She LOST HER HAIR from TIGHT BRAIDS !!! Hairdresser reacts to Hair Fails
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In todays video I'm reacting to a hairdresser Injury. She putted the braids so hard that the client is losing her hair and damaged her scalp. This case is replayed with actors and the injury in re-created.
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This case is replayed with actors and the injury in re-created.
I know it's a re-creation but the poor girl that this actually happened to... That poor poor girl! 😳😵
I would love to see a picture of you with hair
I was half a second ahead of you saying..."That's all it takes." I would have thought much longer, but I know nothing about it either.
You know,I feel really sorry for that girl for what had happened. But what came to mind at the end of it all. If she had a bad scalp in the beginning. Maybe she KNEW that what she was asking for was not possible. I am just speculating.
And is it possible that this hair stylist was one of many (customers dont tell you everything|
stylists that she had reached out to and refused service , where as only this one accepted the appointment. I am sure if that case was deeper looked into besides what we see on the screen
it wouldve cast a wider picture.
I’m not black, but I’ve always thought many black girls have braids that look painfully tight. I’ve never been sure if it’s just appearing that way or if they really are. I can’t help but think it’s got to be uncomfortable to sleep on every night, or it’s stressful on hair roots.
I'm a black woman that's been doing braids since age 12. I'm nearly 60. One thing I can tells you ..if it hurts ..it's too tight. Braids do not have to hurt to be effective.
While I understand this to be true. No one has ever told me that. I have been told It is supposed to be tight, so it stays in, that means it was done right. It will only hurt for a bit, it's supposed to hurt, it should hurt. I wanted to have braids by a professional ( my mom braided my hair ) but that is what scarred my away.
@@senselessplace I was tender headed so I was told to learn to do my own braids which I did. I quickly learned that I could slide in a comb....braid on top of the comb as tight as I wanted ...then slide the comb out. It served as a spacer. Later I learned to braid at at tension...on tight but didn't come aloose either ....and that's how I do it to this day. Not tight, no breakage, an no discomfort.
I can't even imagine how much that would have hurt
It’s crazy you can actually do major damage to someone scalp and I can’t recall the condition but if you pull hard enough on someone’s scalp you can actually separate the inside from itself and it’s painful and permanent you then have loose scalp skin
@@angelicsailor1st Wow, I've never heard of that. It sounds awful.
For everyone who says it's just hair
Shave yours off then
No?, hush then.
That poor woman's scalp.
I did, twice. While I do believe it is just hair, I also believe that the hair is, for a lot of people, their crown and is extremely important to others. This woman has a better chance shaving it. Treating the scalp and healing the skin.
I have actually shaved my head 😂 but I would NEVER say it is just hair to anyone.... this is absolutely horrific! I have alopecia. And I know how it feels to not feel good about how u look bc of your hair. It hurts a lot. This woman is so unprofessional it is ridiculous.
What's wrong with shaving your head?
I do shave my head. But I also think it's way more than hair. I shave because I have eczema; I sympathize with her for the pain she must have had. A sore head is a total drag.
Nobody said anything about hair.
The simple solution is this: Hair Stylist should have said no, can't be done, and lost the client and money.
Exactly. In the end, it cost the hair stylist way more money to go through with something she knew wouldn’t work. Add loss of reputation to that, and you might as well start a totally new career path.
No. She should not braid to tight, and listen to her clients.
Red flag 🗣️Make sure to take Tylenol before you get to the salon
I wouldn't braid that shii at all fuck that❤
Exactly. Know your limits. Protect yourself. Just say no and save your reputation.
When my daughter was around 5 yrs old I let someone put braids in her hair. They were so tight that what looked like whiteheads(pimples) came up all over her scalp, within hours of being done, and my daughter said her head hurt. I had to take every braid out as soon as I saw that. I never let that person touch her head again.
That happened to me when I was child and the lady had the nerve to have a whole attitude because I couldn’t keep them in. Learned how to do my own hair after that.
How awful. Poor kid! I'm so sorry she went through that. It sounds like the hair follicles were being pulled up and out and that is the white head pimple type things you were seeing. It's a good thing that you took those braids out as soon as you did. She may have lost all of her hair otherwise.
That happened to me at 10yrs old, my mom had to take the braids out the same day for hours.
