One year without washing & combing hair!
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- Extremely matted hair. One year without combing and washing hair! 3 days to detangle hair. Her hair is completely matted together.
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When you said, I spent three days detangling her hair, three days speaking Life into her...
That Part!!!!
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You ministered to her... that’s beautiful ❤️
That part!! 🙌
Hadassa are you in Dallas?
@@rosesibanda5842 I’m located in Miami, Florida
Not only did this stylist spend 3 full days working on her hair, it looks like she spent 3 full days TALKING with her client. I'd bet this client is unaccustomed to that, and I'm so happy she's received some of the attention and care she deserves.
Well said sister😊👍🏽👏🏾
Shann I feel she talk today and tomorrow and next day
🙏🏾😇💙❤️✌🏽💫
That can be almost considered "torture". When you are used to not talk and have someone talking 24h over 3 days can be very exhausting
New to the channel, Did it really take her 3 days? Did she have her leave and come back for 3 days? Great Love & Patience this woman has for this client💖💖
@@acat9978 Yeah I get that. I feel like good stylists are super attuned to if people want to talk or not. I'm pretty introverted and 99% of the time they pick up on it and we both get to enjoy silence. Hopefully this client had a great experience either way! 😊
People dont understand depression and mental illness. We can throw a hat on and put on a smiling face but be dying on the inside. May God bless her and and all those that are suffering in silence.
Yes, I just touched on that. My heart is so heavy my neighbors are good friends. We met through my youngest daughter and my neighbors granddaughter. Thursday morning my daughter went on Facebook and found out her my neighbors grandson ( brother of the lil girl friends with my daughter) Took his own life, he was in 12th grade. I was sure it was him, but i had and text from neighbor to call. I ran over and I just held my friend, im sorry to get heavy. Put u appear to understand depression and it is a muthafu****
Yea, I start lacking on my hygiene when my mental health is shit(I have schizophrenia, depression, etc). I was lacking with it for 2wks,but I took a nice long shower yesterday and holy shit I felt soooooooo relived. And im going to the shop to get my hair retwisted cause I'm tired of looking bummy 🤣
Yesss 💯 correct
Amen
@@SebastianBlackwell94 yes 😊👏🏿god. My hair needs to be loved on. I too took a long bathe with Mr. Teals and watched 📺 on my phone. I feel a lot better too. Im not sleeping the best yet, but im praying for all of you and plz do the same for me god bless good nite. Ill check in on our group 👌❤💪🏿🙏🏿
The moment I heard one year, no brushing no washing, I immediately had to come here to tell her it happens to the best of us with depression. No shame. you survived that year, still here with us, that's a celebration. It might just be a really unconventional one🖤🌻
Well said!
Beautifully stated. ❤️
Aman Amen...❤❤❤
I saw your comment today, and it had me in tears. nice said!🖤
You're not only a stylist, you are a healer.
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True shit. I always feel amazing when my girl do my 2 strand twist. The whole process is therapeutic
redo of healer
Amen bïțćh
True tho-
On behalf of everyone who has struggled with personal hygiene due to mental illness thank you for helping and not judging. You saved her not just her hair.
I agree 😖😭♥️
AMEN Sister ❣️🙏🏾❤️
Amen!!! ❤️❤️ been there done that
Agreed!
Truth
This isn’t about the hair, it’s the fact that you didn’t give up on her. That’s what she’ll take away from this-that during her hard times, someone stayed by her side and didn’t give up on making her feel beautiful. She’s putting out new vibrations with that hair that’ll change her life for the better!! Get it girl
Yes
Yess
@WoahIDidntDoIt K your level of emotional intelligence is low af but cool do you
@WoahIDidntDoIt K it's not about the hair. It's about the journey.
@WoahIDidntDoIt K bruh
Mental health
Put your few braincells together and use them
Depression is no joke! I’m so happy you were able to save her hair. I’m so happy you were kind to her and that she was brave enough to let someone help her.
Damn she went through all of that effort, respected her clients privacy and didn't judge her one bit, can we have more stylists like this Im tired of being anxious going to the hair dresser and feeling like Im going to get roasted for split ends 😂
Right!
I totally agree!
Yeah just because they want to sell some shampoo they roast my hair so much... Instead of gaining confidence after a hair cut I come out crying😥
@@sweetathegreat you would think that they would know making someone feel insecure and uncomfortable after going to their salon would make clients less likely to return and yet-
Totally. This happens even with the dentist. Always judging.
I stopped washing my hair for a whole year after my mom passed. Depression is a bitch I feel for this woman
I m sorry to hear 😔 are you doing better now?
I completely understand. My momma passed away on July 2, 2018 and my daddy passed on September 10 2018. It was totally unexpected. I was devastated and my afro suffered. I had to cut it all off.
I did the same thing when my son passed, my only child. I thought I would die to, when I did my hair my therapist and office people were so happy, you would have thought I hit the lottery. But having the strength to care for yourself again is a break thru at getting better. I'm so sorry for your lost, you lost your Queen, be strong and I feel you.
@@shirleysimmons734 these stories are breaking my heart. I hope you doing well.
@@Cutay7BOOTAY I’m so sorry for you loss ❤️ I hope you doing better 🤞🏾🤞🏾
I had a client come in with bad depression. Her hair was all matted, some falling out. I spent 4 hours untangling her hair as gently as I could. That Christmas I got a random gift at my work and I realized it was from that girl. She thanked me for making her feel so beautiful again. I had no idea how much this meant to her but I'm glad I was trained right and made this girl's life a little less stressful.
I'm not crying 😭
That’s awesome ✨❤️
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I’m not crying...your crying-
I'm so glad she didn't cut her hair off and that she found the strength to go out and be vulnerable in order to be get the help she needed. She looks wonderful and I was so happy for her and the stylist at the end. Great video ❤
As a clinical therapist, this makes me happy. I’ve also felt like there should be a fusion between the mental health and cosmetology professions. Beauty salons and barbershops are wonderful healing spaces...I hope she continues to have peace and stability.
Good point!! How does a person REACH another with bad hygiene during those heavy depression days?
A non profit called open barbers does stuff like this in London. They run clothes swaps, do protests, just coffee and tea for any time if you go in, there's a therapist I think who works with them? It's an lgbt+ hairdressers, there's a specialist for black hair and another for colouring, and they also do home visits for disabled people who can't get there, and a sliding scale with the lowest price slots given out to poor clients... I just had to comment but there should be more places doing that!
