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[@daelclapperton8990]

I really wanted to see what her natural curl pattern looks like as someone who’s “heat trained”

[@Mzgmw23]

Beautiful Clintera! Hair look like a lace front, so proud of you and the new beginnings!

[@unapologeticallyme4428]

Beautiful!!! I don't consider heat trained hair damaged. The curl pattern is altered just like it would if you have a relaxer without the chemicals. If it's not stiff, brittle, breaking off then it's healthy. Heat training can be a healthy alternative to have straighter hair than a relaxer full of chemicals.

[@LaWandaT]

I’m so glad 🙂 someone said it.

[@deshickerson4531]

@@LaWandaT it's true you can still maintain the health of your hair even with heat but heat trained hair is just mild heat damage.

[@roudiamondgh92]

I've been trying to tell people this. A lot of curly naturals have severely damaged hair but can't tell until they get a silk press and the stylist chops 5 inches of dead ends. They need to stop calling heat trained damaged hair if the hair is actually healthy.

[@tonyamontgomery2733]

The longer the hair is the looser the curl pattern because of the weight of the hair.

[@imgrateful7142]

Your hair is pretty and healthy. Mine looks similar to yours, but not as thick. Last relaxer was over 15 years ago. It will pretty much stay straight after applying heat until I wet it. Keeping it straight is the way my hair is easy to comb and do whatever with, therefore less breakage. I love it. ❣

[@evelynfowlerevelynfowler4057]

Your hair is beautiful! Growing up natural this is how my mom took care of our hair straightening by pressing and pulling ( using marcel curlers) our hair once a month. Didn’t have all these products back then just water and grease ( royal crown/blue magic)

[@celesteporter2918]

Same thing my mom did. And, I've had long, healthy hair all my life.

[@dreadre82]

Girl, where you at!?!??! LOL Seriously though. I was so disappointed to see you only have 3 videos. We need more content from you. Come back to KZbin! :)

[@lolabunny1157]

Right I always check back

[@childofgod1755]

Can you please do a video explaining/showing how you heat train, products....etc??????? I want to start!

[@Muslimah33]

Isn’t it this process she just showed? Using the highest heat setting?

[@erikawithak3506]

This video literally answered all of those questions 😂😂

[@aprilchow-chee5281]

The dislikes are from the natural hair community. Your hair looks so healthy sis. I say do what you wanna do. I'm considering doing heat training instead of relaxed just because the time for preparing my hair in the morning with 2 kids I don't have time for it.

[@JoyJoy-oc7su]

How would you know who her dislikes are? Shut up 🙄

[@FitBabe]

OR the dislikes could be from impatient people who got annoyed with how incredibly SLOWWWWW her and this video moved along.

[@cfoster6804]

​@@FitBabe Ungrateful a$$.

[@cfoster6804]

I noticed the most successful heat users only wash and straighten once a month. I don't mind doing this but I need to find someone with a problematic scalp who has figured out monthly. I don't have seborrheic dermatitis or anything. Scalp just gets itchy.

[@JoyJoy-oc7su]

@@daughteroftheking9560 great advice

[@cfoster6804]

@@daughteroftheking9560 Thanks for sharing. So you wear your hair straight 1-2 weeks per month? I don't think I can have my cake and eat it too, lol. I think I'll try washing weekly and blow drying with my Revair which is very gentle. I'll do mostly blowout styles then I'll flat iron one of those weeks.

[@shwasey]

The best thing that works for me is nizoral on Amazon reviews made me buy it

[@cfoster6804]

@@shwasey It keeps your scalp from getting itchy?

[@shwasey]

@@cfoster6804 yes works better than Head and shoulders, I found that letting my scalp breathe more helps as well, I'm a bad girl but throwing some parts in there when doing protective styling or maybe if you sleep with a bond that not wear a hat throughout the day that type of thing

[@Anh48927]

Can you do a detailed video on your regimen how often you heat train and what you do to maintain straight hair

[@Smiley16ize]

I am so glad I found you! I can’t do it anymore.😂 Coming to the straight side!!

[@AlahjeLLC]

Im straightening my hair as i type 😩 i cut my long hair off to start this natural hair journey and its back long again ... the curls are pretty but im over it lol it was heat trained and very healthy before no breakage no fairy knots lol the side it is!

[@dee.b.2210]

Me and my daughter are coming to the straight side also I'm over the curls and twist, I'm glad I found her channel too.

[@cfoster6804]

​@@AlahjeLLC Why did you cut it then if it was very healthy?

[@mayaboo96]

Gorgeous 😍can you please make a video on how to retain length while heat training

[@sheeshneesh]

I legit thought u had on a wig in the beginning😍

[@kingrich3589]

Sis. Clintera when I would watch you live stream at church, all this time I thought you were wearing weave. Your hair is beyond gorgeous... I am definitely going to give this a try. Looking forward to more videos... #Let God use you sis❤

[@danielledoyle7645]

Strongly considering heat training look forward to more videos

[@deesenuts8730]

I feel like heat damage is different than heat training. If your hair is still strong, doesn't have holes in your cuticles and it you did it overtime and not after 1/2 presses, you're good.

