Your reasons are valid and I couldn't agree more. Had a woman wash my hair and she scrubbed my scalp so damn hard you would've thought I was a stray animal she was bathing at an animal shelter. All she was doing was giving me a press and curl....
@flygirl1612 Жыл бұрын
🤣🤣
@suzanarehema8503 Жыл бұрын
Lol this happened to me too . The day I regret why I went their in the first place , I think we need to learn to do our own hair we don’t need perfection but our safety is much more important than perfection. I love my hair and I don’t want anyone to play with my hair like that anymore !!😅
@milami. Жыл бұрын
I used to like when the scrubbed my scalp but I would pay for it later when they would detangle my hair. 😒
@peg9508 Жыл бұрын
THAT'S IT..IM DONE..
@I_am_Musiq94 Жыл бұрын
My final straw with other people doing my hair, I went to a African braid shop. I specifically asked the lady to not trim the hairs sticking out the braid. Well she had a attitude from jump because my hair was “long”. My hair was a little past my shoulders because I was transitioning to natural. She finishes in like 4/5hours. Now she wouldn’t put me to the mirror so I couldn’t see what she was doing but by the time she got toward the top I saw her out the corner of my eye trimming the hair. I said aw man I didn’t want you to cut it. She paused and looks at me and I said just go ahead since you already did most of it…she rushed to hurry up cause she was ready to close. A month and a half later I go and take the braids out and I had pieces of hair that were between 2-5 inches. She cut pieces of my hair because she was carelessly trimming it!! That happened almost 9 years ago. Never been back. I do my own hair
@jenaccess4luv Жыл бұрын
I feel what your saying for real. Too much anxieties to let someone else in your hair this is why I look into a braiders eye and tell them Do Not cut a strand of hair on my head. I used to wear a shoulder length bob with very blunt ends and I went to have my hair braided and of course my blunt ends was sticking out of the braids. I told the braider that I don't mind it will be in a bun anyway. She convinced me to allow her to trim as she went up and down each braid with those scissors my was racing. Well when I took those braids out my hair was so choppy and uneven. I had to get my hair cut jaw length. Never ever again.
@allaboutthatwifeandmomlife Жыл бұрын
Me either literally have not gone in 10 years and my hair is waist length. If I can grow it and maintain it I don’t need a hairstylist 😂
@atomaticbillt3532 Жыл бұрын
It's insane how so many Blk hairstylist say they can grow your hair, just to turn you down from service or complain about it, because it's long. Smh
@blueviolets2106 Жыл бұрын
Most stylists that say this literally post 1-2 time clients(fine lowly dense wavy/curly haired, often mixed race tbh) that have had butt length hair all their lives acting like they helped them retain it when all they did was an easy silk press. Then when you go to them with your long kinky hair you realize they don’t even know how to detangle properly. Take a look at the kinky textures and all those long time clients have shorter hair, weave/wig styles only or severe heat damage that has their hair stuck at the same length. They only want to do long hair if it’s a certain texture. Everyone else is out of luck, charged texture, density and length fees (their rules but I will say I’ve never seen this applied to non kinky hair types) or turned away
@ladyofthecentury Жыл бұрын
I stopped going years ago because I got tired of being lied to by so many unscrupulous hairdressers, that I realized, don't know what they are talking about. Like telling me my hair is damaged because the temples are thinner but actually I have fine hair strands and don't have thick hair and that is how I've always looked because it's hereditary. Or hiding scissors in their apron and they quickly snipping hair without me asking for a trim or a specific cut so my hair never gets longer. Or lying to you and trying yo convince you that you hair shouldn't be uneven so it need to be cut because every strand needs to be the same blunt length all around. Some will say anything to cut off growth and try to make you dependent on them. Telling me they need to cut the dead ends but ALL hair is dead past the surface of the skin. Trying to cut my health hair with no spilt ends, that I'd been growing longer, after not coming in for 5 months and lying to me and saying that I have spit ends but I can't see it; only their eyes can. Just too many lies and my hair would never get past the top of my neck with them. Now its near armpit length. I've gotten to the point that I accept that they have a business and it is in their best financial interests to create a cycle where a client believes that they need to come back week, biweekly, or monthly. Some will do it through deception and may even do things that damage your hair and cause breakage, so you believe that you need their help. Many don't want a smart customer, they want suckers that they can take advantage of financially.
