Your Friends Won’t Say This, But I Will | 5 HARDEST Lessons

[@ghiblifiend]

Knowing that hair can be silky, wiry, cottony, spongy and semi silky hair made me realise that even though someone also has type 4 hair means that its not going to look the same on me. Seeing these youtubers who have silky type 4 hair and realising my type 4 hair is coarse and wiry has given me more realistic goals

[@faithnjogu8024]

My hard truth is simplicity. I no longer watch naturals making diys for 20 inches overnight.I believe in process that leads to progress.I want my 1/2 an inch a month not 36 inches overnight.If it'll grow 36 inches overnight it'll fall overnight.I love learning from my mistakes and if I make it a learning process it'll work for me. Just like we women give birth to babies and not 50-year-olds So I don't think I'll try rice water,diy growth oils,and masks for"extreme hair growth" *not meant to discourage anyone*

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

This is a word Faith! Simplicity means so many things to everyone and I love that you’ve defined what that means to YOU! Amazing ❤️

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

I just tell KZbin not to recommend such channels to me. Lol

[@Wanjiro81]

I’m in the exact same place. I use fewer products and incorporate fewer steps, and my hair is growing fine.

[@rachelakewushola4199]

And I thought I was crazy for not trying all these "grow over night" diys! I guess I'm sane after all 😌

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

@@rachelakewushola4199 People just love short cut to success!

[@SheReaDelSol]

You are dropping straight facts sis ❤️

[@shen_876]

Chizi, Jen, Star puppy and u are the only ppl i listen to for hair advise😍 i have other ppl who are jus type4 like Halfrican beauty👌

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

And we love you for it!! Thank you for supporting us black women here on KZbin!

[@shen_876]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair i should thank y'all for the content. It really has helped me alot

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

😊❤️❤️❤️

[@shenieces7839]

Kandid Kinks is great too!

[@UnraveledwithJoy]

Same

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Don't shoot the messenger! 🙈 lol! But seriously, some of these lessons take a long time to "get." What lessons have you learned so far that you wish someone told you? Also - HAPPY NEW YEAR!! ✨

[@ldunn2]

A good lesson I've learned is to not be too dependent on hair tools like a comb or brush. Finger detangling has been a game changer for me in terms of less shedding as well as "knowing" my hair better since I'm able to touch it more. Great video!

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

Happy New Year to YOU!! 🥳🥳🥳 I remember back in the day when I had Jheri Curls, my hair grew long effortlessly and realize because you had to keep it moisturized, so I apply that same concept now, except it does get hard in the cold seasons, and I'm older and lazier now, but yes...MOISTURE IS KEY!! 🙌🏾

[@brokegirlmagic8744]

You spoke the truth. Took 10yrs before my hair started growing too. KZbin had me all confused. Soo happy 4c KZbinrs like you are representing now 🙌🏾

[@kaylabean3693]

I’ve learned that our hair is going to grow regardless but how you manage it will determine how you retain that length! I love low manipulation styles and when I do my hair, I’ll twist it back and leave it all week for work! It’s worked so much for me

[@z4CNatural]

Preach! I agree with most of the things you said. If I could add one thing I would I say you if you are not seeing progress it’s time to change something. Frequent washing did NOT work for me and I did it forever just because that’s what popular KZbinrs said. Listen to your hair.

[@calitiawilliams9813]

Sis this hair wrap is giving us LIFE ❤️ Definitely been doing a lot of finger detangling and it’s a game changer. I didn’t think my hair would act right but now I like it.

[@t.b3961]

Okkk so at first I was watching people that had different hair than my own. Once I suddenly realized hey .... that’s not my hair type! So I found you and my hair is more like yours and now it’s more relatable! Thanks 🤩

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

Everytime I spritz my hair now, I hear your voice in my head..."HYDRATION!!"

[@arielrose6361]

Holy crap I'm early! 🤯 I've got 3c/4a hair and I still struggle with texture envy. But I mostly wish I had the same texture all over my head. 3 textures is the struggle

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

I think that's normal. Over time you'll find styles and processes that make you feel better about it. You've got this!!

