Gorgeous, gorgeous hair! What a pretty, lovely woman you are.The water is beading on your hair. Your fabulous mane of hair is a great example of non-porous hair. When water beads on the hair like it shows in this video, it's a sign of an intact hair structure (cuticle/cortex/medulla). The longer one keeps that physical [hair] structure in place, the better one's chances of gaining and retaining long, health length. Regarding your hair, there is probably a minimum of cuticle loss, and thus the hair strand is in place and undamaged. Your detangling process is a huge part of that success. Your hair so healthy and beautiful. Bravo!You have an excellent depth of understanding of the principles of WHY to finger detangle and you provide very clear directions to your viewers. Not only is your information on point, the video is beautifully photographed as well. Congratulations on the wonderful progress of your hair! See you when you are at waist length, as you will soon be there! I have no doubt about that.
I am so so so glad I stumbled across your channel today. I have very fine and wispy 4a hair that tangles like nothing I have ever seen. Lol. Cob webs tangles and cutting out knots are things I am not unfamiliar with lol. I have spent 5 years of my hair journey trying to detangle my hair like I see other 3b-4a naturals on TH-cam do it and I never knew how much I was breaking, further tangling and damaging my hair until this year. Those tangles that tighten into crazy knots in the middle of your hair shaft because of 1 shed hair (-__-) are the bane of my existence so thank you for thoroughly explaining and showing how you combat that healthily. I have grown to understand that my hair simply NEEDS an hour of detangling to do it the right way and that was the best thing that I could have done for it. Again thank you for sharing your hair maintenance routine with us. It really helps!!
Kenya J OMG Kenya J, I have the same problems than you T___T I'm so happy someone else is struggling with detangling... I have those Cob webs all around my hair : ( I think I need to detange way more often than only wash day. What is your new routine ? ^__^ and... do you dare to cut those knots even when they are near your roots ? : o : o I'm so afraid of cutting all knots and losing hair (and lenght, and whatever)
Hey girl! Yeah waiting too long to detangle was one of the biggest problems I had to overcome. A year ago I would wait 7-12 days to detangle, so of course on wash day my hair would be CRAZY matted and tangled from all of the shed hairs that had collected amongst my strands. My new regimen consists of detangling every 3-4 days (and the absolute max I will go without detangling now is 5 days but that is only if I wear my hair in my two corn rows for three days and then wear a loose braid out for 2 days). Simply detangling more frequently has made wash day less of a nightmare because I don't have to fight my hair. I have an IG where you can find my full hair care routine,@curlsjadore. And I try my best to prevent those knots from even happening but if they do, I have come to accept that you just have to cut them out. It sucks but it is just the nature of kinky-coily hair. However I have noticed that I get way more of those knots when I am rushing through my detangling session. When I take my time I can pull the tangles apart strand by strand instead of just yanking my hair and allowing the cobwen tangle to tighten into a multiple knots.
Dang it’s crazy how time flies. I remember just going on my natural hair journey in 2014 and turning to videos like these. I remember watching this specific video😂 And now after 8 years I’m back bc I got neglectful and disrespected my hair and am trying to grow it back to the way it was thriving when I was using her hair advice.
Thank you sooooo much! I am detangling my hair today and this method is working for me! It took me almost an hour for two sections but I had to stop when my baby woke up from his nap. I have six sections left. Sigh. Now that I have a great method, I won't wait so long to detangle and it shouldn't take as long next time.
Sara McIntosh I've heard of the Cicely Tyson comparison, but never Kimberly Elise! They are both such talented actresses indeed, and very beautiful! Thank you. And I'm glad the video was helpful :-)
I just discovered your channel. I love it! My wash day is just like yours, finger detantangling has saved my kinks for a year now. I don't even know where my combs are anymore, and my kinks has been thanking me. I will upload a video on my channel for my wash day routine, I wash my hair in the detangled twists by spraying the shampoo in my scalp and massaging it in. So I both clarify and condition in 1 step. Loving your length hun.
Simply Being Nina Thank you, Nina! I'm so glad that someone else is also a finger detangling advocate! :-) And washing/conditioning in sections saves my hair too lol
7 years late, but thank you for this video. I dread finger detangling, but realizing I just need to suck it up in order to achieve my goal. Love your hair!