@nopeninja9765 Жыл бұрын
The sad part is when it comes to doing hair stylists don’t need to be deceptive. People can get their hair done perfectly and will still need to come back again because they have to wash their hair and start again. Makes no sense to cheat people because when a person does find a great stylist they come back to them faithfully to maintain their hair.
@ms.x9571 Жыл бұрын
This is the truth!!!
@dumfriesspearhead7398 Жыл бұрын
@@nopeninja9765 It is very shortsighted.
@GreenGorgeousness Жыл бұрын
That's just evil. No money make sup for sabotaging your fellow woman. Period. Higher standards need to be laid down. With an iron fist if need be.
@calawa8500 Жыл бұрын
I can relate to the attempts to make it one blunt length. I've got waist length hair and have discovered that one side of my hair grows at a time while the other side rests your hair's growth rhythm is probably similar. Those "trims" always removed the growth on your hair. and I also have always had thin fine hairs in my temples. It's not dense or kinky but more wavy and coily.
@felicegiovanni Жыл бұрын
You are so right. They often tie the hair too tight and apply too much heat. Why shall I pay for damaged hair? You look amazing BTW.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I am no longer willing to compromise after learning what I like. I just can’t sit in anyone’s chair.
@marjorjorietillman856 Жыл бұрын
I actually believe you, because I listen to some of them on KZbin and they cut, cut, and cut! There’s one stylist I quit watching, because she tells them that she IS going to cut their hair, even if it’s several inches, because she has a certain style in mind. She cuts way more than the split ends.
@gerrimiller3491 Жыл бұрын
Sometimes the salon do not give the love our hair deserves 💗
@helenlucka Жыл бұрын
The last experience at the hair salon was awful… the lady was going through was she was going through talking about it and she expected to see a white woman because I said I just wanted a blow out. I didn’t want my hair straighten. I almost cried in that chair because she didn’t know how to comb my hair, I had to show her… showing the stylist how to comb my hair. Yes my hair ended up looking great but right now I rather do my own hair by myself 😊
@peg9508 Жыл бұрын
Aww..So Sorry for that experience..but only uk ur own hair and what works for u..I myself just started going back to a salon, because the 1 was going 2 she started raising the price, "cause I was steady income.." So, I left her, after say 8 months. @ a new salon, Im trying 2 get it back in condition after years of abuse & not really taking care, so I'm n it for awhile, I can C results, I can honesty say they R N it for the $, listen "She was 25 mins late on my appt. I was about 2 leave n she said just 5 more mins, ok? I said ok.. well no apologies nothing.. when I was paying her w/ my CC she had the balls to ask me for a tip.. " Now days NoShow U get charged..Well my time is valuable 2, I will give her some of them 2, I don't care 2 b taken advantage of @ my expense, like who does? Try me again..." I think UR A beautiful young lady & U humble yourself which stands out from the rest of KZbinrs, I thank U 4 sharing ur honest journey's with us, U showed me a lot of new ideas try as well. Again, Thanks & Blessings
@peacefulwell Жыл бұрын
I understand. I dont like my hair super straight. Leads to damage .Had lady at saloon cut my a fringe when my hair had grown wxtra long! Doing hair personally is more relaxing.
@calawa8500 Жыл бұрын
I can relate. Jealousy is something I've had to deal with regarding my hair. With family members and others. My texture and length is similar to yours but not as dense. I too stopped going to the salon over 17 years ago. When I did go to the salon I had a man who did my hair. He retired and I stopped going to the salon
@uummm15 Жыл бұрын
It's an interesting insight into the other spectrum of having natural hair that is high/thick density. Many people want the look but forget the work that it might entail to keep it healthy and thriving. I'm sorry you had such negative experiences and I'm glad you chose to do what's best for you.
