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Learning to do Braids & Cornrows on Natural Hair (Beauty Trippin)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2018
- It’s Natural Hair 101: everything you wanted to know and understand about black hair styling (but maybe didn't want to ask).
Learn how Drew’s Afro (AKA Zelda) transitions into a full head of cornrows & braids, and what a professional hair stylist REALLY thinks of Kim Kardashian’s braid appropriation.
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No weave? No problem. Today on Beauty Trippin, we’re hanging out with Drew’s hairstylist Ebony Riley and learning the ins & outs of styling afro-textured hair and how to braid with extensions. Drew and Ebony give us a beginner's lesson on how to do cornrows & box braids, a protective hairstyle used by celebs like Zoe Kravitz and the QUEEN herself Beyonce.
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The way Drew looked at the end, with the shells and stuff in her hair, made her look like an actual sea goddess
Ooooh yes !
If anyone's a sea goddess in hiding, it'd be Drew
My thoughts exactly!!
IKR she is gorgeous
Drew is a 10. Her hair, 10. Her face, 10. Her body, 10. Her voice, 10. Her personality, 10. If I saw her in person I would be so starstruck.
I thought you were calling here a ten year old at first, but it turned out to be a great comment.
Dewi Dic /Me too😂😂😂
livelaughForte saaaaammmeeee
livelaughForte she ain’t a 10, she’s a goddamn 1000
livelaughForte So true, she gives me Alicia Keys vibes
I love how genuinely interested Lily was! THIS is what cultural appreciation is. She asked great questions out of pure interest. This video is a great way to learn a lot about black hair!! LOVE LOVE LOVE
exactly
Even I learned a LOT. I never met an African american person in my life, (well technically we have one in our school) but I am always so amazed by the braids and would want to get it done again (I had them when I was little but without extensions/ extra hair)
Yeah shes so sweet
Yeah. I had a white roommate who had no idea how my black girl 3c-4a hair worked. I explained everything, let her know multiple times to ask me any and all questions, and I even had her help me do my hair once.
@@jennahilton8259 how'd she do?
I genuinely think everyone could live with a “Drew’s hair” series...
As a white girl I appreciate learning more about such a dynamic and important part to another culture. Especially, thank you for not laughing at 'dumb' questions, as they are the same ones I would ask, but have nowhere to ask. I second those who mentioned learning more about culturally significant beauty trends! PLEASE! Also thank you for doing this!
exactly what I was thinking, i really loved this episode
Jessica Brock this was so great!! I feel the same way as you, so many questions, so little places to ask them.
Yep agreed!! This was so interesting!! More pls! I love watching ladies get their hair done on insta and getting ideas for my own. This vid was something different though, I had no idea that there was a real issue with braids and why it was seen as unprofessional, but it all makes sense now. Rock it! Its gorgeous!
exactly, i always feel weird because i know nothing about hair, not even my own
If you have any questions please feel free to ask me. I'm not Drew but I also braid hair and know all about it.
Drew is gorgeous duh! But can we talk about her stylist for a second...her locs are everything and she did such a beautiful job!
RIGHT and the stylist is gorgeous too
miniimufin
As a white girl, I really appreciated learning this! I love how Ebony and Drew answered Lily’s questions so extensively and patiently because, honestly, they were the exact same questions I had. I love Drew’s hair but I think like most white girls I’ve never wanted to ask questions for fear of seeming, at best, uneducated and annoying and at worst, potentially racist. Please please do more videos like this! I would love to see Zelda back!!
Admitting that you’re an educated about something just mean that you want to learn. To be ignorant just means that you don’t have knowledge of a certain subject. So don’t be embarrassed of being ignorant and then asking questions about that ignorance.
Also if you do ask some may laugh just because they feel like it’s common knowledge to them that it should be to you
Same xx
maybaby13x ...I'm black and I admire the fact that you're brave enough to say this. This comment makes me happy🤗🤗
Good for you
Drew is fantastic and gorgeous. Also greatly appreciate how much I learned from this video, the patience of the women for what I'm sure they feel are dumb question and graciously answered for people who just do not know, and weighing in on important topics that should be understood. I did not even know that certain hairstyles like that could be viewed as unprofessional and that baffles me but I will make sure to speak up if I see it happen to anyone and help in any way I can because gorgeous hair like that should be celebrated not hidden. Please do more cultural things like this! So fascinating and made my day to expand my knowledge in such a fun way like this
Taylor Kathryn ugh, I love seeing white people excited to learn
This is why relaxed conversations like these are so necessary! I love talking about my hair to friends that never understood natural hair because it's so different compared to theirs.
beautifully said I totally agree. I don't want to be so ignorant to other cultures
That is so true tho. The problem for us getting it styled makes all other areas potentially difficult in today's world. But asking sincerely is very much appreciated. I respect people more if they ask rather than act like they know everything.