I'm sickened by this if that works oman was in so much pain enough to call the hairdresser the next🎉day then she should've taken them out hers of.The it oman knew her own scalp n had braids put in many times n lied to he hairdresser...u.im a cosmetology instructor😂 n aa cosmetologist and any hairdresser can vouch for me on this as the truth straight from GOD HIMSELF, when a client has their heart set on something n they get excited about it,they end up w tunnel vision,and stop it hearing what anyone says.this is me at home hlw imlikC 😂😛😝😜🤪☺️🥰🥲🙂😐😊😘😮🥲😛😛😝 woma😂n wanted anything else.shenhad oher options.nk shr gitmthqt womams I fr e access,and h r kiees,n my doggie isnherr domr be 😊
that means that the hair was being pulled en masse out of its follicles. those "white heads" were the skins tension trying to hold the follicles in. oh my god 😢😢😢
NO hairstyle should be PAINFUL. That's a HUGE ibdication that something is wrong.
well yeah if they are doing your hair and it comes out like that time to sue there pants off for being incompetent plain and simple
5:43 The audience watching the back of her hair. She turns and the audience is shocked 😄
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The audacity for the judge to say that she had a dirty scalp and poor hair hygiene when that was clearly either scalp psoriasis, or maybe even eczema (I’m leaning towards the former), is so wrong on so many levels. Medical issues ≠ uncleanliness. What a wild thing to say.
I agree. His a judge, he should stay in his lane. Scabby skin or scalp doesn't automatically mean poor hygiene. Trifling.
I thought that the judge was just repeating what the about her client?
That is very clearly scalp psoriasis. I have it and it leaves that scaly white plaques that yeah, can peal and get flaky. It's your immune system going overboard and causing skin cells to rapidly form over an area your body thinks is 'damaged'. Could be anything from a small scratch to a pimple to a sunburn. Anything that may 'damage the skin' your body sends your immune system to try and mend and then its like there's no 'off' switch to tell it to stop. The psoriasis its self can cause further irritation that yet, much be 'mended' and that is what makes it spread. I am 70+% covered today and it is everywhere, and started in my scalp.
The judge was repeating what the defendant's defense. He was not berating the plaintiff.
No he didn't he was just repeating what the defendant said
Any hairstylist who knows what they are doing wouldn't braid hair that tightly. Also, if in their professional opinion, the client's scalp is not in good condition, they will tell the client that the service cannot be done until the scalp gets healthier.
My hair had some damage, and I went to see a hairstylist for option. She suggested a weave, because i would let my natural hair rest and become healthier, but suggested I first cut my hair because I had a lot of dead and damged ends. She then told me to give it 3 months, then come back. I followed her instructions, and 4 months later I was back in her chair. When she did my first weave it felt too tight, and my scalp seemed a bit swollen. I called her and she had me come in the next day. She inspected the hair, and decided to redue the entire thing (no cost to me) so I would not have any folical damage. She redid it, and it was perfect after. She redid my weave every 12 weeks for 2 years and each time I was amazed at how much healthier my natural hair started looking. When we started my hair was chin length, and when she took the weave out for the last time my natural hair was thick, healthy, and about 5 inches below my shoulders. Compared to what my hai looked like before and after I cried at the end of my treatment. She did such a wonderful job that that last day I tipped her $1,000 because saed my hair. This was 6 years ago, and she and I still talk and I hve referred many friends to her, because she is worth every penny spent on her work.
Your story made my very soul smile🥰
This was a beautiful thing to share. 😇 ❤
Good service pays for itself, and kindness and understanding are worth 1,000x their weight in gold.
I'm quitting smoking, doing so well that I decided I'm changing my hair to claim my new era. I sincerely hope I can find someone just as caring and kind to maintain my new style for me 💫✨️
That was awesome!!! 👍
I was JUST talking to my daughter about how braiding hair too tightly can lead to hair loss and can possibly cause bleeding/damage to the scalp!
I had a girl braid my hair in middle school for cheer. She had braided it so tightly my scalp had bled. She said, "It was normal for your scalp to bleed when you do braids." I looked at her and said, "I've never had my scalp bleed and anyone who's told you that it's normal will have you bald before you graduate high-school. " I immediately took the braids out and never let her braid the teams hair again. It took a couple of weeks for my scalp to heal!
She didn't like you
@@PrincessBellaBunny you would think, but I can't have any tension on my scalp even before the braids. It's why I stopped cheer, I couldn't put my hair up as tight as they required without being benched.
@youdontgnomie5197 just like you told that lady it wasn't normal and took them out I don't understand why she as a grown woman wouldn't do the same??? 🤷🏾♀️
@@PrincessBellaBunny because people sometimes are so desperate for a certain look that they are willing to ignore their internal voice and listen to the "expert." If I had to venture a guess, it wasn't just how tight the braids were but also a reaction to whatever product she used on her hair as well.
