I did a post here didn't know I could send post to you could u please read my post I truly wish u was in my area need someone like u to care for my hair😩
I can't IMAGINE this woman's depression and embarrassment about this because people just assume she's dirty and nasty. I am so glad she found you, someone who understands what is actually going on and can help her treat the condition and to mention give her that confidence back! ♥♥ Thank you for doing what you do!
emily so u DONT “take ur time” with other clients? Why would u not encourag her to keep that weave off her damn head if she has scalp psoriasis? It’s only irritating her condition
especially at 6:00! its so refreshing seeing someone care so much about a client. its not about all about money and time or transactions. its about genuinely wanting to help others
Aroha tohora wearing her natural hair isn’t dirty, but adding extensions isn’t going to help her inflammation. The dandruff shampoo needs to reach her scalp
molly kate this disease is not caused by hair regimens, but a natural result of an abundance of skin cells. My mom suffers from it, she’ll literally wash her hair and an hour later she could have flakes in her scalp.
You didn't just educate us about treating hair and scalp. You also educated us how to treat one another with respect and excellent customer service too. You should be so incredibly proud of yourself!
My mom has psoriasis on her scalp, super curly hair, and severe depression. Ive helped her detangle and clean her hair myself, but seeing professionals like this really warms my heart. This is not dirty. It's someone struggling.
There is a link between diet, depression and auto-immune diseases like psoriasis. Try get her to change her diet to a more wholesome, clean diet and avoid inflammatory foods like dairy, meat, alcohol etc. Basically get her to eat mainly vegan. Hope this will help Mum :)
DeathnoteBB Yes but red meat typically takes longer to digest and contains more fat and cholesterol than meats like fish or chicken (unless your cooking it in some crazy shit)- and because its harder to digest- especially if you dont cook it enough- it can go bad in side your stomach causing pain and indigestion as well as inflammation. “Going vegan” is more of an extreme thought of it, but sticking to more vegetables, lentils, white meats, breads, and fruits (some fruits can be inflammatory so you have to play those by ear)
Buy Listerine or Store brand Listerine and use it on the scalp. It eliminates scalp issues such as itchy scalp,"clumpy" dandruff, and the majority of scalp issues due to thick hair and oily glands. I had terrible scalp problems until I used it. Dandruff Shampoos all suck and dripping Listerine on the scalp is cheap but effective. Make your own applicating bottle to drip slowly for better control.
As someone diagnosed with psoriasis myself, I appreciate how much respect and care you are showing your clients suffering from this condition. I hope I will be lucky enough to find a great stylist like you.
I wash a section of my hair and scalp with creme of nature with Shae butter and Mango afterwards I then let it air dry then oil the scalp with blue magic or bergamont. A heavy grease. Then braid my hair. I have a clean scalp and my natural hair is thick. Oil it in the middle of the week. Try it just on the kitchen area and see how your scalp reacts. I oil my scalp every other day or when it feels dry.
My mom has it but it only affects the palms of her hands and her shins on her legs and she got kicked out of a pool for it cuz people were afraid of catching it like bro if it was contagious I would probably have it cuz I’m her KID
I hate to admit it, but I do. I have bad dandruff and I do enjoy picking my flakes...I also have alopecia now, so I'm going to miss picking even though I despise having dandruff. lol
You know some cosmetologists just do the bare minimum to earn a buck. But this, you are the golden standard. You actually care about your clients. That’s so lost these days.
This made me cry. I have had severe scalp psoriasis since I was a child and I have NEVER met someone so understanding and kind about this condition. I eventually stopped going to salons because I kept getting lectured on how to wash my hair. ( 😡I know how to wash my hair it is an autoimmune condition not poor hygiene.😡) Thank you so much!!!!
They did the same to my boyfriend. His developed psoriasis earlier last year, and it's sad how a immune disorder can really disparage someone's life and self esteem. It's there, it wont go away, and its treatable, but not curable. I just wanted to say it's going to be okay, you're a strong person for dealing with the lack of insight and knowledge of people who are supposed to be professionals in their field, and I hope your days get easier and not to let peoples lack of understanding affect you. Best regards from a stranger on TH-cam. 🙂
Sorry you have had to deal with that. My daughter has the same thing and until this video I would have spent even more money and gone to more Dr. Appointments than needed. Thank you.
I was so embarrassed about my psoriasis as a kid that I tried to hide it until it got really really bad. I remember getting a haircut and the lady told me to use this shampoo and do this and that and it was so patronizing smh
From someone who also suffers with Scalp Psoriasis, Your attitude towards her condition, Non judgemental, Poised and totally professional means a lot as it is a condition that lasts a lifetime that really strains on self esteem, you are truly an angel❤️
zazanya1 psoriasis here as well and I also teared up. It is amazing how many people are disgusted by this and it really isn't something that you have any control over lol. Wishing you the best 😉.
The world needs more people like you that care so much and actually enjoy helping people. The time you take on a client, and how very considerate you are of their feelings, and even how you remind your audience that if they suffer from this, that it's nothing to be ashamed of. Just, wonderful. Yes, I initially watched your videos because I am a picker and like to watch such things, but I'm staying and subscribed for you, your class, and your attempt at trying to soothe not only the physical aspect, but also how you so obviously care about the way another human being feels.
All you have to do is just wash your hands extremely well after. Poor girl! If the people at the hair salon won't even touch her, then they shouldn't be working there. Washing the scalp, in general, would be My primary concern, hair can be washed after.
I actually suffer from this, it’s humiliating and it’s the reason I never go to salons because people act like I don’t wash my hair. Ironically the psoriasis is worst the day after washing my hair :( wish I could find a salon that was as understanding as you. Trust me, I actually got emotional watching this from how kind you were speaking. This is my biggest insecurity, since childhood.
@Miss Chester I'm so sorry to hear that, I was lucky to be recommend the cream when it started to get bad, I have only minor issues now. They say it gets worse with stress but I never noticed any difference. I've never heard of different treatments unfortunately, but I found out that it might get better during pregnancy 😆 funny
I hear you sis. One of the reasons I don't go to a shop. I was smiling throughout this video because she made her feel very comfortable and did not judge.
Mine was like that all my life then about 2 years ago it change and its only like that when i use a strong gel but if i dont use a strong products it stay clean longer we use to call that growing dandruff lol
people keep saying that this girl is lucky to have a hairdresser like you. but you are someone who realizes it is her right to be taken care of regardless of her condition and that is a beautiful way of living and thinking in general 👏🏽
I totally get your point, and I am a hairstylist who helps specialises in scalp conditions like this but it's not a right unfortunately. A stylist is well within their right not to touch broken skin, skin that could possibly be infected or infested in anyway and like this stylist said, it's illigal for a stylist to diagnose conditions to avound harming the client in question or cross contamination to other clients so many stylists will see someone with crusty skin of any kind and refuse treatment, also many treatments are contraindicated with certain conditions, I personally probably couldn't offer a braided weave to a client with psoriasis personally because I think it's important to massage and move the scalp and it's hard to do that with a weave, I'm not saying this girl shouldn't but I don't know if I'd be prepared to take that chance. It is a stylists perogative to make the best decision for individual clients, I'm not saying it's right or wrong but it's not a universal right to get a service just FYI.
You never know what someone is battling underneath their seemingly perfect hair and make up. This is just a reminder for us all to learn from this stylist and treat everyone with non judgmental kindness and patience. God Bless you!
As a women with scalp psoriasis (and other psoriasis) i LOVE how you dont make her feel bad about what she can not control. I have NEVER been to a salon because of that fear i have of being judged.
briana Sarmiento my mom has it and I have started to get it I think if you research a good salon it could help you and you could find one to to help you remove it properly without pain which I have found helpful
As a nurse with psoriasis who is also a picker, this is possibly my favorite TH-cam video. You’re so knowledgeable and you get in there. A lot of hair dressers won’t even touch our scalps. It’s comforting to watch.