Even our kids get expelled for these natural hairstyles.
I love seeing white people get educated on black culture. Lily asked some great questions and I could see she was beginning to understand ❤️
Tavon Fenwick yes! This!
What you said!
@Tavon Fenwick THIS
You know white people can get braids too
Lauryn H. I love watching that stuff too ♥️♥️♥️
I thought Ebony had such a soothing voice like I wouldn’t mind spending 7-8 hours with her doing my hair
The lady doing Drew’s hair has such a nice and soothing voice
yes! she needs to do a podcast or meditation or something, i could listen to her talk for ages!!
I don't exactly know why but I really love this.. Seeing black people teaching and showing a curious white person how they do their hair and stuff and being encouraging and letting her ask whatever questions she wants is really nice. I feel like most of the time people would just make fun of her for not knowing these things, but these two aren't and that really warms my heart for some reason.
Drew’s Afro is killer 😍😍 Zelda is killing it.
Come thruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Zelda
Elijah D Zelda is poppin
Drew Dorsey omg the fact that you even saw my comment made my day. Love you Drew and I love Zelda,
Brandon Smith you're hot
WE FINALLY GOT A BLACK BEAUTY TRIPPIN I AM SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!
drew is that one black girl that proves everyone wrong when they say only bald headed girls have braids
the main reason black women get braids is to protect their hair and help it grow. who is "they". "they" are so ignorant
No one says that
No one says that
Who says that?
Fun Fact: you need to have hair inorder to get braids. If you're bald, how will you attach the braid to your hair? You are reaching sis. No one ever said that.
“ I can do Lily’s hair too “
Lily : “ I feel like I would be frowned upon but I’m game “ why is that so true
It shouldn’t be true but it is for a lot of people. The only time it annoyed me or I found it offensive was when they claimed celebrities like the kardashians invented some new braided style that has been in the ethnic community forever. Outside of that live and let live!
She would, because as already mentioned we have people like Kim K, who love to take credit for those styles. Its a sensitive topic
ZELDA COME THROUGH!!!!!!!!!!
I loved this ep so much I watched it twice. Good job ladies!
Drew looks beautiful with her hair natural, please do more of these.
Literally Drew is like one of the prettiest people ever
I had no idea people were getting fired because of wearing their hair in braids! That makes me so mad! I don't see how they can be seen as unprofessional or "ghetto" even before it became "cool". You wouldn't get fired for cutting your hair so why should you get fired for having braids?! It makes absolutely no sense to me! I'm so appalled and confused I don't even know what to say other than it is absolutely ridicules!
Susan Paulson I wear a turban to work & last week my regional manager told me my plain black turban was unprofessional & to never wear it again Bc she “didn’t like it”.... so ya it’s definitely a thing
Hi Susan!
Unfortunately, it's not just braids. And it's not just in workplaces.
Cornrows, afros, dreads, afro puffs, bantu knots, hair scarfs (which is sometimes essential to use/wear for black women), etc. are still considered unprofessional, "ghetto", and unhygienic by ignorant people.
And the unhygienic comments are rude and far from the truth.
These hairstyles are not unhygienic. They take a lot of work to maintain. And a lot of people co-wash their hair in-between washes/hairstyling.
Children have been suspended and even expelled from schools (this mostly happens when the Black child is the minority).
And the military has also discriminated against black hair and black women who wear these hair styles. And some of these restriction are *_just now_* being overturned.
BeautyB CF_ my sister had short box braids and worked in a ramen place (with mostly Asians) and they fired her when she got the braids :(
Braiding is not just a style, it's an art form.
Not only is it that it tells people were we came from ✊🏾
3rdgen Sarah true-er words have never been spoken.
3rdgen Sarah preach 💪🏽
Yesssss queen
"when I met drew she was transitioning" "my hair" 😂😂
Emily that sent me
😂
Lilly looks so interested and is asking good questions. I love it when people of other races learn about other cultures. It just satisfies me for some odd reason😂
I love how Lily invited Drew and Ebony to talk about issues they've faced that lots of people (like myself) might not have known even existed and they were able to have a proper conversation to try and understand their view points
I am so happy you showed this and asked questions. I braid my own hair in styles like Drew has, I always have people asking me or assuming things about my hair. I love this and plan on directing people here when they ask questions. Thanks!
