy and healthy. Love it. 💕💕💕

[@adriennewatson8144]

What website did u do this through?? I think I missed it

[@Iwasonceanonionwithnolayers]

This was fun. I'm gonna take it too

[@diwhat3715]

What quiz is this? I can't find it.

[@garnetbabe2.0godschild40]

My scalp has changed too. The as I am dandruff cowash used to take them out now.. idk

[@elliedino1904]

How is she so beautiful ❤️

[@tweetingsparks]

Girl, you better start using baby powder for an emergency dry shampoos. I’m so proud that Fluff Nugget is growing.

[@MarciaL0108]

Well mine was pretty much as I expected, although the questions aren't aimed at people that have combination hair. I have so strands that naturally have no curl to them. One side of my head is more 2b/c with 3b and straight strands. The rest is 3b/c with a few fat springy coils and a sprinkle of tight coils with 4a roots. My grandmothers hair was combination too, mainly 3b/c 4a. So the quiz said my pattern is curly, I have 3b hair, high porosity, medium density and medium length as I've recently cut 3 inches off 2 weeks ago. It's very much shorter to my ears about 2-3 inches on one side and 2-3 at the back on one side and it gradually getting longer as it goes round the front.

[@grena37]

Broooo I'm crocheting right now!!!!! Haha ilysm 😍

[@ajaligraham5538]

Where’s the link to the questionnaire

[@KG9551]

How do you use dry shampoo with curly hair? I’ve always seen it where people brush it through so it doesn’t leave a weird residue… how do you eliminate the residue when wearing it curly?

[@aleyahmalone5012]

We can use dry shampoo 😍🖤🧖🏿‍♀️ omg 😳 I learned so much. And I'm so glad to see your videos again. You are so beautiful and unique angel. Never lose your shine

[@ribi3]

Which quiz is this?

[@feetheawkward1739]

I'm wondering the same

[@grace1061]

Me too😭😭

[@B.Champagne]

It's on naturally curly website. I can't put the website or it'll look like a spam comment and get deleted.

[@TheChej]

Anyone know the website she used about hair type etc? She didn't leave a link...

[@samiraj.192]

I'd love to know too!

[@mizndmi8703]

Your hair looks great

[@lawandacampbell637]

What is the link for this hair quiz? I'd like to do a hair check up as well.

[@erikad2901]

Yes Crochet Gang! 😂

[@BlackTinkerbell]

Babes!! Satin Scrunchy!

[@NacaraBlue]

not you coming for knitters lmaoooooo i agree tho haha! Please show us your crochet projects

[@ammo565]

I'm like the same. Not too sure of my prosity, don't know my density, don't know if I'm considered 4c 4b 4a . I just use oil, deep conditioner, leave ins, stretch and do the standard every natural says do and hope for the best 😩

[@tifdoe2380]

Instead of ribbons, you could try satin scrunchies...scrunched.... they almost slip right out

[@Tinabina12]

My hair was doing so well then i did something… bad 😭 now its back to square one of being damaged and low po (its normally med/high)

[@nafiliamcintyre6098]

i don't see the link to the quiz

[@shysinterlude]

I haven’t watched the video yet but I already agree lol ATP my hair grows when it wants and does what it wants and it is what it is

[@iamdani8718]

Hey guys Naturally curly is the name of the quiz