That’s exactly what I’m doing right now I started off by watching Joe Rogan and I scratched my head and a little bit a tiny little flakes fell on the screen and I googled dandruff and I definitely don’t have it because my shit don’t look nothing like this I guess there’s a difference between dry scalp and dandruff like this woman has actual of scab like pieces of skin ..but I’m smoking weed and now stuck watching g these scalp videos ..is it just me but I wish I could take a #1 clipper to her hair so it’s only like a 1/8 of an inch long then use a Potato peeler to peel all this stuff off then put peroxide
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again, I *LOVE* watching women take care of their hair especially those with a different hair type than myself. Absolutely love it!!!
I am sooooooo impressed with this video; it bought tears to my eyes. I've suffered from this condition since I was a teenager (I'm 47 now) & I've NEVER had a hairdresser to understand how to treat my hair or how upsetting this disease is. I appreciate how you treated her with respect & if you were in Columbus, Oh you would have me as a client for life. THANK YOU!!
Unfortunately people like her are hard to come by. I dont have it nearly as bad as her client,but I've been kicked out of salons for this by uneducated 'stylists' so I've been stuck cutting my own hair.
I dont have psoriasis, but I have eczema and often times it gets severe on my scalp too and it looked JUST like that. I was so embarrassed to wear black because you could so easily see my skin flakes that would fall off and I was so embarrassed that people would think I was dirty. Thank you for helping her, seeing that other people have similar problems makes me feel less hopeless about my skin and it's slow healing. I deeply sympathize with your patient and inhopevshe's healed well
Have you tried Ayurvedic treatment ? If not please do. a mix of virgin coconut oil, pure sulphur and edible camphor considerably reduces skin issues. pure sulphur is called Gandhak in ayurveda and you will either get it online or in any Indian store . take 5 tablespoons of oil, about half a teaspoon of the sulphur and about 5 tablets of the edible camphor. grind this to a paste using mortar and pestle. apply this for 20-30 mins on the affected area and wash with a paste made of chickpea flour and water. Chickpea flour with mung bean flour paste is extremely beneficial for skin and can be easily used as a soap alternative. try it.
I got lost in the world of TH-cam and randomly ended up here. Watched the entire video and I have to say that YOU are amazing at what you do. I know nothing about hair but I saw a tremendous difference. You are a blessing to this woman’s life!! ♥️👍🏼
Jay i remembered watching your vids with my hubby in bed on weekends.. CraZy 😜 seeing you here..I too am here strangely..I thought it was a blessing tho because I have a teenage daughter that has an "overactive scalp" (that's what I call it) but i was looking up my usual doll related material and this was in the suggestions 🙃 and since I'm all about learning things.. anyway nice to see you again, maybe this is also a sign to go back and check you out 😊I believe EVERYTHING happens for a reason. Much Love 💕
The fact that her scalp is getting better is so good. Everyone’s hair is different and every stylist is different. It’s the fact that when things work out, nothing else should matter
Her scalp as of today 10/11/22 is completely headed her skin color is normal and there are NO signs of a skin condition history. She couldn’t be happier and often sends me gifts lol. I love it!
You have got a point but then at the same time, she can conceal it. And then that is where she feels better about herself (i hope), but I see where you're coming from
You are truly a saint. Your attitude, personality, and expertise is such a heartfelt moment to me, and I’m sure a lot of others. You’re also an inspiration. This is the first video that I watched on you, and I love that you put things aside, and help, not just style, but the fact that you want to help your clients is so amazing. Keep it up, girlie.
Agreed! She’s so understanding and wanting to help her! I feel the same way! I feel like that’s so much of our job!! They really look to us for so much!
I don’t have Psoriasis, but rather Seborrheic Dermatitis. It’s typically worse for me in the summer, but as I’ve gotten older, it just seems like it’s a problem all year now. Watching the steps and care this woman made was so wonderful. I agree with some of the other people who have said it’s often embarrassing how people treat you, when this isn’t a hygiene issue, but rather medical. I feel like I’m scratching all the time. I don’t know if this is hereditary or not, but my adult daughter has it too.
So.... here’s the thing girl. I have both of those things. Mine has never been that bad, but it’s stopped me from getting my hair done professionally for years. It’s stopped me from going out, getting to work on time, seeing friends & family... the way you treated her and talked about this made me fucking cry. I feel so much better knowing there are people like you who exist, lovingly & full of acceptance. You are a gem. Thank you.
Psoriasis is such an awful condition to try and manage. The kind way you have treated this client speaks volumes about you and your character. I hope this lady finds a ways to manage it all better 💐
I don’t have psoriasis but I have eczema, and my stylist used to do the same thing with my scalp when I first started going to her. 7 years later I have exceptional hair growth & minimal dandruff bc of the time & Care she provides with my scalp & hair. I don’t think y’all understand how much we truly appreciate stylist like you. Ty💛
I too have eczema on my scalp, always annoying having to explain why my hair may have white parts in my hair and why my scalp may be quite red. Trying to get across to people that’s it’s sore to even try and brush my hair some days is a different level of aggravation. We really do love how careful and kind she is to her hair.
I agree, I have scalp eczema as well. If they don't take the time to do what she is doing the shampoo process is like a waste because your hair and scalp is still not thoroughly clean. It would be a waste of money and time because your scalp will still itch from the skin condition and the products used on top of it smh
As someone with psoriasis, I want to say thank you. People are always afraid to touch me or whispering about my patches. Thank you for the love and education you are giving to other people so that one less person will cringe if I wear a skirt.
@@yusrarazak3620 the only thing that really helps me is injections like humira. If you're looking for relief I use silicone wraps from Amazon over my psoriasis with coal tar cream for 1-3 hours daily. For things like my legs, I'll wrap them in plastic wrap with the medicine on them.
I thought I was the only one lmao. I feel as if women would be afraid to touch me because my skin is so rough and irregular. It's nice to know I'm not alone. As for my treatments, I like this topical steroid called Trianex. Supposed to be for infected areas but 80% of my body is infected lmaoo
I suffer from seborrheic dermatitis . It is the reason why I don’t feel comfortable going to the salon anymore. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find someone who is educated to deal with it. They all think it’s just “bad dandruff” even after explaining it. I truly wish there were more people like you. This video is awesome and I love how you stay in your lane! I’m now a subscriber!
Lea R I know the feeling, the second they part your hair you feel sick and worried. I luckily have someone I go to but the thought of someone else makes me cringe
I have it too. Just be honest with your stylist and make sure she knows it's not contagious. If you're really worried about it, see if you can have your dermatologist or another doctor give you a note or something similar just for added proof.
As someone with chronic psoriasis, including all over my scalp, this video has given me hope that one day I'll find someone who will treat me with dignity like you. I developed psoriasis 5 years ago and haven't had my hair professionally cut or coloured since because I have heard so many horror stories of people being humiliated. My hair is now almost at my waist and becoming pretty hard to manage, so I'm going to have to bite the bullet and brave a salon. Fingers crossed I find an angel like you ♡ Thank you for your respectful and educational video.
Dear NCM you can do it yourself, pour oil on your head skin and massage it as much as you can with your nail is alright. After that wash it with shampoo and water in a big bowl. Trust me, your head will be clean like she did.
As a hairstylist and a 20 year psoriasis patient, I wish you the best of luck, just let them know when you go to the salon when you get there, often it’s hard for some stylists to tell the difference between scalp conditions, but if they know it’s psoriasis, good hairstylists know that it’s nothing you did to make your skin that way and how to help you. They’ll know that there’s little we can do to get it VERY clear without a dermatologists help. Good luck!