Yes I worked for CMH IN MICHIGAN, SOME WOMEN IN THE EARLY ON PROGRAM JUST NEEDED THAT AND RESPITE😊💪🏿❤ AGREE EBONY
It’s wild for me see your comment cause I want to university to become a psychologist, I’m not one but I also went for cosmetology and feel that getting our hair done is a form of therapy. From the personal conversations with your stylist to the elevation in self worth everyone gets from a fresh hair due. It’s awesome to see and this has my wheels turning! This video is awesome and inspirational. Thanks for sharing 🥰
I couldn’t agree more. The amount of conversations I’ve had with my clients and advice I’ve given you’d think I would have a PHD by now.
Did anyone randomly have this recommended but loves watching it
Yes I was like why but it's well needed
It’s 2am and I bored so why not😆
Literally just now
yup.
Yes!
Clinical depression will do you in. During my worst stage, I cut mine off. When you’re dealing with depression, your hair isn’t important. Your mental health is paramount. I am glad she better!! God keep her in his hands.
THIS IS NOT DEPRESSION!!! STOP BLAMING IT ON DEPRESSION.
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@@missamericanpie1 it is exactly *CLINICAL* depression.
We are not talking about feeling a bit depressed every now and then we're talking about damn clinical depression. Why are you speaking on something obviously have no idea about?
@@missamericanpie1 it is 💀
I just cut mine for the same reason! I noticed that it was no longer a priority and I hated doing it. I feel SO much better since I cut it!!
Bless you. I had my first major depressive episode the summer between 7th-8th grade. I sat in the dark the entire summer and every part of me suffered. The judgement I felt going to the shop to get it detangled was painful for anyone, let alone a kid. I have severe depression and have times still where I have to spend a few hours detangling and just putting myself back together. It’s painful, and so many times I see women saying “just suck it up” or “the last thing I’d let go is my hygiene”. No one knows until they go thru it and that’s all there is to it. You didn’t ask for all of that but I needed to share. You are a blessing for taking the time to help someone reach a step towards healing. Wishing both of you nothing but the best.
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Exactly. Your perspective completely changes when you're the one stuck there. I didn't expect to be unable to care for myself either, and I felt ashamed. Not just because others felt they needed to share their input, but because I had so little empathy for others who struggled until I was there. Destigmatization is so important for the well-being of everyone, especially health wise. It all seems so different until it's your normal, and only then do you understand it.
I feel you. My first depressive episode was around that time. Going through it that young is so cruel when you don't have the tools or context to deal with it
Its one day at a time, we all can hit a wall, I tell everyone each day you wake up is a new day to start over again. Peace Blessings and Love ✌🙏💜
I want to wish you the best for your mental health ❤
When I relapsed into really bad depression, my hair has matted like this too, but my grandma sat with me for hours to help me untangle it.
That’s love
Naaaw - Grandma 😍
Look after yourself beauty, and that lovely Gran of yours x
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my mother cut pretty much all of it off
A Grandma’s love 🥰 so sweet!
I literally just spent 3 days chiseling through my own hair and I'm still not done! People don't understand the toll mental illness takes on upkeep and hygiene!! Sending her lots of love!!!
Bless you for your determination 🤗
Real talk 💯
Or physical illness too… I have an autoimmune and autonomic disorder which both make me super susceptible to getting sick. I’ve been battling an ongoing bout of illness since October. It’s just a simple cold so anyone else would be fine but for me I get bronchitis and secondary infections every freaking time and end up laid out in bed with a fever and zero energy to eat let alone wash my face and brush my hair. 😢
Aunt Jacky knot on my watch detangler + creme honey detangler with water and mix. Use detangling brush. Those 3 days can be turned into HALF a day. Hmu!
Especially when you have that this 4C hair that requires so much work!
good thing she found you because any other stylist would’ve just cut it off you took care of her for three days that’s amazing
When you love what you do....the passion shows and the work quality is outstanding.
She is very lucky to had found you. I pray to God she keeps finding strength and will. We have to take care of ourselves to care for others.. can't pour from an empty cup.
Great job! Beautiful work!
Wow and her hair was so long
@Furiosa not here where I am. My son's hair is maybe 1/10 as tangled as hers and I get sent home every time if I don't have it mostly detangled. Where are you located because I need some help! 😭
He's a typical boy but with a lot of hair and he doesn't like braids, twists, or ponytails. Nor does he want it cut. So that means a lot of lint and randomness from tumbling and rolling around on the ground. He has a beautiful fro when it's detangled and moisturized but it never stays that way for long.
It would be easier to just cut them, hair grow back
@@mandigrace6329 your a patient understanding Mum. I think shop around for a understanding child friendly stylist for him. Hope you find someone nearby soon.
Ok this is definitely a trauma response. I went through trauma i never couldve imagined this year, and i instantly stopped eating, sleeping, everything. My stomach never growled, and i felt nothing, dropping tens of lbs in weeks, even though I'm an athlete. It is HORRIBLE what trauma does, but I'm so glad shes recovering. ❤
You’re not alone. We are strong tho and we bounce back
Found my people ❤ send love to you all, we can do this
And we’re glad you’re recovering, too! ❤
Sending all my love from Rehab healing from a attack on my leg by someone i didnt even know abd i was already stressed n deoressed w matted hair for over 9 months im slowly trying to get out the funk but now tht im dealing w thus new trauma im just waiting to get out of hair do i can take care my hair n life . Wish yall all the best. We can DO IT💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Imagine the girls courage she had to have in order to walk in and get this done.
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I know right?! Battling inner demons is no joke and she rose above it. I’m so happy for her and I’m just a stranger on the internet! 😊💕
@UCFDJak6tUl7TGvNbGri3JcA There are many reasons why people may unable to properly care for themselves. A big reason is battling mental illnesses like depression. It's honestly none of our business and we shouldn't judge.
Courage or stupidity ?
@@JB-vr1qe why is it stupid to get your hair washed?
@@JB-vr1qe don't judge people with out knowing the reason.
The fact that she came into your salon means she wants to take care of herself, which shows she's starting to get better. It couldn't have been easy to do that. I hope she continues to get better. Wishing her all the best. I hope you know how much it must have meant for her to have someone like you, help her, without judging.
She had a whole year to take care of herself
@@halamadrid6733 depression, mental illness and many other factors (such as having a complicated life where your priorities have to be towards others) can make someone neglect oneself. What matters is that she's back to caring for herself now.
@@omarabrody5469 I re read your main comment. I see what you mean that Now she's trying to take care of herself
Yea
@@omarabrody5469 As someone who has gone through something similar, thanks.