[@arielrose6361]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair Thank you for your words of encouragement! I think I need to separate my crown. It absolutely LOATHES protein but the rest of my hair likes it. It's almost 4b and the rest of my hair is much looser. Maybe I need to treat it like a different person's hair? 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@michellefrazier3288]

Hey! The front section of my hair acts like it’s a stranger on my head. Lol. I recently started treating it different than the rest of my hair. I multi-mask or multi-product(?) and have recently started to separate that section while styling. It shrinks the most which leaves me with a mullet. Lol. If I do a twist out, I’ll single twist majority of my hair and flat twist that section. The majority of my hair became moisture trained fast but since I’ve started treating the front section differently, I’ve definitely notice a difference in frizz and definition! I just thought I’d share since we have a similar problem!

[@arielrose6361]

@@michellefrazier3288 Thanks! I've been toying around with the idea and this confirms that this is what I need to do 😁🙏🏽

[@ariellebrowne]

I have all of the type 4 textures even though its mostly 4c with a bit of a and b in the front and I ligit have some dead straight stands of hair around my temples I hear that my great grandmother had some straight strands of hair too so I am guessing that is where it comes from. I am natural for a year and 4 months now. At first I thought the straight ones were probably strands that I did not clip off the relaxer properly along my hairline (cause I relaxed over my hairline to put in weave 2 months before I went natural) then about after 3 months of being natural I realized that it was my natural hair that was growing straight and decided that I would cut off all the straight strands cause I hated how it looked. Eventually I just accepted that that was how it is an even though it's not my favorite thing about my hair, I love all my hair regardless.

[@ceonixx2924]

I think my biggest problem right now is accepting the fact that my hair has like 50 different textures I find myself getting frustrated when I try out a style and it looks a certain way in the front but another way in the back and *another* way at the sides

[@Su_en_youtube]

Me toooo hahaha

[@shenieces7839]

I feel you

[@arielrose6361]

I feel this in my soul. 3c in the back, 4a in the front and almost 4b in the crown. The struggle is real. I'm going to start taking my crown like a whole different head of hair cuz it's breaking so badly

[@apara2005]

I had the same problem when I big chopped!!!! I never saw my own natural hair in my life and never hear of multitextured hair. When I realized I do I was sooo upset..I thought I cut off my pass shoulder length hair for THIS. Fast forward almost 3 months later...some of of the areas that are multi are starting to at least blend very slightly. I guess my hair need some adjustment period???? I just treat each section differently (I also have a million different density and shrinkage levels). Not going to let it drive me crazy anymore. It is what it is 🤷🏾‍♀️.

[@theallydee]

Same here I'm still at the big chop stage though

[@aanderson1037]

Thank you so much for telling naturals to hydrate their hair more often👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. After I saw your daily wash n go experiment I did an experiment where I rehydrated (wash n go) every three days and it completely changed my moisture levels! Now I faithfully cowash every two days (shampoo every 5 days) and my hair STAYS hydrated and moisturized!!🙌🏽

[@LilianOkibe]

OMG! I wish I could like this video a million times. You stated facts! 💯 That hydration tip is the truth, it is amazing how much just water can improve the health and manageability of our hair. Many of us blame products for things but sometimes it could be that the product is not working for you because you're not wetting your hair enough.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

💯 FACTS!

[@phillyjawn_lolo386]

I learned that my light and fluffy curls that hung to my shoulders was just heat damage (even if it looked nice to me)🤦🏾‍♀️ because when I did my big chop and became a no heat natural, my curls looked nothing like that at all. I had to relearn my hair and its properties in its complete natural state.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Phew! So many people have trouble accepting heat damage (and cutting). I’m really proud and happy for you. Re-learning a new process takes a lot of time and patience. I’m so happy you did it for yourself!

[@oneflowerlover]

I stopped using heat for a year and my hair came back much thicker! I didn't even use it to deep condition. Heat damage is real!

[@MiVidaBellisima]

Omg I thought it was just me!! My high school pics had very little shrinkage and I thought I was POPPIN sis! Now that I never straighten my hair and it’s healthy, the shrinkage is on 1000 just like latoya’s- healthy and beautiful ❤️

[@phillyjawn_lolo386]

@@MiVidaBellisima facts! My hair is to my armpits, stretched. But it dries down to chin length.

[@ramoyarichardson5823]

That my hair is my hair it's not curly but kinky and it will never be anything else and it's not jet black like others. I've also come to realize and love that my hair is very versatile and it can do many different styles other than twist.

