LOL RIGHT?! I even asked her at one point are you sure? She said I charge everyone the same depending on the style and reassured me that my hair was best with this style anyway. Loved her energy 😂
This is cultural ✨ appreciation! she is educated on the styles and what to use. She did such a great job and was so gentle. I cant wait to see what she does to your hair next.
@@pinkaesthetics665 And? She is not being disrespectful about wearing the braids. She clearly appreciates them because she is educated on the culture. Appropriation is about being disrespectful to the culture. How exactly has she been disrespectful? And no, simply wearing braids is not disrespectful.
@@pinkaesthetics665 Listen, if we can wear weave that’s made with other people’s hair then this lady can wear braids and beads. Let’s not be hypocritical now.
"People"(if you know you know🙄) really need to take notes from that lovely woman. 1. Shes educated on African culture and where the braids originated. 2.She knows the correct names of the braids and didn't change it (aka boxer braids, or "just hair") 4. Shes kind and sweet 3. She culturally appreciates instead of appropriating.😊
My sister sent me this and I'm sooooo happy 😭 been braiding my own hair, taking two whole days and suffering for free. I'm about to be this woman's biggest customer 😤
@@KerrasJournal thats what they do learn about black people and what they like because black people are the only people that buy from them they make their money off if black folks
When someone from a different cultural can aprreciate and take care of my hair better than someone from my own, I feel like I should kneel and do my best Wayne's World "We're not worthy" impression. This is just beautiful, she is just beautiful... makes me want to fly just to have her do my hair.
Damn i was about to call her out, now I can't even be mad😅. This is true definition of culture apreciation. You can tell she knows her stuff , not to mention how she is connecting so well with her customer. I'm African and can't do these types of braids yet😅
Should’ve paid more attention to the culture girlfriend. Others love all cultures more than we do and then what they do is take control of it and see if there’s hundreds of years later
The style, the professionalism, her transparency and the price! What’s not to love ❤️?!! She did that!! And she is soooo sweet & down to earth ! I’m definitely going to be visiting Korea 🇰🇷 I wanna be her friend and yours too 🫶🏾😬🤗😂😂🥰
she did great! it makes me really happy to see someone so immersed in our hair culture and so absolutely ecstatic about all of it. she is really wholesome and knows all the tricks and its clear she absolutely loves what she does, as many times as she said it herself!
my face was full of anxiety throughout the beginning of this video and then the second she said gel and coconut oil i became relaxed and smiled . now i’m halfway through the video and even more impressed!! she knows her stuff and seems very respectful of black culture AHHH i would fr go to her to get my hair done
She is certainly a great hair stylist! She makes the customer so comfortable that you feel at home. She has great communication skills which indulges the customer and that makes her great at her job!
Yeah....she want your fuckin money and when she opened her shop in America she will never hire no black people....they are not are friends they say are skin is dark an ugly ....
@@KerrasJournal Thank you so much! She is currently studying Korean and I start my lessons soon. I'm praying that helps us alot when she moves. I'm sure I'll be right behind her. We love the culture and the City.
@@angelflorence I have an honest question... you say Asians and white ppl get their hair braided in Africa. I’ve never had braids in my hair... well maybe once when it was a trend way back with the butterfly clips when I was a child BUT is it cultural appropriation to do so? White ppl have locs and that seems to be okay. When does it become cultural appropriation?
@@dianasohn2515 it was a joke lol, she not going to really book a flight to Korea for just hair. Tbh she did good, you have to understand she in Korea, where no one knows how to do black hair so this is why she praised highly. You can't treat it like America.
She was so kind to you & fair, I loved this for you. I'm white (also a cosmetologist) but wish there were more stylists like her out there for you guys, it's always hit or miss but especially Korea! I'm so impressed & the accessories for 50 bucks!! Girl. She's an angel.
She did great! I feel like all hair professionals should train in all types of hair, especially with sooo many social media/ online courses you can take and or study. Its easier now to get training in all hair types as opposed to being limited and only skilled at doing straight hair.
