Chinese Girl Deep Cleans My Scalp: What Happens Next Will Shock You! ASMR
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- Chinese Girl Deep Cleans My Scalp: What Happens Next Will Shock You! ASMR
In this video, I went a hair care center to clean my scalp and all these happened....I got some hair wash and also some extra massage.
I hope you can pick a few from this video that can help your hair.
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😲 wow, l should try it out 😁 feels good
13:22 This is a very informative and educational video!! I did not know that sleeping late causes your scalp to produce oil and clog your pores scalp and create acne and especially that it can also effect your face to produce acne as well😮😮
@@elfr3032
We don't know If it's true. After all, she brazenly lied to her AFRICAN customer.
She showed him a magnified ASIAN's hair & scalp.
Afro hair is flat. Each strand coils, smaller than an ink pen spring.
The root is shaped like a fish hook. The scalp is dark brown, not white with pink spots as shown.
Can't trust her claims.
His hair was really shining at the end tho lol
Looked bery relaxing.. I want to take my wife
@@shatira3018 Afro strands are round. scalp can be any color depending on what he puts on it (what products he rubs in there).
Why would anyone want to go back to doing their own hair when you could be getting pampered like this! It looks so soothing and relaxing!
Not everyone can afford, right
@@TimeToSingChannelThe young man is a college graduate, musician and he speaks four languages. He has three possible income streams where he's a professional. Making money 🤑 isn't a problem for him.
@@derrickbaustin yeah but what she/he is trying to say is that other people don't have the same kind of wealth to be able to clean their scalp like this
@@wafflake3392 then the original comment wasn't about those who can't afford, but for those who has money to do this regularly. No need to bring this up
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I love her choice of product, she doesn't have something directly for Afro hair, so she picks the next best thing : very hydrating and repair oriented products and it's ultimately what we use on Afro hair! She understands the needs and uses the good tools! It might be a tad below what you need but it's what she has and it proves her skill that she could recognise it without knowing at all about your hair to the point she doubted it was natural at first!
It’s for everyone’s hair…he’s in China first and foremost. Also she explains every step she did and why. No need for “Afro” this or “Afro” that.
@@Handle_Editshe was just saying that she did a great job considering a black persons hair is different and that woman most likely has never dealt with that type of hair.
Chill dude❤
@@Handle_Edittheres always that one person, that person is you
@@Handle_Edit You're kind of proving her point lol. BECAUSE he is in china it would be less likely they have products that would work with afro hair, so it's cool that this woman had enough knowledge on what kind of products might work best. No need to get upset over different hair types having different needs haha relax
My point is this…every human have hair. The science to her philosophy is to take care of the scalp. It’s like a plant, with bad soil you get bad results. Using the term “Afro” hair B.S doesn’t mean nothing because if you travel to Southwards from China to the Pacific, there are people with plenty of tight curly, kinky or “Afro” type hair. What do these people use on their hair? Coconut oil, which is native to tropical Asia and Pacific. Your hair aint different. You think it is.
I love how gentle and respectful she was being to your head, hair, scalp and body. The time she took to explain everything was a true act of care! For me that and your enthusiasm and graciousness about the process made this experience watching it even more relaxing and exciting for me. I would go to her to learn and relax. Thanks for sharing, really. Cheers!
Wow! She broke down the science of it! The community definitely needs this info because we use ALOT of oil instead of water based products which actually provide moisture against dryness
I would have to disagree. The science of black people hair is different from Asian people. Our hair thrives with oil. We can stand a good detox periodically but it's not damaging as much as she explained to him. The oils in our hair are not a negative thing. Even the structure of our hair and the way it grows is different.
Oil has always been advertised as a great SEALANT, in the natural-hair-community. What are we sealing? We're sealing in water. Wash hair, leave it damp & seal it with oil. SEAL the WATER with oil. If not, the water will evaporate & leave your hair dry
@@TwistedLyfofTVthe science of black hair is different because black hair lacks sealed in moisture as the other commenter mentioned. Throw in the fact that you take away the body’s and scalp’s ability to do this naturally via detergent level soaps and shampoos in addition to the excess of oil and hair products and things are hopeless. Ever wonder why “baby hair” of even blacks is much better? You washed away all the good stuff over the years instead of protecting and maintaining it.