@Milagrosblanco684 Жыл бұрын
These stylist are accustomed to working with extensions only. They don't know what to with natural hair other than to cornrow it to prep for an install.
@toriyt2714 Жыл бұрын
I just tried to go to stylist a couple weeks ago. I specifically asked do you do natural hair. I was assured and then he proceeded to rip all my hair out my head 🤦🏾♀️. I said every time I try this happens. It’s hard to find a natural hairstylist that is actually patient and good with natural hair.
@blueviolets2106 Жыл бұрын
I plan on trying a salon in a few weeks but I think salons have the same issues as airbnbs these days. At first it was a convenient, reasonable priced alternative and now the list of rules and extra fees are pages long and makes you want to do it yourself (or book a hotel in relation to Airbnb). I remember as a kid my grandmother taking me to get a relaxer. I had damn near half an inch scabs all over my scalp. I honestly can’t believe it’s even legal to put on hair. Of course, I was blamed and seen as a bad kid because I was screaming for my life as it was burning. I still think that lady needs to be sued all these years later lol I think a lot of the reason some women despise their hair into adulthood and see it as a burden is because of how rough it was treated growing up. If you didn’t have fine silky “good hair” then your mostly likely wasn’t treated gently nor were specific products and tools sought out to cater specifically to your hair. If it was kinky, you got the one size fits all hair lotion, grease, and hot comb paired with a rough arm acting like you’re in the wrong for reacting to them ripping your hair out from the root 🤦🏽♀️
@Serenityblu23 Жыл бұрын
I remember one time a stylist had wanted to do my hair but only wanted to put chemicals in my hair. She kept saying it would make it more manageable. She be like how you could get a relaxer, or you could get a texulaizer (sp?) or I could dye it and it would make it more manageable. I have never hear of dyeing natural hair and it turning your hair straight. She went on and on about it for about a year. Some time later she said she could give me locs and it would be more manageable. She told my sister that she hated 4c hair and thought it wasn't right to wear it in a fro.
@Indypendy Жыл бұрын
So true, I’m not trying to bash stylists but what about the overbooking and being there for hours, that’s the part I didn’t like
@stephanieallen8285 Жыл бұрын
Jealousy could’ve been a big part of that too
@trumpesss7827 Жыл бұрын
Hi hun! Loved this video and your reasons for not going to a salon anymore. There is no need to defend yourself at all. It's your choice and I really don't blame you. You are clearly doing an excellent job managing your own hair so there is no need to take that risk with stylists. Now, if you just wanted to be pampered for a day, that's understandable but I wouldn't even take that risk if I had your hair. It just wouldn't be worth it, lol. Your hair=goals for me and I am always excited to see when you post another video. Love you, your candor, demeanor, and your hair! 🥰🤩
@sevenaka7 Жыл бұрын
This video is right on time. I've been styling my curly hair for many years. But now I also straighten my own hair. I actually thought among other things that they used to little product and charged me full price. It was evident with color- I'd have a bunch of spots without color. And it simply became too expensive- yes all the fees- and my hair was not flourishing like it is now.
@LivingInTheShade Жыл бұрын
It's a shame that so many people have had the same bad experiences. I haven't been to a salon for years but I do want to find one.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
I honestly didn’t expect everyone to talk about there bad experiences. I thought the comment section was going to look a little different. I’m sure there are plenty of great stylists who can meet your needs. I just feel like sometimes it’s hard to locate them. They always seem to be out of state.
@LivingInTheShade Жыл бұрын
@@milami. I am based in the UK and salons I've been to the past were outdated. I am going to seriously look for an up-to-date hairdresser in 2023 as I think that professional input would really help my hair.
@calawa8500 Жыл бұрын
@@milami. Chile I've been in the Midwest, West Coast, and now am in the South (Gulf) and it seems as though they're so used to styling weave, wigs, and chemically treated hair that they're not interested in maintenance of natural hair.