Wow. About the only thing left black people don't go to outsiders for. We buy all the hair products from them. Erm when do they spend money in black owned business
@@sandybrownonyt well they would have to if they were going to provide hair care with more diversity. Where else would they be able to buy the best products to use ?
Wow, I never imagined a Korean hair stylist to be so well versed on black hair!!!! I'm so impressed.. especially because Koreans are very homogeneous & close minded when it comes to different cultures! I LOVE THIS LADY.. How sweet caring, accepting & cute 😍 How awesome to see this culture appreciation & exchange 💕
They are into business. They make money on blacks through groceries, hair products, nails, so why not braiding too. They are closed in the sense that they would never pay a black for those services. They spend their money with their own
They're great with blow outs also. I don't really see how anyone looks at someone of a different culture and assume they wouldn't do a good job. They give better services than anyone else's chair I have sat in.
I like the braider! I’ve noticed personally that people of other races CAN be really be really gentle with our hair. This is definition of cultural appreciation
fr it’s crazy! i had a korean lady do my hair (she absolutely loves doing black hair, she said i made her so happy by booking her chair) and it was so comfy i could have gone to sleep 😴
Dang she did such an amazing job and especially for the price!! 😍 But girl your editing took me out, like when y’all were having such a sentimental conversation and then **crack** when she moved your head back 😭😭😭😭
Thus is definitely appreciation of the culture the fact that she works on her techniques to perfection and outs in the work because and knows her facts about products I love it give her her flowers
Omg the braids turned out wonderful!!💗 & it was $50 with Free accessories !!! 👀 Now I'm wondering how much are box braids and other stuff she has ? Because there's lots of different braiding places out there especially the African braiders that are a bit pricey. I used to go to Monic and she would be a bit pricey depending on the style of braids I want but she always left out baby hairs for her clients and put moose on afterwards sometimes it's more than one person working on your hair but you'll end up looking 💣!
I think Box braids can be around 80-200 but it depends on the size. I would highly recommend her if you're not trying to break the bank! I also looked into African braiders here but like you said some were way too expensive or other people said they braid too tight. I honestly would cry through the whole thing if that's the case 😂😂😂 But drop the details!! Is she in Itaewon?
Nice 🔥🔥It’s always amazing when we can respect and appreciate other peoples cultures. She speaks Korean and she braids African/black hair. This is what the world looks like when we have positive energy and vibrations towards each other no matter our differences.
She killed this look. $50.00 with hair and some accessories!! Wow!! Best of all was how you described her gentle hands and how you dont even have to scrunch up your neck. She knows her stuff. You look beautiful, keep having those beautiful hair days.
I'm super impressed and will definitely visit her if I'm ever in Seoul, she kind of reminds me of another lady i saw that does braids in Japan !! The hairdresser seems really nice and genuine about her work , shout out to her 💗
I love when people take the time to learn some techniques and be able to service people of all ethnicities. It doesn't take a lot of effort and it means the world. And you can pick up some good tips along the way 👍👍.
She did an amazing job and is so passionate about Black hairstyles lol. Idk how she was able to detangle and grip the hair so gently and efficiently. If I’m in Korea for an extended time I want to go to her!
Loooook I just found this vid, but she is amazingly talented. I felt all the love and appreciation she has for our culture. I hope you kept her as your stylist there, she is a treasure!!❤️
Omg 🙊 that braid is so beautiful, so quick, and so cheap! That hairstylist is so kind and generous. Plus, skilled!! I hope she got the attention she deserves. She seems really passionate about hairstyling.
You’re making me want to fly to South Korea just to have my hair braided by her ❤️❤️👀👌🏽 So talented, and you know you slayed the hell out of those braids!
