Unfortunately a lot of people go natural hoping to having type 3 hair and forget the point of the natural hair movement which is embracing, learning, and loving your natural hair no matter the texture. I have even heard a woman say I don't have the hair to go natural. 🤔
ANGUILLA20 I was the opposite. I knew that I wouldn't have loose curly hair😂 I expected to have 4c hair and I was looking forward to it but my hair is not 4c but it is type 4 because it's a mixture of the curl patterns.
ANGUILLA20 omgeez I have heard that a thousand times!!! I use to wish when I first went natural that I wanted a curly or wavy texture. I honestly love my hair now and I have embraced this is how God made me😃
Finally! Someone who focuses on the fact that 4b/4c hair can take YEARS to appear long when it’s curly. I just reached my 5th year of being heat free, dye feee, and relaxer free, and only now have my curls finally touched my back; although, when it’s straight it’s to my butt now! Still, even that took 5 years. Patience is everything.
Your hair is beautiful. I think the biggest problem that black women have is that oftentimes it is hard to find someone who really knows black hair. Even licensed hair stylish may not know hair as much as you.
Dr. Emory Carl Sims I mean the fact that somw are dependent on Stylist to do their hair is a problem in its self if you really want your hair to grow you have to learn how to maintain it yourself because the average black women or heck the average woman can't afford to be going to the stylist every day.
Dr. Emory Carl Sims. She knows HER hair. So-called 4c hair is very diverse. It isn't all the same-- it behaves differently depending on many factors e.g. Porisity (moisture retention ability), density, genetics, hormonal factors, resistant level of coils etc..
I am not into women stuff but I can learn from women how to improve my hair, make it grow, to keep from getting bald (smile). So thank you very much. I admire you hair. It is so full and beautiful.
I LOVE how black women are so supportive of each other on these hair tutorials. I Just we were this supportive when on the job at when we are not online!! Guys get smart we are stronger UNITED everywhere!!!
Very well said D T I love this whole supportive sisterhood AND brotherhood thing and as far as I'm concerned as long as you are kind and mean well I'm here for you 😀
I agree that a lot of people go natural expecting to have type 3 hair. It's really important that people learn to work with and not against your hair texture and porosity. 4a/4b/4c are all beautiful and capable of so many styles, we need to celebrate the diversity in our community and help remove the stigmas that come with more tightly coiled hair. black is beautiful, I wish more black men and women (esp in the US) embraced what makes us beautiful.
Love your hair, sure it has its own glow. Well I have curly and straight hair! I am finally learning how to treat my hair! Using garlic is great for hair growth. It is packed with minerals and nutrients. Its important to find something that works and stick with it. Cut up the bulb of garlic and scrub it in your scalp! Leave it in for two days and wash it out! Garlic will act as a conditioner and it will train your hair to grow! You have to train your hair.
@@Tattanose6 I don't think she want her hair to look like her hair she wants her hair to be long like her hair so that is a difference and her hair can get just as long as this girl's hair anybody here can grow
@@Tattanose6 I disagree. I've never been on this page and am still watching the video. This looks like a simple flat twist or braid out to me. I do my hair like this all the time. The hair must be completely DRY to achieve this big crinkly style look. I don't think it's solely based on a person's genes.
Your 'you don't have to wait 4 days baby, I'm a hair blogger and an introvert so I'm in the house all the time' comment was priceless. I feel you - I'm an introvert too. Your honesty... your beauty... you don't even know how adorable you are.
Why is it that if a black woman has long hair she has to be mixed? She just showed her routine and the results are obvious. You crown of tresses is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.
Eating healthy and drinking lots of water is key too. All natural hair is beautiful we were all created differently and have different hair types too so comparing doesn't make sense you're great the way God created you as a unique individual. I feel Media create a lot of trouble sometimes for money I learnt to ignore it be content with what you have.
7 years since my last relaxer but incredibly inconsistent so I haven’t been able to retain length. We have a similar texture and density (I think lol) So I’m using your videos to reset my mind, get my act together and I’m excited to see my hair grow! Thanks Temi x
I appreciate your honesty concerning how fast hair grows, suitable products and expected results. Most videos give the impression that an individual's hair will grow within a short period of time.