Chrystal Lee You braid it yourself, that is so impressive! How often do you braid it? Is it every two month like Drew, or do you do it more often since it is yourself that does it, and you don't have to make an appointment with someone?
Thanks, I learned from youtube! I do it every 2-3 months, since I live in South Florida when it's humid (almost every day) it gets fluffy, I like to redo the back and front a few times in-between.
It is amazing what you can learn on youtube! And It makes sense that humidity will fluff it up, my hair also acts quite differently in humid conditions (I am white, but I have really curly hair)
Please do!! (Also you do these braids ON YOURSELF?? Girl, that's talent!)
Clevver Style Thanks! I learned because I was broke and couldn't pay for it! I did my own braids for my wedding too!
Any future episodes that show drew getting her hair done, even though it might be a long one, I would watch in a heartbeat.
We'll definitely have to get her afro styled soon!! (But don't worry...next week's video has LOTS of Drew too!)
Even if we could get tips on healthy hair maintenance. I've been natural for 6 years and still dont have the hang of it. -_-.
Thanks for this episode!
Major respect for POC for sitting this damn long to get your hair done. I thought my 2 hour barber appointments were bad 😩
14:50 lily looks so confused/concerned 😂
Wow drew your original hair...just wow u r so beautiful naturally
Thank you
Shawn Mendes Why do feel the need to add that? She was just complimenting her, let her have the compliment lmao
Shawn Mendes it’s not like her comment was backhanded lol I’m pretty darn sure she’d think her hair was nice regardless of length. It was more you who was thinking she wouldn’t appreciate it any shape or length her hair is shown to us
I wasn’t trying to be rude sorry if I offended anyone I was just saying that Drew’s hair is beautiful with braids and without them
Shawn Mendes that’s okay but I think everyone has their preferences and while drew looks amazing all the time her natural hair suits her so well and I think instead of saying “oh well she looks beautiful regardless” we could just agree because not too many people say positive things about natural hair and taking the light away from that is why people didn’t respond well to your comment.
The hair dresser's voice is so soothing
She literally asked everything I was wondering!!😭 love how black women style their hair. All that work. Wow.
I think it’s hilarious how lily was like “ what if stevie wonder was watching this video” but stevie wonder is blind 😂
that didn't click until i read this 💀
Here is what I really liked about this video. Lily, Drew and her stylist really brought attention to the problem of African American women who braid their hair in different ways are seen unprofessional but when a white person does it. It starts a trend. I completely agree with what they were talking about. I hope other people realize that having braids in your hair shouldn’t be frowned upon or seem unprofessional because it isn’t. It can be expressing your culture, your style, protecting your hair or just you liking your hair in that certain style. Regardless of the reason. Expressing yourself through hair is not anything new. I send my love to them and I hope this issue soon turns to be no longer an issue. I love this channel and I have been a proud subscriber for years!!
Depends on who's doing it though. I think the problem is that those styles are not considered "professional" and even if a person who isn't black did them they would be judged. Now for models and celebrities that's a whole different thing, because they can pretty much do what the heck they want.
川畑徹 how is it unprofessional if braiding styles and locs literally been in black culture for centuries if you don’t accept the style it’s pretty disrespectful to the individual
Asia Brown what? I commented that the problem is that it's CONSIDERED "unprofessional" not that it actually is. Did I worded something wrong, because we're on the same side...
I even made sure to put quotation marks highly implying that the term "professional" is being used wrong
川畑徹 I apologize I misread your comment but your absolutely right
First of all her hair is everything😍😍😍😍
Yes please!! Have more episodes like this and with Drew and the woman that braided her hair?? I'd love to see more natural hair hairstyles
I feel like this channel usually has Caucasian women and this episode got me to watch your channel again. Do more episodes like this. Even the braider said, regarding people having platforms and not addressing issues, that "y'all know what your doing *wink*"
That's definitely some shade there people!!! I stopped watching Clevver because of the lack of diversity in the videos. I'm Hispanic and half the time I feel like Clevver doesn't target an audience with a more diverse demographic.
This makes me so happy!!
Lily so excited to learn about a traditional black community style 💜
She's so chill, asking great questions!!