She did an amazing job and loved the convo you all had. Please let her know we appreciate and love her. Definitely let us see pictures when you model for her.❤️
The fact that you were able to sleep easy after this style would make me want to go to her every month vs the pain that traditional African braiders do. And it looked great even weeks later
My husband's military coworker said when she was stationed in Korea some lady told her she had to follow her and led her down a back alley to a Korean lady who braided her hair, to quote her, "better than any Sister I've ever been to". I wonder if she was this lady! This was so peaceful and addictive to watch and listen to, and I don't even speak Korean. Please make more videos with her! I could watch every style her masterful hands weave on your lovely head 😍 As a kid, my neighbor friend used to get microbraids and I remember it being a two day process, 6 hours one day, 4 hours the next. And she would cry from the headaches 😥 I bet this Braid Master could tackle microbraids like they're nothing. Thank you for sharing this experience with us! 💗
The braids look beautiful! Your hair looked healthy and long, I am glad she made the braids nice an neat without having to be rough and super tight. The accessories are a nice bonus.
She did a great job ! I would like to know how she became interested in learning how to do our hair? Maybe she has black people in her family? There must be a sizeable number of black people living there for her to earn a living doing these styles. I know there are Africans and people from the Caribbean Islands living there. But seriously this lady must have close ties to black people to choose this as a career path. I know she likely does other hairstyles besides braiding, but she did NOT become that skilled overnight. KUDOS to her for her loving spirit ! 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
This is an amazing question! Honestly I had such a good time conversating with her and unfortunately I couldn't keep everything for the video. But from what I understand she told me how when black culture started gaining a wave in Korea she decided she wanted to know more beyond that so she would watch videos about black hair care and also go to black salons to see and learn how to do black. She then made really close friends with people in the African community here in Korea and they kinda embraced her with their cultures which explains why she's very knowledgeable. Honestly though, she's really a gem and this whole experience blew my expectations 1000% over especially since I had the opportunity to talk about how black hair is treated in America and she was very receptive.
@@KerrasJournal I live in So Calif, which has the largest Korean community in the Continental U.S (other than Hawaii). Years ago, I worked in what is now called Koreatown area. I can tell you that her very interest and commitment to have such a close relationship with black people is extremely rare. The younger Koreans are much more open minded about black people than the older generations. But still there is a long way to go. Here in the US you could scan the country from one coast to another and not find someone like her. I am African American and I don't even know how to cornrow my own natural hair, much less add extentions to it ! She is truly a precious gemstone ! ⚘❤⚘
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 yeah they beating y’all where you from😭 this like $60-$100 where I’m at, and the most I paid for Knotless was $200 and they was long and small and I tipped the girl
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Hello All! I am back at it againnnn~ What should I try next for the Black Girl Tries Series?! 😁
How about Caribbean food?
@@NattyGWify This is a great idea!
Nail salon✨
@@hanar.563 Yes! I actually filmed this one already I just need the strength to edit it lol
what song was used @ 10:05
50 dollars with ALL your hair? That’s 50 dollars well spent. It’s SOOOO PRETTY she did a beautiful job.
LOL RIGHT?! I even asked her at one point are you sure? She said I charge everyone the same depending on the style and reassured me that my hair was best with this style anyway. Loved her energy 😂
Dammmm....fiddy dalla. Wow. Sus she deserved the biggest tip. She did an amazing job!
IKR, IT WOULDVE COSTED ABT 150 FOR ME TO GET THE SAME STYLE HERE IN CHICAGO☠️😭
And she was so niceeee like u can tell shes an all around people person w/ some bad ass skills.... 🥰🔥🔥
In Canada that would’ve been easily 100$ or more 🥹
This is cultural ✨
appreciation! she is educated on the styles and what to use. She did such a great job and was so gentle. I cant wait to see what she does to your hair next.
She is wearing AFRICAN breads herself so how is it culture appreciation?
@@pinkaesthetics665 And? She is not being disrespectful about wearing the braids. She clearly appreciates them because she is educated on the culture. Appropriation is about being disrespectful to the culture. How exactly has she been disrespectful? And no, simply wearing braids is not disrespectful.