I am so trying this! I've always used my denman, and i get a lot of hair loss, and it's hard me to retain length and definition. I have 4b/4c hair too, so this is definitely going into my likes!!!
Your video is incredibly instructional (is that a word?!)... I need to learn how to finger detangle my daughter's hair, and I'll be studying the steps you take - I feel rescued, thank you so much! X
Great video! Glad to have come across another 4c hair chica! I have been natural for almost three years now and found that finger detangling is more effective and less harmful than using hair tools like combs. I did have a bit of a recent set back when I let my near bra strap length hair get matted. I eventually cut my hair to a tiny TWA because I didn't have the patience to detangle over a period of days or weeks. I have found that what makes detangling easier when my low porosity dense 4c hair hasn't been neglected is dampening my hair with water, putting a little moisture rich conditioner and slathering on coconut oil that's in its creamy state and leaving it in overnight. When I detangle the next day, my hair is so soft and full of slip that the shed hairs and tangles come out with a simple glide of my fingers. Glad to see you do a similar routine.
Naptural Everly Hey, Everly! Our setbacks can definitely become stepping stones! And thank you so much for sharing your suggestions! We definitely have a very similar routine :-)
thank you for this demonstration. AND also for showing how much hair you shed during the process. This is the one thing that has remained a mystery. It's always hard to know whether the amount you shed is normal or not. So seeing yours was a relief.
Love this video. Usually people do not show the cobweb effect nor even the simple knot on the one strand in their videos. You did an awesome job showing depth. Love you hair texture, mines, I believe is similiar. Well done.
You have such beautiful hair! I've just binge watched all your videos. You're my hair twin! :D I'm six months natural and so far I am loving it. Keep the videos coming, your hair is giving me all kinds of life girl!
A huge smile spread across my face when I saw your video in my subscription feed. Lovely job explaining the entire detangling process! You and your hair are absolutely gorgeous! 😊😊😊
i just came across your video and really appreciate it. You truly shed light on how to finger detangle natural hair. I have 3C hair that tangles like crazy and I must admit I get frustrated detangling it. I recently bought a denman brush to help in the process. I am going to try your routine. It looks like it will work for me. Thank you very much for very detailed and informative video. By the way, you have beautiful, healthy thick hair. ;-)
Yayyy Taiwo I love it!! U are truly hair goals for me right now. I cannot seem to grow hair in the back and I have thin 4c hair. Imma have to start finger detangling to help with this issue. Stay blessed!
TheOliviab1 Thank you, Olivia! Please give finger detangling a try! When it comes to finer, thinner strands of hair, finger detangling can definitely be more beneficial since the hair is more fragile. You stay blessed too :-)
I have a problem with my hair. I dont have 4c hair texture. But i dont know my hair texture either. It shrinks when i wash it. Its not really kinky. I am going to try the shea butter recipe you had on. Because i like how your hair has grown. I hope it grows as yours did and becomes healthier. You have amazing eyebrows.
I love your videos! i just went natural this year and seeing videos like this helps me out ALOT lol. i love your hair and i hope to see more videos from you!
hi there! I'm new to your channel and my hair is similar to yours (4b/c). I want to thank you for this video, every single time I have wash day or do a detangle session so much of my hair comes out with the denmen brush and comb. My hair is almost impossible for me to part considering how thick it is but I think it has a lot to do with me not spending enough time to detangle it. I've done finger detangling in the past when my hair was much shorter and I noticed a huge difference in the breakage. I think I should go back to just finger detangling.
Btw, pls post more as you are truly informative, precise aka no waffling and I swear we are hair twins which is a first and trust me I watch many vids in you tube. Thanks as always.
hello! I really like your channel and its simplicity! my hair is finally growing longer and I was wondering if you often wear your hair down or do protective styles often? I don't know if it makes a difference with hair touching clothing when worn out? Thanks so much and blessings!
Thanks for helping me to step up my hair game. I am through with the combs. I'm putting a long playlist together and I'm fixin some tea. I want to see how long it takes to finger detangle my hair. I'll never know if I don't try.
