Top 3 LIES In The Natural Hair Community!!

Let's talk about silicones, the water only method, and extracts in natural hair care products! There's been a lot of misinformation out here on the interwebs, so let's clear it up!
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[@sherwood9917]

If I ever tried to wash my hair only with water, my scalp would simply burst out laughing.

[@NewBlueTrue]

sherwood991 Your hair has a sense a of humor. That’s what’s up

[@CurlyChemistry]

This is hilarious! :-D

[@TXejas19]

@@NewBlueTrue did you mean to say human... Because i think that makes this funnier

[@truvy_5544]

Lol i only do that to remove the dirt on my hair for that week before wash day cus if I do cowashing every week my hair would punch my scalp lol

[@NewBlueTrue]

TXejas19 TXejas19 I meant to say *humor

[@rochellethundercloud346]

One lie is you need millions of products for "Natural"hair.

[@tealeavesarethebestleaves8556]

I think that’s one of the biggest.

[@adegirly]

true!

[@brooklynforever1990]

Science is good. Myths not so much. Thanks for providing factual info.

[@adegirly]

on point!

[@Jeannette0890]

I'm fine with silicones, sulfates, and grease. If it works, it works 😅 lol.

[@DejaLevette]

Jeannette0890 eggggzactlyy

[@DetectiveHowler]

Thank you sister friend!

[@nadiamommy]

What silicone products do you use?

[@millslite2289]

Been using silicones all my life and my hair is down to my butt my whole life

[@dlilwon]

Right on ✊🏾 A lot influencers chat bollocks just to make videos, they do minimal to no research and feed us wikipedia crap. Always better to learn your hair to know what it likes

[@jazzyjenkins]

The ingredient list is so true. I used to work as food technologist, in that role I would create food labels and ingredient list. The companies always had me “edit” the ingredient list to be more appealing to the target customers. So I’m pretty sure the do it in the beauty industry. Also I started washing my hair with some basic suave shampoo. Deep conditioning with silicone mix conditioner and my hair is at waist length. 4b hair.

[@doThatGWalk]

Is the Silicone mix natural? How long have you been using those products to get waist length?

[@jazzyjenkins]

doThatGWalk about a year and a half.

[@doThatGWalk]

@@user-zx1ii7vf2z I know, silicone mix is a brand.

[@kathyboykin5335]

What was your major in college?

[@iasiadaily]

Wow this explains what my hair told me years ago. Silicones work really well in my hair & cowashing and and not using shampoo never worked for me ! Thank you

[@CurlyChemistry]

You're welcome!! :-)

[@dantexventa3695]

Same here .

[@nadiamommy]

What silicone products do you use?

[@NappyFu]

👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏾👏🏽👏🏿

[@trafficcontrol2420]

My other favorite lady!

[@noziphogumede7589]

@NappyFu Tv what your view on silicones

[@scmx90]

NappyFu I love you lol!!! ❤😊

[@Maki-00]

“Washing” your hair with just water and no shampoo seems about as useful as taking a shower with water and no soap!

[@cdb48340]

Both work well. I have tried it for two years. I use soap on 1 area as needed

[@rachelmm05]

Exactly if I use some kind of soap or cleaning product to wash my skin and other areas then why not use it to wash my hair.

[@YTD07]

Pretty much

[@Maki-00]

JONES That’s what lotion and body moisturizers are for! If you “shower” with no soap, then you’re still dirty!

[@Maki-00]

JONES Go ahead and be dirty if you want. I’m going to take a shower with SOAP every damn day! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@analiva]

As a food scientist who took a lot of chemistry courses... THIS is the first video that actually makes sense! Thank you for giving out the scientific explanation!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you for watching! Please share this video and help me get these truths out!! ❤️

[@candicefamber5434]

Please expose the rest of the lies!

[@kikima258]

I love how you say "if something works for you then just keep doing it" cause your hair is unique only you knows what really works and what doesn't

[@chadicchildhausaewesulluba8320]

Since I started using silicones I retained so much length😂

[@lowkeynonymous570]

BW Distance your Self u frfr👀👀 shoo say less 😭😭

[@nadiamommy]

What silicone products do you use?