Get a friend like Lily! She's freaking amazing
I like how they did an episode that has something to with black girls hair 😊
Drew Dorsey Drew girl, I need your stylist contact information because she is AMAZING!!! Like your braids looked so beautiful and neat, those Fulani braids are EVERYTHING! 😍❤️
Drew was transitioning....
....my hair! 😂
esto pesto wait how?
😂
Her hair was transitioning
@6 ! Lol it was funny
6 ! Then you are way to serious..
when they were talking about the knots and they said it hurts, YOU 👏KNOW👏SHE👏HAVING👏 FLASHBACKS👏
I honestly love this. Lily asking all the questions. It's so precious.
drew & lily look so good in this ep phEWWWW
“She was transitioning” … “my hair” 💀
My daughters name is Zelda lol so love that! Drew looked gorgeous before and after getting her braids! When my friend was learning to do this she used me as a practice head as i had butt length hair..and OMG it was so painful so i super appreciate the art and what these women go through for the look. Rock it hun!
Drew is so perfect she makes me cry - like how I image Michelangelo would’ve cried when he finished painting the Sistine Chapel 😭
Drew's hair is so healthy and thick!!😍
I want to get braids like this but the hair dresser 's here literally pull my hair, it's so painful & I loose my edges
Nooo that’s so sad! I just learned about traction alopecia bc I have PCOS & was worried about my hair falling out.
Hope you find a stylist that doesn’t rip your hair out!!♥️
Black excellence!
Why are you everywhere on TH-cam
Nephtalie Bottoms literally everywhere!
Yasss hunny!!! 👏👏
Nephtalie Bottoms ikr lol
YOUR EVERYWHERE
Drew is one of my favorite people ever and I feel like she would be friends with like anyone who is nice back to her. She is so sweet. Also, I would watch anyone get their hair done, or their makeup or their nails. Like any day. I love seeing people excited about beauty.
Me being white and Hispanic, my hair is naturally curly. I dyed it so much and straightened it so much it wasn't even curly. It was straight and occasionally wavy. I had killed my hair and I had to cut it off in order for it to even be a little bit of what it was before I had ever dyed it. Hair on different people and people of different races is honestly so awesome to learn about. ❤ and Drew is honestly so beautiful with or without the braids.
Holy crap! Her fingers! They move so freaking fast! I did it to my brother in laws hair and it took about 4 hours. I can’t imagine braiding for 7 hours! Wow! That’s some talent!
As a young black girl in America watching this, this episode is SO important! Thanks to everyone who made this happen and representing my culture
I'm living for Drew and her blackness. She don't apologize. I appreciate and love this video
Ebony’s voice is so calm and soothing!
hOnestly
Braids are dope,,, but the fro,,, i need more of it it in my life 😍
Rick agreed 100%!!!!!!!
I am 25 and I still depend on my mom to cornrow my hair.
I know how to flat twist but cornrowing is beyond me.
Shay45 story of my life all the way 👌😫
Same😣 im trying to learn right now because i consider it like a traditional thing. ALL the women in my family knows how to cornrow even my younger cousin! Um havin a hard time😅
if you can braid and flat twist you should have a problem doing cornrows.
How Sway?!
saaaaaaame....im dedicated to learning next year.
Zelda=great, braids=great, Drew=great!!! Drew with her natural hair and that outfit for that photoshoot was drop dead gorgeous!! When I saw the pictures on instagram I almost died
Lily is so me. I didn’t even know until I was like a full adult that there is so much specific care for natural hair and how much effort black girls put into their hair. It’s so amazing.
I love Drew, and thanks to both Drew and the stylist for explaining to us super white people this process. I have always loved Drews braids.
Honestly I found this great for not even “super white people” lol (I understand where you were going with that though) but for anyone who just doesn’t know about textured African American hair I feel like a lot of people don’t ever want to ask at the risk of sounding ignorant or even rude. I absolutely loved this video so well done!
There's a lot of comments about Drew wearing her hair out. I understand why she doesn't. That's a whole other struggle. Prep time the night before in addition to the styling time in the morning.
And for me, its just plain hot because my hair so dense.
That's exactly why I started getting box braids, because the maintenance of my natural hair was too time-consuming for my hectic schedule. I'd rather take 3 days out of my schedule every three months (to take the braids out, wash my hair, and put them back in) than to spend a solid 3-4 hours a day working on my hair.
... How long/thick/coily/coarse whatever is your hair that you spend 4-5 hours a day on it??? Was that an exaggeration?