Wow, that was a very interesting comment. Didn't it make you Angry when someone was making an untrue statement? What made you calm and relaxed enough to make that comment? How can you possibly not be angry if someone is saying THAT? Are you showing off about how smart you are? @@TwistedLyfofTV
@@TwistedLyfofTV Hair on the shaft is good, on the scalp not so much. Especially as the fluorescing bits was oxidised oil, as she said - which means oil is continuously building up on the scalp and staying there for a long time. That is not good for hair growth
Off topic but you have such a soft and kind energy to you. Even the way you speak Chinese is very soft and kind and gentle . There’s no way you’re not a heart throb walking down the block . Wow .
Ummm how else would he speak or talk in Chinese???😂
@@honks9484 your voice / Octave of your voice can change depending on the language you speak . You’d expect him to maybe talk a bit deeper. But he talks very gentle no matter the language he’s speaking . I’m complementing the sound of his voice . Pipe down . No body is trying to come for China . You just wanna be offended so bad .
There’s a specialist here in my city Ibadan, Nigeria that render this same service!, she uses this same exact machine to test your scalp and hair before treating and caring for it!.
I love it and I recommend ♥️
Please can you share her details?
I need a person for Detroit
Please share her details, I'm in Nigeria
Please what’s her name?
where is this in ibadan please?
When you go to a barber shop in China to get a haircut, the first step is to manually massage your head while washing your hair. The recliner you sit on is usually a mechanical massage chair, which will perform a mechanical massage on your whole body. In Chongqing, men just get a haircut, which costs about 39 yuan, or about 5.5 US dollars.
It's not expensive this is good
Whilst I’m spending $30 for a damn haircut in USA😭
@@justinmoreira2992Come on, a little putting into perspective is needed here. In general, you earn more in the US, so it is only to be expected that you pay more. It's all about proportionality.
@@justinmoreira2992me 35€ in Netherlands
They do not always massage the head.
The level of fluency you have to have to understand all the processes she spoke about in another language is insane. That’s Wild
Shout out to the lady that did the camera work. She was excellent.❤
I’ve been watching videos like this for a few months to combat stress and wondering if anyone with Afro/Coily hair had ventured into an East Asian hair and scalp salon… finally my questions answered! Loving watching this thank you ❤
Another reason your scalp might be oily is because curlier hair doesn't allow oil produced in the scalp to travel down the hair shaft as easily as straighter hair does. Straighter hair goes down, curlier hair goes up or out. Its one of the reasons curlier hair doesn't get as greasy as straighter hair.
although I feel like a lot of the oil she's seeing is products you put on to seal moisture in.
@@bougedela8643 Oil you're planning to leave in should never be going onto the scalp though, it should always be applied to the strands
@@raerohan4241 just told my 80 year old mother this and she down right got upset with me. She said I should be oiling my hair to scalp 3 times a week. NO MA'AM 😂😂😂❤
Your hair is gorgeous
@@thasfun well real talk most of those older black ladies (who did not do relaxers) have very long healthy hair into old age and had daughters with long healthy thick hair, so I don't know if you should immediately dismiss her advice. 😗 Best way to judge is how was your hair when she was caring for it? If it was long & healthy then believe her! 😊😊
The process looks so relaxing. I would fall asleep in the chair. I would travel to China just for a hair treatment like that. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😊😊
@charlesc.9572 Exactly how I feel!!
i was falling asleep watching lol
I'm falling asleep just frmwatching😂
Me, too. In Vietnam they do similar things. But I’m white, with very thin hair. I loved the scrubbing and massaging.💜
I've never experienced this in my life. Hearing the sounds of scrubbing and massaging felt so soothing. I would love this a lot 😊😊
@@prettylillything 😂😂
Try ASMR 😊
Yes and Hair/brush/wig ASMR while you are massaging your hair (especially before bed) is so relaxing!