[@stephody15]

Thank you for this video! I've been spreading this information but especially the last one. Extracts are claims ingredients and the real tea is a lot of these companies don't even have any in the actual batch. I love seeing fellow cosmetic formulators and chemists spread correct information. I think I wanna share my experience on my journey to becoming a cosmetic chemist and getting my masters cause its been a long one but I've finally reached my goals

[@CurlyChemistry]

Heyyy fellow STEM!! Share your experience, it matters and it will help others! :-)

[@brooklynforever1990]

Keep rising sis! 🙌🏾👏🏼

[@kensmb8668]

Congratulations!!! I don't know you and I'm happy for you. 😁🥳🎉

[@SamMKKK]

Breh. Somebody on this app was talking about some “wAtEr-wAsHiNg.” These are trying times.

[@Abmarp]

Samantha-M. 😂😂😂

[@MeganAllen1738]

😂😂😂

[@maurawashington3548]

As a current chemistry major, I truly want to say thank you for making this video!

[@SEOshogun]

I love your content! One of your videos about dimethicone inspired me to use a silicone based knock off of chi silk serum in place of my oil in my LOC method in a recent wash day and I have not looked back. My moisture is retained so much better than when I used a regular oil and since I shampoo with a sulfate free shampoo and restyle my wash and go every 3 to 4 days my hair is always manageable now because it never gets dry and crunchy and tangled. Thank you for the sharing the science of healthy, well cared for hair of all textures! You are much appreciated.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you Denise!! I appreciate you! Please share this video :-)

[@Xanthe79]

I use Biosilk on top of my leave-in and my hair has never been as moisturized as it is now! My hair LOVES silicone😊

[@VFEdge]

@@Xanthe79 Mine does too! :)

[@alandria]

You need a *SURFACTANT* to wash your hair! and that's on period 👏

[@caramelcocoa234]

Alandria 🗣periodt!!!

[@SunshineQu33n]

I am waiting for you to launch your natural hair products 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@disaj7460]

Ikr??!! I'm there for that!

[@naomidudley561]

I can't wait but i know when you drop it it will.be on point!

[@AngelaVEdwards]

I have always been able to use silicones. I don’t get build up but I also don’t do that “only lather up the scalp” thing that so many curlies do. I wash once a week, but I actually WASH my hair. Then I “squish to condish” and then add oil and then cream so that I replace any lost moisture. I don’t have silicone build up.

[@OracleExpressionist]

Thank you for clearing up the lies about silicone. I remembered using silicone years ago when I use to relax my hair and my hair loved it. My hair retained so much growth. Now being natural my hair have been at a stagnant length. So you know what I'm going to do, yep purchase what my mane has been thirsting for. 🌞🌞🌞🌬 By the way I love love love your channel😊😊😊

[@biancamartin1606]

I tried no silicones and and sulfate for a year, didn’t work for me went back to my holy grails, I do a ACV rinse every two weeks to remove the silicone. All you need is something clarifying to remove so a clarifying shampoo or ACV or baking soda. Works for me 🤷🏾‍♀️ my hairs growing fast again.

[@shortygable]

Bianca Martin what do you use? What are your regimen? If you don't mind me asking.

[@biancamartin1606]

Gina Lacey I switch it up but I’ll use aussie or shea moisture shampoo sometimes not your mothers, then I’ll condition same brands, then I’ll deep condition my favorites are the shea moisture Jamaican black or the Aussie 3 minute miracle with oil mixed in, leave it in for a hour with a cap on, then I’ll take a shower and do my wash n go, I’ll use the Cantu leave in conditioning cream, then the curl enhancing smoothie, then wetline gel. I usually end up washing my hair twice a week like every 5-6 days so the back half of the week i take out deep conditioner and do everything in the shower. Took me forever to get my regimen and finally be able to do a wash n go but once I started doing everything in the shower and started doing things for my porosity instead of just my curl type I finally got a routine and I’ve been natural for like 6 years 😂

[@Kiyonce.Kartier]

I was on the curly girl method for 2.5 solid years. When I put silicone back into my routine, my fairy knots went down by A LOT. I was having to trim so much and so often when I was silicone free. I need the barrier of a cone to keep my strands slippery. Love cowashing, but I also love my ORS moisturizing sulfate shampoo.

[@nadiamommy]

What products have you found to retain moisture?