[@jardy348]

Another great video! Seriously, you are telling truths...especially about shrinkage and hydration. I’m in adoration of my hair with a proper wash and go and my shrinkage gives me an awesome shape that only my head of hair can uniquely rock😉...thanks sis for telling it like it should be in the natural hair community ❤️

[@positivevybes247]

I know it's not yet 2021 to most Americans, Europeans and western Africans right now.... But we're already in 2021 in eastern Africa. Happy new year LaToya!

[@oneflowerlover]

Happy New Year to you all! What time is it over there?

[@positivevybes247]

@@oneflowerlover 1.30am 😋😋...

[@oneflowerlover]

@@positivevybes247 Wow! LOL!!! Happy New Year! Praise the Lord for another one!

[@kimberlyw6940]

I’ve been natural since 2007 and I’ve realized I need to rock what I got and have fun with it. Let it do what it do. Some days it’s freakin awesome and some days it’s not giving me what it did “that one day last week/month”, but I love the versatility and freedom! Also the older (ie dirtier) my hair gets I get the most compliments!?

[@Iamfree8005]

The hydration is key is so true for me having high porosity hair that grows so fast. I've had to cut my hair several times due to damage from dryness and thin strands.🤔

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Ugh! I can almost feel how frustrating that must have been. I love that you’re accepting it and making adjustments to solve this issue for yourself. I love it! ❤️

[@cutestnaturalista9219]

My resolution is to become more self-disciplined (for better time-management & to help me reach personal goals). When I'm indecisive, I tend to procrastinate and that sometimes does not end well. I just want to tighten up while remaining forgiving (of myself) when I slip-up, as long as I don't give up. My hardest (hair) lesson learned was accepting that what works for some of my fav hair naturalistas simply does not work the same for me, but sometimes a change in product or slight change in process / technique makes all the difference.

[@Punkin_spice411]

I'm at year 6 and I just discovered my type 4 hair needed true hydration!!!!! Thanks to the quarantine I was able to discoer that what I thought was wet was not hydration. Now my curls are thriving!!!! Also, you are absolutely right about do not knock it until you try it.. a type 2 youtuber and stylist made a reel about product amount when styling and the tip she gave was to take your thumb and index finger and circle the section of hair. This will let you know how much product you need per section. This has changed my style time, dry time, less flaking, saving money because my products are lasting longer. I feel we are all in this together and can certainly learn from one another because at the end of the day we all have the same goal: healthy,full,vibrant,long hair to the best of our hairs' ability

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

I love this! I’ve also learned from people with different hair types. For me, it’s hit or miss, but at least I tried! You’re right. We’re all in this together. ❤️

[@hometowngirlncurls5669]

Sis!!! I love your content!!! Your authenticity and truth is so needed in the natural hair community.

[@Tune2dis41]

Woman!!!! You said it I agree I never look at other “textures” I know my hair is 4c nappy of the nappiest and am ok with that it what makes me!!! and I work with what works with my hair and my hair only usually it’s cheap stuff but I love it!!!

[@arielhaynes5438]

My hard truth was learning that my hair, is my hair. It's nobody else's hair and so it's not going to act or look like anyone else's. But I love huurrrrr ❤️🔥 and it's only been just over a year since I cut my relaxed ends. Thank you ssoooo much Latoya for your advise! You drop gems girl !

[@shedori92]

You definitely are looking cute 🥰 I had to realize that all the abuse I was able to do with my relaxed hair I absolutely cannot do with my natural hair. Final big chop coming up in February 🤦🏾‍♀️ 🙏🏾. Your videos have definitely helped me get my natural hair care routine together. I had no clue what I was doing until I found your channel!🥂

[@vdezdra_9618]

I learnt that my hair will grow but it will take TIME so.. just enjoy the process

[@rci1965]

My hard truth was realizing that no matter what product I bought/used was going to make my 4a/b/c hair look like 3b/c hair. Now I love my textures!

[@TheRacqgrl769]

I love your honesty. I've been natural for most of my life and I'm still learning what works for my hair. I'm also getting treated for scarring alopecia, so that affects what I do. I have to combat the medications that help my scalp but kill my hair. My hair is also fine and not dense, so it's rare for me to see anything close to what's on my head. We have to be willing to take a chance if we want healthy hair. Find what works for you and build on that. Thank you for sharing yourself with us.