Depression is an evil beast, but she made it through. Her hair is gorgeous.
It may have not been depression
She beautiful. Yes depression is a killer
It is! -I struggle with it, too. You can't let it win.
She could have been homeless. Not everything is mental illness
@@9290SC and not everything has to do with being homeless. let’s use common sense, she wasn’t homeless. it was depression, if you would listen to the video.
I was a cna, i came into work one day to shower a lady who was bed bound with ALS, she was my first black patient ive ever showered. I was horrified when she told me her head was so itchy and if i could was it more for her. I spent two hours detangaling her hair and massaging her head. I know shes bedbound, but patients need dignity and careing for their needs is important to providing them dignity. Poor thing really enjoied the extra attention. This hairstyalist really is a miracle worker!
I love how she's like no judgement and protects her clients identity.
This is a beautiful channel.
Her hair ended up gorgeous! I hope she feels better (:
ayeee 100th likee
but also yes i agree privacy is everything in situations like this 💜
You are an angel. Grateful there are people like you out there. 🥳 😘
U did awesome
YESSSS
Years ago I got very ill. I was bed ridden for about 6 months. I had long jet straight hair but over the 6 months it became matted. My appearance put me in such a deep depression. I lost too much weight, I looked like a vampire and my once long beautiful hair was a knotted disaster. I wanted to just stay in my house and never leave. My friend talked me into going to a salon to get my hair cut off and styled. I went to a salon I never been to, figured nobody knew me and they would laugh at me, refuse me and boot me out, the first one kinda did! Said they couldn't help me because my mats were to close to my scalp. Seen them smirking and whispering. I wanted to just die! My friend forced me to go to another as they took walk ins too, so I walked in and told the lady in the front, what I wanted and why it was the way it was. I was in tears. An older woman who must of been listening came up from the back looked at me and said.. no need to cut off your gorgeous hair, not sure what she seen but it was far from gorgeous. And she took me by the hand and took me back to her station then to the sink. She worked magic in that sink, used several products, some of this, wait, put some of that, wait. With in about 45 mins, she was putting a comb thru my hair. I didn't even feel any pulling. She talked to me like she knew me my whole life, talked to me like a human being, made it seem my wreck of a head of hair was something she seen a lot and was no biggie. I went in embarrassed but after a few mins she had me feeling better and hopeful. After she was done cutting and styling, my hair was longer then I remembered, super shiney and gorgeous (just like she said!), the person in the mirror was a woman I forgot existed. I cried and she cried with me. God may have healed my sickness, but he sent me to an angel to heal my soul. Price was $9.99 plus tip.. she got a 100 dollar bill. If I had more I would of given it. A few months later I went back to that salon to get a trim, I asked for the Angel who worked that miracle for me, but she retired a couple weeks before. I just watched another angel working a miracle and I can guarantee the woman hiding behind the mask was in tears with a huge smile on her face,. God bless all the stylists who use their talents, other then just use it as a job.. that can work miracles, to not only fix hair but restore confidence and fix souls. I will never forget Miss Teesha who worked at Cuts and More.. in Cleveland Ohio.. in 1998. Salon is no longer there. My guess she would be in her 80s now. ❤️
What a story! Glad you had that experience good and bad made you the best version of yourself and better to come. You speak truth, now that’s something I RESPECT from my soul. Painted such vivid pictures through energy alone, Mam God bless you and your future. Wherever Miss Teesha at, bless her to!💯 brings me actual genuine happiness to know people like yourself beating the STRUGGLE and making it out of a hellhole. You deserve it, live life with 100% confidence in yourself. That’s goes to all who see this.
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For anyone wondering this is why I don’t sleep at night. These random videos are so entertaining!!
I love this kind of vids too 😂
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Exactly. I got you bro.
3 a.m. here
THIS IS AMAZING!! I love how willing you were to detangle instead of jumping straight to a haircut!!! Sooo many stylists would not have the patience you did for a THREE DAY PROCESS!!! Girl I am smiling so hard at this video. Amazing, AMAZING job. Wow.
After I lost my mom at 22 (almost 9 years ago), I stopped taking care of myself. I lost so much weight and stopped doing my hair. Grief and depression can inhibit someone from performing normal, daily tasks. It wasn’t until I met my husband (a few months later), that I felt able to take care of myself. Sending everyone love
I’m sorry to hear that! Thankfully I still have my mom. I KNOW your mom is looking down on you right now! All love and support 🤗💕
my condolences, thank you for sharing your story beautiful
I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending love and hugs
I'm sorry for your loss , take care of yourself 💓💓🥰
I’m so sorry for your loss but I’m glad your better now!
Today I’m convinced hairdressers are life’s healers. Not all of course but this lady definitely is.
What you did for her was more than fixing her hair. You helped fix her heart. Sometimes you just need a reminder that you are worthy to take care of yourself.
Beautifully said. We need more people like the hairdresser. ❤️
My daughter caught nits when she was younger and I ended up catching it. The nit lotion ended up tangling and matting my hair immediately. It was like the girls in this video. I went to the hairdressers in tears and said whatever you do don’t cut it off as I had been growing it for years. The hairdresser without my knowledge took a razor blade to my hair and cut off the entire thing. I couldn’t even get it into a hair band. I said what did you do, she laughed. My hair went from my mid back to short, short. My hair still hasn’t regained its original length a decade later. It’s great to see a hairdresser that takes care. I also really appreciated your compassion and sensitivity towards this young lady. Support is what she needs and you gave it to her.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. It just shows how special this hairdresser is.
You are her angel. Congratulations to you both !. I work as a care assistant , l have combed care that have been completely matted from weeks of bed rest, so rewarding at the end !
Thank you for taking the time to do her hair and not just cutting it all off 👸🏾
She really wanted to save her and I really wanted to help her! 🥰
Amen this was AMAZING. Her hair was beautiful when you were done and she still retained alot of length
Wow, you are the best stylist on you tube. You did such a wonderful job. I would be honored if you do my hair one day. What state are you located in?
Damn !!!!
Yes
HADASSA IS THE BEST HAIRSTYLIST.
CAN CONFIRM, SHE DOES MY HAIR.
Awww thank you Kelly. You’re such amazing being 🥰
That’s it, that’s all I needed. Get me a appointment. 😂
@Hadassa Creations I wish you were in Philadelphia because you are just the type of stylist/wonderful human being I need to do my hair. I try to do my hair because of the horrible experiences I and my daughter have at some Black-owned salons. A lot of people, and I mean women mainly, are so judgmental and hurtful to each other. Don't mean to ramble. God bless you and that young woman. Much success.