[@aprilprichard]

Thank you for this. I have very thin, high porosity hair and I’ve been avoiding all the ingredients the curly hair community says to. My hair just seems to stay dry and tangled and it breaks and I was about to give up hope that I could fix it until I found your videos. I saw that you recommended things with dimethicone and I knew ppl say avoid silicones but I was at my wits end and you seem to know what you’re talking about so I went and bought what you suggested. I’m so grateful to report that I’ve had A LOT less tangles and breaking since I stopped avoiding silicones. Thank you for busting the myths. It’s very needed!!!!

[@yourfavnurseb9699]

What you said about extracts makes sense. It’s like essential oils. You only need a few drops compared to the larger amount of carrier oils that you would use

[@veliciawilliams1081]

Come on hair chemistry knowledge 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😊

[@VFEdge]

THANK YOU and God richly bless you! Subcribed! I've mentioned in another post truths about silicones. Phenyl Trimethicone may be the one that is a little heavy and may leave residue for some people. I find that people are layering one product after another on their hair and it's making it dull, etc. I wash my hair, condition in the shower, rinse, leave my hair wet as possible, spray more water/aloe mix if needed, apply conditioner and then silicones on top. The end. I may experiment here and the (I'm a product junkie too!). I "flow" with whatever my hair wants to do but i am very low maintenance. Natural hair to me is extremely time consuming. WashnGos are too for me. Hth

[@taylorfloyd3793]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge these natural hair gurus don't wanna talk about! To be honest, all these natural hair products have destroyed my hair over the years and created several dry spots on my scalp. I currently stick to DIY recipes and Doo Gro Grease for my hair, and my natural hair problems have virtually disappeared. Thanks again for your chemistry knowledge and guidance 🥰

[@kreativeheart8598]

From now on im only watching your videos and real dermatologists videos. Thanks for sharing!

[@YouKnowMeDuh]

I've noticed that when I run my hair under warm water for a while, it will eventually release the product that's on/in it. I found it quite interesting because I did not expect that to happen. But even then, I wasn't certain whether or not _everything_ was washed off that needed to come off, so I still use shampoo.

[@naigh-naighwhy222]

People who share the same name call each other "bitso" here in South Africa. So, thank you bitso.

[@KateeAngel]

I am not even curly, and I absolutely love your channel. It is so important to provide factual scientific information about any topic

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you Kate! ☺️

[@sharonmabson7868]

Thanks for this video. My hair has always loved silicone and when I started using silicone free products I noticed more hair fall 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@takayasweeney]

The water only method is exactly that...water only. You’re not supposed to keep putting oils/conditioners or whatever on your hair...just water. If someone does that, I don’t see why they’d need a surfactant. It’s not something I’d do but to each their own. Great vid💜👍🏾

[@carolperdue7534]

T.K. Sweeney there is dust and dirt in the air which deposits on the hair. Grease from cooking gets aerosolized and deposits on the hair. Plus our scalp secretes oil. You need a surfactant to remove this gunk.

[@shelovesthemso6252]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Especially for the silicone lie.

[@patricedixon2634]

One myth about not using hairdress/pomade proved wrong for me. I started using it again and my hair is so bomb. I will never stop using it again, all the gimmicky products aren't needed for me.

[@belletaunde102]

patrice dixon I know one woman who has used pomade for years and her hair looks great! I was blown away when she told me

[@ciannacoleman5125]

I never really bought the idea that all these things were bad until I changed my shampoo on a whim to a paraben and sulfate free (not sure about silicon) and I can go longer between washes. Totally agree that people should do what works for them, I have just noticed that the simpler and more “natural” the better for me.

[@poohbearrocks2008]

I used to diy all my hair products because I was just exhausted of reading labels and not knowing what was gonna work and what might damage my hair. Then I started trying lots of different products and honestly not caring too much about what is it. Now I can't tell you if something has silicone or not. If it adds moisture and gives me slip. I use it. If not, I don't. I think it's best not to follow the "rules" so much and just do what you feel your hair likes

[@kaylaollivierre6952]

I love a KZbinr that speaks facts backed by science 💯.... New subbie!

[@kimlampkin3581]

Good information I always used hair products with silicones and sulfate they never bothered my hair

[@pilarmorgan9288]

I thought there were different types or levels of silicones, meaning that some are more difficult to remove than others. The one time I did use a product with silicones my hair felt "off". I went through my products and the only thing that was different was I didn't catch the silicone listed on my conditioner. I haven't used them in over a year now. So do I use them or not?

