Oh wow mom she looks gorgeous and happy and ready for school. Thank you this style will do wonders for my little one, easy to take care of. Beautiful job mom.❤
Awww, that's too cute, and she's even cuter (she's beautiful)!! Very creative! Looks like YahYah has some more ideas for my little grands hair! Thank you😊💖
Teach your kids tie up your hair up when you come to a fight in school Jealousy is real and envy she is beautiful stay beautiful people❤❤❤❤❤❤ Great job
That's too much tension.😬 Over time, it can lead to tension alopecia along the edges of the hairline if the hair is constantly styled so tightly. A many of black women suffer this condition because they tie/rubber band/braid their hair waaaaay too tight. You can cause hair loss permanently along the hairline if you continue applying so much tension. It's pretty, yes... but when you start seeing bumps form and a dimpled scalp because the hair is pulled too tight in the braid, ponytail, hair clamp, rubber band, or barrette, you have too much tightness on the scalp going on. I don't mean to be a Debbie downer, but as a stylist, I couldn't keep scrolling without giving a word of caution first.😮🫣🤔🫡 My intention is not to offend but rather to educate. Thank you for hearing my heart. 😊❤😊
@olayinkaa.m9670 I don't know what she's using in this video, but there are a few products that have a similar effect on the hair and are better for it. It looks like she was using some type of grease, which has its positives and negatives. Hair greases have petroleum and mineral oils which makes the hair manageable and appear moisturized, but acts like a laminate. It lays on top of the hair, but doesn't penetrate it, which prevents the desired effect of moisturizing the hair strands and leads to dryness and breakage. It also clogs the pores on the scalp and increases build-up, which reduces hair growth. A clean healthy scalp environment is essential if you have a desire to grow hair, and piling too much greasy product (of any kind) on your scalp can lead to clogged pores. Natural oils are a better choice as they mimic the natural oils your scalp secretes called sebum. Natural oils are much lighter on the hair, is easily absorbed into the scalp and keeps your hair follicles moisturized. Excess hair grease makes your scalp a thriving ground for dandruff. It could also lead to scalp conditions, such as seborrheic dermatitis or eczema. It would be more useful to lock in moisture with a natural hair butter rather than hair grease. It actually absorbs better and works well for hair strands. I am more inclined to use natural oils and butters on my own hair and have had great results. Coconut oil, sweet almond oil, olive oil, grape seed oil, macadamia oil, Jamaican black castor oil, amla oil, argan oil, jojoba oil, vitamin E oil, essential oils and vegetable glycerin are top picks. You can make your own, and use it instead of what you would buy at a beauty supply store. Apply a tiny bit to your fingertips then massage into the scalp. Remember, a little bit goes a long way, because too much oil can also lead to build-up, and weigh the hair down. That said, there are a number of children's hair care products on the market that do an amazing job of controlling fly away hairs and all of that other good stuff you're looking for to make sure that your daughter's hair is beautiful such as: Cantu care products, Shea Moisture products, Carol's Daughter hair care products, Mielle Organics products, knot having it, Baby Curls and more from Aunt Jackie's hair care product line, and frobabies. I am certain that there are natural hair care products out there that can help you with your hair goals. You don't need to have what the woman in the video is using so long as you are using the right products for your hair follicles and you are handling the hair with the utmost care by not applying too much tension when styling, you are taking great care of your hair ends by trimming when needed, using very little to no heat, and above all else keeping a clean and healthy scalp environment. So in addition to your normal shampoo and conditioning routine, you should use a clarifying shampoo to strip away oils and debris from the scalp and hair to aid in making sure that you are maintaining a clean and healthy scalp. You might also be wondering how to tell if your or your child’s hair is dry or damaged. Damage can happen gradually, so you should be mindful of these signs that indicate hair is damaged: It feels rough or brittle Constant or increased breakage Increased knotting/tangling Decreased elasticity and does not hold a curl Split ends and appears dull... to name a few. So, that's my two cents. I hope that it helps. 😉 🍻 Cheers to keeping your and your child’s natural hair healthy and beautiful, and to a fast and easy natural hair routine.