I’m sold 🙋🏾♀️
@Hadassa i didn’t even realize this was you/your work because i was watching it was on silent. But girl you have always been talented in all you do! ❤️ Hope you were tip well !
This woman... my heart breaks for her. This her crown and she likely hasn't had this kind of love in a long while. Reason doesn't matter, I just wanna hug her.
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This is so nice
Same 😔 hope she's doing better now :) 💓
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I cannot imagine how freeing that must have felt for her. What a strong lady for being able to come in and ask for help. Beautiful hair!! So happy she didn't have to cut it off.
I’ve never seen such a patient non-judgmental hair stylist. You are amazing
She sure is ❤️❤️
YESSSSS HONEY! Where is your shop located? Cause I DEFINITELY CAN USE YOUR SERVICES AND HELP! 😏 😉 😅😂AND PPL JUST DON'T GET IT AND UNLESS YOU'VE HAD MAJOR OR CLINICAL DEPRESSION....OOOO CHILD.. I AM SO GRATEFUL FOR MOM&MOSTLY DADDY'S COMBINED FOR ME 2H HAIR AND YESSSSS I TOOK THE HAIR CODE TEST 3 TIMES😅😂😅😂 AND THANK GOD BECAUSE OF MY DEPRESSION, IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE THAT I BARELY CAN GET OUT OF MY BED TO TAKE CARE OF MYSELF 😢😢AND MY SICKLE CELL DISEASE PAIN IN TOP OF EVERYTHING ELSE... IT'S NO LAUGHING MATTER. BUT I THANK YOU FOR BEING SO KIND, AND RESPECTFUL OF YOUR CLIENT AND FOR SHARING THIS PRODUCT. I DEFINITELY WILL BE GETTING SOME. GOD BLESS YOU, ALL OF US. AND PLEASE PROTECT YOUR MENTAL HEALTH AND ITS AS STRONG AS THE SICKLE CELL PAIN CRISIS. Y'ALL TAKE CARE OF YOURSELVES AND THERE IS NO SHAME IN GETTING HELP FOR YOUR MIND QUEENS! CAUSE, I KNOW THAT IF YOUR MIND AIN'T RIGHT, THEN THE REST OF YOU AIN'T GOING TO BE EITHER 😢❤ SO PLEASE DON'T LET ANYONE TELL YOU "JUST CALL JESUS- YES HE WORKS AND HE GIVES US FREE WILL AND HOPEFULLY YOU HAVE COMMON SENSE-TO GO FIND THE THINGS YOU NEED AND BE PROACTIVE ABOUT WHAT YOU NEED TO DO FOR YOUR LIFE, OK?
A non-judgmental stylist is so hard to come by.
I’ve never seen or heard of an impatient and judgemental hair stylist
@@JudeTavonFenwickRight.
As someone with depression, the way you talk about her and being so respectful warms my heart. I wish there were more people like you in this world
Girl, you ain't no hairdresser, you a miracle worker! Her hair looks GORGEOUS! You got some serious talent.
And serious patience 😳
I cannot imagine allowing my hair to get to this state… but watching your love and care for this woman was absolutely humbling… only God knows what this woman is going through to cause this. What an amazing spirit and gift to love and empower someone in this way. This was beyond humbling to watch… your right… we have no idea what people go through…🌷
I was homeless for 2 years, and I was lucky to get a shower once a week to wash my body, hair and wigs. It was A LOT of wash ups instead. 🙄 People didn't even know I was homeless until after I got on my feet; it became my testimony at that point 🙂 I can relate because of what I have been through. God bless you and her... 🙏🏾
Your amazing !!!! You fought hard girl ! Im so glad you made it and your ok 🥰
@@dollsNcats Thank you so much queen 👑🙏🏾
Well done Delisia!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Keep looking after yourself. Sending you sincere kind thoughts and hopeful future blessings. X🤗
@@kathyo166 Thank you so much. 🙏🏾 Your kind words are definitely appreciated 🤗
Jesus loves you and cares for you Please reach out to Him
I went through at least 10 years not caring about myself and the world. I wanted to die everyday, every second. I didn't care about my body and didn't car about brushing either. Depression is a serial killer who shows up and only comes after you. Now, I am on a weight loss journey and taking better care of my self. My prayers go out to you for being a light to her. No judgement from me.
God bless you! ❤️💛💚
Can you give me advice on how to get out of my depression and comfort zone, and get up out of my mental illness and start exercising and caring about my hygiene?
@@onikamaraj5335 Take it easy. Don't make rash decisions. PRAY. Buy a plant and care for it and learn about it. Listen to a song and sing lyrics whole heartedly. See a therapist or someone within that profession. If it's intense like mine is, get medicated and sometimes admitted in hospital. It sometimes comes in waves cause when you think you feel better, you feel worse again, forgive yourself. Talk to a friend, you would be surprised how many people are going through the same without knowing it. I explained depression to my mom and she said, "Well, at least you know what it is called and how to treat it. All I remember was crying all the time and being angry at everything and everyone" Her depression affected me HEAVILY.
If you feeling congested or overwhelmed, stop everything, leave it as is and do something else. You can do it tomorrow or later if you want. It took me 3 years to be somewhat sane.
Don't overcommit. If all you did was brush your teeth, then so be it. Don't make rash decisions. Cry if you want, it helps. Even if sometimes it means watching a sad movie because you want to cry. Remember it's a phase and sometimes it's a phase that lasts longer than you wish. You can live through it and you can smile again. Just believe in yourself and in God who created you.
Prayers on your behalf so glad you’re doing better
@@onikamaraj5335 I can do a video for you. I can't text it all, because it was multiple steps. I will tag you to it.
Maybe this woman is gone through depression and finally able to overcome it and starting to take care of herself.
Probably it's the rastafarian culture
I'm from the Caribbean
What is your picture bro Lol ..
@@WendyRamrattan carribean is such a wonderful place we have our own carribean like place and paradise here in the Philippines its called Boracay Islland is also influenced bay rasta culture where you will see people along the white sand beaches wearing their locks as well 😊
@@chaddyormillo1164 exactly and ir ain't looking like that
@@WendyRamrattan no they wash there hair 😡
I just went through this myself after not doing anything with my hair for 2 years. It was so matted and tangled that I cut it off and started over; she and I have the same hair type so I know the struggle that was making it through the detangling process. My hair locked itself and started the dreading process on its own. It was ultimately easier to start over.