I love the part when you spoke about loving your hair,it seems as if everyone wants type 1-3 hair and no one wants type 4,me being a 4c girl not only is that hurtful but sad im still happy you spoke on it.
Video was so amazing and encouraging. I have shirt 4c thick hair. I live my hair and truly want to embrace it. However, I had someone tell me that I look hard with my natural hair. Right now it is a protective style due to the weather. Watching this video made me embrace me and not want to hide what God has given me.
Subscribed as soon as you said "there is no way to grow your hair fast." I never understand why people mislead others with that bullshit. It takes TIME! Thank you for this video. Your hair is BEAUTIFUL! And so are you.
girl your hair is goals it’s beautiful. I’m trying to get to where you are, i just need maybe a few more inches but my hair is trying i cant say it’s not. i just love really big curly hair i cant wait to get there.
Me too. I kept wondering why my hair wouldn’t “curl right” and then after watching people with different hair types I realized that I did not have fine hair but I surely thought in the beginning that I would end up with some 3b curls lol but I love my kinky hair especially when it’s in a fro-like state
This video was helpful. I love your honest feedback about your hair journey. Most people do compare, and that's not good. Great advice. Stop comparing your journey to someone else.
exactly ! when she said that , I was like "not me" .. I didn't 4C (foresee, lol) loose waves nor curls . I knew what I was about to get myself into , which is why it took me soooo long to stop getting relaxers .
Great tips. I think the longer you wait before the take down the better twist/braid out you get. I like to leave my flat twists in for 2 full days now. If I plan on going outside I just tie a scarf on my hair. If I decide to use my bonnet hooded dryer I only use it at a cool/low temperature setting.
Beautiful Black hair!! Love ❤️ the embracing of our hair type in this video. This is great! You and your hair are Beautiful and this video is very encouraging. Thank you! ❤️
I use this same regimen. I do use a heating cap and I us As I am Products: Coconut Cowash, the leave in conditioner, the double butter cream. I do use the Shea moisture castor oil line for my deep conditioner because my hair loves it. Bit I do use the hydration deep conditioner with As I Am. Like you said, hair products lines are meant to work with each other. I do use the hair growth oil with Curly Proverbz, along with her green tea rinse and henna. I have noticed a decrease in hair shed for me using her line with just those three products. My hair has become much healthier with a regimen and 2018 is the year I said I would be better about trimming my ends and having consistency with them. Love love love this video. New subie 😘❤
I love your hair. You look amazing. I just started to grow my natural hair 4 months ago. Please show your products you are using. It’s a long process but I will get there one day. Thank you.
You misunderstood what cowashing is for. Cowashing is like a moisturer and partly a cleanser. You're right it doesn't get rid of everything and it isn't supposed to. For me it keeps my scalp clean and not too oily, helps with reducing product buildup, and allows me to deep condition afterwards.
Hello..., really Shampoo is NOT good for hair period - it strips it of it's natural oils & more - it is better to actually wash your hair in a GOOD Conditioner - Rinse - then proceed w/your Regimen! Just sharing a Thought!!! :)
You naturl ladies are helping me steer the course..its 7 mths and for the first 6 i washed and tied my hair down, dry,matted, brittle, but since ive been hunkered down i have been washing and moisturizing with steam oil and tgin , so far my hair has been soft & managable....i now have about 1-2 inches now....its different after 30 yrs of relaxing
You know what...I'm looking at you unmade up...vs makeup n I keep thinking it's ur younger sister...sooo much younger without makeup Sooo love ur video n the informative info...very pretty hair mommy
One i love your hair, and YESSS your speaking the truth!! I say this all of the time, about patience and sticking to your regime. Dont believe the hype about growing "fast"
I wanted to say thank you SO much for these types of videos! Every time I see black ladies with their natural hair it makes me feel so happy - I love your hair, its very beautiful and full of life
I love my hair thank goodness I’ve never compared my long thick hair to anyone else hair period that’s is so true what you said about comparing! FYI your curls are popping 😊🙏🏾
I love your videos ,i agree i have low porosity hair ,i don't like heat on hair i have been known to wait 3 to 4days for hair to dry and it turns out so much better ,it's more moisturized i will watch different videos and tweak it to fit my own thanks for the tips love your hair🖤💛💚💚💖💖
@@godiseverything1482 it's two years later so you've probably seen the videos about trends and pseudo science in the natural hair community, if your hair loves sulphates and silicones just do it
I went natural by default 8 years ago. My hair is long but I have crazy shrinkage I've found a few products that my hair loves but I'm still trying to build a regimen
People rock two big cornrows as a hairstyle all the time. It’s a very cute look, so it’s interesting that someone commented saying that they can’t wait four days with that hairstyle.