The stylist is 60% responsible, and the victim is 40% at fault for what happened as well.
Braiding the hair when it's wet can make it super tight when it dries as well.
This is Psoriasis 6:35 and it means, that she is a woman with sensible skin. The hair salon must be particularly carful.
that's what I was thinking too... I have scalp psoriasis and when I have a flare up, it can definately look like that.... and it has nothing to do with hygiene... it's an autoimmune disease.
*sensitive skin (I think that's what you meant). 😊
Don't you mean SENSITIVE skin? Sensible is used out of context.
Sensible skin 😂 oh lord
It definitely could be, though there are other possibilities.
You should look up another famous case of a woman who was used to getting braids and weaves, and how she ended up having the middle of her scalp fuse together because the stylist who braided her hair did the middle braids so tight, her scalp literally fused to itself and caused alopecia areata in about the same spot as this client. Too tight something isn't right is a great explanation so people who haven't had braids understand that there's a difference in discomfort that will go away, versus pain that only gets worse.
Ok I will look it up, thx
That's horrible!
I have straight hair and have had braids that were so tight they hurt. I cant imagine how bad braids tight enough for tension alopecia would hurt!!
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Was it the lady who had a “giant pore” full of hair follicles fused together?
I hate people who just take the money and do it, even if they see the problems it will cause. SHE SHOULD HAD SAID NO! That simple. Some people just want to make money no matter who they hurt. If she cared, she could have offered her treatment on her head and hair and when things got better, then done the braids. It looks like she had eczema or psoriasis, which can be treated with the right treatment.
It's called Traction Alopecia and your braids don't even need to be that tight to cause it, nasty and often permanent. Look at Jo Jo Siwa, that's from the constant tight ponytails.
Yes her poor hairline was starting to recede back towards her ponytail 😕
I’ve always wondered what kind of damage that perpetually TIGHT ponytail would do to JoJo’s hair.
Tension alopecia not traction
It's sad. I've seen so many ladies who wear their hair super tight, and their hairline has already heavily receded, but they will still keep doing snatched ponytails. Why?
@user-is7xs1mr9y some of us can't stand our hair on our neck, or in our face and don't wake up early enough to do anything but a pony tail, mine aren't "snatched" But it's in a pony tail every day.
I only left a salon crying 1 time, she cut my hair sooo much shorter than I showed her. It seriously affects your self esteem. But I didn't even ask for a refund, she said "well you wanted it short". I never went back to her. I'm glad she won her case!
In my professional opinion, she should not have done any braiding until the client's psoriasis was cleared up. Or, sorry Miss Client, your scalp is not in the condition to have your hair braided. This is 100% the hair dresser's fault.
I agree. If she saw her Scalp and noticed her Scalp being irritated, she should not have braided her hair
You are right In certain states you are not suppose to touch a clients hair if it has abrasions are any cuts
It’s actually not a fake injury. So how these shows work is… it’s a REAL case but the person who loses doesn’t have to pay, the SHOW pays. So it’s the actual people with the actual injuries. It’s considered an official judgement.
The look of concern on Hair Buddha face when he is listening to the plantiff shows how much he cares 🥺
well he's a monster sadistic enough to do that to her and then pretend to care just because he has to pay 40 grand for the damage he did to her he had it coming plain and simple✊✊
Bro stop riding him
It doesn’t matter what options she gave. If the client has a damaged scalp that was not appropriate for braiding or cornrow she should have told her she will not do it. There was absolutely no need for her to do the braiding so tight. She did not do a professional job.
She deserves every bit of that money.
People always says “braids will loosen up with time”
This is an example of that not being true. I can see that hairstylist telling her that.
I’m happy she won. Bcuz she scared her for life. She’s not into wigs bcuz she’s a natural girly.
Great review
They do loosen up in time they're not going to loosen up right away in a week maybe 5 days
@Breeze-gd8wj doesn't matter. Wasn't professional to install them
I have had a hairstyles say NO to me before and I LISTENED to her, I asked for HER recommendation,, what she could do to My hair SAFETY,, and you know what,, I loved my hairstyle after.. This hairstyles should have listened to her client. She told her it was too tight multiple times, the hairstyles didn't LISTEN TO HER CLIENT 😢
"have you ever had a bad hair experience"
"Ooh child let me tell you" 😂
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This is why i braid my kids hair myself. It might not be perfectly neat, might take longer to do and might not last as long but it's never tight or hurting them. Getting hair done should be a fun, exciting and caring experience.