Anna Conda 3-4 is probably a better estimate, but that’s still way too much for one day. An hour to properly take out and pick out my twists, any where from 1-3 hours to detangle my hair, put product in it and retwist it, depending on how tired I am when I start. My hair is extremely thick, to the point where my braiding lady uses about 4-5 packs of hair on my head to box braid it.
@@kimmyteddy1029 do you have to detangle your hair everyday?
Anna Conda Yep. That’s what allows my curls to actually maintain a visible curl pattern, and not just look like frizz.
I love Lily. She shows people can be curious without be rude and ignorant.
We need to see the fro being styled and the braids undone!!
This hits me right in the feels! I'm literally growing out a perm right now, and Drew's pretty fro is my end goal, ahhhh!
Malia Jimerson Stay encouraged!
Malia Jimerson I cut my perm out 5 years ago and my hair reaches my waist now of I straighten them. So just be patient you can do it.
The stylist should definitely come back more often and do different styles braids on other BuzzFeed employees
b3stfr13nd Castillo lol you mean clevver? This ain't buzzfeed
Kelseyguurl oh yes yes Clevver
They all do the same stuff
BriBri _imvu I enjoy hearing her going into detail. I think other staff members would love to experiment
BriBri _imvu Clevver does it better
Loved it! You HAVE to show us her getting her afro done. That's like telling us a story and leaving out the ending if you don't!
I really love how deep both of their voices are 😍 all my life I’ve been self conscious about my voice and I just really appreciate these two beautiful ladies , and their voices 😍❤️
IM LIVING FOR THIS VIDEOOOO! Because a while back there was a vid where Lily & Jos came across braiding hair and Lils didn’t understand how it worked & she’s getting learned. This is no joke is so beautiful to me that she wants to learn about her friends hair!!! 😭💕💕💕
Also Lily 2 things; I love how you came back and shamed the crew for leaving lol and I feel the same amazement when watching a seasoned stylist just zoom through tiny braids in what seems like no time👀😮
I love Drew’s laugh
i love the hair braider her voice was so calming and a very good teacher
Drew's hair always looks bomb so glad to meet the woman who does such an amazing job. Plus your protective styling is working, your hair looks amazing and so so healthy
I love this episode. I have a biracial niece who doesn't understand what to do with her hair. I've told her, but she's a 'young adult' and wont listen. Information like this and the process it takes would help so many people who, like my niece is the only biracial child and doesn't have black relatives to show or tell them these things.
Patrick Star Shouldn’t her “black relatives” step up and help her instead of TH-cam or the internet?
Becki Green He already said in his comment, she doesn’t have black relatives to show her how. So I don’t see why you have a problem with him using his outside resources to ask for help. Damn some people gotta make a issue out of everything
Scarlet00 Yea like why is it an issue to find resources online? It is helpful. Even for myself, I have a lot of black relatives but I still taught myself how to do different styles with TH-cam when I was younger and I still use it for different styles.
I wished, but they haven't been apart of her life.
Patrick star I'm on the same boat as your niece kudos to you for trying to help her. I'm 25 and I still can't twist or braid but I have learned from these TH-cam videos some things. GOOD luck to your niece 😁
Y’all spending 7-8 hours on Fulani braids? And I was complaining about 3 hours...
Depends how long your hair is. Drew has not only long hair but her hair is very thick in density. I was surprised that it only took 7 hours given the fact that she has a lot of hair.. and I thought my hair was thick.
@@user-pl5nu6vn7c my hair is longer a thicker than Drew's and it only took 3 hours to do mine
Same
It depends on how long you want the braids. The longer the braids the more adding hair you need meaning the longer it takes for you to finish one single braid.
Lol where do u go sis? Mine take like at least 5 hrs
I loved this and I am thinking about doing braids soon so this was really fun to watch! I love how Lils was interested and Drew was gorgeous and showing off both the natural and the braids as a protective style! Ebony yassssss!
7 hours isn't too bad. I know some girls who have had to come back for a second day just to get their braids in. It depends on how small you make them.
eeeep a second day? my last 2 installments have been like 5 1/2 or 6 hours. Then again I like mine pretty biggish.
I have a small head apparantly so it takes me 4 hours
It takes me like 3-4 hours to get braids and they are medium sized
It takes me 8-10 hours
I have thick hair and a big head
Yeeesssss! Loved this episode! I’ve seen first hand what having ethnic hairstyles in media can do for black girls and i love that clevver is sharing this with people! And thank you Lily for being willing to look super white and ask some questions I’m sure plenty of people,wonder about. I’m personally native american, but I used to help my neighbor growing up with her younger girls’ hair. It is definitely a process. I just hope this video helps more young girls embrace their natural beauty.