I grew my hair out to your length, lol I tried every oil and homemade concoction but my hair thrived the most when I had a basic regiment. I got bored started to play with my hair and alas lol I’m back to cutting it and starting over. Which I love. I don’t remember the last time I watched a natural hair video 😂😂😂 Oh well, the journey begins... again
I love your hair. I’ve been natural 4 years not even close to your length. Recently started getting trims by a professional because I’m not confident to trim my hair myself. But she chopped a lot off.
Btw all that hair you shed is a good thing. It means your hair is growing healthy. As with skin, we shed all and new comes out. Hair does the same. Your hair is thriving.
I was surprised to see that you use treasume as your de tangler. Your hair looks amazing. I may incorporate the hair oil that you use into my regimen. thanks again!
i just love your calm spirit . thank you for this video i just lost my hair and i'm looking for my these kind of videos and calm spirit people like you to help me to gain my hair back
I love my kinky hair (mix of 4 hair type), fine, high porosity and middle density. I've been using natural products which have had a positive impact on my hair. Like you've said one way doesn't fit all. Loving you're video, very informative.
I Like how you showcased your regimen but then at the same time you push the fact that everyone’s different & you gotta love ur hair & learn wat works for it. Like on here a lot of ppl swear by castor oil but my hair cant Handel it turns hard stiff but give me some coconut 🥥 oil my hair just melts & becomes soft & coily and then add some Shea the moisture latest for days. Overall great tips I wanna try tht Shea oil 👀love ur hair too 😍
I went natural in May..i cut it all the way down almost to skin..it’s now November i have a Florida Evans fro I’m just here for regiment ideas and moisturizing tips! I’m just happy i can get braids now 🙌🏾🙌🏾
If you rinse in cool water to close your cuticles and lock in moisture as you say, how do you reopen your cuticles for your deep conditioner and after when applying creams/oils/leave ins?
Also creams and oils are to seal in moisture so it's not necessary to reopen your cuticle for that the molecules in creams and oils are too large to get into your hair shaft anyways
I loved your video. I get tired of seeing videos like " How to make your natural hair grow faster." Those videos literally have no value. At least you were honest and said that it took you about five years to get to that length which is a reasonable amount of time considering the hair texture, compared to what people post out there.
Hello! Love your hair and your video. I wanted to ask your opinion ( and anyone else that may see this) I have long kinky/curly hair and when my hair is out of braids I like to do wash and gos because in my going natural journey it was important to me to see and show my natural hair in its natural form and being okay that it wasn't the soft curls that I saw. I know that wash and go is prone to naughts and single strand naughts, but do you think it is very harmful to my hairs health/potential retention of length? Sorry for the lengthy question. Thank you! Best wishes, Bianca
Great video, this has helped me so much. My hair is always breaking and I've come to the conclusion that it's time that breaks my hair so much. I don't put enough time aside to take care of my hair during the week. Plus it's good to see another Temi 😊
Single father watching to help my daughters hair
Jagged Jay awww :D thats cute
is she mixed then.or what
i love this !!
awwww God bless you bro
Jagged Jay so cuuuuuuuute
Unfortunately a lot of people go natural hoping to having type 3 hair and forget the point of the natural hair movement which is embracing, learning, and loving your natural hair no matter the texture. I have even heard a woman say I don't have the hair to go natural. 🤔
ANGUILLA20 I was the opposite. I knew that I wouldn't have loose curly hair😂 I expected to have 4c hair and I was looking forward to it but my hair is not 4c but it is type 4 because it's a mixture of the curl patterns.