@luvlapetite1421 She does have thick gorgeous hair. I just think that her mother needs to lighten up with the tension. Those rubber bands are too tight. You can see the little girl reach toward the back of her head where it appears to be slightly red. This is before Mom is finished adding more tightly rubber band ponytails, which only adds to the tension. If you look closely, you can see where it is pulling. The last and final rubber band, where she brings all the ponytails together to form an afro puff, is the worst one because it makes the already tightly rubber band hair even tighter. That not only causes breakage at the perimeter of the head (edges,) but it causes tension headaches as well. That's not good. How many times have you had to loosen a ponytail, braid, or barrette because it was giving you a headache or causing discomfort? I know I have. It's too much! It weakens the hair follicles and leads to tension alopecia. In particular, this is where it starts, with caretakers who don't realize that they are putting too much tension on their babies' heads and hair follicles. In the long run, when the hair is significantly thinned out on the edges (front and back,) the hair loss is irreversible, and that is not cute.
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Her hair is so healthy and moisturized. She beautiful ❤️
❤❤❤❤❤ mummy Emeke hey
You should list the products you used and/or a link to products you used
💞🌹💞 first of all let me say this child is absolutely beautiful she has wonderful hair ❤
She has grown and so has her hair .. well done mama!! It looks stunning
She has gorgeous hair. It's super thick, and the hair style is too cute❤
And are we just gonna ignore her edge game?! Perfection!
Too cute...please what gel did you use to smooth the hair down like that?
Oh wow mom she looks gorgeous and happy and ready for school. Thank you this style will do wonders for my little one, easy to take care of. Beautiful job mom.❤
Beautiful job mom. I love it!
❤ both of you are so naturally beautiful! It's such a wonderful thing to see pride being taken in one's natural tresses.
Beautiful, it's her smile for me 🙏🏽❤
Can you add a link to the product you used. Curlsmith has a lot of products with an orange label.
It’s slick & slay braiding edge gel x
Love video but can you share the real product name?
Aww!! Love her hair she is so pretty 💗💯👍
That looks so cute on her , Mom knows her stuff.
What a cute style..and it keeps the hair stretched too.
What hair conditioner did you use for her hair, I really loved this.
You did a lovely job, that is beautiful. 😊
Awesome!!!! Baby girl is so cute. Keep up the good work. 👍🏽
Beautiful child! Beautiful hairstyle! ❤
Her hair is so beautiful and healthy!
This is so cute! 😍
Beautiful, I love the joy she has when your finished. Nothing like a Mom doing her daughter's hair. Natural beautiful hair.
Very cute and age appropriate ❤
Yesss!!!! I love little girls like this ❤
Omg, what a beautiful head of hair😊
Awww, that's too cute, and she's even cuter (she's beautiful)!! Very creative! Looks like YahYah has some more ideas for my little grands hair! Thank you😊💖
Really luv that flower in her hair
I love kid hairstyles for a Child. Innocent, Pure & natural❤ way to go Mom
Teach your kids tie up your hair up when you come to a fight in school
Jealousy is real and envy she is beautiful stay beautiful people❤❤❤❤❤❤ Great job
I do like this style. The only thing is my baby puff would be so dry looking in a few hours.
Beautiful!! ❤
Oh my God her hair is so long now. Weldon mama. Beautiful style too
Awwww so pretty 💞she has beautiful hair
It's really beautiful.....made me smile.
Beautiful Mama and her beautiful family I just luv watching u
Absolutely beautiful.
So Beautiful!!!!
Super cute n shiny!
That is a cute girly girl hairstyle 🥰very good job 👍🏽
Yes my sister, keep them precious and little girls, All natural is good any day. Girly girl I love it. 🙌🎉🥰❤️
Wow the girl haz grown so cute ❤❤💞💞💞💞💞
So beautiful well done 👏
SHE'S AS CUTE AS HER HAIR STYLES!!!
