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[@StayintheSpirit23]

Just listening to you have me in tears… I’m taking control of my hair from now on and keeping it simple. Thank you for all your knowledge and continuing education and sharing with us all. I was definitely my own worse enemy. I appreciate you for real!!

[@IamCynDoll]

You are so welcome. You got this!

[@diannew3512]

My biggest takeaway from this is that simplicity is key to healthy hair. I definitely agree that the "natural community" has been sold and fed a bunch of garbage advice and products and our current beliefs about hair and beauty keep us in a box. My hair is at its healthiest, longest, and fullest now than it's ever been. Yet my hair routine, is very simplistic with quality shampoo, conditioner, heat protection for blowouts. Once I focused on scalp health, regular trims, and keeping my hair stretched, my hair started to flourish. We can really make it harder for ourselves.

[@FNJ720]

Wowww! I can’t imagine it being that simple for me.

[@jasminetiaraaa5152]

I just finished watching and I must say that I am beyond thankful I’m watching this at 20. For the past 3-4 years I have been going natural (I would straighten my hair maybe 2-3 times a year) but every time I would get it straightened I would find myself having growth, but would have to get 1-2 inches cut every time and just two days ago I had to get a cut that was needed because I had a cone hole within my shaft which led me to your channel in the first place. This really opened my eyes and then I looked in my bathroom and saw all of these products that I have bought and it’s ridiculous.. the amount of money I’ve spent on product to better define and hold my curls is crazy. Meanwhile my mom doesn’t ever wear her hair naturally curly and her hair has never broken off and it’s so long. I cannot believe I have been influenced so much to the point where I was thinking heat was the worst thing in the world. I may have to treat wearing my hair curly as like a one day thing for a special day instead or doing the flexi rods instead. Thank you so much for taking the time to sit down and help us all out. I love your content and you are a life saver🫶🏽💕

[@ayelefit]

Okay, I now understand your POV as a professional cosmetologist. I agree. With curly/coily hair (due to its structure) twist-outs and wash-n-gos cause more mechanical damage than heat used in the right way or hair sectioned and set/stretched using rods/rollers to stretch the hair. Keeping curly/coily hair stretched is the optimal way to retain length and keep it healthy. As my "natural" hair has become longer, I stopped doing 2 strand twists and small plaits and braids because of tangles. I began to realize that keeping my natural hair stretched has made my hair easier to manage and retain length.

[@KimMayfield-HVHY]

Less than a week I have been watching cut my dreadlocks about two weeks ago rarely washed just wore wigs and cut them. Since cutting them this time wore one wash & go and came across your videos right now I am wearing a perm rod set using Paul Mitchell shampoo/conditioner. Had to buy a hair brush, a blow dryer, flat iron/curling rod, non comdegenic almond oil, thermal heat protection etc.. Washed my hair last night blow dried, flat ironed then rolled with pink perm rods. I wore my natural hair out this morning & now watching more of your videos. Love you so much🙏😍🙌

[@lilithrosa9309]

Ive always preferred blow drying and my hair was long with it anyway with no damage. I'm African and your advice makes sense. If you look at ancient west African hair styles we always wore braids or stretched hair. We never wore our curls and coils out and even our afros were stretched out. Also our routine was simply wash condition moisturise put in braids or a stretched hairstyle for some weeks then repeat. Once blow dryers were invented it made our braid styling process easier. Wash n go's are for mixed race people.

[@lilithrosa9309]

Also as someone else mentioned before threading was used as our blow dryers before blow dryers existed.

[@IamCynDoll]

Thank you thank you thank you. This is all I’m trying to say!

[@user-kpkxgtj]

I love the look of West African rubber thread hairstyles. I know many despise them as old-school / from the past 😅but the way my life is set up I only want hairstyles that can be done in under 1 hour and I can take out myself in 15 to 20 minutes. If I could get some rubber thread I would wear those hairstyles for the rest of my life.

[@minnitreez333]

Question from your response, so mixed race people with curly hair should follow this method or the wash n gos?

[@jaybeey7239]

​@minnitreez333 I guess it depends on your texture. I know mixed race people whose hair is more to the black side. I'm guessing those people would benefit from what cyn is saying. I think she said if you can't comb through your hair in it's natural state then it should be stretched. So sounds like if you can comb through your wash and go with no breakage you should be good.

[@liyahb5567]

Growing up, anytime my mom, grandma, or Aunt did my hair they simply washed, conditioned, and blow dried my hair. Then styled. My hair was done every two weeks unless I had braids. And my braids would be in no longer than one month. That’s it. My hair was down my back, thick and shiny. When I went to the salon my hair flourished with silk presses. I only experienced breakage and damage when I started doing my own hair incorrectly. Flat ironing my hair incorrectly, like flat ironing it dirty and EVERYDAY. And detangling my hair improperly. I had the hardest time detangling after wearing wash n gos and wet styles. I’ve had the best length retention with stretched hair done properly. 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️Thanks so much for sharing your experience! This is everything!

[@liyahb5567]

Everything you’re saying makes sense you know what you’re talking about. Everything you’re saying we should do is what was done to my hair when it was flourishing growing down my back. 🙌🏾

[@IamCynDoll]

Yes let’s keep it simple love!!!

[@ebonywatson9939]

Leave in blow dry after deep condition do not let hair air dry. Wear hair in any straight style, setting the bonds. NO TWIST OUTS, no wash n gos, no air drying

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jasoniag]

I've learned the hard way over many years that wet styling does not suit my hair because beside tangles which lead to breakage, it compromises the integrity of my hair shafts over time. Even Shelly V said on a recent video that she knows it's far easier to retain length by wearing her hair straight consistently than to keep it curly. I can absolutely see the aesthetic appeal of wash n gos and twist outs but for me, it is yet another beautiful style which is not compatible with long-term healthy hair care.