Yes I agree. I think the process starts differently for everyone, but loving yourself is a must!
ANGUILLA20 omgeez I have heard that a thousand times!!! I use to wish when I first went natural that I wanted a curly or wavy texture. I honestly love my hair now and I have embraced this is how God made me😃
Yes that's what it's all about embrace you girl!!
Those hoping to have 3c will learn to embrace their hair. It’s a process and I feel like people forget that it happens.
Finally! Someone who focuses on the fact that 4b/4c hair can take YEARS to appear long when it’s curly. I just reached my 5th year of being heat free, dye feee, and relaxer free, and only now have my curls finally touched my back; although, when it’s straight it’s to my butt now! Still, even that took 5 years. Patience is everything.
Your hair is beautiful. I think the biggest problem that black women have is that oftentimes it is hard to find someone who really knows black hair. Even licensed hair stylish may not know hair as much as you.
Dr. Emory Carl Sims I mean the fact that somw are dependent on Stylist to do their hair is a problem in its self if you really want your hair to grow you have to learn how to maintain it yourself because the average black women or heck the average woman can't afford to be going to the stylist every day.
You are correct. Thank you.
Dr. Emory Carl Sims. She knows HER hair. So-called 4c hair is very diverse. It isn't all the same-- it behaves differently depending on many factors e.g. Porisity (moisture retention ability), density, genetics, hormonal factors, resistant level of coils etc..
Oh thank you.
I am not into women stuff but I can learn from women how to improve my hair, make it grow, to keep from getting bald (smile). So thank you very much. I admire you hair. It is so full and beautiful.
I LOVE how black women are so supportive of each other on these hair tutorials. I Just we were this supportive when on the job at when we are not online!! Guys get smart we are stronger UNITED everywhere!!!
Amen!
D T, Amen
Yep exactly.
Amen! Let’s start with us try to support any sistas at work. Be the kind one. I am going to try when I go to work.
Very well said D T I love this whole supportive sisterhood AND brotherhood thing and as far as I'm concerned as long as you are kind and mean well I'm here for you 😀
I adore your hair girl😍😍 + you're beautiful!! You & your hair were a match made in heaven lol
thanks so very much beautiful
Do you wash the hair after dentangling?
Also what do you think about heredity and having long hair?
ISI 😍😍
Right!!
You are not "just" a blogger. You're an inspiration and assistance to lots of us. Thank you.
Some women need to remember that alot of hair types will most likely grow outwards before it starts to grow downwards. Either way its growth!
Yes..., Ahmen! Plus it is Healthier!!! :)
i’m waiting for it to grow down 😔
I agree that a lot of people go natural expecting to have type 3 hair. It's really important that people learn to work with and not against your hair texture and porosity. 4a/4b/4c are all beautiful and capable of so many styles, we need to celebrate the diversity in our community and help remove the stigmas that come with more tightly coiled hair. black is beautiful, I wish more black men and women (esp in the US) embraced what makes us beautiful.
I hardly comment . But damm your hair is THE NATURAL HAIR GOAL right there . I can’t wait for my hair to grow like your hair .
Amy Nya you can wait for eternity but without her genes your hair will never look like hers!
Love your hair, sure it has its own glow. Well I have curly and straight hair! I am finally learning how to treat my hair! Using garlic is great for hair growth. It is packed with minerals and nutrients. Its important to find something that works and stick with it. Cut up the bulb of garlic and scrub it in your scalp! Leave it in for two days and wash it out! Garlic will act as a conditioner and it will train your hair to grow! You have to train your hair.
@@Tattanose6 I don't think she want her hair to look like her hair she wants her hair to be long like her hair so that is a difference and her hair can get just as long as this girl's hair anybody here can grow
@@Tattanose6 I disagree. I've never been on this page and am still watching the video. This looks like a simple flat twist or braid out to me. I do my hair like this all the time. The hair must be completely DRY to achieve this big crinkly style look. I don't think it's solely based on a person's genes.
BLACK WOMAN , YOU LOOK SO NICE WITH YOUR OWN HAIR !