No problem! :-) If this is your first swing at finger detangling, it will take you some time. Also, I see that you have Algebra Blessett as your profile pic. Her music is so lovely!
Thank you for your videos that will really help me, I just started my own journey of self love and you really convinced me about finger detangling. You have beautiful hair and YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL :) . New subbie on YT and IG :) God bless you
Thank somuch for teaching me that thumb method trick it really helps to naturally separate the strands .b4 this i felt like i was riping through my hair with my fingers Thank you somuch BEAUTIFUL 🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍😊
+Destiny Johnson It won't though because once you put something in it to help detangle it all goes fast pretty quick. My texture is similar to hers it takes me maybe 15-20 minutes to do my whole head.
Thanks so much for the video. That's all l do is finger detangle my hair and it's really long now. l myself stay away from combs too. This is definitely the way to go. Blessings ~
thank you for showing the true nature of 4c hair haha !! Matting at the roots and cobwebs are so typical ;) how much time do you need to detangle your hair ?
digdingdong Hey! Yes #True4C indeed :-) It usually takes me a good 2-3 hours, tops. I think that is why it's important to set aside a time/day to make sure that you won't be disrupted by anything other than the personal breaks you may decide to take. Breaks definitely help pass the time! Also, listening to your favorite tunes, or watching some TV helps the process go by quicker. Even chatting it up with someone! It's actually quite surprising. But this time, my hair wasn't detangled for a month + I was filming, so it took sooo much longer lol :-)
Taiwo Kafilat Haha thank you for your advice ! Finger detangling takes me 6 hours every 2 weeks and I have a hard time spending less time on this :/ I will try your method, maybe it's going to be quicker ! The thing is I dry detangle because the shrinkage bothers me too much, so I have to be extra cautious and slow, but maybe if I slightly dampen my hair it will be easier
Let me pay EXTRA close attention to this and take notes lol
You've done a beautiful job maintaining your strands!
Moiyshee Thank you so much! :-)
Gorgeous, gorgeous hair! What a pretty, lovely woman you are.The water is beading on your hair. Your fabulous mane of hair is a great example of non-porous hair. When water beads on the hair like it shows in this video, it's a sign of an intact hair structure (cuticle/cortex/medulla). The longer one keeps that physical [hair] structure in place, the better one's chances of gaining and retaining long, health length. Regarding your hair, there is probably a minimum of cuticle loss, and thus the hair strand is in place and undamaged. Your detangling process is a huge part of that success. Your hair so healthy and beautiful. Bravo!You have an excellent depth of understanding of the principles of WHY to finger detangle and you provide very clear directions to your viewers. Not only is your information on point, the video is beautifully photographed as well. Congratulations on the wonderful progress of your hair! See you when you are at waist length, as you will soon be there! I have no doubt about that.
Thank you so much!!! What a sweet (and very informative) comment :-) 💓 I truly appreciate it!
You are welcome. Keep doing what you do. You are helping and inspiring a lot of people.
I am so so so glad I stumbled across your channel today. I have very fine and wispy 4a hair that tangles like nothing I have ever seen. Lol. Cob webs tangles and cutting out knots are things I am not unfamiliar with lol. I have spent 5 years of my hair journey trying to detangle my hair like I see other 3b-4a naturals on TH-cam do it and I never knew how much I was breaking, further tangling and damaging my hair until this year. Those tangles that tighten into crazy knots in the middle of your hair shaft because of 1 shed hair (-__-) are the bane of my existence so thank you for thoroughly explaining and showing how you combat that healthily. I have grown to understand that my hair simply NEEDS an hour of detangling to do it the right way and that was the best thing that I could have done for it. Again thank you for sharing your hair maintenance routine with us. It really helps!!