[@macummings7818]

Maam Dont sweat the "calm amd easy going" approach - you hv a funny, sweet and engaging personality - being yourself is powerful and authentic. Thanks for all you do and everything you bring to the hair and wellness space! 😘🤗😘🤗

[@IamCynDoll]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@sandiespeaks4236]

I'm new and your calmness drew me in, and you sound so knowledgeable about hair. Thank you 😊

[@kaciecarmichael8888]

As a fellow scientist, the skin’s main function is protection. 😊 I appreciate the detailed hair education…. Especially the issues with keeping the hair wet….It makes so much sense after you explained this! Listen!

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks so much for hearing me my nerdy friend!❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@bellemady1]

Hi Cyn, I absolutely love your content! I even purchased your ebook on high porosity hair. You are spreading such much needed knowledge for hair care with so much passion and dedication! I stumbled across your videos earlier this year and I've been watching them ever since, going to your channel and looking for older videos on various topics I was looking for such as your take on henna, fenugreek, aloe, rice water, oiling the scalp, the LOC method, using essential oils like rosemary, peppermint, plaiting hair on wet hair instead of dry hair, detangling hair wet with conditioner on, and so many other practices highly recommended by the team natural youtubers. I was so amazed that you had addressed them all in your videos and that you had at least 1 video for every topic. So much content and knowledge put into these videos! I was also shocked by the revelations! FOR ABOUT 12 YEARS I WAS FOLLOWING THOSE TEAM NATURAL KZbinRS AS I DIDN'T KNOW ANY BETTER. I was following those team natural youtubers and I am guilty of having tried all of those practices at some point but I've been unlearning everything thanks to your channel and I've stopped all of them progressively as I didn't see any improvement in the overall condition and length of my hair throughout all these years. MY HAIR HAS REMAINED AT THE SAME LENGTH (ARM-PIT) AND SAME TEXTURE AND VOLUME BUT IT FEELS DRY MOST OF THE TIME. It has not been severely damaged but it has not improved either. I think that what saved my hair from completely falling apart is the fact that I was very consistent with my shampoo and professional trimming throughout all these years. I always shampooed every 2 to 3 weeks regardless of the hairstyle I had ( weave, wig, cornrows, box braids, braid out, twists out, crochet braid....) and I always had a professional trim on blow dried and flat ironed hair every 2 months. I'm going to keep on following your advice as I want my hair to get healthier and longer. SINCE I'VE STARTED APPLYING YOUR TIPS A FEW MONTHS AGO MY SCALP ITCHING HAS REDUCED DRASTICALLY AND IT IS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE EDUCATIONAL WORK YOU DO THROUGH YOUR CHANNEL. IT IS SO MUCH NEEDED!! NEVER STOP REGARDLESS OF WHAT THE IGNORANT HATERS SAY. THEY JUST DON'T KNOW ANY BETTER. Following you all the way from South Africa.

[@IamCynDoll]

Thank you sister I really appreciate you for hearing me! You get it, this is all I’ve been trying to say so I’m so glad the women I do it for hear me. If you have any request please let me know I got you!

[@boutiquesmiles]

Its true, happened to me. I did twists and wash and gos for 3 years, thinking I'll end up with long gorgeous hair. Went for a silk press in December, and the hairdresser ended cutting half of it off because of damage 😢

[@Soar1716]

Discovered you because of this video appearing on my feed today and I already know it's definitely not by chance! Been feeling in my soul that I wanted to start using heat again and stretching my hair, not doing all and everything that curlygirlworld wants us to. (where I live it's winter now so that's part of the reason as well) . I use heat minimally, been doing so for the past 10 years. Recently blowdried (with a heatbrush) after yearssss. I've always had thick hair, that has changed the last couple of years but I blamed my aging, hormones and what not. But the truth is... I was a bit shocked to see what's left now. THIS ALL makes so much sense. I have an appointment to trim my hair next month and after that.... things are going to change around here. This video (actually another one but this was the second one I watched) confirmed my gut feeling. What would you recommend as basic steps for people to 'start over'? Besides using heat and minimal products? (I haven't watched your other video's yet). THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE!

[@IamCynDoll]

Hi thanks so much for sharing .❤️❤️❤️ so many women are in your situation. Watch the video in the pinned comment.

[@Haneefrjordan]

I never knew you this? It makes so much sense. When I kept up my hair in the salon every two weeks. Then a press. My hair grew so long. And I never used oils on my scalp. When I started my loc journey. I seen the hair stylist once a month. No oils on my scalp my hair grew like crazy. However, When I cut my Locs and went natural for 3 year! And I did have a lot of trauma happen to me during that time. Loss my child and mom and father in law. My hair literally came out in chunks. Went to a doctor they said I had stress alpaca. ( I had never heard of that) now, my hair sheds a lot and so much other stuff. Smh 🤦🏾‍♀️ But I’m here to learn and do.

[@IamCynDoll]

I’m so sorry to hear that. Sending you love big sis. Please watch these two videos next. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn_Yiq2vZb2mrsUsi=mWd1AYbYaxsAcOUA kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpfZgY2gaLytl7csi=9sc79oIXeC3Wnve6

[@Haneefrjordan]

@@IamCynDoll yes ma’am I’ll be watching and applying what I learn. Thank you so much. And God bless you. I’m coping but one things for sure. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.