Chris Opium Or with weave that looks like our hair.
Shon9tilR why do u need weave just grow ur hair ppl
foo m Protective styles. Especially women with coarser hair. It can be hard to deal with on a daily bases.
foo m one because we want to tf and second because they help us grow our hair. My hair is past bra strap length and I still wear weaves.
Jayla Lawley yea white women beating us wearing weave!
Your 'you don't have to wait 4 days baby, I'm a hair blogger and an introvert so I'm in the house all the time' comment was priceless. I feel you - I'm an introvert too. Your honesty... your beauty... you don't even know how adorable you are.
"I'm an introvert and usually stay in the house". Girl same
Same!!
Why is it that if a black woman has long hair she has to be mixed? She just showed her routine and the results are obvious. You crown of tresses is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.
Eating healthy and drinking lots of water is key too.
All natural hair is beautiful we were all created differently and have different hair types too so comparing doesn't make sense you're great the way God created you as a unique individual.
I feel Media create a lot of trouble sometimes for money I learnt to ignore it be content with what you have.
Amen!!
7 years since my last relaxer but incredibly inconsistent so I haven’t been able to retain length. We have a similar texture and density (I think lol) So I’m using your videos to reset my mind, get my act together and I’m excited to see my hair grow! Thanks Temi x
I was shocked at how I thought my curl pattern would change or wasn't right. Now I'm ok with my 4c hair.
I believe I have 4b/c hair and I think I need to use stronger hair products, but not sure which ones. Do you have any recommendations?
I appreciate your honesty concerning how fast hair grows, suitable products and expected results. Most videos give the impression that an individual's hair will grow within a short period of time.
I love the part when you spoke about loving your hair,it seems as if everyone wants type 1-3 hair and no one wants type 4,me being a 4c girl not only is that hurtful but sad im still happy you spoke on it.
If it's type 4 it has to be 4a. Which is sad too
Once it grows us 4 type girls not only get length but we get the volume!
Video was so amazing and encouraging. I have shirt 4c thick hair. I live my hair and truly want to embrace it. However, I had someone tell me that I look hard with my natural hair. Right now it is a protective style due to the weather. Watching this video made me embrace me and not want to hide what God has given me.
Subscribed as soon as you said "there is no way to grow your hair fast." I never understand why people mislead others with that bullshit. It takes TIME! Thank you for this video. Your hair is BEAUTIFUL! And so are you.
I love the message about loving your own hair and your own hair texture❤️
girl your hair is goals it’s beautiful. I’m trying to get to where you are, i just need maybe a few more inches but my hair is trying i cant say it’s not. i just love really big curly hair i cant wait to get there.
aww thanks so much, with patience, you will reach ur desired length
Such wise advice in this video. Everyone should have their own regimen. One of the best videos I have viewed.
Moisturizing shampoo,and finger detangling are very nice advice..I like your video also because you show the shedded hairs..👍🏽
Beautiful black woman embracing her naturalness. Ur hair is beautiful you are beautiful. Love your video. Continue inspiring. Thanks for the tips.
i'm going natural in 2019. i've never felt so free in my life
2:30 *I PERSONALLY BEEN THROUGH THAT*
ITHOUGHT MY HAIR WOULD BE LOOSE CURLY WHEN I FIRST WENT NATURAL. WROOOONG. LOL but I LOVE MY HAIR NOW. ❤️
im glad you chose to accept ur curls ;)
Me too. I kept wondering why my hair wouldn’t “curl right” and then after watching people with different hair types I realized that I did not have fine hair but I surely thought in the beginning that I would end up with some 3b curls lol but I love my kinky hair especially when it’s in a fro-like state
Melanie Pizarro trruuueeee
So glad I came across this video. You laid it out so simply that I feel like it's accessible to me. Your hair is gorgeous!
I love your hair. I'm also a type 4 naturalist. Such a great inspiration. I'm loving it!!!!!!!
I keep looking at my hair. I want it long nowwww.... I’m so impatient :/ I need to relax.