@@pinkaesthetics665 Listen, if we can wear weave that’s made with other people’s hair then this lady can wear braids and beads. Let’s not be hypocritical now.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 that’s two different things…
@@drea6131 there are different types of culture appropriation..
THIS WOMAN NEEDS TO BE PROTECTED AT ALL COST😩👏🏼
Ain't she sweet
why
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Yes ♥️♥️
@@rosecroco2787 Why not?
If somebody says this wonderful Korean lady is cultural appropriating, I'm gonna lose it. She is appreciating!!!!
She's making money on black people like everyone does. Usually they selling us the products, now they doing the do too.
literally nobody has said that…
@@smile-iv1ir IF
@@smile-iv1ir Did I say that??? I said if
@@smile-iv1ir You gotta learn to read, dear.
when she brought out the rat tail comb, i knew she knew what she was doing lol
Right?! 😭😂😭 She did not come to play
Lol. Right 😂
Omg same, I was like 'Oh? Ohhhhhh...she knowsss'😆😆
🤣🤣 frfr
😆😆😆😆
"People"(if you know you know🙄) really need to take notes from that lovely woman.
1. Shes educated on African culture and where the braids originated.
2.She knows the correct names of the braids and didn't change it (aka boxer braids, or "just hair")
4. Shes kind and sweet
3. She culturally appreciates instead of appropriating.😊
Yes, all of this.
You said 1243!🤣 but this is very true!
@@MissLeopardYT lol I didn't even notice😭
@@queenbee2870 lol!
Thank you! 💯💯💯💯💯
When she brought out the rat tail comb and the coconut oil, I instantly trusted her
Yes. She studied black hair well so she can make money off you black people. Now how many Koreans running to spend their money with black people.
Same lol
And when she laid that rat tail on her forehead 😭😍 immediately yes
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Lol!!!!!
My sister sent me this and I'm sooooo happy 😭 been braiding my own hair, taking two whole days and suffering for free.
I'm about to be this woman's biggest customer 😤
Tell your sister I said thanks lol. I can only imagine the pain you're in😭 I am rooting for you and your arms! lol 🙌
u live in SA?
Never knew soo much struggle was involved in handling african hair. Respect to you guys ❤ ( ˘ ³˘)♥︎
She really did a good job! It felt comforting that she knew some things about brown/black hair 💕
Agreed! I was so amazed that she took the time to learn about black hair and even how to do it properly she's such a gem!
@@KerrasJournal Beautiful job! I love it; you look so gorgeous.😍🌸💜
@@KerrasJournal thats what they do learn about black people and what they like because black people are the only people that buy from them they make their money off if black folks
Those ppl secretly love us.
@@WhatsyourIQ1 it’s not a secret they all love us
THIS is cultural appreciation!
She did it so well, I don't think I have any room in my heart to be mad lmao! She did a good job and she's tend-headed safe!
Right?! I never knew it was possible to get breads without feeling scalped 😭
@@KerrasJournal 🤣 breads
@@shoyrushoyru stop i thought i wrote braids 😭😭😭
When someone from a different cultural can aprreciate and take care of my hair better than someone from my own, I feel like I should kneel and do my best Wayne's World "We're not worthy" impression. This is just beautiful, she is just beautiful... makes me want to fly just to have her do my hair.
Forget the braids…. I’m so impressed by Your Korean accent and communication!!!😮🤯👌🏽
I said the same thing
I was thinking the same thing
Damn i was about to call her out, now I can't even be mad😅.
This is true definition of culture apreciation. You can tell she knows her stuff , not to mention how she is connecting so well with her customer.
I'm African and can't do these types of braids yet😅
Call her out why 🤨
@@Madenthewest she had box braids as well
Should’ve paid more attention to the culture girlfriend. Others love all cultures more than we do and then what they do is take control of it and see if there’s hundreds of years later
@@gianthair1069 so?