My mother use to pull my hair up into a pony tail for primary school n i use to get migraines from it, became a hairdresser as my first job n learnt so much about the damage that can do, when i had my daughter i always made sure i did it loosely 🙂
It looks like she either had psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis to start and the stylist should have said no and that she needed to see a dermatologist to treat it before she would do it.
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I have tht. I have to use a special shampoo every 2,3 days.
I have SD, and I thought the very same!
As a "stylist" part of her job is to consult with and educate the client. When she saw the condition of her hair/scalp to begin with she shouldn't have proceeded. She knew better, but then again maybe she didn't. If she's LICENSED she should know better!! I'm glad the victim won, shes absolutely a victim of her NEGLIGENCE AND IGNORANCE.
We would avoid a lot of problems if hairdressers said NO. Because ordinary people can't know that it can't be done.
I learned the hard way too. I just stopped getting my hair done. I was always coming back with a burned scalp. Thinking 'Pain is beauty'. Then decided $100 was too much for burns and a weeping scalp. But stylists don't care if you are in pain. When she said it hurt she should have taken the braids out! Not told her to use a compress later. It's not supposed to hurt. The stylist should have stopped. Some people are tender headed and as a stylist she should have at least known that and adjusted her braiding to cope.
5 years is NOT a qualified time of experience. As an LPC, I did 4 years of internship before eventually retiring after 35 years. ❤
I once got braids and asked them not to braid my edges or finer hair. They did anyway. I got bumps and swelling they pulled it so tight. I went back the next day and had them take it all out. I lost my edges in 24 hours. It took a few months to grow my hair back. I haven’t had it braided since.
If ur child says " I want to drive the car" and you suggest they play with their toy cars but the child insists that they want to drive your car you don't throw your hands up in the air give them the keys and say well I tried. You are the adult, and you know better. You know better than a client because you went to school for this. It's entirely her fault
Please do not believe those who say it's normal to feel pain when they are braiding your hair because it's not. I still remember that one woman that came to my house to braid my hair when I was little, immediately I saw her or knew she was coming I started crying, my mum noticed that and stopped calling her she was to harsh doing my hair it was painful.
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I know. I love watching him too. I'm 58 and thanks to him (mainly) and a couple other videos to be able to cut my hair. It's curly so... Anyway, I finally did it, starting small at 1st, like they suggest then kept going til I got to where I like the length and how it lay on my head, the curls much more soft and springy and the right products from wash to style to treatments.. I absolutely love my hair
My best friend called me up bawling early one morning. I couldn't understand what was wrong and I could make out is that she was begging me to help her. I jumped in the car and sped over as fast as I could. When I got to her house, she was a mess. Her hair was mostly up in braids and a snarled mess was over to the side.
She'd had her braids done and when she got home the pain just got worse and worse. She was scrambling most night to get them out. She probably had well over a hundred tiny braids all over her head and she couldn't even begin to work on the ones she couldn't see. I dropped my purse, grabbed a comb and got to work on her. Between the two of us we had her head cleared after a couple more hours. As we got them out, the pain got so much better and by the time we were done she was just exhausted and spitting mad.
Apparently, you can't always tell they're too tight right away. Some braiders are just rough, so there's some expectation of pulling. But when the blood supply is being cut off, it can happen gradually. She hurt some when she left. A few hours went by and it was hurting more. She took tylenol and tried to go to bed and woke up after midnight in screaming pain.
yeah... there are a lot of braiders that pull so hard while braiding it's like they're trying to literally braid your scalp into your hair... and that's probably how people end up with traction alopecia.
Wow. Praise God you could go help your friend.
I thought it wasn’t going to go her way, but I’m glad she was compensated. Just because you have followers on social media doesn’t mean shit and she’s only been doing hair for five years. She’s still a newbie. And then to TRY to shame her for being dirty!! 😳 oh hell no
Well said ❤
I never tell my hairdresser what I want, just make the appointment and sit down in the seat. I let him decide. What ever he does is fine. So much easier. He knows the trends and what suits me. I just pay the bill. He has never disappointed me.
Yes. I had the same situation - I said, that I wanted some beauty procedure, but she said "No, I don't recommend it in your situation". So, I agreed - she is professional and she knows best.