Since watching naturals my hair is so healthy :)
im glad ur hair is healthy and yes love patiencceeeee is key
NaturallyTemi stop being pretty
😂😂
Nunya B haha me too.. And worse of i cut it because i thought maybe it will grow. And now i miss it so bad😭😭😭
This video was helpful. I love your honest feedback about your hair journey. Most people do compare, and that's not good. Great advice. Stop comparing your journey to someone else.
Right from childhood , my hair was never easy to comb so I never expected loose curls😀😀
hahahah right
VarietyMum same. I been knew 😂
Rite....my own momma couldn't handle my hair😯 I would end up with 1, 2, 3, or 4 puffs😂😂😂
Does it get more loose as it grows?(the more length the more weight😅?)or this thought is just in my head
exactly ! when she said that , I was like "not me" .. I didn't 4C (foresee, lol) loose waves nor curls . I knew what I was about to get myself into , which is why it took me soooo long to stop getting relaxers .
Great tips. I think the longer you wait before the take down the better twist/braid out you get. I like to leave my flat twists in for 2 full days now. If I plan on going outside I just tie a scarf on my hair. If I decide to use my bonnet hooded dryer I only use it at a cool/low temperature setting.
I think so as well. the longer it sets the better it is
I just straightened my hair for the first time in three years(to length check) ,and watching you makes me wanna wet it 😌
Beautiful Black hair!! Love ❤️ the embracing of our hair type in this video. This is great! You and your hair are Beautiful and this video is very encouraging. Thank you! ❤️
Never compare is such a good point!!
I use this same regimen. I do use a heating cap and I us As I am Products: Coconut Cowash, the leave in conditioner, the double butter cream. I do use the Shea moisture castor oil line for my deep conditioner because my hair loves it. Bit I do use the hydration deep conditioner with As I Am. Like you said, hair products lines are meant to work with each other. I do use the hair growth oil with Curly Proverbz, along with her green tea rinse and henna. I have noticed a decrease in hair shed for me using her line with just those three products. My hair has become much healthier with a regimen and 2018 is the year I said I would be better about trimming my ends and having consistency with them. Love love love this video. New subie 😘❤
Thanks for demonstrating as you go
you're quite welcome
WOW. Everyone always comment on my hair, and asked question on my hair since 1980. I am now 57. Keep up the good work. God bless
Wow I love both you hair and your skin color. It glows
aww thanks so much
I am so glad TH-cam recommended this channel. I love your videos. Very inspiring, very in tune with natural styles. Thank you so much ❤
I love your hair. You look amazing. I just started to grow my natural hair 4 months ago. Please show your products you are using. It’s a long process but I will get there one day. Thank you.
Cowashing is literally the equivalent of putting lotion on my body to cleanse it. It does nothing to clean my hair. Shampoo has been the best for me.
lol , that analogy !
I agree, it does nothing to clean the hair. If anything you’re just putting conditioner on your hair, not an actual cleanser. It’s lowkey dumb.
You misunderstood what cowashing is for. Cowashing is like a moisturer and partly a cleanser. You're right it doesn't get rid of everything and it isn't supposed to.
For me it keeps my scalp clean and not too oily, helps with reducing product buildup, and allows me to deep condition afterwards.
Good for you. That’s why this isn’t a video about you and your hair 🙃
Hello..., really Shampoo is NOT good for hair period - it strips it of it's natural oils & more - it is better to actually wash your hair in a GOOD Conditioner - Rinse - then proceed w/your Regimen! Just sharing a Thought!!! :)
Beautiful hair! And I love how you were comfortable stating that you are an introvert. Me too girl. :)
You naturl ladies are helping me steer the course..its 7 mths and for the first 6 i washed and tied my hair down, dry,matted, brittle, but since ive been hunkered down i have been washing and moisturizing with steam oil and tgin , so far my hair has been soft & managable....i now have about 1-2 inches now....its different after 30 yrs of relaxing
You know what...I'm looking at you unmade up...vs makeup n I keep thinking it's ur younger sister...sooo much younger without makeup
Sooo love ur video n the informative info...very pretty hair mommy
One i love your hair, and YESSS your speaking the truth!! I say this all of the time, about patience and sticking to your regime. Dont believe the hype about growing "fast"
Exactly!