@@ambj.1242 was I complaining? I was just answering their question.
The style, the professionalism, her transparency and the price! What’s not to love ❤️?!! She did that!! And she is soooo sweet & down to earth ! I’m definitely going to be visiting Korea 🇰🇷 I wanna be her friend and yours too 🫶🏾😬🤗😂😂🥰
Waiting for your arrival, sis!! 😊💓
I guess me too...whats her place called?! And where is it located?!
The pattern looks so dope! The hair jewelry really elevated the look, too!
she did great! it makes me really happy to see someone so immersed in our hair culture and so absolutely ecstatic about all of it. she is really wholesome and knows all the tricks and its clear she absolutely loves what she does, as many times as she said it herself!
rukia pfp 😩❤
I mean she got braids her damn self so maybe a lil too much
@@vxrsi. are you really over here mad because a professional braider has braids in her hair? You don’t see how dumb that sounds, regardless of race?
you aint black what are you talking about?!
@@g3MZ1ZA11G00D nobody in this thread has a pfp, how tf would you know what anyone is?
Such a feel good video, you speaking her language, and her knowing how to do your hair. Sharing our cultures is what makes this world beautiful.
I love how you guys engage in conversation so naturally. She's a good stylist.
my face was full of anxiety throughout the beginning of this video and then the second she said gel and coconut oil i became relaxed and smiled . now i’m halfway through the video and even more impressed!! she knows her stuff and seems very respectful of black culture AHHH i would fr go to her to get my hair done
She is certainly a great hair stylist! She makes the customer so comfortable that you feel at home. She has great communication skills which indulges the customer and that makes her great at her job!
Yeah....she want your fuckin money
and when she opened her shop in America she will never hire no black people....they are not are friends they say are skin is dark an ugly ....
Cultural appreciation 🙌🏻 The fact she was overjoyed to be doing black hair melts my heart 🥺
You have no idea how excited this made me. My daughter will be studying abroad in Seoul next yr. Girl I saved this information and video! Thank you!
I am so happy I could help! ^^ Sending positive energy to you both for the new adventure she is going to be taking :D
@@KerrasJournal Thank you so much! She is currently studying Korean and I start my lessons soon. I'm praying that helps us alot when she moves. I'm sure I'll be right behind her. We love the culture and the City.
Yes. I m sure when Asians travel to Africa they are trying to find an African ti do their hair
@@angelflorence thankyou for that information. I didn't know.
@@angelflorence I have an honest question... you say Asians and white ppl get their hair braided in Africa. I’ve never had braids in my hair... well maybe once when it was a trend way back with the butterfly clips when I was a child BUT is it cultural appropriation to do so? White ppl have locs and that seems to be okay. When does it become cultural appropriation?
Did anybody notice that the stylist had her own small box braids? She's amazing
She SLAYED IT!! What??? Lemme book my flight to Korea 😂😅
😂😂😂😂
Right!! What's her name?
I need a addy too!
They were subpar but black ppl love praising other races for subpar n will give all their money to ppl outside the community
@@dianasohn2515 it was a joke lol, she not going to really book a flight to Korea for just hair. Tbh she did good, you have to understand she in Korea, where no one knows how to do black hair so this is why she praised highly. You can't treat it like America.
She was so kind to you & fair, I loved this for you. I'm white (also a cosmetologist) but wish there were more stylists like her out there for you guys, it's always hit or miss but especially Korea! I'm so impressed & the accessories for 50 bucks!! Girl. She's an angel.
She did such a great job! 👏🏾
Agreed! Honestly one the best experiences at salon
Lady did a darn good job. Better than I ever could, and I've been black almost 30 years lol 😆😂 but forreal, she did awesome.
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I squealed reading this. I'm too high for this right now.
Lmao, love it 😂😂😂
when you love your job so much you end up giving people a spring in their step and the best service ever. may she live long
She seems really knowledgeable and proud of her craft. Very sweet.