@YourDailyBuzzZ Жыл бұрын
This is why I don’t like going to salons for silk press all that often mostly due the excessive amount of brushing..shampoo brushing and blow dry brushing… it’s literally 1.5 hrs of non stop brushing I just can’t stand it…. On rare occasion if I do go I’ll just wash and blow dry my hair at home and go to the salon just to get my flat iron…. Also the uptick in price for natural hair vs relaxed hair at some black salons is just ridiculous “natural hair tax” 🙄
@natashabooker3411 Жыл бұрын
I don’t blame you they don’t take their time with your hair to be gentle like u would yourself A Lady on Facebook said a person can’t treat their own hair like a stylist would but that’s not true it starts with yourself having knowledge of your own hair not running to a stylist every time you did good with your hair she didn’t know what she was talking about
@atarabat-yah2437 Жыл бұрын
Yeah I find that stylists just don’t have the time to be fair to them. They have so many clients to see in a day to make their bread. Unless I’m willing to pay her/him to spend a whole day in my hair then it’s not fair to expect that from them. Doing my hair can take a whole day depending on what I’m doing to it.
@GreenGorgeousness Жыл бұрын
@@atarabat-yah2437 then they shouldn't work on hair textures that will be harmed by their business model.
@samanthastanley2614 Жыл бұрын
1 Millon% right! I just had an extremely bad experience. I will NOT be going back to a salon. When I do my hair myself it a much more enjoyable experience and styling turns out better. Thanks for this video!
@moniqueloomis9772 Жыл бұрын
Honey, you don't need a salon! You are a hair-nurturing goals goddess! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much 🤗
@StephTho Жыл бұрын
Thats why i stopped going to salons. I always felt like I was an inconveninece. Like i am paying u heffa. Lol. And I tip well. So I take care of my own hair and doing pretty good too. And I know all stylist are not that way.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Yeah I didn’t like when they would act like I forced them to do my hair. As a child it was a bit more impactful. Now I would just leave.
@peigemitchell6497 Жыл бұрын
Sometimes hair stylist have a bad day and take it out on your hair. My experience caused me to back out of the salon. I'm actually very happy because I love my natural coils. I had to chop my own hair off. M stylist at the time kept doing what she wanted to do and refused to listen to what I had to say. For that reason, I chose to do my own hair. Your hair is beautiful. I am looking forward to my hair length going to the floor. Love it.....I love your post. I love the big hair....
@KeyAnnaTube12311 ай бұрын
I absolutely agree with what you’re saying. A lot of stylist, unfortunately don’t know how to manage 4c or do tighter textured hair. It’s really a shame. And sometimes even if the stylist is really nice it’s not worth the damage of hard years work and dedication when it comes to the overall health of natural hair. I’ve had one comb my hair recklessly and ripping and tearing through my hair and so much hair broke off that my stomach sank when I saw the amount of hair on the floor. I just knew it would be my last time going to a salon. Also, when a stylist can’t comb hair properly they can create major split ends and unevenness in the hair that have not exist in the hair initially. It hurts too much to pay someone to basically mess up your hair. I learned it’s better to be safe than sorry.
@naturallychilled3939 Жыл бұрын
Hell naw. It's the last reason for me. I have very thick & dense hair. I would have politely walked out. 1 thing for sure & 2 things for certain is no one will make me feel bad about my beautiful 4c hair! S/n you and your hair are gorgeous!😍😍❤️
@js1js135 Жыл бұрын
I can totally relate to your stories…..when I was younger, stylists loved to “play” in my hair. The final straw was one day they just kept cutting it and cutting it trying to make it curl naturally but they didn’t know how….(this was before gels and such) When my mother dropped me off I had mid-back length hair. When she returned, I looked like a little boy. It was traumatizing.