Kenya J OMG Kenya J, I have the same problems than you T___T I'm so happy someone else is struggling with detangling... I have those Cob webs all around my hair : ( I think I need to detange way more often than only wash day. What is your new routine ? ^__^ and... do you dare to cut those knots even when they are near your roots ? : o : o I'm so afraid of cutting all knots and losing hair (and lenght, and whatever)
Hey girl! Yeah waiting too long to detangle was one of the biggest problems I had to overcome. A year ago I would wait 7-12 days to detangle, so of course on wash day my hair would be CRAZY matted and tangled from all of the shed hairs that had collected amongst my strands. My new regimen consists of detangling every 3-4 days (and the absolute max I will go without detangling now is 5 days but that is only if I wear my hair in my two corn rows for three days and then wear a loose braid out for 2 days). Simply detangling more frequently has made wash day less of a nightmare because I don't have to fight my hair. I have an IG where you can find my full hair care routine,@curlsjadore.
And I try my best to prevent those knots from even happening but if they do, I have come to accept that you just have to cut them out. It sucks but it is just the nature of kinky-coily hair. However I have noticed that I get way more of those knots when I am rushing through my detangling session. When I take my time I can pull the tangles apart strand by strand instead of just yanking my hair and allowing the cobwen tangle to tighten into a multiple knots.
Dang it’s crazy how time flies. I remember just going on my natural hair journey in 2014 and turning to videos like these. I remember watching this specific video😂 And now after 8 years I’m back bc I got neglectful and disrespected my hair and am trying to grow it back to the way it was thriving when I was using her hair advice.
Thank you sooooo much! I am detangling my hair today and this method is working for me! It took me almost an hour for two sections but I had to stop when my baby woke up from his nap. I have six sections left. Sigh. Now that I have a great method, I won't wait so long to detangle and it shouldn't take as long next time.
Yay!! I'm so glad it worked for you :-) ❤️
HairCandy Kina yes!! This video was a god send!!
I just realised you post videos like every 2-4 years girl why ?!?!!!! I just subscribed and I’m really enjoying your videos
When she said “any possible frustrations later”, I felt that
U remind me of Cicely Tyson and Kimberly Elise!!! 2 great actresses. Anyway, thx for this tutorial. I'm taking notes!
Beautiful hair!
Sara McIntosh I've heard of the Cicely Tyson comparison, but never Kimberly Elise! They are both such talented actresses indeed, and very beautiful! Thank you. And I'm glad the video was helpful :-)
This hits different now that she’s gone 🥲
Thanks for THIS! The "cobwebs" reference really helped. I thought I was crazy. Thankfully I will not have to cut so much if any.
Ah true 4C! Patience required! Your tutorial voice is perfect. Loved this video xx
Rosefloria Yes, Rose! Patience is truly THAT virtue, and thank you :-)
waw that's my hair goal ....you have very healthy long looking hair ..love love love it
Thank you! :-)
So much gorgeous thick long hair :)
Thank you! :-)
This is the best detangling video I've watched. Thanks for the inspiration for my own hair journey.
Glad to be of help! :-)
I just discovered your channel. I love it! My wash day is just like yours, finger detantangling has saved my kinks for a year now. I don't even know where my combs are anymore, and my kinks has been thanking me.
I will upload a video on my channel for my wash day routine, I wash my hair in the detangled twists by spraying the shampoo in my scalp and massaging it in.
So I both clarify and condition in 1 step.
Loving your length hun.
Simply Being Nina Thank you, Nina! I'm so glad that someone else is also a finger detangling advocate! :-) And washing/conditioning in sections saves my hair too lol
This is by far the most informative video for detangling. I mean step by step instructions helped alot. Thanks for sharing. This truly helps.
Yay! I'm glad :/) I am a details kind of person with everything that I do lol
Honestly the best detangling video on TH-cam! Keep it up :)
Thank you so much! :-) I appreciate that!
7 years late, but thank you for this video. I dread finger detangling, but realizing I just need to suck it up in order to achieve my goal. Love your hair!
this is one of the best natural hair videos I've seen in a while! thank you so much!
Thank you, Amaya! :-)
I am so trying this! I've always used my denman, and i get a lot of hair loss, and it's hard me to retain length and definition. I have 4b/4c hair too, so this is definitely going into my likes!!!
Your video is incredibly instructional (is that a word?!)... I need to learn how to finger detangle my daughter's hair, and I'll be studying the steps you take - I feel rescued, thank you so much! X
You're very welcome! :-)
Yaaaay you're back ! & your hair is still lovely !! Nice video :)
Beautifully Kinky Yes, I am back!! Thank you :-)
Your hair is incredibly beautiful and oh so healthy!