When it came to process type appointments, I never told my stylist exactly what I wanted or whose hair I wanted to emulate, I only gave her general ideas and asked her where she’d go with it. Or we’d look through the look books salons had and see which ideas would work on my type of hair. If I had a wild idea, she’d either say, “Let me do some digging and see what we can do at your next appointment.” or “That won’t work on your hair because your hair is .” I knew to believe her and trust her judgment.
I have never heard of a warm compress to alleviate stress to the scalp by hair being plaited too tight. How I know it you open the hair and start again. All the stylists I’ve come across usually ask if it’s too tight at the beginning of each one until they learn your tolerance. She’s something new
It is not normal for braids to be that tight. You can be firm, but not tight. I dont braid, but I have gotten braids put in.
I had this happen to me.. i trusted the stylist. I had an engagement 2 days later with no other options for styles, so i could not take the style down right away. When she braided my hair, the braids were not tight. However, while she was sewing the weave in, it became tighter and tighter. I let her know it was too tight and she sprayed my hair with oil sheen and told me to use hot towel for compress and it should loosen up. Two days later after my engagement, i cut the weave out, but the damage was done. I lost a patch of hair, in front of my head that hasn't grown back. This was 2016.. i never got another sew in hair style. I took pictures of my scalp and sent it to the stylist, she apologized and told me to get some hair growth oil. 😌 I understand her pain. 😢😢
I have a head full of 3B hair after 13 years of doing nothing to it. When I use to get braids or relaxers my hair stayed damaged later on. My problem now is trying something new now that my hair is healthy full and long. Love watching you ❤
I WISH following a stylist meant that I was automatically their client! If that's how it goes, my appointment with YOU, my dear friend, is LONG overdue . . . Shall I expect to be hearing from your receptionist soon? ???
I’m waiting for my call as well 😂
yea, even disregarding the fact she shouldn't have done it, when the client contacted her about still being in pain, she should have done more to ensure everything was fine, knowing the clients scalp was in a poor condition at the start.
Also, just saying "oh that will be difficult" maybe mentioning possible damage can mean nothing if it's not explained why or the possible consequences. And hey, it could even turn into more money for the stylist, "hey your scalp isn't ready for this, buy these products from my store/invest in my services so we can get your scalp to a healthy state and then I can do this procedure for you" I mean sure, there will be those who won't accept that, but probably far fewer than if you just say, "nope, too difficult"
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Jesus. That's no small injury. It must've been agonizing for the poor woman. What makes it worse is the utter lack of remorse and shame by the hairstylist. Her decision to braid despite clear scalp issues caused this. Instead, she sat there smirking, nose in the air, without taking a shred of responsibility for her careless actions. Unbelievable. :(
Cuz she thinks that thousands of subscribers on social media = how important she is. Since she got them in a relatively short time too that tends to make people delusional about their talent.
You can tell she still doesn't believe she did anything wrong and that it was the other woman's fault and that's the WORST part about this....she isn't going to learn from this because "she's in the right" and it will happen again. I couldn't even imagine if something I did caused that kind of injury I would be DEVASTATED! This chick doesn't care in the slightest
@@manicpixiefangirl4189Hopefully people plaster her page with the images of that girls poor scalp
OMG that thumbnail is horrific!.
very horrific, I feel bad for her..
YES! This is why i say do the hair style that works for your hair and take care of it. Never let anyone tell you you tender headed. Let you hair breathe. Doesn't matter who go braids (or the hair style) just do whats right for your head!
What:
-4 quicker less invasive options are more expensive than getting a sewn in weave? Placing it out of the client's budget.
-She worked on the clients hair even though she had scalp issues.
-The sewn in weave took only an hour even with washing the clients hair?
- the client told her the weave was too tight, and she said it was normal, put a warm compress on jt?
It all sounds negligent on the hairstylist's part.
I've had my fair share of too tight braids, I was told it was because I was tender-headed; small bumps appeared around my hairline. never went back those stylists again.
Speaking of wigs…. I love them and I wear them all the time.
I love how genuinely down to earth this guy was well giving his take on this case. I mean there was plenty of chances to scrutinize both the stylist or the woman who got the braids but instead he took the approach of look this is what happend, this what I would have done, and this is what you could do differently. If only more people where more like this and less about the drama I think we would see a lot less of these avoidable mishaps.
You do not pay someone to hurt you!
I would have found in the same way.
I have had hair dressers refuse a service in order to save my hair from a bad decision (bleach on permed hair).
The first time the client complained of tightness, she should have been told to come in to the salon to be checked out. Once the hair dresser agreed to the service, she was responsible for the outcome.