Love how gentle she was w/ your hair and educating you on the process. I would 1000% get this treatment if it was offered,…. Massage and scalp care. Top notch self care.
I’ve watched lots of scalp cleaning videos but this treatment had so many steps! More than I’ve seen in other videos. The massage bed is something I haven’t seen before, as well as all the aftercare with the oils, treatments and head massager. And I appreciate her commentary. Very informative! Your hair looks so beautiful at the end!
Dang. I really need this badly after seeing how your pores is totally unclogged. I’m sure this will help prevent balding and reduce hairs turning white prematurely. Glad I watched this video. Will hunt for a place to get this done asap
It’s very clear this lady knows what she’s talking about. I wish I could have this done one day ❤ so glad you were able to experience this. You deserve it! And thank you for helping us learn.
I must say, being an American, it's so nice to see a black man respectfully and amicably cared over. Healing so much healing.
This is such a weird comment lol
@@KVN3K
Agreed. Ridiculous really.
lol so weird
whats w yall niggas that keep bringing up race?
@nunyabidness9482 So black people aren't victims of... are you real?
Your hair looks thick, but super soft. Now, I'm on the hunt to find someone to do this in or near Cali because I definitely want this treatment.
he has high hair density but she is correct when she says his hair (strands) are thin. i was surprised she recognized this.
I’ll be in Cali soon so if you locate a salon that does this, please post! Thanks
@@msharistarchild5046 Will do!
They're becoming more and more prevalent all over Cali. Just Google Head/Hair/Scalp Spa's to find one in or near your area.
@@justbenice7448 thanks
I have no hair now, lol. But when I did, it was very much like yours. I remember going to the barber for a haircut and without thinking, (I was a teenager), I stated to him that my hair was "Nappy". He quickly admonished me and said, "No, your hair isn't nappy, it's very curly". I embraced it. So, yes, your hair is very curly. The curl represents strength.
Thanks again for sharing with us TH-camrs!
And very soft. White people are very surprised by how soft it is. Very fragile strands.🫶
You are such an enthusiastic person to watch! The technician was extremely knowledgeable and very helpful.
I'm from NY-- head massage isn't a typical part of a Western hair salon experience (maybe in high-end spas?), but I've seen it as a regular service in a lot of Asian salons (where that scalp inspection is really popular, too).
Indian barbers do it in NYC, saw a video of them. Very thorough
I was just wondering if I could just go to Flushing and get this done. I do know that Indian salons do massages, but I want all the above lol
from one black brother to another: Our hair is naturally more oily and fragile compared to other hair types like straight hair. It’s completely advised to have a proper was day routine with shampoo and conditioner, as well as a deep conditioner for better moisture penetration of the scalp. Take care Fel!
NOT naturally more oily. Their (white n more races) is. That's why they wash everyday. 😂
@@timekabolden5309I think it’s just that our hair requires the oil more than other races so completely stripping our hair of the natural oils isn’t a good idea for us as it will make the hair hard and bristle and snap easily. I’m waiting to see the effect of this type of treatment on our hair the good thing is there was good oil left on his scalp but I don’t know if this treatment was made with our people in kind
Afro hair is less oily than that of other races actually. Mostly due to it having a harder time traveling throughout the hair strand because it doesnt lay flat.
Black hair doesn’t need washing everyday. We have less oil in our hair so washing everyday will not help. Also, black hair is not fragile
@@martinea199 I agree they may not have made it with different hair types in mind, but I feel like the difference wouldn't be too major, just a few tweaks here and there to properly suit afro type hair. I also think the long run effect wouldn't be too bad even for people with afro hair as long as it's done only occasionally. Having the pores unclogged doesn't seem like such a bad thing as long as one has the understanding to do it occasionally just like we know it's not good for our hair to be washed daily. The understanding for the basic hair technicalities is there (though here you can clearly tell bits when her knowledge is lacking about curly/coily hair types, which understandably for her situation) so it would probably just require a few tweaks here and there to suit afro kind hair.