YoOoOoO home girl did her THANG!!!
Not only talented but also so sweet and polite and culturally aware.
It was the cross-up braids for me!
She did great! I feel like all hair professionals should train in all types of hair, especially with sooo many social media/ online courses you can take and or study. Its easier now to get training in all hair types as opposed to being limited and only skilled at doing straight hair.
This!
Wow. About the only thing left black people don't go to outsiders for. We buy all the hair products from them.
Erm when do they spend money in black owned business
@@sandybrownonyt well they would have to if they were going to provide hair care with more diversity. Where else would they be able to buy the best products to use ?
This
Wow, I never imagined a Korean hair stylist to be so well versed on black hair!!!!
I'm so impressed.. especially because Koreans are very homogeneous & close minded when it comes to different cultures!
I LOVE THIS LADY.. How sweet caring, accepting & cute 😍
How awesome to see this culture appreciation & exchange 💕
They are into business. They make money on blacks through groceries, hair products, nails, so why not braiding too.
They are closed in the sense that they would never pay a black for those services. They spend their money with their own
They're great with blow outs also. I don't really see how anyone looks at someone of a different culture and assume they wouldn't do a good job.
They give better services than anyone else's chair I have sat in.
@@sandybrownonyt well everybody should
@@sandybrownonyt Sounds a bit racist if u ask me.... 😐
@@Deex338 tf are you talking about
SIS HAD THE BEADS THE CANTU THE EDGE CONTROL. WELL ILL BE DAMNED. IM ON MY WAY 😂🥰🥰🫀
Literally! Had me shook!
you're so pretty omg
I like the braider! I’ve noticed personally that people of other races CAN be really be really gentle with our hair. This is definition of cultural appreciation
fr it’s crazy! i had a korean lady do my hair (she absolutely loves doing black hair, she said i made her so happy by booking her chair) and it was so comfy i could have gone to sleep 😴
Wow, she did really good. First time seeing a Korean woman doing such a nice job doing braids wow. It looked really good.
She did a good job !she did great for someone who doesn't have the same hair texture as us and she knows how to cornrow using extension wow !!!! 👏🏿👏🏿
Dang she did such an amazing job and especially for the price!! 😍 But girl your editing took me out, like when y’all were having such a sentimental conversation and then **crack** when she moved your head back 😭😭😭😭
Had to break the moments lol 😂😂😂
Thus is definitely appreciation of the culture the fact that she works on her techniques to perfection and outs in the work because and knows her facts about products I love it give her her flowers
Omg the braids turned out wonderful!!💗 & it was $50 with Free accessories !!! 👀 Now I'm wondering how much are box braids and other stuff she has ?
Because there's lots of different braiding places out there especially the African braiders that are a bit pricey. I used to go to Monic and she would be a bit pricey depending on the style of braids I want but she always left out baby hairs for her clients and put moose on afterwards sometimes it's more than one person working on your hair but you'll end up looking 💣!
I think Box braids can be around 80-200 but it depends on the size. I would highly recommend her if you're not trying to break the bank! I also looked into African braiders here but like you said some were way too expensive or other people said they braid too tight. I honestly would cry through the whole thing if that's the case 😂😂😂 But drop the details!! Is she in Itaewon?
The african braiders?🧐🧐
@@LeeK--W Yes they have lots of businesses out there.
@@KerrasJournal no she's in Pyeongtaek but she does travel to do hair as well I would have to ask.
She gives away accessories too. She is a Saint . Immersed and educational in the culture too. I hope her business thrives
$50 with hair included, that’s amazing! Your hair turned out cute. She did a really good job braiding your hair 💛👍🏽🙂
Girl, $50?!?! You got a DEAL!!!! Ooooooh now I wanna go to Korea, track down that stylist, and get my hair braided by her!!!! 😁🙌🏽😊
She did well. I am happy she is educated about black hair..