Ficou linda! Lembrei de quando eu era criança e minha mãe trançava os meus cabelos!❤
I love this. Her hair is so beautiful 😍
Beautiful hair and style. Beautiful little girl and mom. You both have strong, healthy hair. Cherish it❤❤❤
Edges....please....traction alopecia is real people
That is so sweet ❤
Her hair is too cute.
Too cute ❤
Her hair is Always gorgeous
She is so gorgeous with such beautiful hair. Her Crown.
That's too much tension.😬 Over time, it can lead to tension alopecia along the edges of the hairline if the hair is constantly styled so tightly. A many of black women suffer this condition because they tie/rubber band/braid their hair waaaaay too tight. You can cause hair loss permanently along the hairline if you continue applying so much tension. It's pretty, yes... but when you start seeing bumps form and a dimpled scalp because the hair is pulled too tight in the braid, ponytail, hair clamp, rubber band, or barrette, you have too much tightness on the scalp going on. I don't mean to be a Debbie downer, but as a stylist, I couldn't keep scrolling without giving a word of caution first.😮🫣🤔🫡 My intention is not to offend but rather to educate. Thank you for hearing my heart. 😊❤😊
Please can you share the name of the product? She seems not willing to share
@olayinkaa.m9670 I don't know what she's using in this video, but there are a few products that have a similar effect on the hair and are better for it. It looks like she was using some type of grease, which has its positives and negatives. Hair greases have petroleum and mineral oils which makes the hair manageable and appear moisturized, but acts like a laminate. It lays on top of the hair, but doesn't penetrate it, which prevents the desired effect of moisturizing the hair strands and leads to dryness and breakage. It also clogs the pores on the scalp and increases build-up, which reduces hair growth. A clean healthy scalp environment is essential if you have a desire to grow hair, and piling too much greasy product (of any kind) on your scalp can lead to clogged pores. Natural oils are a better choice as they mimic the natural oils your scalp secretes called sebum. Natural oils are much lighter on the hair, is easily absorbed into the scalp and keeps your hair follicles moisturized. Excess hair grease makes your scalp a thriving ground for dandruff. It could also lead to scalp conditions, such as seborrheic dermatitis or eczema. It would be more useful to lock in moisture with a natural hair butter rather than hair grease. It actually absorbs better and works well for hair strands. I am more inclined to use natural oils and butters on my own hair and have had great results. Coconut oil, sweet almond oil, olive oil, grape seed oil, macadamia oil, Jamaican black castor oil, amla oil, argan oil, jojoba oil, vitamin E oil, essential oils and vegetable glycerin are top picks. You can make your own, and use it instead of what you would buy at a beauty supply store. Apply a tiny bit to your fingertips then massage into the scalp. Remember, a little bit goes a long way, because too much oil can also lead to build-up, and weigh the hair down. That said, there are a number of children's hair care products on the market that do an amazing job of controlling fly away hairs and all of that other good stuff you're looking for to make sure that your daughter's hair is beautiful such as: Cantu care products, Shea Moisture products, Carol's Daughter hair care products, Mielle Organics products, knot having it, Baby Curls and more from Aunt Jackie's hair care product line, and frobabies. I am certain that there are natural hair care products out there that can help you with your hair goals. You don't need to have what the woman in the video is using so long as you are using the right products for your hair follicles and you are handling the hair with the utmost care by not applying too much tension when styling, you are taking great care of your hair ends by trimming when needed, using very little to no heat, and above all else keeping a clean and healthy scalp environment. So in addition to your normal shampoo and conditioning routine, you should use a clarifying shampoo to strip away oils and debris from the scalp and hair to aid in making sure that you are maintaining a clean and healthy scalp. You might also be wondering how to tell if your or your child’s hair is dry or damaged. Damage can happen gradually, so you should be mindful of these signs that indicate hair is damaged:
It feels rough or brittle
Constant or increased breakage
Increased knotting/tangling
Decreased elasticity and does not hold a curl
Split ends and appears dull... to name a few. So, that's my two cents. I hope that it helps. 😉
🍻 Cheers to keeping your and your child’s natural hair healthy and beautiful, and to a fast and easy natural hair routine.