You're very genuine sweet person. That is very hard to find in this world. Some people would say oh my God I'm not touching that! I see that you take your business and stride and you're genuinely a good-hearted person. Believe it or not I have dermatitis on my head 2 so I know exactly what your client is going through. She is a very lucky woman to have you as her hair stylist. Don't Go Changing stay sweet and genuine like you are ...amen
I'm a licensed hairstylist and I have mostly white clients, but ever since I was in cosmetology school, I soaked up what I could about ethnic hair so I could work on everyone. I'm lucky to have black colleagues generous enough to teach me a lot. I'm still not there yet, but I just found your channel and LOVE it. The amount of time and effort you put into helping your client was inspiring.
Thank you so much!!! I’m glad I can help you out. If you have a video suggestion Please let me know!! I appreciate your comment and will to obtain a more diverse clientele!!! ❤️💯🎯
You are a blessing to your clients. The energy and careful attention you give them speaks volumes about your dedication to a service that is often glossed over without truly caring about scape conditions. As you stated, some hairstylist might not want to deal with these issues. You are simply One Of The Best 🦁🦁 Ms J .
I have this scalp issue, its very frustrating and embarrassing. God bless you for helping her and giving her comfort. I'm afraid to get to a hairdresser, as I'm afraid of being judged by how my scalp looks at times.. I can't tell you how important it is to be able to trust your hairdresser and feel comfortable with them when you have this condition. The fact that you go the extra mile and take your time cleaning her scalp, wonderful for her to have a hairdresser like you. God bless you both
For those who are not familiar with scalp conditions like these, weave has nothing to do with these conditions. It doesn’t create them nor prevent them. I have cut Men’s hair who have these conditions.
@@kevin15776 No, if it got in the way, the mens hair she cuts wouldnt have the condition because it would have been treated right? Smh, you men jave the weirdest fancination with weave.
Its annoying definitely. I have it, am a guy, no weave lol. I'm immensely limited to what hair products I can use as many don't work for me to begin with, some work a little but make the condition worse, or some products work very well but destroy ALL moisture in my hair (t-gel shampoo). I'm currently stuck on: what to do with my scalp after I clean it? Some hair products that work for me and my super dense, mixed hair can't be put in right after I clean scalp because the flaking will happen twice as fast as normal in that state. I feel like I should be putting on something after scraping my scalp clear and rinsing hair. I suppose I need a black hair specializing dermatologist or something. I think I've had an easier time raising cats and dogs than figuring out this hair lol
My s9n had a very bad scalp problem so bad even dermatologists didnt know what to prescribe. First was cutting his hair because it wasnt getting air. So adding weaving to a braided style is definitely not helping this conditions. Her scalp needs air and some medical products.
Terrornaut my significant other had severe scalp issues with psoriasis but is now better because of the products he now uses. Have you tried Shea moisture products specifically the black line that's designed for exzema and psoriasis? Also I don't know if you have ever used henna? it helped a lot with preventing flaking post washing. You are correct you should be using something to moisturize after washing.
Aww I can't imagine having this condition. This video had me in tears literally because this stylist touched my heart. Ma'am you are a blessing. You actually care about your clients and the HEALTH of their hair. Thank you so much and I'm a new subscriber.
You're a sweetheart! You didn't make her condition seem disgusting, or like it was a nuisance/inconvenience to you (even though it probably feels like that to your client(s)) and you educated us (I'm a pre-med student and your accuracy was refreshing) on a condition that many know little about or feel self-conscious about. Pls keep doing this! Loved your gentility.
I have this condition and I definitely agree with this statement. I've decided going the natural essential oil route to help control my sd and scalp psoriasis.
Thank you so much for treating this young lady in such a caring and compassionate way we need more licensed professionals like yourself. I struggled with this with my daughter from a very young age maybe age 6-16. After all the dermatologist recommendations and shampoos. I ran across a TH-cam video ( I wish I could locate the video this happened in 2016) that was the answer to our situation. Please understand I struggggggglllllled. But I wanted to share the $1.50 solution with anyone I can. It was “white vinegar” soaked in a towel and placed directly on the scalp. I know this may not sound right because the open sores and irritated scalp but after one time we got immediate results, we were so surprised after all the years the scalp was finally normal and a week later we went over a very normal scalp just to make sure we didn’t miss anything and never had the problem again. Peace and blessings to you all....I know the struggle and I want everyone to be healed.
I really have to applaud you on the way you treat your clients. Even though others said what you are doing is impractical it worked well for your client and made her much happier and her hair looks healthy despite her condition. well done to you!
You are a hero for people with this problem. Thank you for being so kind and so extremely helpful. I believe you have saved many people in more ways than you know
I REALLY appreciate how kind, understanding, and compassionate you were with her. The way you treated her is THE GOLD STANDARD of care and professionalism. You are SUCH A LOVELY LADY and if I suffered from this condition, I would let you do my hair anytime! Much love from New York! ♥️
Cosmetologist of the year award goes to YOU mama! I LOVE that you stressed the fact we cannot diagnose or, treat unless we're following a dermatologists orders! Many ppl don't realize this! I am not a cosmetologist, I am a nail tech but, same rules apply to us, TFS new subbie mama
Don't you just hate it when people comment negatively/unnecessarily? Especially on videos like this where the creator is actually trying to help people? Yeah, I do too.
GoddessZUnique yes definitely, like okay if you don't like it dislike the video and be on your way, you can say something but like if it's already said by one, what's the point, it's annoying
GoddessZUnique People can say what they want, When they want it's a free country. And if you are offended oh well. Go back to Africa or where ever you're from. Because I'm an American.
I don't have this condition but I just want to say that you are an absolute sweetheart 💖 and an angel for helping this woman. You kick so much butt girl. You deserve riches, joy, and love, in absolute abundance! Praying over your life and the success of your hair business! God has you in his hands for sure! You are heaven sent for those suffering with this.
scalp psoriasis is such a pain , like never being able to wear dark coloured tops without being able to see the flakes being limited to certain hairstyles because the flakes always show hairdressers looking at your hair in disgust people being disgusted by your hair and saying it's dandruff overall it's just a pain 🤷
@@lindsay16 wigs don't look great a lot of the time unless you spend 100-1000 bucks a wig and spend a ton of time on putting it on. Plus, hair stylists are still a problem.
I can only imagine how good it must have felt for her to have that done. I have had experience with mild cases of psoriasis on the scale, both personally and loved ones and I know that it can be super itchy. I really hope that she felt better afterwards Edit: I also love that you mentioned that it's an immune response, that it’s not contagious or “gross” it's just how some people’s bodies react. Kinda like allergies
I wish I could thumbs up this vid a million more times. Clear education about staying in your lane. Do not take the role of a dermatologist unless you are licensed. You are clearly doing an amazing job her hair looks absolutely amazing and it’s really unfortunate that there are too many judgmental people who she had to go through just to get to you. Definitely subscribing!!!
My client is lactose and gluten intolerant and you can tell when she eats even on piece of cheese. Her scalp becomes patchy rough and raised. I think diet affects the scalp.
You're very professional, warm, and kind! Going step by step! Well done! My late Aunt had dandruff and severely dry patches in her scalp! She took care of her hair the best way she could and got it treated though! Bless you!
No. Apple Cider Vinegar is absolutely positively NOT an effective treatment or ‘cure’ for psoriasis. Especially not for a case this severe. That is why many who suffer from this autoimmune disease are prescribed a biologic (enbrel, humira, etc.) Who would choose to inject themselves every 2 weeks if the solution was a simple trip to the grocery store away?
"we were both happy at the end of the day and I've got a new client for life." My favorite line
Love the way you do HH sir girl,huge fan for life
I did a post here didn't know I could send post to you could u please read my post I truly wish u was in my area need someone like u to care for my hair😩
Where are you located?