Yes, growing fast does not exist!
Curlygaisha NaturalHair lover ..right there's no magic hair growth pill/oil..lol
Curlygaisha NaturalHair lover exactly
Lord your mama had patience . Your hair is duuuuuumb thick
I wanted to say thank you SO much for these types of videos! Every time I see black ladies with their natural hair it makes me feel so happy - I love your hair, its very beautiful and full of life
Your hair is absolutely gorgeous!😍
thanks babe
Yes I promise you finger detangling is 🔑.. i noticed a big difference combing vs. finger detangling. Btw your hair is gorgeous 😍😭
thanks so much babe
I love my hair thank goodness I’ve never compared my long thick hair to anyone else hair period that’s is so true what you said about comparing! FYI your curls are popping 😊🙏🏾
Your Hair is Beautiful young lady, I'm struggling with my natural hair journey but learning alot from these tutorials, thanks
That Shea nut oil is life! I even use it on my skin- don’t even use lotion anymore lol.
Nicole CNC Where do you get the oil from?
@@jannistolvert3812 try Amazon com
I love your videos ,i agree i have low porosity hair ,i don't like heat on hair i have been known to wait 3 to 4days for hair to dry and it turns out so much better ,it's more moisturized i will watch different videos and tweak it to fit my own thanks for the tips love your hair🖤💛💚💚💖💖
Your hair looks beautiful. Part 2 yassss! 😀❤
absolutely
I love your New Orleans accent. It makes me homesick! You are beautiful!
"you don't have to do 4 days babyyyy" I died !!!
imani Boyd Cthu I loved that
imani Boyd my favorite party. She's so cute
me too :D
imani Boyd Right! Cute and classy Naturally Temi sounding like she straight out the N.O.!
imani Boyd ha me too but I’m like her I air dry. I would wait the 4 days lol
I think I am the 1 million viewer! Congrats!👏 Beautiful hair Sis!
Thanks for the tips.
OMG!!!! I used the TRESemme' for the first time and my curls were juicy. Thanks for the recommendation.
im glad you liked it. my fav
It has silicones and silicone are bad for your hair
Silly Goose yeah I read the list of ingredients and had to put it back
@@temiadesina
Is Treseme healthy for your hair?
It has silicone, and i read that silicone is not good for your hair..
@@godiseverything1482 it's two years later so you've probably seen the videos about trends and pseudo science in the natural hair community, if your hair loves sulphates and silicones just do it
One youtuber that says the truth about hair growth. Nothing grows in one day, you hear that ladies? It takes time 😲. New subs!
Finally, a natural hair TH-camr with my hair texture 😭💜 thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for the tips and product suggestions. Your hair is thick, long and beautiful. You’re truly blessed.
Girl I can just watch your videos all day! Great content. Can’t wait for the next video! 💞🎀
awww thank you sooooo very much
Your hair is so beautiful and healthy!!! I need to do better with mines! Great tips! Consistency consistency consistency is definitely the key.
I was like omg she has my hair texture ❤️️
Great tips those with low porosity hair warm is you friend.
Fellow introvert checking in, yeah part 2 video would be great
Thank you this is the most detailed information on natural hair I’ve ever viewed on natural hair care. Non can ever compare to this video
omg thanks so much. this comment means a lot
I went natural by default 8 years ago. My hair is long but I have crazy shrinkage I've found a few products that my hair loves but I'm still trying to build a regimen
People rock two big cornrows as a hairstyle all the time. It’s a very cute look, so it’s interesting that someone commented saying that they can’t wait four days with that hairstyle.
Wow! That is what I called healthy hair.
The fact that you made this video, gives me hope on my hair. Thank you 🤗
I grew my hair out to your length, lol I tried every oil and homemade concoction but my hair thrived the most when I had a basic regiment. I got bored started to play with my hair and alas lol I’m back to cutting it and starting over. Which I love. I don’t remember the last time I watched a natural hair video 😂😂😂
Oh well, the journey begins... again
I love your hair. I’ve been natural 4 years not even close to your length. Recently started getting trims by a professional because I’m not confident to trim my hair myself. But she chopped a lot off.