[@QueenBeeRee034]

I’m “team natural” and I honestly hate doing wash and go or twist out hairstyles. I’m happy I stumbled upon your video. Thank you for this! ❤

[@IamCynDoll]

It’s my pleasure.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@claudettewatkins4237]

I just got done having 2 small bald spots on the side of my head i knew it was from inflammation but couldnt figure out what it was. I realized it was the foods i was eating creating an overgrowth of yeast as well as tension and the way i was applying my products. Since the front of my hair is the driest I'd always add tons of product to the hair and scalp like daily. Thank god ive stopped that an theyve grown back i cut down yeasty foods upped my intake of water an acv internally. I did use oil on my scalp tea tree and rosemary and a carrier oil for the yeast then id wash it out (NOT LEAVE IT ON). I did try a derma roller and minoxidil 2 times but honestly just changing up those few things helped so much! Idk if all that was right but one thing i keep getting criticism about is how much i wash my hair 1 times a week sometimes more or less but if my scalp itches ima wash it. if my hair feels dry instead i putting hella product in my hair im gonna clean it deep condition it and then style it again. Thank you for helping me and i know i dont do it all the right way im still watching an learning thank you

[@sylviah9589]

This is so good! I am going to say, in love, that I am so glad I did not go hard in the paint on the curl style for me. I did have that cone issue, so I wore my hair curly styles for 1.5 yrs. But really saw more damage from that so I stopped. Then the next press, I saw a complete change! Today, 2 weeks ago, stopped wearing edge control for the first time in my life! So I'm hoping to see change in the future from that and implement things you mention more, so it's crazy to think, well just get great shampoo and spend more time on mine and my daughter's hairs. Cause omg, when she is 13, 17 omg her hair will be doubled. Geesh. So I am so grateful for your time in spreading this education. Good hair or not as folks always tell me, God be to glory for this hair, so oh well, it's about to get better and I'm thrilled! Thank you so much and use to love your videos back then, yours was then best to beng watch lol. And seeing this now, I love it! You are blessed!

[@QsynYo]

GIRL you are telling the truth

[@IamCynDoll]

THANK YOU FOR HEARING ME.

[@Ari-hn7gd]

Deff agree that I retain length when I do blown out styles or silk presses, but I actually like how my natural curls look and want to switch it up on occasion. How do I wear my natural curls in a way that’s still healthy? Is setting foam and setting my natural curl under the dryer fine?

[@IamCynDoll]

Watch the live in the pinned comment.

[@Junature]

​@@killahkurlz7157So you are saying, the hair that the creator put on our head, we should keep it that way once per month? 😮

[@Junature]

@@killahkurlz7157 Ok, understood.

[@Sweety069]

​@@IamCynDolli also want the answer to this but the live video is not playing.😕

[@cumanobles4166]

Girl you are the truth you ‘Im here for it

[@Oshuin9]

I will have to come back and watch the rest. So far, this video made me reflect music videos from the 70s and 80s. I remember seeing us with such thick and beautiful hair on the music videos. Thank you for these teachings.

[@aquafina6544]

Yesss@cyndoll😘 NY in the building Brooklyn grown with THICK SKIN. I have been natural my ENTIRE LIFE and I'm your moms age. My hair has changed with hormonal changes but it was thick dense and long. I stopped greasing my scal at 10 bcus my mom listening to my gma her ma n law piling on that stinky dax blk grease and crown royal that smelled like old wht women and had my hair flat stiff and my scalp collected EVERYTHING (say it slow).. I just washed my hair one side at a time bcus it would clog the drain bcus of length. When i got old enough i took myself to an old school marcel oven and hot come kitchen stylist. She washed rubbed something on it combed it out put me under hooded dryer then put a lil something on it and press the hell out of my hair. When they all passed away and NO ONE WANTED TO LEARN THE TECHNIQUES so, it died with them. I NEVER HAD HEAT DAMAGE. I loved a prees n curl that stayed straight and curly for 4wks. Then i just blow dried my hair with a big comb with close teeth. Girl my hair was so long and think. Then, in my mid 20s i stared doing my hair myself but my problem was, I was refreshing my style daily with heat. When my hair sstarted looking weak and no longer fluffy idk what was wrong. 2k8 i decided to be a curly natural. I wanted to see if my curls could look like my sister (ringlets) it took years to untrain my hair and i fell in law ve with my curls but they backfired on me when they dried.😢 I watched team natural and tried styles bcus i never knew any currently styles. My hair got thick and the longer it got the more my curl stretched. WHEW...😂😂😂 All this to say, i hate wet head and hair feeling. I did twists but not twist out and wng was to much work. I'm older and ive had hormones change surgies back to back and the toll its taken on my hair is hard but i am back on blowing out my hair during this time of the year and doing what i call wash in go but I i FULLY DRY my hair, and box braids big ones and 2 french braids. Ive been healthy tail bone at least 3x since 2k16 and 2k22. I just recently cut 12in off bcus it was see thru. K=KEEP I =IT S =SIMPLE S =ST@#$! or SISTA. ❤ THANK YOU CYN

[@SarahGarvey26]

Watching this live now😊. 3 weeks in now, and I was struggling blow drying with a Paddle brush, so I have just used my blow dry brush which was easier. My hair still feels dry but I will persevere because I believe what you say to be facts! Leave in only from now on😊.

[@IamCynDoll]

What do you use to blow out and have you detoxed your scalp and hairshaft yet?

[@SarahGarvey26]

@IamCynDoll Hi, I used a clarifying shampoo 3 weeks ago. I am using a leave in cream but just a small amount and a small amount of heat protector spray and that's it. I have gone back to combing my hair every day to help spread my sebum.

[@marleyhill34]

​@@SarahGarvey26If you don't want your hair to be dry, you will need to use a moisturising shampoo every week and a moisturising deep conditioner every with a plastic cap and a hot towel for minimum 20 minutes. If you don't use a lot of products you only need to use a clarigying shampoo once every 6-12 weeks.

[@sistersouldier7773]

It has taken me days to finish this whole video but it's been worth it. I'm watching video after video. I have so many products 😭 I wanna throw it all away because I don't want to give it to anyone due to the fact that it'll damage their hair as well. I was telling my husband that this stuff goes for men too. I was wondering why men go bald so fast when all they do is wash their hair and cut it, but then I was reminded of the ones I've been around that bald early grease their heads and put wave products in. It's crazy. Why are you 24-30 years old balding??? Anyway, I'm going to tell my husband to stop putting products in his hair. New us this 2024

[@IamCynDoll]

Yes when we know better we do better. I say don’t throw them away. Stop using them for 6 months and if my way ins t better pull the products back out. There is nothing to lose.