I so resonated with this lady because it was a lot of pouring going on for years that took its toll for me. I lost a lot and struggled with doing “triage”: If I could just get through this disaster … and then another thing would pop up, and then another and another and another. This went on for like 5 years. And when it was finally over, the family I thought I had to support me weren’t there, and made it a point to dismiss the pain and loss I went through. I had my now-husband and that’s it. So self care took a backseat. That’s how mine got to 2 years. I would consistently do self-care and then fall off. I just consistently started again and I’m determined to stay on it and keep doing what I know I can do for myself.
I told my husband that you fell out of the same angel division that he did because I know God sent you to work miracles and heal those of us in need. Please keep working your healing power on the rest of us. We need kindness and compassion and more folks like you.❤️
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I have clinical depression, and I totally get this. I have gone ten days without bathing during a very bad episode. I mostly slept.
Ten days is ok but how can your hair go 1 year without water it's like she even shielded it from the rain to
@@D.hazard that's not how black hair works and it's clear u dont know that
Girl I understand you so much you don't even know!!
Amen. Showering, eating, leaving the bed, and self care can be very difficult for me during a bad episode. Some people may not understand if they haven’t been there
@@D.hazard so you just ignored the judge free disclaimer right.
You’re such a blessing! Most stylists would reach for the scissors ✂️ immediately. May God continue to bless you!
I fail to see god's relevance... to detangling hair
Amen🙏
I wish more women looked like you - Natural. Natural beauty at it's finest.
@@foczysmalec7374 don’t act like you wouldn’t be thankful if your hair was in a knot and someone had the energy to fix it and detangle it for you
@@foczysmalec7374 I see God in everything.
That is NOT a small victory. 3 Days? That is a HUGE victory for both you and for her. I can't imagine her despair after she realized her hair was beyond what she could fix. It becomes overwhelming and you don't know what to do or you know you are in for 3 days of brutal brushing. Your patience is amazing and your compassion is beautiful
@BW Stop Giving Birth To Your Enemy stop being weird bro
@BW Stop Giving Birth To Your Enemy what hatred
@BW Stop Giving Birth To Your Enemy it was just a simple harmless comment
@BW Stop Giving Birth To Your Enemy You’re literally making things up. The only hate I see is coming from you.
@BW Stop Giving Birth To Your Enemy you’re the weird one for hating on a positive comment in a positive video
This is definitely a big victory. I love how kind you and protective you are over this women. What you did for her and her hair is amazing we need more people like you in the world!
When I finally left my abusive ex, I hadn't brushed my hair in 6 months. Thank you for doing this for her. I don't know her story but I know that you gave her a gift she will never forget.
Amen
Did he or she not allow you a brush?
@@timothycalvert1269 dude gfy
@@auntieescreations4309 no
Sending love to you ❤
I appreciate the care that you took with her hair and her generally as a person. Her hair turned out beautifully!
Thank you 🥰
You did a great job on her hair
@@love518salon love your video
Yes. Her hair came out so beautiful!
I just read what other sisters said. I am still at home alone(covid), but thanks for letting me know that I am not stupid crazy. As I texted this, I feel that our Mistress of Hair just not listened to me... Thank you, Goddess.
I'm a 32 year old man who found this while unable to sleep. I watched the whole thing in awe. Your doing great things. It's snall things like this that genuinely make the world a better place
I’m up too! It’s a blessing !
@@drywalleater13628 wow that's a really mean thing to write. English isn't my first language, but I'm trying hard to get better at it. You are being very judgemental for a person who just watched a video about how helpful it can be to not judge people.
Her hair is gorgeous! As someone who has also had mental health/adult life struggles, it is so amazing that you create a safe space for people. Losing her hair could’ve have been one more stressor on top of everything else, and you gave her that piece of herself back ❤
I like how they hid her identity from everyone so she would feel comfortable and i liked how they told everyone how to act in the comments. The person must be very grateful for this.
@@gaize1017 well everyone seems to be so..
I had some bad luck at 19 I was homeless and I was try trying to figure out what to do and I had nobody to turn to and honestly my hair was the last thing that I was worried about I was worried about eating where I’m going to sleep ,how am I going to make money when nobody wants to hire me, I was at my lowest of the low and honestly I lost my faith and everything , but thankfully somebody finally hired me and I’ve been climbing to the top since then. people don’t realize how hard life truly is
Wow. I’m sorry you had to experience that. I hope you continue to be great!
Over here rooting for you. I hope you are as proud of yourself as we your internet fam is of you. Keep rising!
You couldnt get on welfare and section 8 or do you have to have kids to get on welfare? I'm not judging or codemning its a real question btw. I always wonder how not one family member will help out a homeless relative.
@@thewordsmith5440 yeah I wondered how it works too. I’m not sure the government really helps out like that.
@@thewordsmith5440 There isn’t much help for a person without kids. Just SNAP (food stamps) and general relief, which is a loan that will be attached to your income 100% until paid off. I stopped after 3 months for that reason. If she had been working, then unemployment benefits are 26 weeks, although there were years of extensions around 2007-09. It can be a very low level compared to salary, however, and often not enough for rent.
I’ve had such severe depression that I wasn’t showering, brushing hair, changing clothes. It is hard and to see someone put the work in to take care of you because you’re worth it and you need help means so much. I hope this woman had a renewed feeling and a sense of relief after your beautiful work!
I hope you’re doing okay now!
Blessings, love and light to you. I hope you are better and overcoming.
Been there a few times myself. It is an on going thing. Sometimes you don't even know why
Omg yes. When brushing your teeth takes too much energy, things like showering and brushing your hair seem absolutely insurmountable. Both of these women are amazing. ❤️
Do you have family members living with you?
You are amazing for creating a safe space for her! There was a point in my life where I was too depressed to take care of myself and once I lifted myself out of that depression, I was too afraid to go to a salon for help. It really warms my heart to see caring people like you exist! ❤
This is what my hair looks like when I go through extreme depression.....i thought I was the only one. Thank you for not making mean remarks about her. Cause i could imagine that being me.
Me too gurl, her hair is very beautiful too
I eventually just got my hair cut really short so when I go through a depressive episode it wont really mess up my hair, and I can take care of it easily when I'm ready to.
You are not alone, Raven 💖
Me too, when I was a loose natural. I went 6 months a few times, myself
Same here❤
Depression is real, and people must understand that it takes time to want to do your hair or even take a bath. She has such beautiful hair, and she is strong. Love the mask, and you are such an amazing hair dresser. God, bless you!!!!