There is no reason she should have braided her hair that tight. If it hurts it’s too tight!
I didn’t get my first hair cut until I was 11. My first dye was 35. Im a natural redhead so my hair was always “don’t ever touch it” now as an adult im finally playing with my hair and dying it other shades outside my natural color.
Hair is so important
I have scalp psoriasis. And I was turn down by so many hairdressers because of it. Some refused to color my hair (which I understand, they don’t want to risk it). But some refused to even cut my hair. Even after I told them what it is, and that it’s genetic, not infectious. 😢 I always feel like they think I’m dirty. While I have to wash my hair every other day, sometimes every day. If I don’t, it will itch and hurt. Trust me, people with this condition, they have the cleanliest hair.
She probably had a allergic reaction to the hair weave itself as well.
Hair Buddha getting down and dirty with the drama, love it ❤
I'm loving this too ❤
As a hairstylist, I can assure you that THIS is not done by braids alone. As a hairstylist, I can assure you that this hairstylist should have declined or postponed the service until the clients’ scalp was in a healthier condition. As a hairstylist, I can assure you that if the stylist knew her hair wasn’t in a healthy condition and the client continued to insist, then she should’ve made the client sign a waiver that contractually protects the stylist from being held liable… The stylist is guilty!👨🏾⚖️🤷🏾♂️
I grew up with black women who did braids they told me if it hurts it's too tight. The stylist said the clients scalp was in bad condition when she came in but did the braiding anyway it was all about getting money because she should have said no
That's why I like natural hair and now there are so many styles for your OWN NATURAL HAIR - no braids, add-ons, wigs etc
it looks like the condition of her scalp was from psoriasis, and those with psoriasis, especially in a flare up are unable to have much done with their hair, i should know i have psoriasis and know that changing my hair color ended once the psoriasis happened
That's what I though nothing to do with hygiene how dare a so called professional blame the woman
yeah... I have scalp psoriasis too... I've been getting my hair dyed purple at a salon for about 4 years now and when I know I have an appointment scheduled, if I have a flare up I'll make sure I use my medicine on my scalp to treat the flare up so that my scalp is in the best condition it can be before I get my hair bleached & dyed... and my stylist uses a brand of bleach that is formulated to be more gentle on the scalp so that it's not as irritating as other harsher brands (it also helps that it doesn't take very long for my natural hair color to lift to a 9/10 level with just one application of bleach for about 30-40 minutes)...
The before picture showed that the woman had pretty severe case of psoriasis ; I think the hairdresser was negligent in not explaining that she couldn’t proceed and why. Psoriasis is a difficult skin disease to treat and often attacks the scalp, feet, hands, everywhere.
As a very white woman with slightly wavy hair, I've always been under the impression that "braids are supposed to hurt" yet it never made sense to me. Braids are supposed to be protective styles, yet if they're so tight they hurt, wouldn't that hinder growth and nullify protection?? Only in the last couple years have I noticed other black women speaking out about this and I think it gained momentum after a slew of braid videos going viral of children crying (even screaming) about how tight their braids were. The amount of "experts" saying they were overreacting and that braids aren't or can't be painful blew my mind. It was truly sad seeing those kids in pain and being told "it's normal" and to stop being "dramatic".
yeah... braids should never hurt... french braids/cornrows can be close to the scalp and secure without the pulling on the scalp that causes pain and potentially traction alopecia or worse.
Your scalp might be tender for the day, but it shouldn’t hurt like that.
I had a hair stylist give me chemical burns on my scalp when trying to go platnuim blonde. She told me it was fine and than my hair started falling out. Had to cut most of my hair off and it took over a yr for my scalp to revcover. I spent over $400. I got no refund or compensation. Just a lesson learned to never trust someone with my hair again
Regardless of whether weaves are painful or not, it seems as though this 'stylist' is unprofessional, & uncaring.
- She knew there was an existing issue, and proceeded anyway.
The PROFESSIONAL is supposed to know better and protect their business & customers by doing things correctly and intentionally!
Lmfaoooo I just dieddddddddddddddd when I seen the bald spot just OUT while she's talking 🤯😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Have a great weekend everyone 💜💖
Thanks, you too ☺️💖
Thank you and the same to you
Yeah that wasn't a bad scalp issue, damage from braids that are too tight is a well known risk of getting bad braider. I agree wigs are the way to go and not glued down either, pins that you can remove daily so your hair can be washed and your scalp can relax at night. So many of these women are going bald from the pretend hairstyles, sleeping on the braids, hanging weight on them for weeks at a time. Constant tension. They want it tight because they think it's going to last longer but the stylist should tell them no.