[@allthingstreasure5969]

You're right

[@deshickerson4531]

Heat trained hair is just mild heat damage.

[@cfoster6804]

​@@deshickerson4531 Why are you even here?

[@ms.sharpe8820]

@@cfoster6804she’s telling the truth honey. Lol

[@JessicaDessus]

I see these videos are like a year old I hope you come back to KZbin. I’m natural and I feel like heat training my hair something for me I have two little ones and I’m pregnant with my third and I understand being natural took a lot of time and people don’t really understand when you have 4c hair is a process

[@NaturallyCorporate]

Your hair is so pretty! And I like how you protect it to keep it healthy. I've used the shampoo, conditioner and heat protectant you used -- all great products!

[@sharnessamendez5756]

Can you please make a video about how to heat train your hair and the dos and don'ts of it?

[@Fluffypink102]

Your hair is beautiful!

[@Tiffanetic]

The Aussie conditioner is my fave as well. I keep a bottle in my stash.

[@deesenuts8730]

I miss my Aaliyah/ Prince heat trained hair lmao. It was so easy

[@latonyaeasterlin3432]

How often do you wash your hair?? I am thinking about hoping all natural, I wash once a week. And how often do you flat iron??

[@deesenuts8730]

I would always pass my roots slow and my ends fast just to even out the texture (roots are always thicker)

[@Sparkle-ey7iw]

I have almost bras strap length hair with blonde highlights I do protein treatments deep condition and flat iron once a month but started to notice breakage so I stopped for a couple of months and have been wearing braid outs cute little curly ponytails with my natural hair etc just anything to keep the heat off of it...it seems like you have to choose between heat and color unfortunately but I’ll try flat ironing again once I feel my hair is nurtured back to health

[@deesenuts8730]

with color you have to baby your hair even more and do more heatless styles too

[@dontliveinfear.7640]

It’s the bleach that’s causing the breakage, not the heat.

[@Monicaizpeace]

I'm a heat trained color treated natural for 3 years now and my hair gets noticeably longer each time I straighten it (once a month.) You can have both, consistency with your hair maintenance is key. My hair is actually the healthiest it's ever been since I've been natural. I'm a few inches from waistline but most importantly my hair is thick, healthy, and strong, with very minimal shedding. The only flaw I have with my hair is flakiness in the scalp between washes. Oh and to clarify, I've been heat training for 3 years and color treated for 6 months.

[@Sparkle-ey7iw]

@@Monicaizpeace thanks for the info...what is your maintenance routine if you don’t mind sharing...I washed and flat ironed 2 weeks ago and used the Aphogee protein treatment and Mielle Organics deep conditioner and a bonding oil like the Olaplex and it turned out beautiful...my hair is still growing and thicker than before but more shedding than I would like at times...I guess I’ll keep the routine since it’s been working...flat iron once a month keep it moisturized and take occasional breaks from heat

[@Sparkle-ey7iw]

@@dontliveinfear.7640 yes I know but adding heat to bleached hair can definitely cause more damage than it if wasn’t bleached if you’re not careful

[@quitaphillips]

Any tips for working out with heat trained hair?

[@deesenuts8730]

Thermal relaxing>>>

[@kimberlywilliams4149]

Yesss!!!!! Honey yesssss!!!! Beautiful and informative video!!!

[@jiavanna3989]

Your hair is nice, but your SKINNNN. Girl drop that skin care routine.

[@loveinautumn3978]

Yes!! Her skin is so even and smooth!

[@oridniv]

Forgive me if I missed you mentioning it. How frequently do you do this routine? How long have you been doing it?

[@oneflowerlover]

I read further down in the comments where she said she does the routine once a month. She said she started heat training in 2014.

[@suwuwu10]

can you do a braid out tutorial pleaaseee (preferably on old straightened hair)

[@Rah-nee-sha-lah]

I love it! Can't wait to see and learn more. ❤😁

[@justcallmebon2684]

Hello. Nice hair! Please let us know how often you straighten your hair.

[@Goldenxo90]

How many time do you heat train? Every once in a while ?

[@kaylamitchell6674]

So excited about this sis!!! Lol I’m going to have a ponytail like you 😊😊

[@RadiantRuby]

Your hair looks beautiful!! 😍💞

[@user-wp4qd6xh8x]

Came out nice ❤️💅🏾❤️

[@kimberlycornelious3519]

I love your hair. So beautiful! I have been thinking of heat training my hair.

[@daniellecarroll2366]

Awesome video, your hair is beautiful!!

[@byoutekinakoneko1574]

What hair type were you originally? I wonder how hard i have to work for this i’m 4c

[@azariapurdy5]

You’re So beautiful! I love your hair.

[@clinteralabrie4356]

Thanks sis!

[@alegria1094]

Hair goalsss😍

[@tiffanygantt5426]

Im gunna heat train soon

[@Fisklady2000]

How often do you do this? Do you oil your scalp between sessions?