@Sakura-nl6yq Жыл бұрын
Same here, haven’t been to a hair salon since 2015
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Same, in someways I have saved a good amount of money lol
@mchobbit2951 Жыл бұрын
I don't get how people go to the salon constantly. ALL THAT MONEY and then it's not even a good experience!! Your hair looks fabulous.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
It’s not in my budget lol
@alexzandria6803 Жыл бұрын
“She can braid your thoughts” 😂😩😩😂
@milami. Жыл бұрын
One of the worst experiences of my life lol
@melvinasampson491 Жыл бұрын
I feel you on the different hairstylist. I am glad that my sister is doing my hair. When certain members of your family does it then it makes a difference.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
The only family member who consistently straightened my hair was my grandmother. She lost her privileges when she made me watch Deliverance. After that I was on my own lol
@melvinasampson491 Жыл бұрын
@@milami. I know that you miss her. I am glad that she did what she did because you can have a lot of jealous people in your head. I am so happy that you do your own hair.
@melvinasampson491 Жыл бұрын
@@milami. I see that you are on your own LOL!!
@EquallyYokedTreats Жыл бұрын
I have experienced every single item you listed. And no the salons haven't changed in favor of the thick haired girlies..I found one stylist who met my expectations, but she moved out of state💔...I may need to book a flight.lol
@vibe2248 Жыл бұрын
The last time I went to a salon I had hair her length when I went in. I asked for Carmel brown highlights & they gave me Mary j blond shaved at the neck bob! I was crying & didn’t know if I should blow the place up or what…that was it for me….
@milami. Жыл бұрын
I’m too scared to dye my hair. I can work with a bad cut but bad color would make me cry too. It sounds like they didn’t listen to anything you said. Sorry that you had to experience that.
@alisiajimenez Жыл бұрын
I found a great hair stylist recently, but I have never been to a salon in years for a silk press only for a trim. They do try to get your hair super straight to the point your hair is damaged. I'm trying to grow my hair out now.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
I feel like a lot of people are infatuated super straight hair so that’s what they go for. I have a hard time on here trying to explain to people that is not everyone’s desire. Sometimes I just feel like I’m talking to a brick wall. I personally believe that people should do as they please with their hair and don’t force their desires on others
@RavenMarie2001 Жыл бұрын
I haven't been to the salon in 6 months and my hair is growing so fast I decided to stop going to the salon because many of these so called professionals they have no knowledge about natural hair care all they know how to do is is slap a relaxer or fry your hair like a piece of chicken and I just get so tired of dealing with it and most of it is done out of jealousy my natural hair is super thick and I've experienced alot of stylist being rude and saying negative things about my natural hair its sad but its a blessing I can save my money and grow my own hair at home ❤
@mrod87 Жыл бұрын
Ur hair is down ur back sis you don’t need to explain anything to us! We trust you! 😂 but i agree, i got to hair stylists for specific needs not maintain my hair, EYE maintain my hair….and when i do, it flourishes. I get professional trims 3-4 times a year and i always have to have a talk with the wash lady. Do not scrub my scalp all hard, do not tangle my hair up to shampoo it, separate my thick and long ass hair into 6-10 sections to detangle, if you try and detangle the whole head or even half the head at once it’s going to hurt me and take u an incredibly long time. She has an attitude everytime…but the actual stylist i really enjoy….so there’s that.
@elinetanis Жыл бұрын
I plan to get a trim. My goal is to keep my hair in protective styles throughout the year. Your hair is healthy and beautiful!
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@adanne-vx2yn Жыл бұрын
First of all, I want to say that I think you’re amazing! Your hair is absolutely stunning! It’s obvious the amount of time and patience you have put into your hair. It’s simply magnificent!!! 😊😊😊 And I really don’t blame you for not going to hair salons like at all. Most places just won’t take the time to really know or learn about your hair unfortunately which is a shame because everyone’s hair behaves differently Would it be possible for you to make a video about how you cut layers into your hair and bangs? Because I am interested in cutting layers into my hair too (my hair is maybe idk like 2 inches shorter than your hair after I trimmed it but idk I am interested in having more movement in my hair or something lol). Anyways, I really enjoy your content. It’s just nice to see more natural hair KZbinrs with similar hair types as me 😊
@communingwithGod Жыл бұрын
Your hair is so beautiful and your personality. Glad I ran across your channel. Blessings
@MJ_Solo Жыл бұрын
I make that mistake every 5 years or so. Just went a couple weeks ago, now I have heat damage, now I gotta find a way to repair it or grow it out 😢
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Sorry you went though that. Heat damage doesn’t really bother me but I don’t really care for unnecessary heat. Sometimes I feel like some stylists just over do it.