Bleaching fails, braid fails, poor hair and scalp maintenance. 🤦♀ I agree a professional should step in and say no and a client should be open to the opinion of the professional and not ‘I want what I want give it to me’. I normally always wear a pixie but I got a perm once when my hair was shoulder length and ended up getting a pixie cut again because the salon fried my hair and it all broke off an inch from the scalp. I’m lucky my scalp wasn’t damaged. I never got another perm again and I stay with a long pixie cut because it suits me best and it’s very low maintenance. If I want a change, I’ll buy wigs. It’s so sad when people fail to have good conversations or are not open to communication. I think the stylist just was like ‘I’m tired of arguing with her and I’ll just do what she wants’. This is my opinion and experience. 🤷♀
I'm not black but damn that hairstylist injured her. Not sure how she thinks it's not her fault. Why was it done so fast? All of my friends say braids can take more than one day. That's the reason black hair beauty costs so much because it's really intricate. I hope that the real woman heals well. Bless you.
If it is scalp psoriasis.. then braiding on top of this will cause much damage to scalp and hair .. certainly bleeding .. as can happen with psoriasis , blood vessels can be provoked easily causing the blood loss on pillow and also hair loss is common with scalp psoriasis.
Saying she was given four options does not mean she was actually given four options
A big difference between 450 and almost 800... SMH probably just having those options on display saying she had options smh
Just because the woman is/was on the internet doesn’t mean she does quality work to achieve the end result. Not all hairstylists are true hairstylists or artists or colorists or great in their field. Just means you decided to make a video one day and someone watched it.
Im so happy with the verdict
A ''professional'' hair queen should know the tension she applies witb her fingers alone.
Ok but can we talk about how funny was the judge? Like he's a real one
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I had no idea...."Yes, extremely tight hair braids can potentially lead to a loss of blood supply to the scalp and tissue death, a condition known as scalp necrosis, due to the excessive traction and pressure exerted on the scalp, which can compromise blood flow to the area; this is particularly concerning with intricate braiding patterns that constrict the scalp like a tourniquet".
I've had so many bad experiences in salons that my instance is either I do it at home (like my copper) or I go without. Fortunately, I am the one woman in this world that don't want to be blonde.😂😂
You aren't alone, but I feel like we're in the minority!
I don't want to be blonde either!
I don't, either. Unfortunately, I was born a strawberry blond. 😂 So I dye my hair red! Every time I let it grow out, people always say ask if I bleach it? 😆 🤣 😂
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I went "blonde" once in progress to rainbow hair and I could have been mistaken for a ghost with the hair and my complexion; I consider it my moral obligation to never actually go platinum blonde so I don't scare people to death with so much white 😂
No. You aren't alone. I have never wanted to be any other colour than what I am naturally, which is darkest brown, almost black with a red reflect. I like my natural colour.
As far as _"Why wait until it hurts so bad? Make contact again!"_ I 10,000% understand why she didn't. It's hard enough to reach out the first time, especially being a newbie to the situation, but after being told _"It's normal."_ then you *really* feel like you shouldn't reach out. Someone has made that person feel like it's *her* fault. It's *her* feeling the pain as someone new to braiding, it's not the *hairdresser's* fault she doesn't know this, so it's like this mini-deception of "Oh, it must just be you. I did my job." I don't want to use the word "gaslighting," because that is deliberately messing with someone's mind to make them question their own reality, but I don't think the stylist _intended_ on making her feel this way. The stylist was negligent though. What she *should* have done was say _" I'm so sorry you're dealing with that. Sometimes it hurts pretty bad! Try a warm compress, maybe some ibuprofen, but if you're still in pain, feel free to contact me again and we'll see what's going on!"_
Yeah, it's a little bit of a pain to keep up with someone when you've already done your job, but that's *customer service.* Don't do braids if you can't handle the service industry.
It’s so annoying when some gals claim that they just have a strong scalp and others don’t
Just don’t braid too tight…. There’s no need to to go around scalping people, don’t be barbaric.
I had a client that said her hair weave I put in was too tight, She was uncomfortable for 3 days, I took it out and gave her money back. But before that I took it out and redid it, and now she didn’t like. So I took it down again. And still gave her money back and put her out the salon. Lol you should have seen her face when I gave her money back and put her out the salon 😮
I use a spacer comb and braid on top of it...then remove the spacer.