She seemed a bit scared to get into your hair at first, probably worried it would hurt you since they're not used to such thickness. But once she got used to it she really got in there parting the curls down to the scalp real good.
I jumped back to the beginning of the video and your hair was definitely more glossy and the coils were more defined after the treatment! I love that you had a positive experience. It can be stressful when you are abroad to find a place that can work with your needs.
Her professionalism is A1+.
Yay OMG!!! I been waiting for this because no one ever creates data on what darker skin looks like with a healthy scalp. We need more information.
Damn that is like VIP A++++ hair treatment!
I recently watched a video that said that all we know about curly hair is wrong because it's based on the assumption that we need oil based products and protecting our hair by doing the most but that actually we need less oil and more water based products. So 1 month ago i bought hair products that had moisturizing effects without oil and stopped using all the oil leave in conditioners. My natural hair texture has improved a lot and it feels healthier and lighter and the curls are coming back. I also stopped wrapping my hair tight or putting it tight little buns because i want an evenly texturized head of hair and i see the difference too. I let my hair down as often as i can. It makes me sad i didnt know what my hair needed for so long..and i spent so much money on the wrong stuff. This video literally just reinforced the idea of letting my scalp breathe, use water based products, massage the scalp and to sleep more lol.
My mok spent years looking for the right products! I still do to, most importantly is the moisture. I spray my hair every morning, it keeps my curls happy
Now i’m mad that this wonderful service is not the norm 😮 this is needed everywhere 🙌🏿🙌🏿
I watch a lot of these type of headspa videos from China, Japan, Thailand and I think it is a common practice in counties from this part of the world. I think it is seen as part of a holistic practice to help maintain balance in the whole body.
I've always really wanted to see this on a oily scalp. Usually the scalp is barely dirty before they begin. But it's nice to see on natural African hair since it has such a different texture and uses different products than Asian and European hair. Thank you for sharing!
Just something to add there, caucasian isn't the equivalent to white, it's the ethnicity of those native to the Caucasus, so it's always better to simply say white (hispanic could be also a category on it's own btw, but that's a bit of a stretch). Have a good day/night!
The lady said it wasn't dirty just oily. Everyone is suppose to have oil in their hair. He just had an excess of it. Stripping your hair of oil is not healthy. It's why stylist say not to wash everyday.
It’s not dirty, it’s oily. Did you listen to what she was saying?
@@annierminx I am Mexican. I have fine, long, straight hair which I wash everyday. I don't see how it would be in a category of its own.
Watching this is almost as I had it done myself. So relaxing.
Now that I go to a salon owned by a Vietnamese woman, her assistant washes twice a, conditions, and massages my scalp, face, and shoulders. I'm white and no other hair salons I've gone to have done this treatment every time.
Yes I noticed that my roots were very oily so i needed to clarify and treat my scalp so my hair wont look greasy. I take my time scrubbing my scalp with a clean shampoo and invested into products that would help and so far it’s doing well! Helps my follicles breathe but this scalp treatment is def something i would do
In a big city in the USA I used to go to a Chinese salon and they gave incredible head massages while washing your hair. It wasn’t fancy but it was so good.
I need this hair therapy. Looks so soothing and relaxing
Fel let's count how many times you said "OH" on today's vlog 😅😂... just kidding but it was kinda funny 🤣
This woman knows about hair though she was right about when our hair is usually dry, our scalp try to compensate by making more oil...
and "oki, oki " 😂😂
Haha 😂
I don’t know how on earth I got this but now thanks to YT I’m packing my suitcase and flying there right this minute!! That was just so amazingly weird and wonderful to see and I sure as heck would get to love treatments like this in a heartbeat. 😮😅🤣🤣
I have never had a massage whilst having my hair washed! Sounds like it's such a relaxing experience ❤
Love how gentle she is with your hair and scalp !