Showers and baths are actually therapeutic.
It definitely is real! I am a 1-2 shower a day person, however lately since I haven't worked for awhile when I fall into my deep depression (I know it's gross) I don't at times get clean for up to 3 days. I literally have to say Ashley! Go take a damn bath and take control of my hygiene health. I feel for her.
@@separateifyoucantrelate. I agree but that person might not know that. And even if they do they still have to WANT to be healed.
@@anice1987 I have been doing that lately,I found a job tho,I have started getting back in a good mood, people don't understand it's hard to do simple stuff 😩
I sooo agree, one doesn't even want to live, yet along comb their hair or take a bath
Black hair can be a handful to take care of and not everyone has hours to detangle and twist. Please be kind to this lady as it is not always so simple. I'm so glad the stylist was able to assist her in getting back to basics.
the comment section has surprised me, the majority has been overwhelmingly positive and supportive, like faith in humanity has been restored at least for five minutes
It really can be that easy but we have been tricked by people pushing products that we need a whole wash day to do our hair.
Cant you just say hair??
@@sullivann No.
@@sullivann iTs SPecIAl.
She has BEAUTIFUL HAIR! Thank you for unlocking her from depression. I bet she felt beautiful
You DID SO MUCH more than her hair; you gave her the self respect she had lost along the road of life. May you both be blessed.
Amen! great comment from a good place
Amen.
Amen
Amen
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Can we appreciate the beautiful masks that protect her identity? They could've been made of a carton box, but no, they had flowers and beads :)
:)
its the little details :)
So beautiful! I love it! I think it adds to this process of helping people feel better and beautiful and cared for.
It nice :)
I think it says a lot about the stylist that the client trusted her to tackle her hair. Such things can be overwhelming from an emotional and mental perspective. Fear of being judged, personal shame, embarrassment. Good for both of you 😊
Soooooooo true. I'm even anxious to go to the doctor's office thinking he's gonna be telling me off that I somehow didn't take care of myself properly. Let alone hairstylists. All I hear everytime is "hmm who cut your hair the last time it looks horrible" This lady is a rare 💎 Her client didn't come for criticism but for help and care and that's what she received. Very heartwarming.
Sooo true! Some stylists have attitudes and even judge people verbally if it is too tangled for them. Asking "when was the last time you washed it? Why is it so matted?" Etc. it is so embarrassing and has kept me from going back to them a 2nd time.
@@tuzunayse lol I get the same thing all the time. Most hairstylists are sassy.
Pro tip: they would even shame their own work lmao
So true.
Props 💯🙏to this professional for her dedication & hard work in making it possible for ppl’s life back on track . Hair is so important for women
My hair hasn't gotten this bad but when my depression gets bad I've gone more than a few months. I love how you didn't demean her about it.
I've been there too.
Same here. Hold your heads up peepz! Hugz, Tree
Me too but for a week or two.
Dude I thought u was the only one
I remember when I didn’t wash or brush my curly hair for months and when I went to a hair place I wanted them to chop it, but they started trying to detangle it and the people had to take turns because there arms were getting tired, after a couple hours the knots were gone, and it was unmated. A lot of people don’t understand how much this can all mean to someone
@Luan Mathias Dahrouge bro.. you don't know what this person went through- there could be many reasons why they didn't shower. Don't be rude.
@@peabingsu. fr ikr
@Luan Mathias Dahrouge why are u so aggressive?
@Luan Mathias Dahrouge ever heard of depression? People go through shit, don't be so aggressive
@Luan Mathias Dahrouge your fucked up
I love how you give your clients a means of protecting their identity that represents something beautiful and hopeful. You are amazing.
I didn't understand the hopefulness in it
Um I think you are going about this a bit tooo deeply
Beautiful? That's disgusting
@Kaitlyn Kenyon not sure we can consider your translation true without the authors confirmation
Covering someone's face during a haircut is beautiful and hopeful? What do you do when someone survives a big surgery? Buy them a house?
I love how you tell people not to judge - cause there but for the grace of god, goes you. Remarkable job!
She's gonna feel SO much better, not just from having the hair cleaned but getting it styled will really help her emotionally brighten her day. You did an awesome job and really gave it your all, you're so compassionate and professional. 👏
no more hating themself for bot having washed if
Ma'am you're a Godsend, you did a fantastic job, God bless you both
I’ve been in that type of depression where I didn’t comb my hair and would just throw a wig on a matted mess. I knew it was bad underneath and every time I looked at it, it made me even more depressed so I would sleep in my wigs so I wouldn’t see it. This time in my life was a reflection of what was going on with everything in my life. Just like the mess under that wig, my life was a mess and I was covering it up, not reaching out for help and settling for “the look” of being okay. I finally shared what was happening with my best friend who was also a hair stylist. She had me come over and loved on me, hugged me, prayed for me and we cried together. It took forever for me to allow her to remove my wig and I cried hard. I felt like the band-aide was ripped out and I was exposed. She worked with my hair and it felt so good to be washed and cared for when I couldn’t do it for myself. Depression is real. Please don’t live in this pain. Reach out to someone you trust.
i’m tearing up reading this… 🫴🏽💜
that last sentence is so important.. reach out to someone you trust. people who don’t get it are usually the ones who say “don’t be afraid to ask for help!” but when you do they still paint you as someone who is inherently damaged/unstable.. very few people will actually be there for you. sometimes a listening ear is all it takes. i’m glad someone was there for you ~ ✨
This is so beautiful
U made me cry Melinda…hope ur doing better now sis…
Thank you for this video gets me so much hope it's been the same amount of time I was trying to see how to get my back to myself with my hair thanks for your video I have tears in my eyes this gives me hope God bless you
Some of us don’t have anyone, but so glad you got what you needed 🤎
There are stylists that will literally tell you to come with your natural hair already detangled or they won’t touch you. Yet here you are doing the Lord’s work and taking someone after a year of no detangling. You’re amazing 👌🏾✨
Im dealing with that nonsense overseas right now
Yes she's so amazing
Those are what I call lazy stylist
Seriously?!?!?! That’s horrible!!! Hair is their profession.... that’s like going to a nail salon to get a manicure and the nail tech telling you to take off any polish, soak your hands, cut your cuticles, clip and file your nails before you come in..... tf?
This was just so moving and motivating! I appreciate and respect the care that you had for this client and most of all, the respect you had for her as well. It’s hard to find people who understand and know how to work with all individuals. Keep up the amazing service!!!