Thank you! :-)
Great video! Glad to have come across another 4c hair chica! I have been natural for almost three years now and found that finger detangling is more effective and less harmful than using hair tools like combs. I did have a bit of a recent set back when I let my near bra strap length hair get matted. I eventually cut my hair to a tiny TWA because I didn't have the patience to detangle over a period of days or weeks. I have found that what makes detangling easier when my low porosity dense 4c hair hasn't been neglected is dampening my hair with water, putting a little moisture rich conditioner and slathering on coconut oil that's in its creamy state and leaving it in overnight. When I detangle the next day, my hair is so soft and full of slip that the shed hairs and tangles come out with a simple glide of my fingers. Glad to see you do a similar routine.
Naptural Everly Hey, Everly! Our setbacks can definitely become stepping stones! And thank you so much for sharing your suggestions! We definitely have a very similar routine :-)
I'm so glad you're back!! Your hair is gorgeous.
TheElegantRatchet Thank you so much! I'm glad to be back :-)
This video is everything I do in life! hahaha great tutorial and depictions! Such a great quality video!
NG's Evidence Yass! Finger detangling is a wonderful alternative to detangling hair. Thank you! :-)
thank you for this demonstration. AND also for showing how much hair you shed during the process. This is the one thing that has remained a mystery. It's always hard to know whether the amount you shed is normal or not. So seeing yours was a relief.
Love this video. Usually people do not show the cobweb effect nor even the simple knot on the one strand in their videos. You did an awesome job showing depth. Love you hair texture, mines, I believe is similiar. Well done.
Thank you so much, Ashley! I appreciate that! :-)
Omg I think I found my hair twin!! Please keep me posted on everything that you do to your hair because I'm stalking you now.
Dominique roberts Haha, I literally LOLed. Thank you so much, Dominique!
You have such beautiful hair! I've just binge watched all your videos. You're my hair twin! :D I'm six months natural and so far I am loving it. Keep the videos coming, your hair is giving me all kinds of life girl!
Those videos are on the way, Charlene! Thank you :-)
fantastic video! your instruction and descriptions were great. very easy to understand and follow. thank you!
Very helpful, I'm going to start exclusively finger detangling, Ive received a lot of breakage over the years from usings brushes
Awesome! Finger detangling exclusively will take some time getting used to, but the practice is definitely worthwhile :-)
A huge smile spread across my face when I saw your video in my subscription feed. Lovely job explaining the entire detangling process! You and your hair are absolutely gorgeous! 😊😊😊
maiahopes Aww, thank you so much! I really appreciate that :-)
Girl, how long this take you? I love how patient you are!
Girl I've missed you! !!!
1perle Girl, I've missed all of you and being on TH-cam! Thank you for sticking around :-)
i just came across your video and really appreciate it. You truly shed light on how to finger detangle natural hair. I have 3C hair that tangles like crazy and I must admit I get frustrated detangling it. I recently bought a denman brush to help in the process. I am going to try your routine. It looks like it will work for me. Thank you very much for very detailed and informative video. By the way, you have beautiful, healthy thick hair. ;-)
Thank you, Judith! I'm so glad that you enjoyed this video and found it helpful :-)
Great video. I'm a finger detangler too with 4b/c hair also.
Thanks fir sharing!
Your hair is so thick and Lovely !!😊 I am seeing your channel for the first time and I'm already loving it.
Sheryl Henry Thank you! :-)
Yayyy Taiwo I love it!! U are truly hair goals for me right now. I cannot seem to grow hair in the back and I have thin 4c hair. Imma have to start finger detangling to help with this issue. Stay blessed!
TheOliviab1 Thank you, Olivia! Please give finger detangling a try! When it comes to finer, thinner strands of hair, finger detangling can definitely be more beneficial since the hair is more fragile. You stay blessed too :-)
I can't stop re-watching this vid. AMAZING!
Brilliant tutorial. I will be giving this a try instead of comb detangling.
shadele17 Thank you :-) Do try it!
omg this video was really helpful & your hair looks soooo healthy! I love It!