[@JermaineAuNatural]

Repeat in the 3s for maximum retention! Great video and necessary for folks to hear, learn yourself, love yourself, do t limit yourself and experiment.💚

[@ladytell1111]

YES!! HEALTHY HAIR OVER LENGTH!! I ACCEPT ME AND LOVE MY HAIR AS IS!! HAPPY NEW YEARS TO ALL!!

[@andreaalexander8118]

A Faye In the City and a LaToya Ebony collab would be dope

[@divakingsley9020]

Thanks for being honest with us regarding you “texturizing” your hair, when in the end all ii is is a relaxer...anyone in the ethnic background of /kinky/coily/curly group that puts any type of chemical to smooth, soften, etc...is simply in denial, delusion because our hair already has “texture” regardless of how long they keep the product on their hair to break it down. Thanks for also telling your viewers to stop comparing other people’s hair to theirs and just for them to try their own hair regimen that works for them. Very blunt, but it was very much needed to start out the New Year. I like your videos and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for the upcoming videos. Stay Safe and Happy New Year 2021

[@yolandajennings9140]

This was a great video!! No lies detected!✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

No lies evah! 😂❤️

[@theallydee]

I love the conversation about telling yourself that your hair can't do that but what about other people, some of them have afro hair themselves telling us "your hair can't do that". I grew out my hair many times in my life but I always covered it under wigs and braids while growing it out. This is the first time I've big chopped it and I'm wearing it short. What motivated me was my ex-hairdresser told me it was because my coils are so tight "that's why I can't manage my natural hair" she assumed that's why I kept going back to the relaxer. But truly I just didn't have the patience to wait for it the get long enough to style the way I wanted. That impatience cost me bra strap long relaxed hair 😥 but I am determined to grow from this experience

[@brownsugar1117]

My hard truth in my 11 year Natural Hair Journey is that my haircare routine will never be a simple one, one size fits all and is forever....and I've embraced this! We all have to pick a struggle and we must be adaptable. Now, my hair health is recovering and thriving from a dye job. I didn't realize that right at that point, I needed to modify my haircare routine, so my ends suffered...especially with a long period of protective styling. I am diligent with my routines (except trims....yeah yeah, I know) but my hair needs evolved and I was a bit tone deaf to it. Now, I've learned to read my hair when it speaks.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Oooo that was a WORD! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@jessicawatts9807]

Yaass! This is a real, real honest video girl! I had to except my shrinkage-which is indeed a blessing in disguise 😊

[@Silkyslim48]

Thank you for sharing your truth about your hair journey.♥️🙋🏾‍♀️

[@apara2005]

Firsr off...HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🍾 🥳 Second...Yessssss! Loved all these truths. So true about the whole dont knock it until you try it. I remember that video you did with Anthony Dickey and thought, no way that will work for me. Until one day I was in the shower and decided to do it. Girl, worked like a charm!!!! Even with my own products...my hair was something I never saw before. Also I did the total saturation of water in my hair...took 10min since I'm super low porosity. And that gave my hair crazy results as well. My new years resolutions is to do these method more often because my hair is always dry... Thank you for this video!

[@DefineMorena]

1:37 Even stylists have been saying this all over the Internet but people don't want to listen 🤷🏾‍♀️ Some people think this means "wash your hair every day."

[@rosiecooper2721]

THIS WAS ONE OF THE MOST NEEDED AND MOST POWERFUL VIDEOS YET!!! I REALLY, REALLY NEEDED TO HEAR THIS. - EVERY BUT IF IT!!! TAKE YOUR BOW, QUEEN!!!... I JUST CANE ACROSS YOUR SILLY SELF LAST NIGHT AND WAS UP MOST OF THE NIGHT WATCHING YOU AND CRACKING UP LAUGHING... CAME ACROSS THIS JUST NOW AND WAS/AM SOOO INSPIRED, ENCOURAGED, AND MOTIVATED! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! KEEP GOING! 🎯❤🎯

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@quelsplace5956]

This was ON POINT and needed! Keep sharing and speaking truth!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you beautiful! 🙌🏾

[@sherryunderwood458]

This is such a good message to start the new year off with. My frustration level has been high trying to mimic other folks hair. I needed to hear this so I can get my patience together and my own hair care regimen on point. I get mad when my hair doesn't act accordingly but it's my fault because I'm not staying consistent with my routine. So thank you for keeping it real and for letting us know that it took ten years for you. I want instant results without putting in the work. My resolution was to do better with my hair and I'm sticking to it!❤

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

YAS SHERRY!! 👏🏾

[@sable7114]

Go late to the party, I do like her look so I'm glad you decided to do a video. Your talk with us was truly excellent. I value your opinions.