[@bellefairydust]

How do you stop breakage my edges started breaking and my ends 😞

[@nickailadaley263]

Can you do a video on how you preserve this for a month?

[@shannonarmstrong6364]

Gorgeous head of hair

[@Muslimah33]

What clarifying shampoo do you use?

[@madib.2567]

Hi. What blow dryer do you use?

[@earlmoss9669]

Wow you have beautiful hair

[@QUEENTHICK007]

Beautiful thick hair

[@suwuwu10]

Ahhh your hair is perfect and you’re so pretty I’m like 5 seconds into the video lol

[@abkh329]

How do you maintain your hair at night? Do you wrap or just put in a Bantu knot? Beautiful hair btw. :)

[@clinteralabrie4356]

Thanks love.... I wrap it at night

[@lolabunny1157]

So you co washed then sat under the dryer?

[@jasminel.3166]

Thank you !!! More videos please 😍

[@chaneln1469]

Can you tell us how do you take care of your skin.

[@clinteralabrie4356]

I surely don't have the best skin, lol... its really sensitive... but will do!!

[@lolabunny1157]

Did a stylist hear train your hair or did you? I want to learn how

[@GGS645]

Gorgeous!

[@benazirngwa3642]

Ughh sooo pretty I'm 18 and my hair is about shoulder length. Can't wait for my hair to get this long. My only problem is that my silk presses dont get my hair silky and flowy enough, eventhough I follow all the steps and use good products. I am just confused at this point. Nonetheless this was a really great video and I am looking forward to more from you.

[@mybunniesarefat6230]

Same here !

[@Mskyraelise]

Flowy silk presses are best achieved when little to no products are used. Product weighs the hair down

[@MsAllen-ml3cw]

Love your hair

[@loveinautumn3978]

Your hair is beautiful, sis! How long have you been natural?

[@Oddsawesome]

Beautiful! How often do you do this routine?

[@clinteralabrie4356]

Once a month

[@terrielle5006]

If I heat train my hair would I have to big chop again when I'm ready to have it just curly?

[@Virtuenow]

Heat training the hair will loosen the texture and sometimes to the point where it stays straight. I would say you have to pick one or the other (just wear it curly or just wear it straight) - unless you don’t mind the loosened texture you may get.

[@robinerica4706]

My hair went from type 4 to type 2 so I just do rod sets or braid n curls when I want curly.

[@venny4489]

@@robinerica4706 how did u do it

[@ariel23175]

@@venny4489 I think by constantly straightening her hair with heat protectant and making sure her hair stays healthy

[@robinerica4706]

karms straighten like once a month..as it starts to loosen lower your temp..deep condition everyyyy wash

[@angelbell5218]

Beautiful

[@libfuzzy4629]

Gorgeous

[@nicolenash1520]

how long have you been heat training ?

[@clinteralabrie4356]

A little over 6 years @Nicole Nash

[@ladynefertitibk]

Beautiful results. New subbie here.

[@WhitakersWay]

Have you ever been relaxed ??

[@dlove6931]

Beautiful! How did you grow your hair so long ?

[@clinteralabrie4356]

Thanks dear!!! I will definitely be making a detailed video of my hair journey soon!!!

[@bellefairydust]

How often to you straighten your hair?

[@islandgirlforever2868]

This is what I want to know. How often do you straighten the hair when just getting started

[@Mskyraelise]

A friend of mine who is heat trained straights once a month. If it get frizzy at roots around week 2/3 she will do buns or a sleek ponytail to stretch the style

[@celiafeliciano3894]

😍😍

[@Akata365]

Can have hair like yours ?🥴🙃🥰🥵

[@MompreneurDiary]

Look I don't know what yall mean by heat trained I burned my hair to a hard crisp and have been having to do deep conditioners from all this heat. I was like I would have less damage and less trouble with a relaxer plus the smell of being burnt ain't it

[@cfoster6804]

Don't knock it. You just don't know what you are doing. If you smell burning hair your iron is too hot and/or whatever you are using isn't protecting your hair. You're making rookie mistakes girl.

[@kansola3453]

What flatiron do you use?

[@clinteralabrie4356]

Babyliss pro

[@kansola3453]

@@clinteralabrie4356 Thank you!

[@MompreneurDiary]

That look like heat damage them ends still straight

[@dontliveinfear.7640]

Her hair is much longer and thicker than yours isn’t it? It’s okay x

[@clinteralabrie4356]

Its the oldest part of the hair that has been getting heat put to it longer...

[@MompreneurDiary]

@@dontliveinfear.7640 actually no hers is not so try again

[@MompreneurDiary]

@@clinteralabrie4356 I looked into a scientific explanation of heat training and yes your are telling the truth they explained how the ends of the hair take less time to loosen when heat training

[@hard2dealwit]

That’s because there’s no such thing as heat training, the hair is damaged. Notice how her wet hair barely has a curl pattern.

[@asjianty27]

Beautiful