[@Heyokasireniei468sxso]

Surfactants are chemical compounds that decrease the surface tension or interfacial tension between two liquids, a liquid and a gas, or a liquid and a solid. Surfactants may function as emulsifiers, wetting agents, detergents, foaming agents, or dispersants. wetting agent meaning just water can help depending on the water

[@musicismyhothotsex92]

I agree with you about silicones, but if we are talking about environment damage - I think we should reduce the amount of silicones that we put on your hair. Sorry I'm just trying to be more environmentally friendly and think we should be all more conscious about all those products that we use that are potentially harmful to the environment.

[@rellyfpooh7464]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for providing correct info and educating us. This is much needed in the natural hair community

[@k.d.2589]

Maybe silicones work for others, but they definitely make my hair dry and brittle. When I removed silicones from my routine, my hair got so moisturized and happy from the very first wash. I need leave-ins, but the silicones in conditioners were preventing penetration. Never again!

[@nadiamommy]

What silicone conditioners were you using that gave you problems?

[@MrNinjaCloud]

Please make this into a series!!!

[@CurlyChemistry]

I think I will! : )

[@disaj7460]

Oh my!! May The truth set us all free! Did not know abt the extracts being listed at/near the bottom of the ingredients lists is scientifically sound! Cheers sis!

[@GeminiDayDreams]

I think the thing most people don't understand about the water-only method is that there are two ways to clean things, via mechanical action or chemical. The water only method uses mechanical cleansing via brushing and preening. Calling it a lie is a bit much. I don't think I particularly biased toward the method either just well informed. I tried the method it worked, it took too way too much effort for me so I went back to shampoo and conditioner.

[@rhondajoneswhitley3463]

You are a part of my budget next month!!! I can't wait to read your book! Thank YOU for this valuable knowledge!

[@serenityhill5695]

I use sulfate free shampoos with jojoba oil because my hair is fine and my hair loves it…changing my hair is not on the dry anymore.

[@gaellematunga4052]

Is grease really bad for our hair? I love me some blue magic

[@houndstooth89]

I know you want her answer, but it isn't. It's non-comedogenic so don't believe the "it clogs your scalp and doesn't allow the hair to grow" mess either. I use grease bc it seals in moisture. My hair thrives bc of it. I have no issue washing it out because I use shampoo.

[@gaellematunga4052]

@@houndstooth89 okay thank you❤

[@DefineMorena]

It depends on your hair and scalp. My hair and scalp don't mind mineral oil so I use Sulfur 8 and Dabur Amla Oil on my scalp. I make sure to use a sulfate shampoo to get rid of the build up.

[@rachelmm05]

Our mamas used grease on our hair as kids. And unless your mom had no idea what she was doing our hair grew and was healthy for weeks at a time until the next wash day. It's a sealant. Now does that mean. Go crazy and use an entire container..no. but in my experience it doesn't harm the hair just dont use a lot when applying and be sure to throughly wash

[@marlenetapiadiaz5256]

I started to use my natural curly hair this year after many years of straight it... And watching a lot of videos of de CGM was so shocking for me, I tried it but it was the most horrible experience that I have had. I appreciate this kind of videos ❤️

[@jennahilton8259]

I agree with this woman right here. I do co-wash, but I only do that in between wash days. I have to use a shampoo to get the product buildup and excess oils off of my hair. I tried co-washing as a replacement for shampoo before and I had SO MUCH product buildup that I had to wash my hair in sections about 4 or 5 times before I was able to get everything out. It was a nightmare. Co-wash if fine between washes, but that’s it.

[@Amanda-wx5ck]

Great video! Personally, I don’t use silicones or oils in my hair. Those ingredients cause my hair to become dehydrated and coated over time. Moisture for me comes from clean hair and a clean scalp, a good deep conditioner, and a moisturizing hair cream. Also, detangling my hair thoroughly with a wooden comb once a week to get all the shed hair out aids significantly in moisture. The natural hair community believes in finger detangling. That is detrimental for my hair.

[@noziphogumede7589]

Me too Silicones products quickly build up on my hair. So I do not use any products with them .

[@vee3133]

Where did u get your wooden comb from?

[@Amanda-wx5ck]

Vanessa Williams I got mine from Amazon. It’s the Breezelike Sandalwood wooden comb.