[@antoinetteroberts5098]

OG here. I am so proud of You all You have done and all that You do. I appreciate You Sis🥰

[@IamCynDoll]

Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@newworldlord643]

I went to cosmetology school 20yrs ago and you talkin CORRECT SIS.. ur not being rude and I would've said so if u were.. , ppl take talking sense as rude these days... women be pissed I can't do this work nomore bc IT IS GHETTOOOOO OUT HERE! I just found you today because I'm looking to do something different care wise and you're helping me , I'm always open to listen to another "professional" not these dam yt on here jumping on trend after trend gtfoh

[@IamCynDoll]

Listen!!! Thank you sis your support is everything. Everything I say can be looked up and confirmed. When women complain about not having good cosmetologist they refused to admit that they pushed us out the industry. We’ve found peace and we’re never going back. Yall got it.❤️💙💙

[@newworldlord643]

@@IamCynDoll omgggg !! i never looked at it that way lol the good ones def left sadly... or are overbooked and u cant see em anyway... and yes ive found peace and my back loves me lol

[@alexxdaye1]

YES YES YES & YES!!!! Thank you!!!!!

[@ebonywatson9939]

I did everything wrong before I watched your video. Now I’m sitting here with all that LCO in my hair. I had a homemade oil on my scalp, but I got some rose water and cleaned my scalp. Just waiting for my next wash day to wash all the product out of my hair. I just decided to go back to weekly washes and detox’s

[@IamCynDoll]

You got this just remember no aloe!!!

[@sheilabailey4005]

​@@IamCynDollWhat is wrong with Aloe?

[@paperbook5629]

I watched a video u made 2 years ago (the one called “No more wash n goes do this instead”) where u said it’s ok to wear ur natural hair as long as u use foam and either sit under a dryer with twists or use a diffuser but it sounds like u don’t recommend this anymore… I’m not being rude I’m just lost on what to do with my hair now bc I was gonna follow that video but i’m confused now

[@IamCynDoll]

Follow the science not me. I leave those videos up so you can see my evolution before and after I learned the science. Not to mention in the video my hair wasn’t long enough to that was for shorter hair that’s not able to be styled yet. Learn the science sis and you won’t be confused. Don’t follow me and what I’m doing learn about your body and how it operates and make your choices based on that. Be your own Guru you have all the answers you need in your mind you just have to put the knowledge in its place.

[@sheilabailey4005]

What is the difference between using a brush or a comb to help sebum to get to the bottom of your hair ends? What is best to detangle your hair, a brush or a comb?

[@JBFelder1]

Best advice ever!!! Thank you sis!

[@FNJ720]

It’s going to take me 3-4 days to watch this whole video but I’m going to do it so I can learn some new things to benefit my hair.

[@BeingErikaWhite]

Aaawww I love the calm and peaceful tone. I just watched a video and now watching the second. I think I saw a video a long time ago maybe but not sure. The one I just watched was not so calm but definitely got my attention. lol

[@latriciasmiles]

Not smell death at a funeral. Sis, your reads/analogies are always on point. I'm on the floor crying laughing.

[@IamCynDoll]

🤣🤣🤣

[@LovelyBEAMBY]

Genuinely asking what's the proper way to wear your hair curly? I like my curls but I want to keep my hair healthy and not use all of those products. Also is diffusing the curls after applying a leave in a healthy way to wear my curls?

[@SunshineKK99]

She stated to use rollers to get the same results.

[@IamCynDoll]

Watch this full video I answered that.

[@Sunshine4]

@@SunshineKK99thanks!!!

[@nitajoesplaytherapy4639]

I watched this video and saw you for the first time July 9th,2024. I have never seen someone tell the truth,talk crazy, and be emotional all at once. Lol... not the SAGE! WHEW! Good to see someone tell us why CURLY TIGHT HAIR ROLLING ON ITSELF is not good.

[@IamCynDoll]

Its my pleasure, thanks for hearing me.❤️

[@pinklotus9684]

😊❤ thank you so much for sharing this with us I have perm rods and I'll be using them instead. I'll also try the other methods you talked about. I'm a new subscriber now.🌻🦋

[@IamCynDoll]

Welcome to the family! Keep me updated!

[@jenniferschmitt8996]

I use satin rollers to bump my ends under on dry hair, usually blown out or flat ironed, no product or heat, slap a bonnet on, next day silky curls, go figure, your awesome Cyn

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks for sharing!! Yes!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@t.b.306]

I tried using coconut oil on my scalp about 10 years ago. About 3 days later I parted my hair and had the worst dandruff I’ve ever seen. It was at that point I never oiled my hair again. I also tried the sulfate free shampoo and my hair itched like heck. I have found the best for my scalp is regular washing about every 1 to 2 weeks and not putting product on my scalp, or leaving my hair or scalp wet for a prolonged time. I silk press my hair and it has worked best for me. Prolonged “protective” styles do more damage than help for me. My hair has grown the longest and thickest by my silk press routine. You speak the truth. It takes me about an hr and a half to do my hair so it’s carefree for me ❤❤

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience i appreciate you!

[@CGolden24]

This explains why locs grow ❤

[@renaissancewoman100]

Yep. My hair grew from tapered cut shaved on the sides to shoulder length in a year.

[@sheilabailey4005]

Can you blow dry dry hair or do you need to add leave-in conditioner before you blow dry?

[@stephaniewilliams9559]

I remember getting a Luster silk press "perm". Those were the best. My hair was thick and long. They stopped making that too.😥.They need to bring it back or something like it.

[@victoriamarilyn]

I want to wear my hair straight, but I workout 4-5 days a week and I sweat in my head.😩 I just wear it in twists. But if i could keep it straight, I would.

[@IamCynDoll]

Women have been working out long before twist came there are other options you just have to be intentional.