AmberJanae On Camera Yay, I'm glad! Thank you :-)
I have a problem with my hair. I dont have 4c hair texture. But i dont know my hair texture either. It shrinks when i wash it. Its not really kinky. I am going to try the shea butter recipe you had on. Because i like how your hair has grown. I hope it grows as yours did and becomes healthier. You have amazing eyebrows.
This is my hair type! So nice to see you😊
Hey Taiwo ! Been obsessed with your journey love your channel
***** Thank you sooo much, Rainy! I hope all is well with you
I've been waiting on a new vid! Great to see you're back!
shaniceaj I'm glad to be back! Thank you for sticking around :-)
I love your videos! i just went natural this year and seeing videos like this helps me out ALOT lol. i love your hair and i hope to see more videos from you!
OMG “Passenger” ☺️☺️☺️☺️. My favourite artist. Also you’re my hair twin. You’ve scored yourself a new subbie 😃
Beautiful head of hair! I love finger detangling, I started about 2 years ago and haven't looked back 😁.
micarae Thank you! Yes, finger detangling does wonders :-)
We have the same curl pattern!
Your hair is so beautiful, just like you!
Thank you for this video, because I really needed it!!!
😘😘😘
hi there! I'm new to your channel and my hair is similar to yours (4b/c). I want to thank you for this video, every single time I have wash day or do a detangle session so much of my hair comes out with the denmen brush and comb. My hair is almost impossible for me to part considering how thick it is but I think it has a lot to do with me not spending enough time to detangle it. I've done finger detangling in the past when my hair was much shorter and I noticed a huge difference in the breakage. I think I should go back to just finger detangling.
Hey! I'm glad that this video was helpful to you. Yes, finger detangling is much more gentler on the hair--less breakage and more retention of hair!
Btw, pls post more as you are truly informative, precise aka no waffling and I swear we are hair twins which is a first and trust me I watch many vids in you tube. Thanks as always.
Thank you so much! I will continue to keep posting :-)
hello! I really like your channel and its simplicity! my hair is finally growing longer and I was wondering if you often wear your hair down or do protective styles often? I don't know if it makes a difference with hair touching clothing when worn out? Thanks so much and blessings!
Please keep the viseos coming at least every month. Your gorge!
great video! i seem to leave my two strands in longer than expected as well!
Lol, yes! I always tell myself that I'll only leave them in for two weeks. Yet that never happens!
This was very helpful!! I'll probably give this a try.
Best video so far!! Thank U 4 being very detailed
Gorgeous! Just gorgeous! Love the simplicity!
Thank you! :-)
Wait so ur telling me ur supposed to lose that much hair? THAT'S THE BEST NEWS EVER!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! :D
Your hair has grown so much they look very healthy. More videos plz.lolol
Jojo Laroche Yes, Jojo!! Will do and thank you
its great how you share your knowledge with us thank you so much, you are helping so many people with this. So you detangle before washing not after.
Your hair is gorgeous!
i truly love your hair!
I definitely need to be more patient with those knots!
Your hair is beautiful
Laura K Thank you, Laura!
Ahh!! You're back!!
trin350 Yes, I am! Thank you :-)
I LOVE THIS!!!!! please make more🙏🙏🙏🙏
I know this is a really stupid question but is the oil in the water actual like oil? Or is it some certain hair kind of product oil
it's regular jojoba oil mixed into water
I'll have to try this. Looks time consuming but I'm sure I'll retain more length so it'll be worth it
Hey! Yes, it does take time, but having music going or watching your fave show/movie makes the process speed by :-)
Well hello hair twin! Excellent excellent video Tai!
Thank you, Geraldine!! :-)
Thanks for helping me to step up my hair game.
I am through with the combs. I'm putting a long playlist together and I'm fixin some tea. I want to see how long it takes to finger detangle my hair. I'll never know if I don't try.
No problem! :-) If this is your first swing at finger detangling, it will take you some time. Also, I see that you have Algebra Blessett as your profile pic. Her music is so lovely!
Taiwo Kafilat Yes, she's my favorite.