@theappletechnologyfanwoman7651 Жыл бұрын
I understand that something similar happened to me a few months ago when I went to a breeding shop to get braids put in now first of all the first time owing to the actual owner of the salon. She was happy to do my hair but the second time I went there to get extensions, put in Braids done set alarm was so busy because it’s also a barbershop for men and there was a lot of children and clients coming in to get their hair done. She told me before I left that she was very busy. I said okay I said I’ll come anyway because I needed it done because I was starting college as an old is Student so I went there she welcomed me and because I’m in the wheelchair I have a disability so she had to help me get into the salon because it’s a little bit unaccessible we finally got me into the salon and I was asked to park up and wait because I am in the electric wheelchair, so I parked up and sat in the waiting area and it’s a very small shop so yeah there’s not much space so I was sat there patiently waiting, waiting waiting. Finally she said to one of the stylists hair braiders she said to her, do you mind doing this clients hair for me because I’m busy she had someone else in her chair, so I drove over to her turn to round so the back of my head is facing her, and I’m facing the door, so I’m looking outside onto the street because the door was open because it was a very hot day that day so the lady starts with oh what do you what hairstyle do you want? I responded with, I want medium sized box braids, the full length of the packet that I brought with me and it was three packets of hair that I bought with me. As soon as this lady got started. I knew that because I’ve got a disability, she thought she could treat my hair on my head, any kind of way, but you see I am half Sierra Leonean half Ghanaian, so I’ve got that 4C hair type which is very kinky and very curly, and as you know, get very knotted and is a little bit of a struggle to the tangle, but I love it because it’s thick and it’s healthy and it’s very long but I’m trying to grow my hair even longer which will be achieved so anyway back to the story, so she took it out and got the hairdryer to it, but I could feel that she was being a bit forceful with my hair and really very a little bit violent with my hair and I can’t remember but I think she had it on the highest setting because she told me as to be extremely hot when she is blow drying it so that she can start attaching and platting the braids into my natural hair because I was doing a protective style which helps with hair growth for me, so she had it so high that she was actually burning and injuring my scalp, because, as she was combing the hair she was going to close to the scalp and the hairdryer comb would just get stuck in my hair, so then eventually she got through it and we started the Braden process and she was like can you put your head this way can you put your head that way which I obliged because I wanted my hair done, but then she started getting a bit rough again and she kind of turned my head to where she wanted it, so that she could get the next Braden and I then tried to explain to her that the way she was going about putting attaching the braids to my own hair was a bit. I don’t know it was that she had anger inside her so we got into a back-and-forth about it because remember we’re both Africans she is Nigerian I am Sierra Leone Ghanaian, but when I started speaking up about how she was getting the process with my hair completed, she wasn’t very happy because now I’m speaking up because it’s my hair on my head that you’re ruining and no thank you I don’t want you to do that, so anyways, she completed it and she got someone else to do you know, soak in the water put the of the breeding, breeding moose in and to the final touches so then I was helped by the manager to put what we didn’t use in terms of hair products back in my bag, the hair bag because personally I don’t know what happens in the salon, but let me just say that some of the utensils that they use they use them on everybody’s hair whether you’re One a B or C2AB or CO3AB or C hair type without washing it properly I may add so it’s best to bring your own hair utensils. When you go to these places these braiding shops these hair salons so then I left drove to the bus stop in my wheelchair and waited for the bus and got on the bus to Stratford in the meantime, I was texting the manager of the salon turn on her about how one of her breeders hairstylist was handling me and my hair and she got back to me. She was like oh I’m so sorry, next time when you come I will do your hair because I told her everything and I told her can you please do my hair yourself because I had a very good experience with her And she was like yes of course, but thinking about it like this lady in this video. I don’t think I would ever try and go to a hair braiding salon again but it’s lucky that I’ve got a saving angel. That is also a hairdresser and used to do my hair all the time so I’m back with her doing my hair now so I’m happy. I’ve got my first hair appointment back with her next Monday to get my brains put in for the Christmas celebrations so you at the end of my story so please guys and girls with have any kind of Afro textured hair. Please don’t go to these people unless it’s the manager that is actually doing your hair because some of these other ladies that they employ just wanna be there for the money and sometimes I know for sure it wasn’t this persons, for it wasn’t her owners fault what happened to me maybe she doesn’t really know that the person that she is employed to to help her is not very caring about how she treats clients, hair disability or not. So, please guys girls women men if you’ve got long Afro textured hair or even Afro textured hair in general. Please be careful of these people in the breeding shops cause they might end up damaging your hair for you. So please do your research when you go to. These places asked for the manager or the owner of the salon or braiding salon because not everybody is a gentle and his patient with our type of hair and our hair is absolutely magical. I can do any hairstyle is so versatile, so if you go to these places beware because if you go to these salons and you have this or a similar type of experience, beware because you might walk out of there with no hair.