Actually it’d be cool to see a story like what you did with Erin, but with Drew’s journey as a black woman in the entertainment industry and the struggles she’s overcome, like with realizing she shouldn’t have to damage her hair to get a job. I’m sure tons of your subs would love to see something like that
Bless this girl’s heart, very understanding and respectful. Her questions were on point throughout this video.
I honestly relate so much to feeling like I needed straight hair to be beautiful. I’m latina so I have naturally wavy and voluminous hair. In middle school I straightened everyday. It took me about 4 years to grow out all the damaged hair. Now I love the way my hair is.
Lily. Thank you for being so genuine. You are so stinking cute in this video! You’re so interested & attentive. I’m dying 😭💕
“Drew was transitioning “
Drew: “My hair” 😭😂
Drew is so stunningly gorgeous in this vid, I honestly gasped. Like the most bronzy summer time goddess.
I love learning this type of stuff. I am in cosmetology school right now and I have always wanted to just sit and watch braid like this. I am one of the only girls at my school that does cornrows but I feel like I could always learn more ❤️😊
How my gosh!!!!!! Drew is just glowing, her natural hair is so beautiful. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Finally a video on black beauty! Please make more of these videos!
Lily has lost so much weight
meera patel she doesn't like when people talk about it
why? like a genuine question..
kayyyandriaa probably she's more than her body and nobody obsesses over men when they use weight 🤷♀️
esto pesto says whoo??!!?! We're just spreading positive energy here.
aglove275 tnx for spreading your over smartness with us. We are blessed
OMG she legit looked like a princess in the end i loved it!!!
Yes when she is ready please film it!!! This is awesome to watch!!!!
Would love to see Drew’s fro get styled
Only 8 hours for individuals😀 she is fast. My braider use to take way longer
Michelle D it takes me 6 hours to get mine done
My braided takes about 8 too 10 for really long while head
I would be 10 hrs for me
Michelle D wth it literally takes me 1 1/2 or 2 hours to get my hair done. Seeing how much time other people take really makes me appreciate my braid girl.
Ari2.o Okay you are just rubbing it in. Clearly I need a new girl cause 1 1/2 hours would be amazing.
Girl......That afro is amazing. So full and curly and just has black queen written all over it.
I love to see the friendship between the two hosts Lily and Drew. If only people could be like this more often Patience and Respect. The most important thing is once you learn about the braids or cultural practice, is not taking it for granted, belittling it, or commercializing it and taking credit (Kardashians, many before them, etc.). Taking it for granted = oh yeah whatever that's just another trend I used for my glory and trampled over for 5 seconds of my life before moving to the next "trend". The braids aren't a trend.
I have recently embraced my natural hair and it was so awesome to see this episode. I can't even explain how much it means. I am grateful that my job has never had a problem with my natural hair styles, but it is so obviously a problem in many workplaces and I'm just so excited that you guys are entering in on that conversation. Love you guys!
I love that they showed this!!!! It was informational and it showed a white person(Lilly) asking questions that almost every male or female in the black community would know but in a relaxed situation. Everyone should know basic information like this and so much more. If people weren't so ignorant this would be more commonly used information. Thank you drew, Lilly, and clever style. AND PLEASE SHOW MORE LIKE THIS
I love the spotlight on Drew in this one, we all need to see the black girl magic ❤️ and it’s important for us to see how much work goes into protective styles. So beautiful 😍
Digging the honest conversation about beauty in cultural terms for once.
low key I think this is my favourite episode of beauty trippin I've ever seen. It was funny, it was entertaining and it was informational about a topic that a lot of people are nervous to talk about at risk of being seen as offensive when really theyre just curious. Anyways, I think it was really well done and I really enjoyed it
Okay it’s official drew is the most beautiful woman ever
Im in love with Drew's laugh❤️
Great educational video on my god I love this look drew in reminds me of Alicia Keys
WE LOVE BLACK EXCELLENCE!! ❤️❤️💅🏾👏🏾
I feel like this was one of the most informative episodes of Beauty Trippin ever
Drew’s laugh is my favourite thing on the freaking earth. It actually brings me joy
Please do more of these videos! I love the open conversation about race and diversity closer to the end, and felt like it was interesting to have Lily asking the questions from the stand point of knowing nothing (even if that was the case for her). Great video!