[@vee3133]

@@Amanda-wx5ck thank u😊

[@Amanda-wx5ck]

Minimal Assembly Yes, pure oils. I don’t use pure oils. I just use actual hair products because the ingredients are naturally formulated for hair. I used to think that using raw oils on my hair “sealed” in moisture. That just caused my hair to become dehydrated over time. And while detangling tools are used more and more in the natural community, finger detangling has been touted as the best way to detangle natural hair. Especially by naturals who follow the Curly Girl Method. I did that for the first three years of being natural and I constantly battled single strand knots and tangles.

[@Silkyslim48]

This video is soo much needed for the naturalistas! Good info!

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you!! :-)

[@dasexybkma]

The water only method is not normally used with store brought products. It’s meant to be used to coat your strands with your sebum!

[@dree0583]

I went back to grease and haven’t looked back. But maybe I will give the silicones a try. I mean either way we are sealing in moisture not matter if it’s grease or silicones. Right?

[@InfoLunix]

Thank God for this information! There are so many myths in the natural hair community! I'm also learning with a trichologist from my country DR 🇩🇴✌️

[@jenc9956]

So glad I found you by accident (natural accident) but with God there are no accidents! I watched one of your videos from way back on you having a relationship with God...Congrats! It's a wonderful feeling. It's hard to find people out there like us. Thanks for sharing. Blessings~

[@weirdmyst7963]

She always makes me feel special when she ends her videos off with an "I love you."

[@YTD07]

I love how your videos are short and sweet, straight to the point I love facts.

[@KMGME]

I am very glad your videos are out there! Please continue giving up good information and knowledge to those who seek it.

[@sayladytea]

Thanks sis. We need your perspective to help break myths and achieve our #besthairlife.

[@anitathompson3564]

Thanks so much for sharing and educating me I'm trying sooo hard to grow Heather stronger hair I appreciate u giving the truth, keep it coming thanks 😊😀have a blessed day today in Jesus Christ our Lord GOD and savor JESUS CHRIST bye

[@shooz4unme]

WOW!! More on this topic, PLEASE!! MOST INFORMATIVE!!

[@verejey55]

My sister in law does not follow any hair method and she has waist length hair. Her hair retains so much length and she wash her hair with shampoo every week. No co wash. And always use silicone conditioners . So what it’s the truth?

[@lornab1340]

Love that your videos are short and to the point!

[@shelbymcdandan4431]

Lovvveeeeee this!! . I started buying into the silicone lie. Thank u for clearing up!!!!! Enjoying binge watching your videos to catch up!!

[@ashleybee8516]

Can you cover aluminum in deodorants

[@sweetnyouniq]

Keep me coming! I LOVE hearing this kind of information!!!

[@bkeressW]

My hair needs tons of moisture it looks dull and fried with product build up which is why I stopped using products with certain kinds of cones! I rather my hair readily recieve moisture than to have to do a shampoo session to strip away the silicones just to remoisterize. My hair dries out fast I love how it looks remoisterized every 2-3 days!

[@skb4055]

I’m sure you’re right but whatever I was using before, I wasn’t retaining length. No sulfates, no parabens, no silicones, yes length retention.

[@hereforit2347]

Since 2017 I have typically washed my hair with a co-wash cleanser (not conditioner, but conditioning cleanser) and rarely use shampoo. My hair, and especially my scalp, are left feeling clean and refreshed. Don’t co-wash products contain surfactants? By the way, I started a hair growth/health journey in the summer of 2016 when I was below shoulder length. I reached tailbone length by 2019. I plan to keep my hair at this length and work on increasing fullness at the ends by decreasing manipulation. Thankfully, I have been working from home since March 2020 and no longer have to style my hair every day. 😊

[@desmondehoppie4758]

Great Information. Thank You for taking the time to make this video.

[@linmarie203]

Will a sulfate-free shampoo remove silicone?

[@CurlyChemistry]

Linmarie great question! Yes!

[@Stuffings00]

Curly Chemistry yeah, my understanding was silicones should be avoided *if* you’re going sulfate free, and that the general silicone aversion that’s happened missed that point.

[@lizzieclay6774]

Thanks so much Sharmaine, I'm so glad your educating us. I appreciate it.