[@cheshiredj]

You can end this crazy year feeling good knowing that watching you helped me realize that I can do things with my hair type too. We watch the same people - I learned about you from Chizi! Have a great New Year's Eve, looking forward to seeing you next year.🍾🥂🥳

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

🙏🏾🥰 Thank you for saying that. It truly warms my heart to know I was a sliver of light in this crazy year. *hugs*

[@rasheikarp]

I absolutely love the message and example you set for us and if no one has told you, I APPRECIATE YOU SIS ❤️❤️❤️

[@queen_eyr]

Truth💯. I'm still experimenting and finding out some truths for myself now. I wish I didn't relax my hair, 2 years ago. That's my truth😅. And I wish I knew about hydration earlier, I actually knew but then I listened to someone who had more hair and that's why my hair hasn't grown incredibly during these 2 years. I did what she said and it didn't work for me.

[@w9906]

My hard truth is wash n gos just don't work for my hair. I hated to accept this, but I came to terms with it and went back to rocking my Brazilian yarn braids.

[@jeanninegorden8142]

Thanks for this video @LatoyaEbony! I love the respect and love among some of the YT natural hair influencers! I love and watch all of the influencers you mentioned! I think I found out about you from SheRea DelSol!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank YOU for supporting us! I think I can speak for all of us when I say your support means the world to us. ❤️

[@shauniebnaturalista6672]

I am only subscribed to type 4 hair channels. My secret crushes are the super long hair girls. Mine is now WL. I use them as inspiration. I SWEAR I'm gon' get to TBL.

[@epiccoconut5995]

You can SAY it again sista. 1. Hydration, hydration, hydration in the form of water is my #1 priority otherwise it breaks. 2. Protective styles don't do Jack for me since they prevent me from keeping up with #1. 3. I'll drop some coins on plants for slip before I spend any more money on toxic gels. 4. Consistency is key! 5. Trims! Yes we want length but If I want to retain length those old ends gotta go bf they colonize and cling to ma comb and knot up the whole village. Nobody got time for a sore scalp. 7. Not all expensive products will work! I purchased RevAir however I came to realization, I was using it as a cop-out to avoid doing my hair so I aired that baby BACK to the seller for a refund. If I must there are free & cheaper blowout alternatives 2-3x/yr. After trying too many things, I learned anything coconut ain't it! Too much protein for my Wool, it makes it feel like a tumble weed.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Great analysis of your hair needs. Bravo!! 👏🏾

[@kierrabutler8678]

I grew to treat my hair like a delicate flower. Watering, oiling, no heat, low tension styles and only manipulating my hair to give it some TLC.

[@rdarrett3635]

The hard truth was everything that you said. 💥

[@Tune2dis41]

You have a actually hair journey timeline 10 years is a min to learn your hair I feel the same way mine was 9 when I finally figured it out!!!

[@maj197]

Yeah, your head wrap looks great on you! Thanks for all the honest advice. We all gotta find our own way. Happy New Year, many blessings from Canada 🎊

[@nicolezyle7471]

The hydration part killed me softly..its true if u wanna see your healthy and long, keep it clean,wash it!am big chopping around February, I've been transitioning for almost a year now,wish me luck!thanks for the video !u look great by the way!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Good luck!! 🍀 and thank you! 😊

[@shandachalwell-walters6852]

Just did my big chop after transitioning since March. I am looking to you for advice. Thanks for the advice so far. I only listen to you and ShaRae

[@w9906]

I SO love ALL your looks in your videos!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@noneofyours16]

As soon as you said "texture envy is pointless" I subbed

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

See, we’re on the same wave 🙌🏾

[@teesulli833]

Yes you are looking very cute my dear. Great tips. Facts, facts, facts! It's so cliche but you have to love and accept what is on your head and never expect it to look exactly like someone else's.

[@oneflowerlover]

Love the look Toya!

[@1CourtneyMichelle]

No lies told 👏🏽👏🏽 I agree with everything you said

[@NaturalDarkChocolate]

Liked this video 1 minute in!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Oooo thanks boo!!