I could immediately see a difference after your cleaning and conditioning. Looks lovely and shiny. ❤
This was like an ASMR Twix video lol, she lives in Japan and gets those headspa treatments (with the bag of steam and all) on a regular basis. Check out her channel if you just want to watch Japanese spa videos 😊 I had never seen those scalp treatments until her channel but I get the sense they are common across Asia. This whole video was like an ASMR video actually. It was interesting to see a black person do a headspa treatment, I never really stopped to think if these kinds of treatments are adapted for Afro textured hair? Did your hair feel ok after the treatment or did you have to go “fix” it later? Would you do it again? It also looks like she did some gua sha on your scalp (the weird instrument that kind of looked like a hair pick), she was saying she was supposed to run it through the whole scalp. I guess since she has never worked with textured hair before she was just doing the hair on your hairline on your forehead. I think she did a good job though!
Very good and informative Fel. Men we need to take care of our scalps is my take away. Secondly please could you share the names of the treatment ingridients plus the equipments they used on your scalp? This will greatly assit those of us who own salons / barber shops in Africa. Thanks again for a highly informative video.
I’ll try to get them, but I know one of them is called Rootique(a device)
merci beaucoup@@FelThommy
@@FelThommy commenting for if you can find the names, you have nice hair bro and this was a good vid, keep going my man
Does anyone know if we have this similar treatment in UK?
@@georginabuckle6405No reino unido você tem aqueles ships, vestido com um uniforme militar de colonizador e usando um rifle Martin Henry
For your question, it's super common for multiple services to be rendered at once in China.
I could go and get a haircut and end up getting my hair washed, scalp massaged, and also a haircut at the end. It's very comprehensive and affordable in China.
Thanks for sharing!
I watch your wash and I feel relaxed
This is such great info! And yes, black hair is different, but our scalps are all the same. This info is important for everyone and I agree that everyone should get this done at least once in their lifetime. I also got a hair type analysis about a year ago which helped me more than I ever could have imagined. My hair is so much healthier now that I know my porosity type for certain (there's the old "drop your hair in water and see how fast it sinks" test which is essentially useless - only hair analysis will let you know for sure). I promise that it's worth the price because it will help you pick the right products in the long run and avoid buying ones that won't work for you. You wouldn't believe the amount of products I'd buy only to never use them and have to throw away because they weighed my hair down and turned it into a greasy mess.
I’m so proud of them for treating you so nicely ❤
what?
Your hair turns out so beautiful at the end. I really like it like this.
As black people the oil in our scalp keeps our hair healthy
Yes I was thinking this, perhaps she’s not too aware of coarse hair
she actually said during the dry season, he needs to put healthy oils in his hair or else his skin will start producing excess oil to compensate.
Yeah there are good oils for our hair but not all oils are good. They cause build up and clogged pours.
Educational and informative thanks Tommy ❤
The magnified hair shown on screen wasn't HIS.
It was STRAIGHT, ROUND SHAFT...Asian hair.
His hair is coily with a flat, crinkled shaft.
The scalp on screen was WHITE with pink patches. Humm...
He got duped for extra 💰 money.
You do this treatment at least 4 times a year and your hair will grow like mad. I do this to my beard once a month by myself and wow. Soft, clean manageable and most of all healthy.
Damn that scalp cleaning lip monitor is next level. Haven’t seen this in the u.s
It’s interesting, how she put the hand piece down at the end, but his scalp was still on the screen
@@MethodiousMind it was a screenshot. It was done a couple of times I noticed, as she explained things.
Awesome! You truly get royal treatment! That’s a fabulous way to get your hair examined…well actually you got a wash & massage.😊 The closest i’ve had to that hair treatment was in Vietnam, but it didn’t include the hair/scalp evaluation.
This is amazing. ❤
I am going to China just for this treatment. This treatment is special so look out for a huge bill.