Your hair is so gorgeous and you are so pretty as well 😍😍.. you were literally my inspiration to go natural.
doc with a fro pls can I hav names of d stuff u put in ya hair?
I can't believe your braid out came out looking this good JUST from two french braids...
is it me or does she look like a baby when she take off her makeup? lol the clip with the pink shirt threw me lol
Omg yes
I thought it's her daughter in the pink top
Yeees! So cute!!
No it is not you - she really looks like she's just 11 yrs. old...! :) :) :)
ana secka 🤣😂😂😂😂😂
I love that you spoke the truth from the start, now a subscriber 🙌🏾 Hair looks Healthy and Beautiful.
Btw all that hair you shed is a good thing. It means your hair is growing healthy. As with skin, we shed all and new comes out. Hair does the same. Your hair is thriving.
I was surprised to see that you use treasume as your de tangler. Your hair looks amazing. I may incorporate the hair oil that you use into my regimen. thanks again!
How do you deal with single strand knots. I get them a lot 😔
Gorgeous. Love all your tips. Your regimen has obviously worked wonders for your hair.
Great tips
thanks babe
i just love your calm spirit . thank you for this video i just lost my hair and i'm looking for my these kind of videos and calm spirit people like you to help me to gain my hair back
lol without makeup you look about 10...
Tawana Calamari yes she does, she is soooo dag on cute without makeup!!!!!! I'm jelly!!
omg yessss
Tawana Calamari yes at least 10 🤣🤣🤣🤣💗
Tawana Calamari I thought I switched to another video by mistake or she was demonstrating on her child LOL! The pink sweater also did it!
Yaaasss, tooo adorable.
I love my kinky hair (mix of 4 hair type), fine, high porosity and middle density. I've been using natural products which have had a positive impact on my hair. Like you've said one way doesn't fit all. Loving you're video, very informative.
I Like how you showcased your regimen but then at the same time you push the fact that everyone’s different & you gotta love ur hair & learn wat works for it. Like on here a lot of ppl swear by castor oil but my hair cant Handel it turns hard stiff but give me some coconut 🥥 oil my hair just melts & becomes soft & coily and then add some Shea the moisture latest for days. Overall great tips I wanna try tht Shea oil 👀love ur hair too 😍
natasha Dover l
I went natural in May..i cut it all the way down almost to skin..it’s now November i have a Florida Evans fro I’m just here for regiment ideas and moisturizing tips! I’m just happy i can get braids now 🙌🏾🙌🏾
When they say crowning glory, this is what they mean 👸🏽
The best deep conditioner for me is olive oil deep conditioner
If you rinse in cool water to close your cuticles and lock in moisture as you say, how do you reopen your cuticles for your deep conditioner and after when applying creams/oils/leave ins?
Mercy Nerestant you're not supposed to rinse your hair with cool water until after you deep condition
Also creams and oils are to seal in moisture so it's not necessary to reopen your cuticle for that the molecules in creams and oils are too large to get into your hair shaft anyways
I loved your video. I get tired of seeing videos like " How to make your natural hair grow faster." Those videos literally have no value. At least you were honest and said that it took you about five years to get to that length which is a reasonable amount of time considering the hair texture, compared to what people post out there.
Hello! Love your hair and your video.
I wanted to ask your opinion ( and anyone else that may see this) I have long kinky/curly hair and when my hair is out of braids I like to do wash and gos because in my going natural journey it was important to me to see and show my natural hair in its natural form and being okay that it wasn't the soft curls that I saw.
I know that wash and go is prone to naughts and single strand naughts, but do you think it is very harmful to my hairs health/potential retention of length?
Sorry for the lengthy question.
Thank you!
Best wishes,
Bianca
She is so real!!! Love her!!!
Ur make-up is GREAT,please,do a tutorial, #loveit
Great video, this has helped me so much. My hair is always breaking and I've come to the conclusion that it's time that breaks my hair so much. I don't put enough time aside to take care of my hair during the week. Plus it's good to see another Temi 😊
"trying products" gets expensive.
Gotta get the sample packs
Return them 🤭
That moisturizing Tressemé conditioner is awesome! Amazing softness and skip