Nice 🔥🔥It’s always amazing when we can respect and appreciate other peoples cultures. She speaks Korean and she braids African/black hair. This is what the world looks like when we have positive energy and vibrations towards each other no matter our differences.
I love how gentle she's with her hair! I'm not tender headed but I would still have to tell my people to be gentle!
She even did the cross conrrows perfectly!!!! Great job to her!!!
She did your hair so BEATIFUL! and I like how gentle she was with your hair and scalp.
I love the braiderrr she’s so friendly. When she said she wants to black people hair I’m always here!,!
She did hella good
Right! No beady bead was left behind Lol
She killed this look. $50.00 with hair and some accessories!! Wow!! Best of all was how you described her gentle hands and how you dont even have to scrunch up your neck. She knows her stuff. You look beautiful, keep having those beautiful hair days.
I'm super impressed and will definitely visit her if I'm ever in Seoul, she kind of reminds me of another lady i saw that does braids in Japan !! The hairdresser seems really nice and genuine about her work , shout out to her 💗
I am so happy you found someone who is so passionate about black hair in Korea. She is A1 in my book
She did you good. It's sooooo NEAT!!! Definitely worth your money
I love Korea for so many reasons and this video just added another one. Your beautiful, hair is beautiful, very well-done.
Love this Sisterhood bond between the 2 ❤️♥️ The braids are beautiful. Love and Peace forevermore ✨🙏🏽
I love when people take the time to learn some techniques and be able to service people of all ethnicities. It doesn't take a lot of effort and it means the world. And you can pick up some good tips along the way 👍👍.
She did better than my stylist in TN. Had me some Dudu big knots on my heads. Didn’t know how to do feed in.
She did an amazing job and is so passionate about Black hairstyles lol. Idk how she was able to detangle and grip the hair so gently and efficiently. If I’m in Korea for an extended time I want to go to her!
Oh my goodness mad respect to her! She learned about our hair! So wonderful! 😍🤩
That's awesome!!! And you really made her feel more comfortable speaking her native language. Blessings to both of you!!
I love when you do the hair videos
I am so glad you liked it! Had this one sitting in the vault for some time
Loooook I just found this vid, but she is amazingly talented. I felt all the love and appreciation she has for our culture. I hope you kept her as your stylist there, she is a treasure!!❤️
Such a sweet cultured lady. She did a great job!
Omg 🙊 that braid is so beautiful, so quick, and so cheap! That hairstylist is so kind and generous. Plus, skilled!! I hope she got the attention she deserves. She seems really passionate about hairstyling.
She brought some past-life skills back with her.
You’re making me want to fly to South Korea just to have my hair braided by her ❤️❤️👀👌🏽 So talented, and you know you slayed the hell out of those braids!
She did a wonderful job and I think it's amazing and imperative for other races to learn how to do our hair💗
Wow these look good. It's great to see ppl embracing each other's cultures. ❤️
Your hair looks great. Stylist did a very good job. Can't beat that price. Just discovered your channel. 👋🏾
I really admire she cheking the client like asking "Are you ok?" Etc. Thats important
From the moment sis held the comb to part I could tell she knew what she was doing!
She did an amazing job and loved the convo you all had. Please let her know we appreciate and love her. Definitely let us see pictures when you model for her.❤️
I wouldn't have let her near my hair! I am pleasantly surprised. She did an amazing job. Her feed-in game is better than most! Beautiful ☺️
The fact that you were able to sleep easy after this style would make me want to go to her every month vs the pain that traditional African braiders do. And it looked great even weeks later
I'm impressed with this Korean lady.
she did a great job. definitely add her to your hair routine.
😍 if anyone is Korea please give this woman the business she deserves 👏🏾
More videos with this lady!! I love her!
I love that you were able to be comfortable while getting your hair done. When I used to get my hair braided my neck and back were hurting
50 bucks!? You got more than you paid for!!