It’s not a play that wasn’t a line it’s not a tv shoe it’s someone’s real life that is extremely rude
@@kiaravipond they weren't being rude, they said "favorite line" because it was a really sweet thing she said.
This comment section is sooo wholesome I feel so warm and protected from negativity
Shy Be we love u
you are not alone
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Shy Be same
stay happy friend. we love you!
It’s funny how some people don’t really notice that she’s changing peoples lives
Agreed! This person is soooo knowledgeable
it literally comes back but ok
GiselleViølet uhh that’s why you go back
Glenn Quagus like every week? every 4 days?
GiselleViølet pretty sure every 2 or 3 weeks but yeah.....
I can't IMAGINE this woman's depression and embarrassment about this because people just assume she's dirty and nasty. I am so glad she found you, someone who understands what is actually going on and can help her treat the condition and to mention give her that confidence back! ♥♥ Thank you for doing what you do!
Wheres your profile picture from love?
AMEN!
Seriously so many comments on videos like this are of people assuming the absolute worst. Judgey people everywhere
Um why are you assuming she has that it says what condition she has.
I completely agree with your comment
“I really took my time with her..”
You’re such a sweetheart
God bless you, you did an amazing job
True cuz I would never do this
@@exotics1767 do you work in that kind of profession?
@@exotics1767 cuz if you do then you better get used to stuff like this 😂
emily so u DONT “take ur time” with other clients? Why would u not encourag her to keep that weave off her damn head if she has scalp psoriasis? It’s only irritating her condition
jnie swartz 😑😐
This stylist's personality is EVERYTHING.
Yasssss... She is so sweet ,a nd luv her voice ❤️❤️
I KNOW
I know right!!!!!
Right
I totally agree.
im glad you’re educated on the subject and didn’t treat her like she was dirty. it probably made her feel really comfortable 🥺
especially at 6:00! its so refreshing seeing someone care so much about a client. its not about all about money and time or transactions. its about genuinely wanting to help others
no name my comment is meant to compliment her on the way she treats her clients in a professional manner. your judgment isn’t needed
@@Noname-ni8qm her wearing her natural, curly, black afro hair is seen as dirty? Since when did wearing her hair like that affect you...
Aroha tohora wearing her natural hair isn’t dirty, but adding extensions isn’t going to help her inflammation. The dandruff shampoo needs to reach her scalp
molly kate this disease is not caused by hair regimens, but a natural result of an abundance of skin cells. My mom suffers from it, she’ll literally wash her hair and an hour later she could have flakes in her scalp.
You didn't just educate us about treating hair and scalp. You also educated us how to treat one another with respect and excellent customer service too. You should be so incredibly proud of yourself!
How are you doing today my name is Winston Moore and how is the weather over there
@@winstonmoore8378 what
My mom has psoriasis on her scalp, super curly hair, and severe depression. Ive helped her detangle and clean her hair myself, but seeing professionals like this really warms my heart. This is not dirty. It's someone struggling.
There is a link between diet, depression and auto-immune diseases like psoriasis. Try get her to change her diet to a more wholesome, clean diet and avoid inflammatory foods like dairy, meat, alcohol etc. Basically get her to eat mainly vegan. Hope this will help Mum :)
*Linda Imaan* You don’t need to go vegan to not eat inflammatory foods....
DeathnoteBB Yes but red meat typically takes longer to digest and contains more fat and cholesterol than meats like fish or chicken (unless your cooking it in some crazy shit)- and because its harder to digest- especially if you dont cook it enough- it can go bad in side your stomach causing pain and indigestion as well as inflammation. “Going vegan” is more of an extreme thought of it, but sticking to more vegetables, lentils, white meats, breads, and fruits (some fruits can be inflammatory so you have to play those by ear)
Buy Listerine or Store brand Listerine and use it on the scalp. It eliminates scalp issues such as itchy scalp,"clumpy" dandruff, and the majority of scalp issues due to thick hair and oily glands. I had terrible scalp problems until I used it. Dandruff Shampoos all suck and dripping Listerine on the scalp is cheap but effective. Make your own applicating bottle to drip slowly for better control.
VjSmith Her client has psoriasis, and it can’t be cured with listerine. People who suffer from it, have to take medication.
She is literally the nicest person in the world
Yessssss
Agreeeeeeeeeeeee
I hope she marry good husband, or she Will be used.
A 10 min video is definitely enuf time to know
As someone diagnosed with psoriasis myself, I appreciate how much respect and care you are showing your clients suffering from this condition. I hope I will be lucky enough to find a great stylist like you.
how did you treat yours?
I wash a section of my hair and scalp with creme of nature with Shae butter and Mango afterwards I then let it air dry then oil the scalp with blue magic or bergamont. A heavy grease. Then braid my hair. I have a clean scalp and my natural hair is thick. Oil it in the middle of the week. Try it just on the kitchen area and see how your scalp reacts. I oil my scalp every other day or when it feels dry.
My mom has it but it only affects the palms of her hands and her shins on her legs and she got kicked out of a pool for it cuz people were afraid of catching it like bro if it was contagious I would probably have it cuz I’m her KID
Catherine N Donald Freed I can’t read that shit at all 😂
facts!
anyone else find it really satisfying when all the flakes get removed?
I hate to admit it, but I do. I have bad dandruff and I do enjoy picking my flakes...I also have alopecia now, so I'm going to miss picking even though I despise having dandruff. lol
@@theopulentone1650 i've got psoriasis and i pick at it a lot. i know i shouldn't and i have meds for it...but man it's hard not to pick, lmao.
@@koda_dawgg same lol but when itching starts I wash my hair with shampoo and after complete drying I apply coconut oil
@@nabeel9187 why you don't wash before it starts itching
yes
You know some cosmetologists just do the bare minimum to earn a buck. But this, you are the golden standard. You actually care about your clients. That’s so lost these days.
Fox Mulder I just love your profile pic
Fox Mulder omg i loooooovee your profile picture ❤️❤️
Fox Mulder So true
Whats your profile pic?
I appreciate that you didn't use words like "disgusting"etc. In the title or video, it really shows that you care and don't judge😁😀
Kat Herrera you have 666 likes,cool.
Does it help with hair thinning?
I can say it for her if u want.
This made me cry. I have had severe scalp psoriasis since I was a child and I have NEVER met someone so understanding and kind about this condition. I eventually stopped going to salons because I kept getting lectured on how to wash my hair. ( 😡I know how to wash my hair it is an autoimmune condition not poor hygiene.😡) Thank you so much!!!!
They did the same to my boyfriend. His developed psoriasis earlier last year, and it's sad how a immune disorder can really disparage someone's life and self esteem. It's there, it wont go away, and its treatable, but not curable. I just wanted to say it's going to be okay, you're a strong person for dealing with the lack of insight and knowledge of people who are supposed to be professionals in their field, and I hope your days get easier and not to let peoples lack of understanding affect you. Best regards from a stranger on TH-cam. 🙂
@@princessplate209 thank you!
@@missloves2laugh it's my pleasure. :3
Sorry you have had to deal with that. My daughter has the same thing and until this video I would have spent even more money and gone to more Dr. Appointments than needed. Thank you.
I was so embarrassed about my psoriasis as a kid that I tried to hide it until it got really really bad. I remember getting a haircut and the lady told me to use this shampoo and do this and that and it was so patronizing smh
From someone who also suffers with Scalp Psoriasis, Your attitude towards her condition, Non judgemental, Poised and totally professional means a lot as it is a condition that lasts a lifetime that really strains on self esteem, you are truly an angel❤️
You scratching her scalp with that comb looked like it felt so good🤤
Danielle Taylor it look nasty but satisfying
Danielle Taylor 😂😂😂😂😂
Girl yes! I think I have it but it's not severe and I was satisfied just watching 🤣🤣 the scratch.