[@NaturalDarkChocolate]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair I want to try your suggestion of saturating my hair more often but not sure how. I'm afraid of how long it'll take to dry.

[@MiVidaBellisima]

My hardest truth is that your hair won’t grow to its GREATEST MAXIMUM potential with wash n go’s over twists/protective styling. I like to wear my curls out because I feel feminine but I try to keep it twisted so my hair can reach waist length as quickly as humanly possible 😩 I’ve been following Sherea del sol, you, and jenn j almost exclusively for hair advice. My hair is 3c but it needs a lot of love to be frizz free.

[@Prophetessgwb]

So True. And Happy New year's

[@anastasiakravtsova4627]

What a lovely person you are!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Awww 🥰 🥰🥰

[@llesabeilles]

You are awesome! I love your journey 💛 ♥ ❤ 💕

[@Pulapaws]

Let the weirdest again, Star puppy away.. 💫 🐶

[@eyekandy3000]

Every time I’m in a protective style there is no hydration 😨 I oil my scalp occasionally but that’s it. I need to do better 😞

[@twingemz984]

Nothing but the truth!

[@drachelbelfast]

Notification gang!!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Hey Daniella!! Notification Gang on Lock! 🙌🏾

[@maj197]

Just be your best you 💓

[@marleyhill34]

Hard truth: I need to shampoo and deep condition weekly and moisturise daily. It came from my Trichologists in 2019 after 10 years being natural. Lol!

[@mizkayzee]

You spoke to me at 1:05 !💪🏾

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Yes! Your hair is DOPE AF. Celebrate and rock it!!!

[@mizkayzee]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair I will do!🎉 You have inspired me too. Thank you.

[@psalms1196]

Sherea Delsol is her name

[@esthermassawa244]

I needed to hear this

[@wbb9934]

Ok this is good stuff..high five!🙋‍♀️🙂

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

🙌🏾❤️

[@monique7885]

Really enjoyed this video

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you for watching and supporting Monique!

[@kristinamitchell5274]

I think it was Urban Bush Babes who showed me that even identical twins can have different hair characteristics. Both twins had 4c hair but one had a lower volume, thicker strand of hair with lots of sheen and was lower porosity and the other had fine strands, dense volume but lower sheen and higher porosity...I said to myself okay girl if even they have different hair then NOBODY has the same hair just learn yours and do you

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

👏🏾 That’s so interesting! I didn’t know that about their hair. That’s good stuff!

[@kristinamitchell5274]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair here is a link to their video kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmHPpoZsob1km7s

[@jag2333]

Happy New Year🥰🥳🎉

[@Trinatime]

Great

[@sillahthandi7237]

My hardest truth: I could never afford this. I'm always on a very very tight budget. When you did the $25 budget video I was like, gee that's like 500 South African Rands, too much. Right now my hair is splitting mid length and I don't know what to do.

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

I’d say, use the wonderful natural resources your country has to offer. DIY might be your best friend.

[@sillahthandi7237]

@@LaToyaEbonyHair DIY is my best friend 😁

[@RockFan3010]

Preach 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@trich315]

Happy New Year 🎊🎆🎈

[@naomideckins]

You look so beautiful and thanks for the tips😍❤

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Thank you Naomi!!

[@lareinethediaryofabeautifu96]

Do you wash your hair once a week Latoya? ? I go 3 weeks

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Yes, once a week (usually)

[@Trinatime]

I tried rice water and will never try again! My hair hates it😣

[@nycolamark4019]

Girl sooo true❤️

[@OkJess0404]

So gorgeous!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

🥰🥰🥰

[@jborrego2406]

I’m not sure about the max seem like the baking soda is doing something to the hair

[@racheln.m6058]

You look beautiful🌹

[@kuiwanguistephanie]

Isn’t her skin glowing?

[@racheln.m6058]

@@kuiwanguistephanie she is😊

[@specialkd5365]

Only thing I'm scared to do is color .........

[@ladydiaspora807]

Are you sure your not related to Tia and tamera or essence atkins u look and sound like them🤔....crazy!!

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Haha! I don’t think so 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@Tai-chan.]

Hiiii

[@LaToyaEbonyHair]

Hi Tatanisha!! 👋🏾

[@MrsLegalDiva]

Happy New Year 🎊🎆🎈