I’m here thinking…… you’re already a Chinese at this point we give up 😂
Don’t give up yet😅
@@FelThommy😂😂😂😂
He’s just a brotha exploring the world
Let a brother explore and share himself with the world.🫶
Wow!! You're being treated like royalty 😅 I would love ❤️ to purchase the ginger sugar that she placed on your scalp. I've never had a message while getting my hair washed. That's a luxury 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
The technician did a great job cleaning and caring for your hair and scalp. The before image was appeared as such because sweat and oils (sebum and others) cause buildup on the scalp naturally. Quick washes of the hair while barely manipulating the scalp does not properly clean the scalp or pores of the scalp. A good washing would have caused the scalp to appear the same under the microscope. That being said, the service provided was great. Far beyond the wash and conditioning offered in the US. The steam helped to further open the pours. Your scalp was prepped so that it would be able to accept more of the essential oils and waste less. Great job.
I think I would be horrified to see my scalp, but it does look cool. I feel like I need this in my life. To get a head massage is common in a ladies salon, but a full body chair is next level.
hey bro, since you have African genetics I would look more carefully online as your hair naturally does produce more sebum which is the oily substance. That is completely normal for a black vs chinese person. Whatever knowledge the woman shared with you may be correct for chinese but not necessarily all races.
They will not listen lol.They believe everything told to them .
Thank you for saying this!
You do not treat straight Chinese hair the same as curly African/Black hair. If you are washing your Back hair daily, you are washing it too much.
If you wash your hair too much (daily), your scalp will produce more oil to replace the oil you are stripping off of your scalp and off of your hair. Your hair needs that oil. You just need to massage your scalp.
The only reason people with straight hair wash their do much is because they run their hands through their hair all day and it gets oily and the natural oil production makes the hair oily and weighed down (greasy).
This!
@@TanukiOfficial it's not because they run their hands through their hair, it's because the straighter the hair the more oil can travel down the hair shaft
@thekalenichannel1812 Hair is no different than a cell phone. If you handle your hair or a cell phone a lot, the oils off your hands will transfer onto your hair or cell phone and make them greasy. Running your hands through your hair also spreads the sebum throughout your hair; therefore, making it greasy.
From Pantene's website:
"We all love running a hand through freshly washed hair, but *touching your hair or rubbing your scalp may actually encourage your scalp to increase its sebum production.* By running your hand through your hair, you're also moving the sebum around your hair, which will add to the greasy appearance."
This is why the old curl and set hairstyles lasted so long without being greasy looking because no one was running their hands through their hair.
Yes, it's common to get a scalp massage when getting hair done. Although it's not as lovely as the place you're at. It's a pretty quick scalp massage when the beautician is washing/conditioning your hair before getting it done.
This was very educational, and as black people we do produce more oil from our skin. Which is why we need more specialised products/treatment/care for our hair and skin. What work on different hair and skin will not work the same on ours.
No we don’t. Black people need to stop putting additional oils onto the scalp and wash the hair more often. A clean clear scalp will promote hair growth
@@LatchKeyKid_78black hair is dry we need that extra oil. Our hair is not like other people that produce oil and needs to be washed 3 times a week
@@LatchKeyKid_78actually we do, it has been scientifically proven. We have more sebum to protect the scalp which is why we do not need to wash daily because it will cause damage. Additional oils can help our scalp and hair retain moisture.
I'm in France and the first shop doing this business will be rich because there isn't one. I'm looking for this treatment everywhere. It's very popular in Japan. It's spreading also in China, South Korea. Other countries i don't know.
I have trichologist near me that specialize Black hair. But, the entire experience is nothing like this! 😆 The analysis of the scalp and recommended treatments specifically for an individuals hair type and scalp are on point though!
When that eye mask went on, I was already to relax.
I would definitely enjoy a full service experience - analysis, relaxation and total haircare.
You always make great Content you're like no other TH-cam channel who do this keep it up.
The amount of times he said ooohhh ooohhh ooohhh😂😂I love it so funny
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This is awesome experience & appreciate your capacity to grasp putonghua easily.
This video provides valuable information. I appreciate the use of ingredients that make sense for hair care. The specialist's insights about oil in the scalp resonate with me. I don't wash my hair the way stylists do at salons, where they deeply clean the cuticles, and this could contribute to oily buildup. A thorough deep cleaning, especially for individuals of African descent, is beneficial for hair health, allowing it to breathe and potentially addressing hair loss concerns before further issues arise.