[@gigibrown_wright]

I work out about 3 days a week. I make my sweatiest work out day my wash day. I blow dry and flatiron my hair every 7-10 days. I dry my hair after my workouts and because my silk press gets puffy in the process, I roll my hair and wear it in curls towards the end of my wash week. Hope this helps 💜

[@victoriamarilyn]

@@gigibrown_wright Thanks so much! I'm a really heavy sweater, but I'll definitely try out your methods. I would love to have it straight. I didn't even think about doing my hair every 7-10 days. I was trying to make it last for a month lol. Thanks again! 💖

[@gigibrown_wright]

@@victoriamarilyn I sweat a lot in my scalp as well. Cyn suggested dry shampoo and that is helpful too. If you are a heavy sweater I definitely would not go a month before shampooing if you can help it. I hope you try it and it works out for you. Happy New Year!!

[@no.6377]

​@@gigibrown_wrightin this Caribbean humidity I'll be happy if my blow out lasts a full week. As someone who works out a lot too, thank you for sharing your tips!😊

[@feleciajackson4441]

I have a relaxer and go to the salon every two weeks. I get a lot a lip from my natural friends but all they do is wear their hair in a bun or ponytail..

[@SunshineKK99]

I hung in there with you for two hours lol. I got sleepy. I'm watching the last two hours. My takeaway here is to limit wash n go's and twistouts. Do more straight styles.

[@IamCynDoll]

No I’m saying stop wash n gos n twist outs and replace them with roller set, flexi rods or perm rods. You don’t have to wear your hair straight you need to set the bond.

[@winiver77]

@@IamCynDoll flexi rods on natural hair? I dunno about that - but I guess I should try it! lol

[@A-YOOOO]

I am soooo lucky that I had a Cyn in my life when the "natural hair movement: started 20 years ago. One of my best friends Nicci, is a cosmetologist from Detroit 😂. I was coming to her with all of these crazy "methods" that I saw on KZbin. She straight up cursed me out & told me to stop wash & go's because my hair is weakest when wet. I listened to ladies on KZbin instead of a LICENSED COSMETOLOGIST for a good 5 years...My hair broke off, wouldnt grow, felt mushy and my scalp was on FIRE. Finally I went back to her with my hair in shambles. She asked me "Have you had enough? I STOPPED all of that foolishness. I only use Design Essentials shampoo/conditioner and kenra blow out lotion. I begin all of my styles blown out. I either set it with rollers or press it once a week. It is simple and I MADE IT HARD. I thank my friend for stopping this many years ago. I don't know what my hair would look like now...

[@IamCynDoll]

YES!!!! It’s not just me! Stick with her! Thank you so much for sharing your transparency is gold!!!

[@marianb2530]

Glad to hear you're in a good space. Could you explain to me how to do the roller set please?

[@A-YOOOO]

@marianb2530 I blow my hair out first, use Nairobi as my setting foam, and section my hair using various sizes of rollers. I sit under the dryer for a bit to set it.

[@marianb2530]

@@A-YOOOO oh thank you for replying back to me! I threw out the package but is it the perm rods? I can order that foam online because it's hard to find products in the area that I live in. I have to go to Manchester or Massachusetts, lol! I am still going to wash my hair I'm still going to wash my hair but at least I'll have that foam for the next time...Your username reminds me of Jose and Demetria life, lol!

[@justmontina]

Thank you so much for sharing your journey in keeping it real with us. So many of usfell into that natural hair movement and we’re stuck for a very, very long time.

[@sylvialyles919]

❤It's the growth wall for me❤Thanks❤

[@marianb2530]

Even though I got away from greasing my scalp, my mother and grandmother GREASED and PRESSED our hair all the time...70s and 80s, it was never an issue. Now, it seems to be an issue in the 2000s, probably because I am caring for it, instead of my grandmother. My hair was healthier back then, than it is now. I know how to eat healthy due to my husband, thank God, BUT I cheat! I say I'm going to treat myself, but the that "treat" turns into MORE TREATS, lol I have to be committed to change because I think I have hit my "breaking point!"

[@IamCynDoll]

No your seeing the effects of greasing your scalp now. Relearn the body.

[@marianb2530]

​​​​@@IamCynDollI see😊 I don't know how to keep my scalp moisturized...I really don't. I don't put anything on my scalp after washing, but I use black castor oil on my hair to give it something 🤷🏿‍♀️ because it is brittle if I don't. I was working and then I had to take care of some things at home, so I missed the majority of your LIVE. I caught probably the last 30 mins. when you were making fun of us.

[@octaviasanders8696]

@@marianb2530 if you can find the time finf her videos on scalp health depends on many factors and writing down the factors you know have affected your hair and scalp health. Once you have that part down watch the videos that help you rebuild. Really try 7 day challenge she had going on, also dont be afraid to give her information on how to properly use certain herbs and specific products to your best advantage ❤️‍🔥she is for us not against but also for breaking down bad foundations to rebuild a new healthy and structurally stronger foundation for our hair

[@tamtam6723]

Thank you for sharing this information! I am guilty of twisting my hair when it is stretched. I usually leave the twists in for a week as a protective style. During wash day, I shampoo, deep condition, leave in, and I use grease as a sealer before I blow dry. When I roller set, it only lasts a couple of days that's why I twist it instead, but I never twist it wet only after it is blow dried. Any suggestions?

[@Quaydrip]

How do you feel about banding natural hair with bands, after every wash day? Sometimes I blow dry then band. And repeat weekly but not blow drying. And I never flat ironed before. Is it a great hairstyle Queen?

[@IamCynDoll]

I don’t support it at all. Banding hair doesn’t even sound right.

[@Quaydrip]

@@IamCynDoll It’s a way I usually stretch my ether without using heat. Is blowing drying then rocking two braids for 1-2 weeks a better option? I usually have to wash every 9-10 days.

[@Quaydrip]

@@IamCynDoll I just don’t wanna damage my ether with too much heat, i rarely ever use heat tho. Just trying to find best routine and stretched style with less manipulation/damage as possible.