The worst part of depression is having people around you telling you to simply cheer up, take care of yourself, like you can turn that switch. People like you are willing to help and that's it, that's everything the world needs. Congratulations for being such a lovely person! I wish you all the best.
Sometimes we don't realize what's wrong. I thought I was just sick. It was a year of rock bottom before I realized what it was. We need to reach out to each other with encouragement and positivity, not more negativity. We got that on our own. I love this!!!
She should take care of herself, hopefully it got better
@@applefarm6126 you completely missed the point of the comment. Depression not only drains energy and makes someone feel tired all the time, it also makes that person believe they shouldn't tale care of themselves because it doesn't matter. It's a terrible place where nothing matters and only pain and exhaustion exists. When depression hits, it's damn near impossible to take care of yourself.
@@crayolaclouds2696 like I said, I can imagine it’s bad, but taking care of yourself is crucial. Hope she got better
@@applefarm6126 trust me when I say this, when you are truly depressed you really feel like you don't deserve any self care. even though you KNOW you should. sometimes it's even a big step to get a shower.
Girl ,you are a therapist on so many levels.
So glad she found you.
Amen Amen Amen..... God is good thank you for being a blessing. And God using you with your hands to be the blessing to her hair. Miss hairdresser lady you are not only the therapist in the young lady's life. But God is using and working through you to make a difference in her life. You are blessed
I went through my worst depressive episode last year and ended up shaving all of my hair off. It can be so hard to even simply shower and brush your teeth some days. Love the work you're doing to help people❤
Man sometimes i'm really tempted to cut it but for me who hates short hair to the core I feel like i'd have a breakdown just doing that. My friend told me to just put it into ponytails and that's what i'll do until I can afford braids again.
@@babyroxasman everyone can do braids at home thanks to TH-cam. No offense to braiders but we all owe it to our wallets to do it at home!
@@jbb8261 That's been a struggle for me too especially when it takes me days to finish twisting my hair. It's easier for me to pay someone plus leaving the house helps my agoraphobia since I have to leave my bubble and I struggle just detangling it. Like the person above said, it's a struggle to even brush your teeth and wash your face. I actually got depressed a few days ago XD
For me, it's the dental thing. I fall down a hole and my teeth just brick up.
Bless your loving heart.
@@RebeccaRaven Thinking about getting needles in my mouth again after having a tooth pulled and a filling has been motivating me. I hope I can keep it up and I wish you luck
The only thing that made me feel better for a while was washing my hair but running a comb through it made me want to cry. I love your videos. You're helping so many people.
I have a friend that went through a horrific time with depression. She is so much better now. But back than when my kids would tell me she was walking up to my house I would ask them does her hair look nice? If they said yes I knew she was in a good place. If they said no I knew she was struggling and I would be mentally ready to listen.
You’re a good friend 💖 I can imagine how much you being there and listening to her helped her through it
aww bless your heart :) 💖
That's a lovely thing to read ❤️
As someone who's gone through awful depression and neglected myself, it's really nice to see there are people like yourself who'll see the physical "mess" but just steel themselves to be ready to talk.
Bless you and your family 😊❤️🙏🏻
Yes=no
I’m sure she felt so much better not only physically but mentally after this experience. Her hair was so beautiful and shiny at the end! We need so many more people like you ❤️
God Bless everybody reading this God Loves y’all🙌🏽✝️❤️🙏🏽 God Bless you and your Family and make sure to give Glory to Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and put your Trust, Faith, and Love into him and believe Jesus Christ is Lord and is the Son of Our Most High God🙌🏽❤️Jesus came and Died for all the sin of man and whoever believes in Jesus Christ will be Saved🙌🏽✝️
sure but how can you not take 5 minutes just to rinse your hair with some warm water jeez
@@joshuarossouw9249 I’m sorry but she obviously has thick hair and it takes long to manage it everyday. Also, not everyone is living a cheerful life
@@joshuarossouw9249 she was going threw something shut tf up
@@joshuarossouw9249How can you not take 5 minutes to have some empathy and not judge a total stranger based on a YT video? Tacky.
She’s probably going through a lot. Sending her lots of love she has tons of hair
I have never met a person in any industry with the patience and dedication to do what you just showed. A little matting and most people are like cut it or shave it. You are a blessing to your clients.
I'm so happy her life has come back to a point where she is able to care for herself again. Much love to her and to you for working so hard to bring her hair back to its true glory.
I’m glad I saw this today. People forget what happens when a person goes through severe depression. You really feel like doing nothing, not even eating sometimes. You start to tell yourself things like “what’s the point in even trying”. I’m happy you treated her with kindness. It probably really made her day.
I'm sending virtual hugs to all the people reading this who are struggling to get out of bed. I've been there and I promise to all of you that there is a way forward. Don't give up, you're worth it ♥️
This made me cry so much, I’m not diagnosed with depression but I always had this problem with doubting everything and anything around me. I would try and stay positive but all I do is end up crying in the end, it hurts so much. Thank you for this wonderful comment though, this gives me some hope that if I just try harder then I’ll be able to accomplish something.
I’m crying, thank you so much❣️
you just made me cry omg, thank you so much. sending much love, i hope you're doing well now
Very sweet of you ❤️
@@boomratchaa4218 the point where I could fully recover myself was this: you are the guest star of your movie, the rest of the people is the guest star of their own movie, don't try to force positivity just accept some things will be, and others won't be ever, you'll find whichever you need when you accept life mysteries, everyone has the key to understand as sometimes things are because no reason and that is a valid reason as well.
Go and care for yourself, because you deserve anything nice in your Life, you are the most important person in your Life and trust me, we, the world, need you, even if you are stuck at your home, we trully need you ❤️
Bless her heart🥺 she looks so beautiful, and the end that being her real hair!! So valuable, so glad she kept it
The way you spoke about her warms my heart. Just the fact that you came into this journey without any judgement and nothing but support and understanding. Truly beautiful🤍
This literally made me cry....I have been trying to beat depression and my hair has suffered an entire year and probably some change. I need help so bad.......but I dont have the funds and I work too much to take the time to do it......I keep trying but I run out of time and have to stop..........I'm trying...but this just made me so happy for that woman....I pray she is in a better position in her life. Her hair was absolutely resurrected!!!! BEAUTIFUL!!!!
Hey. Sorry to hear you haven't been well. I havent been through that but I was really busy last year and i found putting twists in hair really useful. They were really rough twists but i just started at the back one day and i basically redid them one at a time every other day.. So i was doing a bit of my hair each day and it kept my hair in an ok condition throughout the first half of a very busy and stressful time.