She didn't just lose her hair, that poor woman lost her SCALP!!
I was sooo worried that he was going to rule in the defendant’s favor given how much he talked about the different options she gave. Thank god he didn’t
As a client, you have control over what is done to your body. People act like you can't tell a stylist no or stop or ouch that hurts. But I believe her scalp issues are the main reason her style felt tight. I myself have scalp issues and I have to use prescribed shampoo and cream on my hair and scalp. Otherwise there may be inflammation of the scalp. But that lady paid for service and tipped her because she wanted that style so bad she was willing to sacrifice her scalp health. She texted her to say it was still tight but didn't ask for a different style. She could've soaked her scalp in oils and it still wouldn't have been enough to soothe her discomfort. She needed to have the sew in Uninstalled not shaved off. I hate the stylist has to pay the cost for clients decisions on how the client cares for their own hair and scalp. When all the stylist can do is refuse services or use of certain products with clients. Its just not fair.
OMG that poor lady 😢
When I was 14 I had my hair chemically straightened. I told the lady it was burning, she told me it was "normal" because I have a sensitive scalp. I left there with 2nd degree burns at my edges. I still have no hair in those spots. I cried all the way home. My mom acted like I was a brat until she saw the big blisters on my edges and into my hair line. I never went there again. I still hate that lady! I think she didn't know how to deal with big and thick Puerto Rican hair.
I had to save my sibling from someone who did this to him. He was having migraines. They had put …glue in his hair. glue !
Glue that you need to go to them to take it off…but it was an emergency.
In the end my mother (saviour ) was able to undo the awful wheel braids.
Thank god I was like something is wrong these things to come of now.
If the braids are too tight - my god take it off. Do not wait. It should never hurt. No matter if you are someone with strong hair. Do not risk it.
I partially read the title and belived you were a lawyer reacting to this video, lol. I was very impressed wirh your knowledge about ethnic hairstyles and your unbaised perspectives relating to the business practices of the woman... then I realized you were a hairdresser yourself. haha! Very good video review :)
A woman's beauty is her hair.
1:39 I got jumpscared despite seeing the thumbnail and knowing this is an actress already lol
The client isn't always right. Have a blessed weekend Hair Buddha.
This client was…
that's true... but when it comes to physical discomfort and pain, the client is absolutely right to say "I'm in pain, something isn't right." and if the professional has any sense of ethics, then the correct response to learning your client is in pain due to a service you provided is to say "I'm so sorry you're in pain. Let me look at my schedule and see where I can fit you in as soon as possible so I can figure out what's causing the pain and fix it for you, free of charge."
Licensed Cosmetologist for 23 years and I've had some bad experiences with clients that want something that can't be achieved and I never jeopardize my license I worked hard for. Just to make a fast buck ..
Not exactly a hair comment, but these women are so beautiful! Especially the one w/ the damage to her scalp (or portraying the one with the damage for the program) - she’s gorgeous.
They are all beautiful aren't they? The flawless skin❤ I envy that the most
@@lisastenzel5713yes, and it doesn’t look like any of them have fillers or Botox. The defendant looks like she’s straight out of the 1980s (that’s a good thing, IMO)
" If its too tight, it's probably not right "
Shelby's would absolutely disagree.
The woman who took Her wig off looked good bald. Beautiful head shape, it really emphasised her beauty more than that wig did.
I could see her hair under the wig cap😂😂
@@carlytoutant3753 looks very short though. She looked better without all that hair kind overwhelming her.
Love your commentary style and common sense solutions. Thank-you. 😊
Hair buddha if you had 600k actual clients you'd be a rich,busy and exhausted hairdresser for sure😂😂..5 years isn't a lot of experience and you can buy reviews,to make your business look better sadly, which is why bad stylist exist with padded paid for reviews.I feel bad for the real life person who was maimed by the stylist who cared more about the money than the persons well being and trying to backpedal in court to save her bum🙄
If I was the hairdresser and noticed the clients scalp was already in a bad shape, I would honestly suggest that she should get it looked at first by a health professional before doing any sort of hair job that involves pulling hair like braiding, the hairdresser can be held liable in this case.
I’m always afraid of something like this, when my nieces go on vacation and get the braids from the tourist type shops. They LOVE it. They get little henna tattoos and braids. They giggle and say it feels tight and haven’t had any actual issues, they say it feels fine after a little bit (not even a full day) but in the back of my mind I’m always worried of something like this! Scary stuff