It feels so good
Best. Comment. Ever!
I have psoriasis. Your kindness and understanding made me tear up 😢. Thank you for not being disgusted or afraid of this woman!
zazanya1 You are not disgusting either! 🤗
zazanya1 psoriasis here as well and I also teared up. It is amazing how many people are disgusted by this and it really isn't something that you have any control over lol. Wishing you the best 😉.
Omg that choked me. Do you think people are disgusted by your psoriasis? I don’t think find it disgusting as such, I think they maybe curious though.
Are people really that disturbed over that?
mosa1101kenneth Psoriasis doesn’t go away. ever.
The world needs more people like you that care so much and actually enjoy helping people. The time you take on a client, and how very considerate you are of their feelings, and even how you remind your audience that if they suffer from this, that it's nothing to be ashamed of. Just, wonderful. Yes, I initially watched your videos because I am a picker and like to watch such things, but I'm staying and subscribed for you, your class, and your attempt at trying to soothe not only the physical aspect, but also how you so obviously care about the way another human being feels.
Richie Beck thank you! Your comment deeply touched me this morning, I appreciate you taking the time to write me. I needed this today! 🤗💯
Richie Beck You're such a beautiful person, thank you for your comment.
2muchhair You are amazing and touched my soul 💖
All you have to do is just wash your hands extremely well after. Poor girl! If the people at the hair salon won't even touch her, then they shouldn't be working there. Washing the scalp, in general, would be My primary concern, hair can be washed after.
Richie Beck i agree! Imagine how many ppl that have this condition get made fun of..it must be comforting to have somebody to be ❤ caring
I actually suffer from this, it’s humiliating and it’s the reason I never go to salons because people act like I don’t wash my hair. Ironically the psoriasis is worst the day after washing my hair :( wish I could find a salon that was as understanding as you. Trust me, I actually got emotional watching this from how kind you were speaking. This is my biggest insecurity, since childhood.
Try diprosone cream, it's helped me so much.
@Miss Chester I'm so sorry to hear that, I was lucky to be recommend the cream when it started to get bad, I have only minor issues now. They say it gets worse with stress but I never noticed any difference. I've never heard of different treatments unfortunately, but I found out that it might get better during pregnancy 😆 funny
@Miss Chester truly hope you'll be able to find something that helps you. God bless!
1. check if you are insulinresistent.
2. Vitamin D3 in high dosages in combination with magnesium, vit K2, and selenium.
I hear you sis. One of the reasons I don't go to a shop. I was smiling throughout this video because she made her feel very comfortable and did not judge.
If you can’t handle “gross” looking genetic problems don’t go into any type of cosmetology work.
I love your profile picture 👏
Yep
Agreed.
Yeah
Like watching a cyst removal
I’m not even grossed out, I have so much sympathy for her. It looks like it hurts sooo bad!!!!
themaleka12 psoriasis usualy doesn't hurt, just itched to bad . Psoriasis is just the skin that renews itself way too quickly. Its just dead skin
I looks like it feels good in a weird way
More like itch 😣😣
Yeah. Just imagine how hard that would be for that person. 😭 Actually heartbreaking.
@@karenconda2096 it literally itches 24/7 . IVE had it for years and I cannot remember what it's like to live without a constant itch...
"I got a new client for life." 😭❤️
Mine was like that all my life then about 2 years ago it change and its only like that when i use a strong gel but if i dont use a strong products it stay clean longer we use to call that growing dandruff lol
Plus it stuck to the scalp u have to get it off the scalp i totally understand
"I love to assist the dermatologist" - A PROFESSIONAL. Such care, and expertise. Big up!
this right here is an example of an educated black women!
Woman*
vivi_ etc racist
Nick G 😂
vivi_ etc you are an example of a beautiful black lady
@@ngcf4238 lmao
people keep saying that this girl is lucky to have a hairdresser like you. but you are someone who realizes it is her right to be taken care of regardless of her condition and that is a beautiful way of living and thinking in general 👏🏽
Amber King thank you love!!
Amber King some don’t do that 😂🤦🏾♀️
I totally get your point, and I am a hairstylist who helps specialises in scalp conditions like this but it's not a right unfortunately. A stylist is well within their right not to touch broken skin, skin that could possibly be infected or infested in anyway and like this stylist said, it's illigal for a stylist to diagnose conditions to avound harming the client in question or cross contamination to other clients so many stylists will see someone with crusty skin of any kind and refuse treatment, also many treatments are contraindicated with certain conditions, I personally probably couldn't offer a braided weave to a client with psoriasis personally because I think it's important to massage and move the scalp and it's hard to do that with a weave, I'm not saying this girl shouldn't but I don't know if I'd be prepared to take that chance. It is a stylists perogative to make the best decision for individual clients, I'm not saying it's right or wrong but it's not a universal right to get a service just FYI.
Amber King o
Well said❤️
It's a blessing when u find a genuinely sincere hair stylist that care about you they also become your friend and sort of your therapist also
Shonna Allen all of the above!! 😍💯
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So. True not everyone is as considerate.
lol yeah
Edna Sustaita and that's so sad
You never know what someone is battling underneath their seemingly perfect hair and make up. This is just a reminder for us all to learn from this stylist and treat everyone with non judgmental kindness and patience. God Bless you!
As a women with scalp psoriasis (and other psoriasis) i LOVE how you dont make her feel bad about what she can not control. I have NEVER been to a salon because of that fear i have of being judged.
briana Sarmiento my mom has it and I have started to get it I think if you research a good salon it could help you and you could find one to to help you remove it properly without pain which I have found helpful
Omg thank you I hate when ppl talk down on what ppl can't control
i was actually very scared too but i go to my same hair dresser monthly and she know why i have it so im not too scared anymore
I have severe plaque psoriasis. I know the struggles of keeping my scalp clear. I wish I had somebody like her to go to.
So u care what people Think 😑
This stylist is so caring, understanding, and wonderful I almost cried.
Me too… I know cause my head looks like hers sometimes… it’s so overwhelming when someone recognizes you are human too!!🥲🥲🥲
“It’s a little dusty-“ when I tell you I wheezed-
Cali Smith SAAMMEE
Cali Smith dying lmaoo
I died when she said its a little frosty and then i died more when she said this lmao
That’s rude
Queen Suníq she has a condition it’s not her fault her hair is full of dandruff
As a nurse with psoriasis who is also a picker, this is possibly my favorite TH-cam video.
You’re so knowledgeable and you get in there. A lot of hair dressers won’t even touch our scalps. It’s comforting to watch.
Thank you love!!!
"the reward was much greater than the sacrifice"
I love her❤️
First
Shes so lovely!
That was sweet!
They need more haircare stylist like you
ANYBODY ELSE FINDS THIS SATISFYING INSTEAD OF NASTY? ☺️🙋🏻♀️
Paola Moreno yeeeep id pick the shit outta that 😂
Yes 🤣🤣
Fun to watch but looks labor intensive
But ik that feels good
Yes 🙋
The way you care about your clients hair and scalp needs is so refreshing!
How are you doing today my name is Winston Moore and how is the weather over there
You sound like an amazing, knowledgeable and caring cosmologist.
+Sherri Woodward thank you Sherry! 🥰
Cosmetologist
A cosmologist is a type of astrophysicist xD
You mean cosmetologist. A cosmologist studies space, astronomy and astrophysics. 😂 A very different field. 😂
Exactly
She is so lucky to have a stylist like you. You did a great job.
Yes she did. EXCELLENCE!!!!!
@@Askvonne How are you doing today my name is Winston Moore
Gosh you are just so professional and non judgemental. Refreshing and impressive.