If you are in Texas, I can help.
I hear you. I've decided to keep my hair short. Having depression is like a second job and I made hair not a priority. What's crazy is my nephew asked me to start his locs and its such a joy. But my head is a nope. Nopety nope.
Just stay positive. Lean on positive energy and u will overcome it
Similar issues with my hair due to depression it seems like twice the job, My hair is long enough for a pony so I had been wearing it in a fuzzy puff with a head band, no wash no comb for almost 2 months. Tried to wash it and saw the tangles I gave up after an hour, back to the pony tail. This went on for almost 8 months, I felt ashamed. I actually got a friend to help me detangle little by little every couple of days until it was complete. I’m still depressed but twists that I can style or put a wig over helps. On my last wash day I left the twists in so I can moisturize a few sections at a time. So what it takes me 2 or 3 days...as Long as I’m working on it right. You can always message me if you have any questions. I pray and hope you can find a solution, I understand the headache it is.
Regardless of whatever causes her to not take care of her hair. The fact you took your time you made her hair go from what looked unsaveable to how amazing it looks show how amazing you are too. She knew she needed help and asked for you to help her and that’s awesome
Milagre.
Her hair is AMAZING!! With everything her hair has been through, LOOK AT WHAT’S LEFT!! Some us could only wish for that much hair!! I wish her all the best!
Listen this made me cry 😢 like I need this type of Hairdresser back in the day you didn’t just go to the hairdresser to get your hair done back in the day you went to the hairdresser to get your whole life and I just want to say that this is the kind of hairdresser I need and everybody else needs you did an amazing job wow
“I spent 3 days pouring life into her” one of my best parts
Those words made me tear up!! That was powerful. Speaks volumes
Yesssssss
Good job
Yessss!
Bless you sis💜
I'm with the other person. I dunno why the algorithm tossed this in amongst my gamer and paranormal stuff but I am glad I watched it. This made me happy to see. You gave this lady back her sparkle.
Ma'am, you are God sent.
agreed! but with all due respect, are you new to TH-cam? its very vague to say "im with the other person" when there are hundreds of comments. sorry if this comes off as rude, just letting you know!
I also got randomly recommended this.
Same! But I'm heckin subscribing.
What paranormal stuff do you watch?
@Lisa crawford are you high or something
This is amazing. I suffer with mental health and depression. It is amazing there are people who don't judge and willing to help those in need because of inability to maintain there personal care when struggling emotionally.
When it rains it pours, and her hair was the last thing on her mind.
I’ve been through that too, I don’t judge her. I’m just glad someone like this stylist was nice enough to help her. What a beautiful story.
No excuse for choosing not to wash your hair. Huh
@@jayjay6535 It’s not an excuse it’s the effect of mental illness. Depression manifests in many ways and for some people they don’t feel motivated to do anything, things like getting up out of bed, making food and even showering can be a challenge for those with bad mental health without energy to look after themselves. You shouldn’t judge because you don’t know what anyone is going through, many people don’t understand until they experience it themselves.
@@jayjay6535 imagine not knowing someone's story and choosing to judge them. Homelessness, mental illness, physical illness, being bed riden.. there are a thousand reasons why this might happen. Choose kindness instead, it is ok to be kind.
@@jayjay6535 stfup
@@mcmc7229 make me.
This hit home. I've been there, mine wasnt a whole year only because one day, after several months, my older cousin saw me and she sat me down at her house and washed my hair, detangled, and flat ironed it for me. I remember being at the point where everything was so messed up I didn't care about basically anything, not even my hair. And from then on she would just check on me and do my hair and she was so sweet, didn't judge, just talked to me about anything to keep my mind busy and was there for me. Sadly I haven't seen her in years, but watching you really touched my heart. You're an amazing person and I'm glad you could help her.
You should try and reach out to her and make sure shes not going thru anything
pls check in on her like she did u x
Reach out to her. She might be needing help herself.
Hey guys, I totally forgot about this comment, but thank you for all the love. I do text her and call her as often as either of us can, and I am happy to say she is doing amazing honestly. Her dream is to open her own Salon and she's closer to it every day. Sadly though, I have not seen her in person for years because I ended up in a situation that led to me moving halfway across the county and I'm only recently getting the money to go visit. The year I had FINALLY been ready to go, Covid struck about a month before I was going to make the bookings. I can't wait until things get better, I plan on hopping on the first plane back as soon as I can. Thank you again for everyone who was so sweet and supportive, I hope you all have great days! ❤️
If this sweet woman is watching, I want to commend you on the BRAVERY and STRENGTH you have!!!! You have risen from the ashes, my love. You had to go through whatever trials and tribulations to see your beauty and worth. I pray you find your strength and never lose yourself in the darkness again.
Thank you for the kind words.
I agree with my entire soul & I couldn't have expressed my thoughts better! Both are Queens & inspiring saviors!!
Wow! Beautiful words. Thank you for your kindness towards others. I hope she finds this message.
Much Kudos to you for representing your clients and others who may be struggling. We all stand up and commend you!
I still suffer terrible PTSD 5 years after an abusive relationship ended. I’ve finally gotten help, and am in the process of learning to love myself again. Please keep helping these beautiful women because they deserve it more than you could ever know.
I’m so sorry to hear about your PTSD it makes me so happy your getting help and whoever did that to you does not deserve anything in this life, and thank you for spreading your personal life story to encourage others. ily
@@darcyi8828 ❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you for sharing!!
I can relate 100% with you. That's exactly what happened with me and I'm staying stronger everyday than a day before. You can do this. You are worth your love. You are worth your own peace of mind. More power to you. ❤️
Can definitely understand life happening and neglecting your health/beauty. When my father died I fell into a deep depression and didn’t properly care for my hair. I still washed it but did not give it the proper treatment. I was just “going through the motions”.
Thanks for pouring love and positivity into your client. Your gifted hands have made a difference. God bless you.
I love what I do and I get to help people spiritually, emotionally and physically.
Same happened/happening to me. I wash it but I just gel it up into a ponytail but I never comb it out. The pandemic had really changed a lot.
@@souliscious1 just take it a day at a time.
This helped answer my question. God is good soooo proud she was seeking help!!!
Same happened, when my mom died. 😔
I love how she protected her privacy and I love the process. Tedious, but cool.
You did that!!!! I’m so happy for her loving on herself through self care! That can be so hard when you are experiencing struggle. Go girl go! 👏🏾👏🏾