I too have learned so much today about the scalp care.
From Mozambique 🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿. I do like your video guy, Go ahead Inspire ourselves and then we thank you for all.
Big up
That’s very nice. Keep up the good work my brother. Thank you very much for sharing this experience.
I went back and forth from the beginning and end of the video to check your hair out. I'm not an expert on black folks hair, but I gotta say it definitely looked shinier and the texture seemed more aesthetic when you walked out. The microscopic look at your scalp was also wild haha
She is very skilled and wonderful 💜💜
I have never found a salon where I could get a massage while getting my hair done! I would LOVE it if I could find it!!
It looks like you are getting an amazing treatment!
Wow very eye opening video. My scalp is very dry and I have dandruff and I've tried every scalp healing shampoo, still dry. Will look for a scalp cleaning like this in my area. Thank you
Hello! Dandruff is actually A result of an over oily scalp not a dry one
@foxsden3209 really? I have to look this up but thank you for clarifying
Steam cleaning is the secret. It really opens the pores of the scalp so the oil comes out and the treatment goes in. Moisturizing.🫶
I have dandruff in my hair too
Brother, I'm truly envious of you right now! What she's doing to your scalp/hair and with how relaxed you look/sound, I'm watching with dreamy eyes! 😮
Your hair looks healthy and beautiful!
I came here to watch the hair care. Leaving here intrigued with the dialog between the two. Primarily, his speaking Chinese. That’s impressive.
This was enjoyable to watch! Now, all you need is Shea butter and vitamin E oil or avocado oil to keep your hair moisturized.
Wow it looked so amazing! Thank you for sharing this!
I especially love this content, Fel. Keep it up!
Thank you 🥂
I really like Chinese people They work hard 💪💪,
It amazes me how much Chinese you know because I know it’s a difficult language
Great video. Thank you for sharing!
"See the steam, woo!". lol looks like fun. I had no idea that this service existed. I just rinse my hair in the shower, most of the time I don't even use shampoo.
Well I was watching this.. I woke up to myself asleep I almost fell off my a
chair 👀 it looks relaxing.
When he said he washed his hair every day, I was like who raised u? Lmao. Now u know...
Lol like didn't he forgot washing your hair everyday was not good ? 💀
I love how she just fluff the curls up and stood back 😃 when done
This was a really nice video, and your voice is pretty soothing especially when you're talking at a lower volume but I enjoyed watching your scalp cleaning! lol :) Subscribed.
What a cute accent u have & the way u speak. I liked hearing u talking in both languages & just listening 2 the conversation w/the lady there,even if I couldn't understand a word she was saying w/out the captions,lol! That was very interesting & I hope 2 see more of your videos in the future,especially if they're gonna be like this 1 & feature more cool places u go to in China!
Why is our hair such an enigma to the world? 😅
I love my Afro.
How can she think that's not your hair? 😮
Maybe she watches a ton of tv....unfortunately, how many of my BW do you see wearing blonde 3 foot weaves 😂
I think she thought it might be a perm 😅
I'm half Chinese and have curly hair so I have had so many hairdressers (in Taiwan) not believe my hair is naturally like this lmaooo. The amount of times I have to say 我沒有燙髮 always makes me laugh
I have never seen such a great treatment in the Netherlands for the last 30 years😍👌💟
I've never been so jealous in my life! 😅
You can't believe how much I need this
The world needs this.🫶
How long did it take for you to become fluent? I’ve been studying mandarin for 1 year now and i only have basic conversation skills. What materials did you use, and did you self study or attend classes?
This video was amazing. I have never seen anything like this.
Very Educative!!!
Thank YOU!!
Now I have to get me a deep scalp cleaning too😪😪😪
You can do it!
Fully watched. Scalp cleaning and massaging is the way to clean one's hair.
Chinese people have best hospitality
I’d fall asleep soooo quickly, i am just by watching this 😩what a lovely lady this is amazing thank you for sharing this experience with us ! ❤