[@kicshiakicshia1374]

I just want to say thank you…..Hello from NC

[@southerngurlz5027]

I like the fullness, so what I do now, is when I blow dry, leave some Texure and roll my hair with the black sponge rollers with papers wrapped to protect from breakage… no wash n go or wet twisting…

[@wanderingbutterfly2665]

Cyn, 1) If we want to schedule a consultation for a child's hair..is it necessary for the child to be present? 2) My child is in daycare during the times your available. 3) I'll have pictures and product list but that's it. Please advise so I can book the consultation. Thanks

[@IamCynDoll]

Hi no as long as you have photos.❤️

[@Hairbytyra.s]

I subscribed about 2 weeks ago! And i love to take in the knowledge that youre kicking! Love u sm ❤

[@IamCynDoll]

I appreciate you! Welcome to the family!

[@stephaniepink9060]

The Natural Hair Community does not know what a low manipulation is!!!

[@IamCynDoll]

No clue sis they have no clue.

[@harlemT01]

I'm new and love your channel and level of knowledge. What can I do with my hair while I practice my blow drying technique amd don't have the funds to get it done professionally? Also, what should I be looking for when I shop for a round brush, blow dryer, and flat iron? Thanks

[@IamCynDoll]

Watch the live in the pinned comment.

[@wanderingbutterfly2665]

Can, Can we do a kids edition? I have an 3yr old. We do a weekly wash and condition, leave-in..glycerin & Bantu knot or loose braids for 3weeks. She's ROUGH, FUSSY & active..not ready for the blow dryer.

[@IamCynDoll]

Your doing more damage to her hair twists and putting it in knots. The human hair growth cycle is 7 years she’s only 3. She hasn’t made it through one growth cycle here follicles aren’t ready to be pulled that’s y she’s crying your not suppose to do that. Blow dry her hair and put in in two braids going to the back mold here like baby hair with foam and leave her alone. Your styling her hair wet is giving her damage before she’s finish a growth cycle.

[@Brittaney1300]

​@@IamCynDollat what age do you recommend to start using a blow dryer on child's hair?

[@octaviasanders8696]

I don’t know if it would be a good business idea but if you could get all the people who do real hair care in one website, that would be a great idea because where I am in Milwaukee, it is very hard to find good hair care not just hair styling ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ im not sure how that would work but just an idea for getting them in one space

[@Smc1248]

Check out Shell Grows Hair. She’s based in milwaukee and shares similiar principles as Cyn. I get my hair done by her and it’s flourishing

[@flourishcurls]

Do you think you can do a tutorial on how to use a round brush?

[@IamCynDoll]

There is one on my private profile.❤️

[@flourishcurls]

Ok thanks

[@Nostalgic17]

I was surprised and given The Rev Air dryer for my birthday last year. I’ve used it about 4 or 5 times. Are you saying we shouldn’t use this? Is it bad for our hair? ❤ Thanks for your content.

[@IamCynDoll]

I’m saying you don’t know how it will do the hairshaft long term so everyone who has the product is a test dummy for the first 7 years the product is on the market. Do your thing.❤️

[@IamCynDoll]

A full human hair growth cycle is 7 years! Like I said when it’s been out long enough I will think about using it! You all are so easy to manipulate it’s sad! When a product is out longer than one full human hair growth cycle I will use it. Stop commenting feelings we deal in facts! The blow dryer has not been on the market long enough for you to make the statements the main model is not 7 years old. You have surface level information I’m INSIDE the industry and long term this blow dryer is a no go. If it was so great don’t you think a cosmetologist that does 12 people in one day would support it as a time saver? Ask yourself why only 2% of professionals use a tool that’s been on the market for over a year? We all know the game you just don’t. You really think that putting your hair in a hole and letting a machine dry your hair is lower manipulation than doing it by hand? Your a very easy target, your just telling yourself that to feel better about letting this industry play you out of hundreds of dollars for a blow dryer. Smh, do what you want to do. This is why no one wants to help us we think we know everything. Use it put 9 years from now when hair weathering sets in remember you were both warned.

[@Nostalgic17]

@@IamCynDoll Thank you. That’s why I’m here, is to learn and why I asked your opinion about it. I used it since it was a surprise gift, but I also continue to do roller sets and use my regular blow dryer too. 🌹🌹

[@Nostalgic17]

@@IamCynDoll Got it! Thank you. I appreciate you.

[@flourishcurls]

Cyn, thank you i been natural for years and it looks healthy in my curls i was never the one to wear wash and go. But i did twist and braids all the time. Not twist out just twist then a week later donit again. But it was always on wet hair never blown dried because the "Natural hair set up" the girls said how heat waas horrible so i rarely ever did. I havent pressed my hair in 3 years. But the point im really trying to get to is that your right. When i first watch the video i had to pause it about an 1hr. Cause i was like hold up i know the girls i been following have long hair HEALTHY HAIR!!. But i went on there STRAIGHT HAIR VIDEOS and you can see all the split ends that they have some have the cone effect..and some need more than "dusting". That they always try to do. Ima going to to take everything you was stop with all the polymer , the oil on the scalp..do flexi rods and roller sets..get a good blow dryer and purchase kenra leave it. AND A GOOD DAMN CUT cause chile, i already know i need it. That you for your knowledge and your time❤. I wish you was behind that chair. I definitely would've caught a flight from CT to you to get it professionally done. Cause the stylist i been going to the Natural hair salon. She didnt tell me im wrong. She will wash my hair and twist it wet with products, co washing she was on board with everything i said that i learn at the university of KZbin 😂😂😂. She never told me im wrong. Thanks again❤

[@IamCynDoll]

Of course she didn’t they care about money not the education. They know you all won’t listen so they just go along and take your money. We had 3 options, go along with it, stay in and push through or leave. We see what I did.❤️ Things will come back around, there are great new stylist coming out of school!❤️ Learn your body you have everything you need.❤️

[@flourishcurls]

​@IamCynDoll your so right and I will learn my body ❤❤

[@PatriciaJohnson-x8b]

I have been using henna, indigo, Aloe Vera and Alma powder to color my hair. Can I go back to doing semi-permanent dye for my hair or what can I use to color my hair.