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Who else is bingeing these videos while being locked down from CoronaVirus lol
Lord Venger me lol
That’s exactly what I’m doing right now I started off by watching Joe Rogan and I scratched my head and a little bit a tiny little flakes fell on the screen and I googled dandruff and I definitely don’t have it because my shit don’t look nothing like this I guess there’s a difference between dry scalp and dandruff like this woman has actual of scab like pieces of skin ..but I’m smoking weed and now stuck watching g these scalp videos ..is it just me but I wish I could take a #1 clipper to her hair so it’s only like a 1/8 of an inch long then use a Potato peeler to peel all this stuff off then put peroxide
Lord Venger me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷🏽♂️it’s boring af can’t do shit
Meeee
@@Marchpisces2004 lol very awesome welcome aboard 'D
I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it again, I *LOVE* watching women take care of their hair especially those with a different hair type than myself. Absolutely love it!!!
Desiree Burnet 100th like, and idk why I’m here.
"take children's and other hair-slave's hair" LOVE *YOUR* HAIR
Yvonne Mariane what? Lol
@@nottodaylilbaldhead nothing funny about hair slavery.
Yasssss same here!!
I am sooooooo impressed with this video; it bought tears to my eyes. I've suffered from this condition since I was a teenager (I'm 47 now) & I've NEVER had a hairdresser to understand how to treat my hair or how upsetting this disease is. I appreciate how you treated her with respect & if you were in Columbus, Oh you would have me as a client for life. THANK YOU!!
@Tough Love maybe I'll order some myself & give it a try. Thank you for sharing this info with me.
Tounya Wiley-Sheares Nizoral shampoos have helped some people as well....maybe worth researching as well.
@@tounyawiley-sheares6451 how are you doing today my name is Winston Moore
@@winstonmoore8378 Hello I'm well
@@tounyawiley-sheares6451 okay cool so where are you from
I hope if I'm ever going through something that could be embarrassing, I find someone as professional, matter of fact, and kind as you to help.
Unfortunately people like her are hard to come by. I dont have it nearly as bad as her client,but I've been kicked out of salons for this by uneducated 'stylists' so I've been stuck cutting my own hair.
You're so sensitive to the issue and the client's needs. Not sensationalistic or derogatory. You were so lovely.
RESPECT TO YOU AS A COSMETOLOGIST AND A HUMAN BEING! Your ADVICE IS GOLDEN AND CORRECT!!
Breshannon Devereaux thank you dearly!! 😘💯💪🏽
Breshannon Devereaux wow
Cringe
2muchhair Are you located in Georgia??
Gabriel Anderson no. I am in Nashville Tennessee but I visit friends in Georgia often.
i love how she is so caring for her 🥰
DaSha Green it’s not contagious! She knew how to handle it! (:
I dont have psoriasis, but I have eczema and often times it gets severe on my scalp too and it looked JUST like that. I was so embarrassed to wear black because you could so easily see my skin flakes that would fall off and I was so embarrassed that people would think I was dirty. Thank you for helping her, seeing that other people have similar problems makes me feel less hopeless about my skin and it's slow healing. I deeply sympathize with your patient and inhopevshe's healed well
Have you tried Ayurvedic treatment ? If not please do. a mix of virgin coconut oil, pure sulphur and edible camphor considerably reduces skin issues. pure sulphur is called Gandhak in ayurveda and you will either get it online or in any Indian store . take 5 tablespoons of oil, about half a teaspoon of the sulphur and about 5 tablets of the edible camphor. grind this to a paste using mortar and pestle. apply this for 20-30 mins on the affected area and wash with a paste made of chickpea flour and water.
Chickpea flour with mung bean flour paste is extremely beneficial for skin and can be easily used as a soap alternative. try it.
Diprosone might help you
I got lost in the world of TH-cam and randomly ended up here. Watched the entire video and I have to say that YOU are amazing at what you do. I know nothing about hair but I saw a tremendous difference. You are a blessing to this woman’s life!! ♥️👍🏼
Jay Squared thank you kindly!!! Welcome to my channel!!! 🎯
Jay i remembered watching your vids with my hubby in bed on weekends.. CraZy 😜 seeing you here..I too am here strangely..I thought it was a blessing tho because I have a teenage daughter that has an "overactive scalp" (that's what I call it) but i was looking up my usual doll related material and this was in the suggestions 🙃 and since I'm all about learning things.. anyway nice to see you again, maybe this is also a sign to go back and check you out 😊I believe EVERYTHING happens for a reason. Much Love 💕
same exact thing happened to me... idk how i got here but i love how kind she is
Yup
Jay Squared me rn
I need a woman like you. Not disgusted by this situation. You're amazing
I can only imagine the relief this girl feels after her treatments
assassintwinat8 you beaurifur
Bruno Hilton dahyun😂
Bruno Hilton huh?
Honeyyyy 😩
The fact that her scalp is getting better is so good. Everyone’s hair is different and every stylist is different. It’s the fact that when things work out, nothing else should matter
Her scalp as of today 10/11/22 is completely headed her skin color is normal and there are NO signs of a skin condition history. She couldn’t be happier and often sends me gifts lol. I love it!
@@2MuchHair that is amazing. you're a healer.
you are a good person. Becuase of you, that woman is feeling 10x better about herself everyday
You have got a point but then at the same time, she can conceal it. And then that is where she feels better about herself (i hope), but I see where you're coming from
ok? And? Your point is?
You are truly a saint. Your attitude, personality, and expertise is such a heartfelt moment to me, and I’m sure a lot of others. You’re also an inspiration. This is the first video that I watched on you, and I love that you put things aside, and help, not just style, but the fact that you want to help your clients is so amazing. Keep it up, girlie.
Glammed UP agree! Also, idk you but you’re so beautiful 😭❤️
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Agreed! She’s so understanding and wanting to help her! I feel the same way! I feel like that’s so much of our job!! They really look to us for so much!
I don’t have Psoriasis, but rather Seborrheic Dermatitis. It’s typically worse for me in the summer, but as I’ve gotten older, it just seems like it’s a problem all year now. Watching the steps and care this woman made was so wonderful. I agree with some of the other people who have said it’s often embarrassing how people treat you, when this isn’t a hygiene issue, but rather medical. I feel like I’m scratching all the time. I don’t know if this is hereditary or not, but my adult daughter has it too.
So.... here’s the thing girl. I have both of those things. Mine has never been that bad, but it’s stopped me from getting my hair done professionally for years. It’s stopped me from going out, getting to work on time, seeing friends & family... the way you treated her and talked about this made me fucking cry. I feel so much better knowing there are people like you who exist, lovingly & full of acceptance. You are a gem. Thank you.
And u will (if u have not already) find someone who cares like she does and will get u the results u need
Not saying your lying but some people get it worse then others
kinley maher I think you missed the “mine has never been that bad” part.
@@ILovHelloKitty13 🤷🏼♀️
LadyShip Thank you, angel! ♥️
Psoriasis is such an awful condition to try and manage. The kind way you have treated this client speaks volumes about you and your character. I hope this lady finds a ways to manage it all better 💐
I like her choice of words elevations, frosted, raised and eruptions 😄😄
Destyni Cannon she’s a well spoken woman 😁
Ditto....she spoke about her client with such respect
*dusty*
and don't forget "debris" 😅
Yes instead of saying "all that dandruff"
I don’t have psoriasis but I have eczema, and my stylist used to do the same thing with my scalp when I first started going to her. 7 years later I have exceptional hair growth & minimal dandruff bc of the time & Care she provides with my scalp & hair. I don’t think y’all understand how much we truly appreciate stylist like you. Ty💛
How do I find a stylist they does work like this
@@SeriouSXXFireworks call and ask around
I too have eczema on my scalp, always annoying having to explain why my hair may have white parts in my hair and why my scalp may be quite red. Trying to get across to people that’s it’s sore to even try and brush my hair some days is a different level of aggravation. We really do love how careful and kind she is to her hair.