@cosmicneuromelanatedgoddess Жыл бұрын
I'm not allowing no one in my head ever again I did not get my hair straightened but I ended up getting my hair braided which I should have known better because I have fine hair that woman pulled all my edges out and the crazy part is that it was not tight while she was braiding my hair it did not tighten up until I got home and because I paid so much money I did not want to take it down and I ended up having hair damage and hair loss and it's only been two weeks since I took the braids out I was angry but I said you know what never again because honestly I hadn't let a person do my hair and over 10 years
@datingandlifeadvicechannel75349 ай бұрын
Also for nails a lot of fungus on the tools I rather do my nails myself and buy the heating uv gel nails. I’m blonde so I have to learn to do my hair alone I’m done dealing with abusive bad stylist horrible
@milami.8 ай бұрын
That Is one of my biggest fears. I rarely go the nail salon to get my nails done. I may not have the prettiest nails but they're healthy.
@datingandlifeadvicechannel75347 ай бұрын
@@milami. I have to get a pedicure every month but I don’t go as often as before because of this I ask if they Sterlize the tools before and I have treatment at home
@desertflowerz8910 ай бұрын
I’m a lot happier doing my own hair and nails at home. Yes, I have to carve out the time and needed to stock up on supplies- but that means it’s in my time and with the products I believe in. The cost, the attitude, the bad business practices…it’s a no for me. Additionally, I haven’t actually work with any pros in that field who were concerned with the ultimate health of my hair and nails. I am sooooo much more satisfied now. Also BIG POINT about them employing a one size fits all technique. In this day and age it’s no biggie to create your own salon at home. Thanks internet! Added bonus my hair is thriving!!!
@datingandlifeadvicechannel75349 ай бұрын
Agreed me too now I have to learn to do the blonde dye at home myself and nails
@SummerBreeze-sp6dn Жыл бұрын
Yea you have fabulous hair. Dont let people touch your hair.
@kristenmcween5244 Жыл бұрын
Sis just about all what you said I've experienced the same thing. And people who haven't had long hair as a child will not understand. Now that I'm an adult, I now know that what I went through going to the salon was traumatic!!
@datingandlifeadvicechannel75349 ай бұрын
I don’t want to let anyone touch my hair again most will damage it and not be gentle horrible people are jealous I guess
@milami.8 ай бұрын
In my experience, I feel like people just be over it lol If my hair is going to be damaged I rather be the one who damages it. That way I don't take it personal.
@inspirestrength505 Жыл бұрын
If she can braid your thoughts. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I have experience that .xoxo
@braidslikebrandy9 ай бұрын
I have long and fine 4c hair and hairstylist cant resist combing my hair roughly. Its frustrating because i like fancy styles but it always breaks my hair.
@tanyamccann17472 ай бұрын
Thank you.