RIGHT!? This hair style would be at least $100 back home and I would have to pay for my own hair lol. It was definitely a steal 😭
Wow in my country, Nigeria,it's around the same price we charge too
SHE DID HER THANG!!😂😍 GO OFF SIS! SHE VERY WELL UNDERSTOOD THE ASSIGNMENT
I know nothing about African hair, but you’re hair looks absolutely gorgeous! And I love the gold jewelry accents!
My husband's military coworker said when she was stationed in Korea some lady told her she had to follow her and led her down a back alley to a Korean lady who braided her hair, to quote her, "better than any Sister I've ever been to". I wonder if she was this lady! This was so peaceful and addictive to watch and listen to, and I don't even speak Korean. Please make more videos with her! I could watch every style her masterful hands weave on your lovely head 😍 As a kid, my neighbor friend used to get microbraids and I remember it being a two day process, 6 hours one day, 4 hours the next. And she would cry from the headaches 😥 I bet this Braid Master could tackle microbraids like they're nothing. Thank you for sharing this experience with us! 💗
It looks so good 😻 such a great job. Braiders are so awesome 🤩
I agree!!
It's so cute watching your confidence grow with each little tidbit of info she gives you It's beautiful
I can’t get over the price! I’ve never once gotten my hair even TOUCHED for $50! And they’re soooooo gorgeous, I’d be seeing her biweekly forever.
The braids look beautiful! Your hair looked healthy and long, I am glad she made the braids nice an neat without having to be rough and super tight. The accessories are a nice bonus.
She did a great job. Yes to not have a headache after getting your braids is a plus 👌
You can tell how much she just loves doing braids! 😭💗 gives free little charms too
Wow Shelia needs to teach here in the states just on how to braid while keeping your client comfortable.👍👌
I love how the hair stylist is appreciating and not appropriating.
She did a great job ! I would like to know how she became interested in learning how to do our hair? Maybe she has black people in her family? There must be a sizeable number of black people living there for her to earn a living doing these styles. I know there are Africans and people from the Caribbean Islands living there. But seriously this lady must have close ties to black people to choose this as a career path. I know she likely does other hairstyles besides braiding, but she did NOT become that skilled overnight. KUDOS to her for her loving spirit ! 🤗⚘🤗⚘🤗⚘
This is an amazing question! Honestly I had such a good time conversating with her and unfortunately I couldn't keep everything for the video. But from what I understand she told me how when black culture started gaining a wave in Korea she decided she wanted to know more beyond that so she would watch videos about black hair care and also go to black salons to see and learn how to do black. She then made really close friends with people in the African community here in Korea and they kinda embraced her with their cultures which explains why she's very knowledgeable. Honestly though, she's really a gem and this whole experience blew my expectations 1000% over especially since I had the opportunity to talk about how black hair is treated in America and she was very receptive.
@@KerrasJournal I live in So Calif, which has the largest Korean community in the Continental U.S (other than Hawaii). Years ago, I worked in what is now called Koreatown area. I can tell you that her very interest and commitment to have such a close relationship with black people is extremely rare. The younger Koreans are much more open minded about black people than the older generations. But still there is a long way to go. Here in the US you could scan the country from one coast to another and not find someone like her. I am African American and I don't even know how to cornrow my own natural hair, much less add extentions to it ! She is truly a precious gemstone ! ⚘❤⚘
The stylist is amazing. I love her fascination with African culture ❤
Seems like someone knew what she was doing 👀 now this is where you want to go when you in korea
Aye she snapped. Those were amazing 😍
Such a sweet lady. Her reason for starting hair was so touching ♥️ Love
She did all that for $50? I can’t even buy all the supplies I would need to rock that hairstyle for under $50 where I live.
Fr, yet she provides the hair and style. Where I’m from all of that would cost $300+.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 yeah they beating y’all where you from😭 this like $60-$100 where I’m at, and the most I paid for Knotless was $200 and they was long and small and I tipped the girl
GORGEOUS OMGGGG- im in love with the design she did on the side so prettYYYy
This video was so soothing. Love the background.