[@CurlyChemistry]

You're welcome!! ☺️

[@cassadia333]

From what I know its not that silicone is impossible to remove it's that you have to use harsh damaging cleansers. Where as if your using water solliable products you don't have to use harsh cleansers often

[@Allthatpurple76]

Hello! Does it make any sense to use a shampoo with silicones? How can you wash silicones off with silicones?

[@artistrybyelle7116]

Shondria Baynard I like silicones in stylers but I avoid them in shampoos and containers.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Great question! It is pointless to have a silicone in a shampoo, because they will wash right off.

[@nadiamommy]

@@artistrybyelle7116 what silicone based styler do you use?

[@artistrybyelle7116]

nadiamommy heat protectant leave in sprays and serums for silk presses.

[@nadiamommy]

@@artistrybyelle7116 thank you for your response!

[@rochellethundercloud346]

One outright lie is you NEED billions upon billions of products to be considered "natural". Honeychild.no.those products have toxic chemicals. In no possible universe should your hair routine take months to do each step. Thats way too much.same with skincare,fragrance,makeup.

[@gswpower7098]

Dont even get me started on this topic lmao

[@madame360]

Right lol

[@drmayesmt]

Honey and glycerin are great emollients.

[@LatoyaBB]

Thank you for this information! Please keep sharing your knowledge. 😊

[@CurlyChemistry]

Thank you Latoya! :-)

[@taraspeaks6293]

Oooh lawd. Let me listen. I'ma new natural girl and just trying to learn. Go head sis. I'm listening. ...

[@simonehall-williams3110]

😂😂💁

[@lvncsr6166]

Love your wisdom and knowledge about everything we don't know. Thanks so much for educating us.

[@FlowerDance333]

You answered my question! But I knew it... I just needed to “seal” the deal.

[@latricebyrd313]

Thank you pls bring more truth. Awesome sauce.

[@tiffanym5474]

Your videos are sooo educational and eye opening

[@gingersnaps997]

I love your videos and the information you provide. Luckily, I don't believe a half of what is posted on KZbin about natural half.

[@SAN_DRA.33]

The only way I can wash silicones out is with clay. My sulfate shampoo could not remove it all. I generally have noticed a big difference in my hair health and it's ability to retain moisture since going cone free. But I totally agree about needing sulfate shampoo, my hair needs that cleansing silicones or not

[@Hizwife]

Can Cocamidopropyl betain remove silicones as good as a sulfate shampoo does?

[@stephanieokoroma6157]

Yes, she said so

[@M3l155a]

Minimal Assembly exactly and in the process, it dries your hair.

[@CurlyChemistry]

Yes, it's also paired with another cleansing surfactant for extra cleansing properties, but I've used shampoos with just coco-betain and they work just fine. Quick fact! Coco-betain also has conditioning properties for the hair as well because it has a positive charge! I can talk about this in another video as well! :-)

[@CurlyChemistry]

False :-) coco-betain can remove silicones.

[@katvogue2871]

Another one I think would be grease cant go in low porosity hair.

[@rionell412]

I water washed for 3 weeks then used shampoo once a month but now that I'm going back to using silicones I'm going to be washing once a week with my sulfate free shampoo

[@tywanbrown3034]

Hey Hun, I hope you are enjoying your summer so far ☀️ That was very interesting what you said about the ingredients label, thanks for sharing

[@da1stamericus]

I been telling my natural friends this for years. My 4c relaxed hair wouldn't be under bra strap, if I didn't use silicon. I also cannot go longer than 2 weeks without washing my hair.

[@GracieWandyte]

I didn't know about the extracts wow. Very informative video 😍

[@angelamccants1468]

GlamFam sent me. New subbie!

[@CurlyChemistry]

GlamFam is amazing!! :D

[@NiceenoughDMV]

Thank you so much. I love you Scientists!

[@lovetee2144]

Wow this was very helpful and factual! Great video! 👍🏾

[@LaWandaT]

Thoroughly enjoyed this video. I look forward to whatever products you come out with to cater to all hair ❤️

[@CapriRose.]

Thank you for the scientific breakdown!! I love your videos!

[@thephoenix2176]

I read a chef's comments, that she traveled the world and majority of the any type of olive oil is in the country is fake - she stated it is too expensive and the companies resort to less quality products. In saying that I always make sure anything I use is researched to my own resolutions - with what works or not Thanks for the infor Queen !