[@IamCynDoll]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pl6uYnaCfa5qfNUsi=RN9BzS55qaejNDEO

[@sylviah9589]

GM. So what about putting oils, creams or butters on the ends of your hair only??? I'd like to improve my edges on head and hair

[@IamCynDoll]

Check the pinned comment.

[@Luckimee]

I got tired of the twist outs. I don't like walking around like that either

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@angenettepartee7492]

New I am thinking about going from a perm to Natural so I am trying to get as much information as possible.

[@justmontina]

Her seven day hair challenge is life-changing. I went natural in 2009 and was stuck right below bra strap length for the last eight years. If you’re new, make the investment now, so you can get on the right track early on.

[@missyrae-l3620]

What do u recommend to help my blow outs lay flatter I want my blow out how ur hair is right now lol 😂 ?? More heat ? They just puff right back out after a little bit 😢 but I feel like it would help my hair health to start rocking blowouts And is a sealant like grease or oil ok for the hair shaft only and not the scalp like after u hydrate ? How do u feel about co washing ? Do u use anything else with leave in before you braid hair or just that ? And how often do u recommend flat iron some ppl say they only flat iron 2 to 3 times a year … do u recommend that ?? Or can every month be ok too after braiding and rod sets ?❤

[@IamCynDoll]

Watch videos and practice on a mannequin. I don’t have any secret hacks my skill came from repetition in school. Search KZbin for the topics you have questions on then type my name in and a video will pop up. I have a video on most of your questions.

[@missyrae-l3620]

@@IamCynDollthanks !

[@ayelefit]

In certain parts of Africa, the women stretched and straightened their hair with thread.

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MsChenry]

I thought the shape of the papillae also determines hair's curliness where the curlier the hair, the flater the papillae; and straight hair has a round papilla.

[@IamCynDoll]

There are two factors, you just named one.

[@FNJ720]

What’s a good product for rod , flexi rod sets?? That style never works on my hair. It comes out frizzy and weird, not straight and smooth with a curl.

[@IamCynDoll]

Practice on a mannequin all you need is foam.

[@ANTERNTUser]

1:16:20

[@ms.evegene]

A lot of people are faking curly hair and big lips. Please stop. I hate hate and hate propaganda that lowers Black People plz quit. Kumbaya spirit is gross to me

[@gustinahunter2161]

Yes

[@marleyhill34]

I can't believe that Cyn called the Revair a glory-hole blowdryer. I'm dead. Your husband must spend all his time with you laughing!!

[@southerngurlz5027]

Girlfriend I wish we could talk, you are amazing !!!!! Yes it’s science, anything thats tangled has the propensity to break, even if you’re looking for a style just start with stretched silkened hair …..

[@jemmabingham6560]

YES

[@bellemady1]

Hello Cyn, you mentioned in your video that you use Kenra Daily Provision leave-in conditioner and you've been using it for years. Do you also recommend their shampoo and conditioner? If yes, which ones specifically?

[@IamCynDoll]

I sure do check my Amazon store. www.amazon.com/shop/cyndoll

[@gigibrown_wright]

The biggest setup was the “natural hair community” convincing us that heat was bad for our hair 😵‍💫🫠

[@IamCynDoll]

It was step 1!!!

[@livelovely4681]

Why do a simple blow dry when they can sell you on 4-5 different products 😂 Then blame you for not using them right

[@Renell.e.e.e]

Okay I used a heat protectant and still got heat damage is there a way to revert heat damage. All I used in my hair was heat protectant during my straightening process. The only reason I am afraid of heat is because of heat damage also I protective style monthly.

[@IamCynDoll]

Tools don’t cause heat damaging using the tool wrong causes heat damage. I need to know a lot more about you and exactly what you did, your patterns before you flat ironed and more.

[@Renell.e.e.e]

@@IamCynDollI am a “lazy natural” i wash my hair, moisturize it, and put in protective styles such as mini braids or twists cornrows etc. and leave it in those styles for a month and repeat. I let my friend straighten it because she said knew how. I know exactly how my hair was damaged she did not properly blow dry my hair but I made sure heat protectant was used throughout the whole process. She hot comb and pressed my hair over 5 times just for my hair to just look blown out. I completely understand it is my fault for letting her touch my hair after terribly blowing drying it but I had a date coming up and I just wanted to switch it up. I also knew from prior research that pressing your hair once every blue moon won’t hurt. Before this one incident I haven’t straightened my hair since my 8th grade dance in spring of 2019 which is like 5 years ago roughly. I am very upset about situation because my hair is fairly long it stops around my mid back past my bra strap and I really don’t want to cut it. I also didn’t let her finish after I caught a glimpse of what my hair looked like. The damage is only in the back; say for instance if you are braiding it the back 2 rows would have the damage. Another thing I would like to point out I do not have any straight pieces but the curl pattern is looser and feels a bit rougher than the unaffected hair. ^^^

[@IamCynDoll]

Again something you did wrong not the flat iron. Thanks for sharing but you need to go back to the drawing board and fix the hairshaft disorder. If all you’ve been doing is braiding your hair your hair shaft is weak. If you keep your legs folded for 3 months without stretching them would you be able to get up and run or would you have to get your legs use to moving again? You can’t go from braids for years straight to a silk press your hair will be damaged for sure. You need to strength the hairshaft . If the curl pattern wasn’t damaged that wasn’t heat damage. Now that your hair is straight you can see the true state of your hair with no products and no fillers. She did nothing wrong that’s normal for people who never see their hair straight you now see the true state of your hair and what all these years of braiding have done.❤️

[@Poppy-jp8ng]

I think relaxers did so much hair damage and with team natural it was giving healthy thick hair. Our relationship with our hair go back decades so the opportunity to be confident and feeling beautiful without relaxers was appealing . This is the middle ground having healthy hair no matter how you style it is key. Every black girl knowing they too can have hair down their back if they wanted it. And not depending on if I can afford a beautician or not. Growing up most of our hair was jacked up and we didn’t know how to take care of it which fostered low self esteem.