I really enjoyed watching this, new subscriber here
Thank you for your videos that will really help me, I just started my own journey of self love and you really convinced me about finger detangling. You have beautiful hair and YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL :) . New subbie on YT and IG :) God bless you
Eugénie OKILI Thank you, love! Yes, finger detangling is amazing. All it takes is patience and a willingness to learn. God bless you too! :-)
Love, love, love, love...your hair!!! Beautiful!!!!
I've found my hair twin! & fellow finger detangler too!
My hair doesn't stay that neat for even two weeks in twists! You and your hair are beautiful :)
Is the conditioner you use curly girl method friendly? I'm a new subbie. Love your video.
Taiwo Kafilat Your hair is gorgeous, thanks for sharing
Thank you :-)
Thank somuch for teaching me that thumb method trick it really helps to naturally separate the strands .b4 this i felt like i was riping through my hair with my fingers Thank you somuch BEAUTIFUL 🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍😊
This was super helpful!! Thank you!!
Thnx for showing how much hair u lost cause I was beginning to think that I was doing something wrong.
beautiful everything. there's something so welcoming about girls with natural hair.
Thank you! :-)
I really want to start trying this but I feel like that would take up most of my day lol.
+Destiny Johnson It won't though because once you put something in it to help detangle it all goes fast pretty quick. My texture is similar to hers it takes me maybe 15-20 minutes to do my whole head.
15-20min that's it? I might give it a try then😄👍
+Destiny Johnson It is time consuming but it gets easier and quicker once you get the hang of it and you've been doing it for a while.
Destiny Johnson also depends on how thick your hair is.
A true 4c. I'm subbing!
Ans_leigh Yes indeed! #4CHairRocks! Thank you :-)
I loved this video! Your hair is beautiful.
Irene Ella Thank you, Irene! :-)
you get THAT MUCH new growth in a month?? HOW? 😭
Erica Genetics
Erica it could also be slippage from when your roots are twisted too loose
Great technique! Thanks for sharing!
just found your channel excellent video. I have been using my fingers but I will incorporate your method.
Awesome! Hope it works out for you!
Wow your hair grows fast I love it x
new subbie! I love your videos & your hair!!! I hope u start making videos regularly :):):)
MJsLiberianGyrl Thank you! And yes, I will be uploading more regularly!
Thanks so much for the video. That's all l do is finger detangle my hair and it's really long now. l myself stay away from combs too. This is definitely the way to go. Blessings ~
flowers218 A fellow finger detangler! Lol, yes it's very beneficial :-)
my exact hair type. thank you for this!!
Will be trying this method when j take my twists down!
The Divine Hostess Okay! Let me know how it goes!
This was such a helpful video. I'm glad I've found you. 😁
New subscriber 🙋👏✌
thank you for showing the true nature of 4c hair haha !! Matting at the roots and cobwebs are so typical ;) how much time do you need to detangle your hair ?
digdingdong Hey! Yes #True4C indeed :-) It usually takes me a good 2-3 hours, tops. I think that is why it's important to set aside a time/day to make sure that you won't be disrupted by anything other than the personal breaks you may decide to take. Breaks definitely help pass the time! Also, listening to your favorite tunes, or watching some TV helps the process go by quicker. Even chatting it up with someone! It's actually quite surprising. But this time, my hair wasn't detangled for a month + I was filming, so it took sooo much longer lol :-)
Taiwo Kafilat Haha thank you for your advice ! Finger detangling takes me 6 hours every 2 weeks and I have a hard time spending less time on this :/ I will try your method, maybe it's going to be quicker ! The thing is I dry detangle because the shrinkage bothers me too much, so I have to be extra cautious and slow, but maybe if I slightly dampen my hair it will be easier
love your videos my hair is so much like yours!! new subbie!!
Love the building patience part. Hahaha
This was very helpful to me, thank you!
No problem!! :-)
Do you ever blow-dry or straighten your hair? Also- Do you trim it yourself? How often do you trim?
Thanks
BEAUTIFUL hair.... shrinkage is real, ain't it? LOL
It sho is! lol
Hi, sorry if already asked and responded to but how did you cleanse your hair, if at all, during the month wearing the small twists?