I agree, I have scalp eczema as well. If they don't take the time to do what she is doing the shampoo process is like a waste because your hair and scalp is still not thoroughly clean. It would be a waste of money and time because your scalp will still itch from the skin condition and the products used on top of it smh
i will never EVER complain about my dandruff again 🥺
I feel bad for her, same tho
On G tho
Me too but what I have isn't dandruff it's likeeee idk something hut I won't complain ;-;
leahlemon you can still complain
leahlemon my mom complains about my own dandruff
“I really took my time with her
We we’re both happy at the end of the day and I got a new client for life”
That part!!❤️❤️❤️
It’s nice that you didn’t turn the person away because of their condition so good for you!
Farhiya A Yeah that would’ve been not nice
I have psoriasis mostly on my scalp. It must not be that bad or I have a really really good hair dresser because he hasn't said anything about it
Yes! This beautician is truly a blessing to others.
As someone with psoriasis, I want to say thank you. People are always afraid to touch me or whispering about my patches. Thank you for the love and education you are giving to other people so that one less person will cringe if I wear a skirt.
Did u try something for psoriasis .. Cause I've been dealing it for life n haven't found a cure yet... really in need of help
@@yusrarazak3620 the only thing that really helps me is injections like humira. If you're looking for relief I use silicone wraps from Amazon over my psoriasis with coal tar cream for 1-3 hours daily. For things like my legs, I'll wrap them in plastic wrap with the medicine on them.
I thought I was the only one lmao. I feel as if women would be afraid to touch me because my skin is so rough and irregular. It's nice to know I'm not alone. As for my treatments, I like this topical steroid called Trianex. Supposed to be for infected areas but 80% of my body is infected lmaoo
Why would people cringe at you wearing a skirt? Do you grow you hair down there and those flakes are there too or something?
I have severe psoriasis 2 xx
I suffer from seborrheic dermatitis . It is the reason why I don’t feel comfortable going to the salon anymore. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to find someone who is educated to deal with it. They all think it’s just “bad dandruff” even after explaining it. I truly wish there were more people like you. This video is awesome and I love how you stay in your lane! I’m now a subscriber!
Lea R I know the feeling, the second they part your hair you feel sick and worried. I luckily have someone I go to but the thought of someone else makes me cringe
I have it too. Just be honest with your stylist and make sure she knows it's not contagious. If you're really worried about it, see if you can have your dermatologist or another doctor give you a note or something similar just for added proof.
Where do You live?
Petrina Smith Southern VA
@@reeven2002 is that for any hair type or just black people's hair?
As someone with chronic psoriasis, including all over my scalp, this video has given me hope that one day I'll find someone who will treat me with dignity like you.
I developed psoriasis 5 years ago and haven't had my hair professionally cut or coloured since because I have heard so many horror stories of people being humiliated. My hair is now almost at my waist and becoming pretty hard to manage, so I'm going to have to bite the bullet and brave a salon.
Fingers crossed I find an angel like you ♡ Thank you for your respectful and educational video.
Dear NCM you can do it yourself, pour oil on your head skin and massage it as much as you can with your nail is alright. After that wash it with shampoo and water in a big bowl. Trust me, your head will be clean like she did.
Try diprosone cream, it helps me a lot, it's reduced my psoriasis a lot
As a hairstylist and a 20 year psoriasis patient, I wish you the best of luck, just let them know when you go to the salon when you get there, often it’s hard for some stylists to tell the difference between scalp conditions, but if they know it’s psoriasis, good hairstylists know that it’s nothing you did to make your skin that way and how to help you. They’ll know that there’s little we can do to get it VERY clear without a dermatologists help. Good luck!
You're very genuine sweet person. That is very hard to find in this world. Some people would say oh my God I'm not touching that! I see that you take your business and stride and you're genuinely a good-hearted person. Believe it or not I have dermatitis on my head 2 so I know exactly what your client is going through. She is a very lucky woman to have you as her hair stylist. Don't Go Changing stay sweet and genuine like you are ...amen
michelle Panyik I thought the same thing and had a hairdresser talk bad about mine and it wasn’t near as extreme as this
i don’t know if it’s bc im emotional today but i cried when she said “i took my time with her” 🥺🥺🥺 that’s so cute & sweet. you’re amazing!
Yeah, you're emotional
Vivi Marti and you know what, it’s okay 💗🤣. I am to as well emotional.
She really is amazing. She's lovely. I teared up too!
There’s nothing wrong with being touched by someone’s kindness.
I'm a licensed hairstylist and I have mostly white clients, but ever since I was in cosmetology school, I soaked up what I could about ethnic hair so I could work on everyone. I'm lucky to have black colleagues generous enough to teach me a lot. I'm still not there yet, but I just found your channel and LOVE it. The amount of time and effort you put into helping your client was inspiring.
Callie Marie that’s amazing of you to step out of your comfort zone like that!
Sahara Coleman Thank you😘
Thank you so much!!! I’m glad I can help you out. If you have a video suggestion Please let me know!! I appreciate your comment and will to obtain a more diverse clientele!!! ❤️💯🎯
You are a blessing to your clients. The energy and careful attention you give them speaks volumes about your dedication to a service that is often glossed over without truly caring about scape conditions. As you stated, some
hairstylist might not want to deal with these issues. You are simply One Of The Best 🦁🦁 Ms J
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Callie Marie hjh
I have this scalp issue, its very frustrating and embarrassing. God bless you for helping her and giving her comfort. I'm afraid to get to a hairdresser, as I'm afraid of being judged by how my scalp looks at times.. I can't tell you how important it is to be able to trust your hairdresser and feel comfortable with them when you have this condition. The fact that you go the extra mile and take your time cleaning her scalp, wonderful for her to have a hairdresser like you. God bless you both
For those who are not familiar with scalp conditions like these, weave has nothing to do with these conditions. It doesn’t create them nor prevent them. I have cut Men’s hair who have these conditions.
But does a weave get in the way of treating such a condition?
@@kevin15776
No, if it got in the way, the mens hair she cuts wouldnt have the condition because it would have been treated right?
Smh, you men jave the weirdest fancination with weave.
Its annoying definitely. I have it, am a guy, no weave lol. I'm immensely limited to what hair products I can use as many don't work for me to begin with, some work a little but make the condition worse, or some products work very well but destroy ALL moisture in my hair (t-gel shampoo).
I'm currently stuck on: what to do with my scalp after I clean it? Some hair products that work for me and my super dense, mixed hair can't be put in right after I clean scalp because the flaking will happen twice as fast as normal in that state. I feel like I should be putting on something after scraping my scalp clear and rinsing hair.
I suppose I need a black hair specializing dermatologist or something.
I think I've had an easier time raising cats and dogs than figuring out this hair lol
My s9n had a very bad scalp problem so bad even dermatologists didnt know what to prescribe. First was cutting his hair because it wasnt getting air. So adding weaving to a braided style is definitely not helping this conditions. Her scalp needs air and some medical products.
Terrornaut my significant other had severe scalp issues with psoriasis but is now better because of the products he now uses. Have you tried Shea moisture products specifically the black line that's designed for exzema and psoriasis? Also I don't know if you have ever used henna? it helped a lot with preventing flaking post washing. You are correct you should be using something to moisturize after washing.
I think it’s great that you’re talking about this. Cosmetology isn’t just about beauty it’s also about health.
Isabel Mares 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 YES MAAM!!!
I just want you to scratch my scalp
never thought I would hear that from someone before
Oh! Hahahah
@@maxjones2122 __u__þ/t///t
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Aww I can't imagine having this condition. This video had me in tears literally because this stylist touched my heart. Ma'am you are a blessing. You actually care about your clients and the HEALTH of their hair. Thank you so much and I'm a new subscriber.