I understand what you’re saying. Hopefully she doesn’t apply the rubber bands often. The little girl has a beautiful head of thick, healthy hair.
@luvlapetite1421 She does have thick gorgeous hair. I just think that her mother needs to lighten up with the tension. Those rubber bands are too tight. You can see the little girl reach toward the back of her head where it appears to be slightly red. This is before Mom is finished adding more tightly rubber band ponytails, which only adds to the tension. If you look closely, you can see where it is pulling. The last and final rubber band, where she brings all the ponytails together to form an afro puff, is the worst one because it makes the already tightly rubber band hair even tighter. That not only causes breakage at the perimeter of the head (edges,) but it causes tension headaches as well. That's not good. How many times have you had to loosen a ponytail, braid, or barrette because it was giving you a headache or causing discomfort? I know I have. It's too much! It weakens the hair follicles and leads to tension alopecia. In particular, this is where it starts, with caretakers who don't realize that they are putting too much tension on their babies' heads and hair follicles. In the long run, when the hair is significantly thinned out on the edges (front and back,) the hair loss is irreversible, and that is not cute.
I doubt it's tight because she has been styling like this ever since they were babies.
Muito linda ela❤
Beautiful 🙂👏🏾
Beautiful hair style 😊Hope she doesn't have headach because of the gel . Because I do have once I apply gel on my hair
Thank you! I will be doing this next week!
Creative and CUTE...LOVE YOUR PUFFS TOO
What product did you use on her edges?
Too cute!!!
So beautiful, what edge control is that??
❤nice. Thanks for sharing. Need a hairstyle for my daughter hair for church event tomorrow
Absolutely beautiful 👌🏾
So beautiful
Did she cry 😭 and she so pretty 🤩 ❤️
Why don't you comb through the children's hair? Too much grease.
It's NOT too much grease....our hair needs it but I do agree with the combing part!!!
Simply beautiful hair style for this cute little princess.❤🥰❤️👍🏽💯
What product are you using? So beautiful!!!!!!
Thks mama dear very nice hair do luv luv will do it for my grand daughter soon
Absolutely beautifulllllll
Wow nice hair style
And Also Beautiful hairstyle on her pretty little girl.
Good job mama baby's hair is gorgeous soo thick ❤😊
Pretty little girl. Beautiful hairstyles.
What is that you’re putting on her hair??😮 it’s beautiful
Beautiful I love it 😅🎉😂
So cute. Reminds me of when i did my girls hair
Very cute style!
This here is JUST more proof and EVIDENCE that our girls are the most beautiful on the Planet🌏!!
Watch pulling near hairline. Can lose edges permanently
How do you get the rubber bands off.
Great work mama!
Pls which kids hair products do you use?
Wow so beautiful easy and cute..but whats that oil u use plz
Love both your hair. Just beautiful
I find the hair ties I have break easily. I wonder where these are from. Please share . Beautiful
Nice cute style 👍🏾
She is so so beautiful and sweet nice healthy hair.
Trop chou ❤
Soooo cute!!👍👍👍👍
Beautiful!!
You child has really long hair wow . How did you grow her hair ?
Beautiful.........! Please can you make mine???😅
Sooo cute.😊
How do you maintain this? (How long do she keep it for?, do you do anything to the end/bun part?) Thanks.
Lovely ...what do you use on her skin
Another Beautiful Creation(A.B.C.)❤❤❤❤❤
Please can you show me the gel you use l like the way it’s stick the hair
Please Can you recommend me the products you used
Bea-U-tiful ! ❤️
Just beautiful❤
Beautiful just beautiful
Beautiful ❤️❤️😊
Soooo pretty ❤❤❤