@reginagordon4246 Жыл бұрын
Yep agreed💕💕💕
@dollyrevenge98 Жыл бұрын
I feel you. However with what I've seen online there are some amazing stylists most of them will be expensive. I live in a city in south of France and there are no natural hair salons so y'all lucky lol
@tiahnarodriguez3809 Жыл бұрын
While we do have natural hair salons, it’s very rare to find a shop that actually knows what they’re doing. That’s why so many of us do our own hair. I’ve seen a couple natural shops in France that appear to know what they’re doing, but just like in the states these salons can be far and expensive.
@moniqueh79 Жыл бұрын
I want to stop relaxing my hair again
@lifeisall4883 ай бұрын
I have thick curly hair and my last time the lady did horrible highlights and complaining about blowdrying saying oh you have alot of hair since when having thick and lots of it bad lol😂 they are lazy they want straight ww hair to be done quickly and charge a fortune no thanks !
@Cookie-tz7hd Жыл бұрын
I'd never go back to the salon! Too unprofessional and mean spirited. Who want to spend their whole saturday in a salon? People have stuff to do. Black women need to stop supporting this toxic profession. A couple might be good here and there but majority are horrible making it not worth it. Plus hair grows and florish when you care for it yourself. You know your hair best.
@datingandlifeadvicechannel75349 ай бұрын
Yes I agree on that me too I have to learn to do it at home alone myself save time money and not deal with rude stylist who damage and mess up my hair
@moniqueh79 Жыл бұрын
My hair looks thinner whenever I go to salon amd get a blow out
@janaybozeman9834 Жыл бұрын
How long have you been growing your hair.
@moniqueh79 Жыл бұрын
What can I do to make my hair thicker again?
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Not sure. What helped my mom was cutting off all her heat damage. I’ve never really had an issue with thickness so I’m not really sure how to answer.
@earlmoss4841 Жыл бұрын
Your hair is gorgeous
@milami. Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@MoniMeka Жыл бұрын
Check Jennifer-Rose out. She knows natural hair. She knows hair PERIOD!
@babyg7796 Жыл бұрын
Unpopular opinion: Hair stylists exist because black women were uneducated or too lazy to do their own hair 👀. Now that more & more women are educating themselves about their specific hair, making their own at home products, the need for a stylist is dwindling…Of course they’ll always be around but the more we empower OURSELVES, the less of a need we have for someone else to do it. Not to mention that added on issues you mentioned like the result, price & professionalism…
@123cocomunn Жыл бұрын
I’m not trying to give advice, but was just wondering if you have ever gotten you’re hair done at an African American salon.
@milami. Жыл бұрын
No, I only know of African beading shops and hardly ever get my hair braided.
@leiladasha Жыл бұрын
Me neither..ones a 4 years lol have start carnivorous diet and have twice as much hair
@LisaYAH-Y2 ай бұрын
I HATE WHEN THEY WASH YOUR NATURAL HAIR SO HARD IT TANGLES. THEN YOU GOTTA SPEND MOST OF YOUR TIME AT THE SHAMPOO BOWL GETTING UNTANGLED. THEY THINK THEY CAN WASH YOUR HAIR AS IF ITS PERMED. NO BABY YOU GOTTA BE GENTLE
@LisaYAH-Y2 ай бұрын
HAVE YOU TRIED TO A NATURAL HAIR SALON❓ SOMEONE WHO SPECIALIZES IN NATURAL HAIR ONLY.
@mrs.knowsitall3019 Жыл бұрын
It’s not like that anymore, that was back in tha days hair stylist.
@manofagoodwill7295 Жыл бұрын
Will you please react to The Lady of Heaven movie Trailer next? 😃 ㅤ
@LisaYAH-Y2 ай бұрын
I HATE WHEN THEY WASH YOUR NATURAL HAIR SO HARD IT TANGLES. THEN YOU GOTTA SPEND MOST OF YOUR TIME AT THE SHAMPOO BOWL GETTING UNTANGLED. THEY THINK THEY CAN WASH YOUR HAIR AS IF ITS PERMED. NO BABY YOU GOTTA BE GENTLE