You're a sweetheart! You didn't make her condition seem disgusting, or like it was a nuisance/inconvenience to you (even though it probably feels like that to your client(s)) and you educated us (I'm a pre-med student and your accuracy was refreshing) on a condition that many know little about or feel self-conscious about. Pls keep doing this! Loved your gentility.
How are you doing today my name is Winston Moor
You can hear in your voice how much you genuinely wanted to keep her happy.
I hate how people are like ‘they should use head and shoulders.’ It makes me mad haha because they don’t understand that won’t fix their problem 😂
Rayle Lynn OMG its the most annoying shit ever like bitch shutup that shit dont fkn work lmfao
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I have this condition and I definitely agree with this statement. I've decided going the natural essential oil route to help control my sd and scalp psoriasis.
Yess, I too have psoriasis , a mild one 🙄they need to understand thats not dandruff that skin😑
I sooo agree with what you said
Thank you so much for treating this young lady in such a caring and compassionate way we need more licensed professionals like yourself. I struggled with this with my daughter from a very young age maybe age 6-16. After all the dermatologist recommendations and shampoos. I ran across a TH-cam video ( I wish I could locate the video this happened in 2016) that was the answer to our situation. Please understand I struggggggglllllled. But I wanted to share the $1.50 solution with anyone I can. It was “white vinegar” soaked in a towel and placed directly on the scalp. I know this may not sound right because the open sores and irritated scalp but after one time we got immediate results, we were so surprised after all the years the scalp was finally normal and a week later we went over a very normal scalp just to make sure we didn’t miss anything and never had the problem again. Peace and blessings to you all....I know the struggle and I want everyone to be healed.
"I really took my time on her" I really love that quote 💕.
I really have to applaud you on the way you treat your clients. Even though others said what you are doing is impractical it worked well for your client and made her much happier and her hair looks healthy despite her condition. well done to you!
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In EVERYTHING u do, there will ALWAYS b a HATER, UNFORTUNATELY!!
Thank you love! 😘
I can almost feel her relief when you undid her braids and all the rest, omg she's got to feel so much better
You are a hero for people with this problem. Thank you for being so kind and so extremely helpful. I believe you have saved many people in more ways than you know
Her hair is so thick and shiny! I can’t imagine how relaxed she must’ve felt after getting her scalp scratched, washed, and massaged. 🤤
Sad thing is this gestation growing as soon as it’s being removed so within 24hrs it’s already building up again I hate this shit
Hairstylist of the year award 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
It gives me life too 😂
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Hey fam. 😊
Is that who i think it is ❤❤❤💜💜💜😍😍😍
Girl...you are a gem , you treat that hair like it's on your own child , I really respect you for not treating her hair any different .
I love just hearing her genuine care for the client and willingness to touch
I REALLY appreciate how kind, understanding, and compassionate you were with her. The way you treated her is THE GOLD STANDARD of care and professionalism. You are SUCH A LOVELY LADY and if I suffered from this condition, I would let you do my hair anytime! Much love from New York! ♥️
You r a hairstylist? I didn’t know they also do this too. Wow. You r so compassionate and patient with your client. Love it.
You demonstrated so much compassion, patience, and understanding❤️
thank you!
THIS is a professional talking 👌👏👏👏
People who couldn't even spell psoriasis before watching this video think they're educated enough to start making suggestions i- 😭
I know!!!
Ppl need to keep their mouth shut!
This comment is so underrated
Cosmetologist of the year award goes to YOU mama! I LOVE that you stressed the fact we cannot diagnose or, treat unless we're following a dermatologists orders! Many ppl don't realize this! I am not a cosmetologist, I am a nail tech but, same rules apply to us, TFS new subbie mama
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Don't you just hate it when people comment negatively/unnecessarily? Especially on videos like this where the creator is actually trying to help people? Yeah, I do too.
GoddessZUnique honestly people will always spread hate just to make themselves feel better
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GoddessZUnique yep.
GoddessZUnique yes definitely, like okay if you don't like it dislike the video and be on your way, you can say something but like if it's already said by one, what's the point, it's annoying
GoddessZUnique People can say what they want, When they want it's a free country. And if you are offended oh well. Go back to Africa or where ever you're from. Because I'm an American.
Black women already deserve an award for handling their hair. It looks gorgeous but it is indeed so much work!
エリス ニザ they don’t have to do this shit
Kay Bee what do you mean?
Kay Bee what do you mean?
Kay Bee what?
Kay Bee your comment doesn’t even make sense, she was giving a compliment
I don't have this condition but I just want to say that you are an absolute sweetheart 💖 and an angel for helping this woman. You kick so much butt girl. You deserve riches, joy, and love, in absolute abundance! Praying over your life and the success of your hair business! God has you in his hands for sure! You are heaven sent for those suffering with this.
Same ppl complaining about no gloves, the same ppl eating out and the cooks never wear gloves
michelle morris ya but this disgustinggggg
michelle morris right I don’t see why she should wear gloves, it’s not contagious and it’s not really gross in my opinion 🤷♀️ it’s just skin
Exactly gurl lolz
well you're cooking the food which kills the bacteria n shit sp idk if that argument is valid chief
The Well maybe. But what about doorknobs? They carry sooo much bacteria.
Love how much care and patience you took with her, its people like you that really make a huge difference to people.
scalp psoriasis is such a pain ,
like never being able to wear dark coloured tops without being able to see the flakes
being limited to certain hairstyles because the flakes always show
hairdressers looking at your hair in disgust
people being disgusted by your hair and saying it's dandruff
overall it's just a pain 🤷
Then wear a wig. *Simple*
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@Ruby Rose lol exactly
@@lindsay16 wigs don't look great a lot of the time unless you spend 100-1000 bucks a wig and spend a ton of time on putting it on. Plus, hair stylists are still a problem.
I was joking. Calm The fuck down.
I can only imagine how good it must have felt for her to have that done. I have had experience with mild cases of psoriasis on the scale, both personally and loved ones and I know that it can be super itchy. I really hope that she felt better afterwards
Edit: I also love that you mentioned that it's an immune response, that it’s not contagious or “gross” it's just how some people’s bodies react. Kinda like allergies
I wish I could thumbs up this vid a million more times. Clear education about staying in your lane. Do not take the role of a dermatologist unless you are licensed. You are clearly doing an amazing job her hair looks absolutely amazing and it’s really unfortunate that there are too many judgmental people who she had to go through just to get to you. Definitely subscribing!!!
Thank you to every one who wished me happy birthday. I love you all. Tif
@@tiffinitreadway9979 How are you doing today my name is Winston Moore
I love the eagerness to help, the lack of judgment, and the genuine interest. You're wonderful!
JusDuckie I know this is off topic but your cat looks just like mine 😏
My client is lactose and gluten intolerant and you can tell when she eats even on piece of cheese. Her scalp becomes patchy rough and raised. I think diet affects the scalp.
It does. A good diet and good hydratation did more to my hair growth and health than expensive products, complicated mixture etc
Very interesting point you brought
Auto immune diseases don't tend to be in places where people eat whole organic foods....
A lot of people say sugar is a huge culprit.
Autoimmune disease is a fucking disease it is in your genetics not food based
You're very professional, warm, and kind! Going step by step! Well done! My late Aunt had dandruff and severely dry patches in her scalp! She took care of her hair the best way she could and got it treated though! Bless you!
And I stress about a little dandruff smh
Ikr.
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Apple cider vinegar will get rid of that easily.
No. Apple Cider Vinegar is absolutely positively NOT an effective treatment or ‘cure’ for psoriasis. Especially not for a case this severe.
That is why many who suffer from this autoimmune disease are prescribed a biologic (enbrel, humira, etc.) Who would choose to inject themselves every 2 weeks if the solution was a simple trip to the grocery store away?