[@IamCynDoll]

At some point a generation has to learn intentionally. We can’t keep using people treating you bad as a reason not to learn. People have been trying to give be information further decades and you all push it away. You can’t be the victim when you’re constantly attacking the people that try to help.

[@Poppy-jp8ng]

@@IamCynDoll I’m all for learning and growing I’m offering a perspective that when team natural came in it seemed like we were learning cause most of us we were not thriving with relaxed hair and most of us could not afford the salon and it did foster a love for our hair that did not exist for many prior ….I myself did not follow many of the practices but I did see why many did we want long beautiful hair and if the gimmick said it people would do. I missed the conversation rejecting professionals opinions

[@Brownmahfun]

Hi Cyn, I have fine, high poo, nappy hair with very lil sebum coming out and when the lil does come out it is like glue. I am constantly cutting it. Please, what can I do?

[@IamCynDoll]

What do you put on your hair n scalp from wash day to wash day.

[@Brownmahfun]

@@IamCynDoll WOW! Thank You for responding. Welll I wash with water and vinegar mix once a week because the only thing I put in my hair is a lil avocado oil, not on my scalp but on the hair. I have been trying to work with my sebum, but it is like glue. It is more pliable after I wash and as soon as it dries it is stuck to my scalp.

[@Brownmahfun]

@@IamCynDoll I just use a lil avocado oil only in the hair part. I find that I have not found a shampoo that doesn't leave my hair in broken, turmoil after a wash except for the vin and water combo or rhassoul clay.

[@IamCynDoll]

I’ll answer you in my next live it’s a lot to unpack.❤️

[@Brownmahfun]

@@IamCynDoll OH my goodness, Thank You sooooooo much. I also must say I have a sensitive scalp and almost everything affects it.

[@reneebaker3197]

Covers bald spots from thinning and menopause

[@Babiielicous1996]

This video was good, honestly i love colour on my natural hair, i will never dye my hair back to dark brown its just to boring doesnt match my personality. I dont care about long hair, i just want to do care for my colour, have healthy care. Use products that will maintain my hair. I love doing my hair and very patient. I just want simple products and heat styling products. Am good. I use keracare and cream of nature to straight my hair. I dont know if this is a good product but i enjoy doing anything to my hair. I can use curl formers right? i am bad with flexi rods

[@IamCynDoll]

Sure but I recommend practicing first. Get a mannequin from Amazon that matches your texture. Practice on that and style it weekly as you would if it were your hair. If the mannequin turns out good with no breakage or issues try it on your hair. That’s how a professional learns. Don’t play in your hair learn and then apply once you perfect it.

[@Babiielicous1996]

​@@IamCynDollThank you, this is a good advice. I will take it into consideration.

[@feleciajackson4441]

My friends that don't have relaxers put more products in their hair than I do.

[@marleyhill34]

It's a scam. My trichologists told me I only need 5 products. Shampoo, deep conditioner, leave in conditioner, leave-in detangler and a scalp leave-in.

[@nitajoesplaytherapy4639]

God stopped in the middle of keeping the planets lined up 😂😂. Whew!

[@octaviasanders8696]

3 year listening experience

[@davinacampbell3129]

Does any flat iron work?

[@IamCynDoll]

No.❤️

[@davinacampbell3129]

@@IamCynDoll which one is the best to use?

[@davinacampbell3129]

or what should you look for when buying one?

[@ms.evegene]

I only stay moist. And I don't even wash (my hair)or go anywhere 😂😂.... actually ff. No trim no nothing.

[@stephaniepink9060]

I am new to a couple of your videos!!

[@IamCynDoll]

Thanks for subbing!

[@missyrae-l3620]

And that’s facts … I don’t put heat protection before I blow dry no more just leave in an my blow outs b cool ❤

[@Sweety069]

Can you use any leave in? What do you use?

[@missyrae-l3620]

@@Sweety069 yes any leave.n that u would put after u condition

[@missyrae-l3620]

I wouldnt do water based and NOT ON THE SCALP

[@Luckimee]

Um that little girl in the video was hilarious

[@scotties65]

CYN.....PREACH! BLOW DRYER 😂

[@AngelMendoza-to4gd]

😊💖💖 Thxx for the videos ❤

[@marianb2530]

You ever heard of Glow in Peace? She's one of the real ones on KZbin as well!. It's painful but you're right and she's right! AfricanHairgod is another one 😊He gets so annoyed with the natural hair community!

[@IamCynDoll]

No I haven’t I’ll look her up.❤️ Thanks for watching love.

[@marianb2530]

@@IamCynDoll You're welcome 🙏🏿🥰... I am looking to book an appointment with you soon. I did a natural hair consultation almost a year ago and it was a waste of time. She didn't say anything about my hair regimen, and all we talked about was her spiritual life! I love God and I've been a Christian for over 20 plus years, but I got off the video, and I had nothing. I came in with nothing and I left out with nothing. I had my pad and my pencil ready to go... She showed herself during the last 5 minutes of the video.

[@shivanismith]

What about locs?

[@IamCynDoll]

Locs are a stretched style that’s why they grow so long.

[@bluetothesun]

I’m dying laughing! Cyn? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 They want them twist outs bad!!!!!

[@lafreidacooper5999]

Hello where are you?

[@IamCynDoll]

In Vegas but I’m retired this is a old video.

[@cinderellalands8030]

Speak the truth girl ❤

[@IamCynDoll]

❤️❤️❤️

[@EmeliaBrissett]

I am new

[@EmeliaBrissett]

What can I do to stop using oil on my hair

[@IamCynDoll]

Stop using it.

[@justmontina]

I most definitely was in hair prison 😢 54:08