We are all in favor of bringing other people up and not putting them down. So why do we do that to ourselves. We need to stop with this self depreciation starting TODAY
@@doctorbitchcraft85 I have clinical depression too. Dysthymia to be more precise. But I'm just so tired of being depressed. I really really wanna try to get better..
I had to see where the first woman is today after hearing her story and seeing her scalp 😱 so I visited her channel and... *HER SCAR HEALED AND HER HAIR GREW BACK* Black women let's learn to love our hair and take it into our own hands!
@@sinistersalem1983 Hey, your hair your choice. I personally prefer natural even with it being time consuming, thick, and ultra kinky. My hair is worth it, and I'm worth it. But I get that it takes a lot of dedication, money, and time. As long as your hair is healthy and thriving doing whatever works for you is perfect 👌🏽
Erica West Same. When I was getting box braids done, After seven of them were done too tightly, I had to tell the girl to stop cause I was developing a massive headache. Now, I say fuck it and just rock wash n gos. 😅😂🤣
Erica West shit me too yo...if I was her i would’ve been took that shit down because I’m not finna suffer for a hair style, pretty don’t hurt that much
Erica West Same. I have status migrainosus from POTS and I got just one side cornrowed and it only lasted a few hours before I wanted to shave my head and die from the pain. I cannot imagine my whole scalp tightly braided.
Erica West phone I get so irritated when pony is loose or a little bit of hair is uneven I get FUCKIN annoyed even though I have headaches like all the time
My cosmetology teacher told us a horror she had when a client had their hair braided too tight. The woman had gone back twice to the person who braided it to say it was painful and the woman just told her she had a sensitive scalp and the braids were fine. But the woman went to my professor to get them taken out because of the pain. My professor said that as she started taking the braids out she saw her scalp was bleeding and infected so she sent her to the hospital. The womans entire scalp was infected and they had to basically surgically remove all her hair that left her with no scalp. The womans hair never grew back and she was left with a scalp that looked like healed burn scars.
What did they do afterward? That woman needs to be sued to her bones & her shop closed & her license suspended (do you need to have hairdresser/stylist license?)! It was a crime.
I found her channel she made a full recovery her scalp actually did heal and regain normalcy and she does have hair growing properly and evenly again! Good news as this was a year ago I’m so happy it was able to heal entirely and beautifully. She had a happy ending thank goodness and is still gorgeous
Okay, I'm not the suing crazy type. But the reason I think she should sue is because this may happen to other girls. By not doing anything, she is endorsing the malpractice. Sometimes suing isn't about getting money, it's about helping others.
So true. Suing isn't just about money it's about bringing attention to the malpractice that happened so that potential clients and employers are warned.
Jewlia Conley The stylist needs to be fired. She sewed in the weave too tightly then, after being told about her own negligence, didn’t offer an apology or compensation, she instead tried to blame her client for “leaving the weave in for too long.” Fun fact, you can leave your weave in for a pretty long while. It may cause tension alopecia. It may cause matting. It should not ever cause your hair to fall out and your follicles to combine into one unified follicle on the back of your head.
She probably wasn’t a licensed stylist working for a company so it may be hard to get a suit on her. That’s the thing about the black/African hair community. We’re only just now learning how to care for our hair and it will probably take another decade before natural hair care and styling is part of mainstream cosmetology. It’s sucks but it’s safer for people to do there own hair, keep it natural in color, texture, and length until kinky hair becomes part of the “norm”.
just an fyi to any girl getting a sew in weave, or just getting you're hair braided in general weither you are black, white or whatever, (esp to white girls, since this might not be as common knowledge as it is to black girls) if someone braids youre hair it should not hurt at all, if your are in any type of pain, you need to tell your hair dresser right then and there. Some hair dressers will claim "this will make your braids last longer, because of the grip", girl no if your hair gets braided to tight, it will fall out, and you will go bald. If your hair dresser does not loosen her grip, or if she tries to justify the pain you are in, you need to get up, take your money and leave.
That's why my mom don't(Edit:done) stopped taking me to salons... she does ny hair now... they used to snatch my roots and stuff and almost made me go bald... like she never liked the styles either... but I would get those bumps on the back of my head, my edges retreated, I was balding... it was a sttuggle, and my mom wasn't using the correct products either...(Edit:Currently my hair is like past my shoulders, I used to be bald... the thing is, when I lived in Jamaica the sakon did my hair fine but when I came to Ameeica, sisters fucked up my hair and made me go bald)
my mom is the only person who braids my hair, it hurts at first bc she has to pull it which makes my head sore, but after a day or two the soreness goes away, the last time i went to a salon the lady kept getting the brush stuck in my hair, smh
I feel like a little bit of pain is definitely guaranteed when getting braids, sew ins or cornrows. I mean the hair stylist has to make it tight enough so that the weave doesn't fall out the minute you try flipping your hair but at the same time not too tight. I get braids every winter as a protective style for my natural hair and the first couple days the braids hurt a little but after like 3-4 days I was fine.
I preach this all the time. I went to cosmetology in a predominantly all black school with a Jamaican teacher and I learned so much about braids. I can't do it to save my life, my fingers just won't cooperate lol but I have seen and heard some terrible horror stories!
The hairdresser who ruined the first woman's hair should be sued!! And to have the audacity to give the fault on the client and try to make them feel guilty when it's her fault...She should have her licence taken away.
People with Afro-textured hair have to deal with such ridiculous stuff (incompetent hair stylists etc), and all the time, too! I've watched their part of TH-cam hair community for years now, and I recommend all to venture there to understand what our fellow peoples have to deal with. All my love and blessings on their curls
Brave Kate thank you for the compassion. While afro hair is beautiful, it's work! I love my hair but sometimes it's nice to take a break. I don't wear weaves or wigs, but I get braids .Even with braids you have to becareful. Ladies...gents...love every bit of you screw the world's standard of beauty!
girlgreenivy I agree. I think with a lot of women of color choosing to go natural there has been some movement towards the development of more healthy products for our hair texture. I stopped relaxing because I developed thyroid cancer at a very young age(20) and I'm convinced the prolonged use of relaxers contributed to it(I had my hair relaxed at 9 and I didn t stop relaxing my hair until i was well into my 20s) and while my hair was long and healthy, after having my thyroid removed my hormone levels didn t stabilize on the medication. When I stopped relaxing my hair, my hormone levels where normal. I don't have any scientific evidence but I know how much better my body felt afterward. And if it was doing that after I had my thyroid removed I can only imagine what it was doing when I had it.
They don't have to. They could embrace their natural hair. Having tight braids to the point of scabs and hair loss sounds like a crazy thing to out yourself through.
⛔ *TRYPOPHOBIA TRIGGER WARNIG* ⛔ around 6:00 but honestly the hole video is triggering me. The girl in the video is beautiful. It's a personal issue (I get it with soap bubbles as well so don't feel personaly attacked please. you are gorgeous).
I wanted to get my tweezers and pull that strand of trimmed hair out of that one big follicle. Never mind you guys, I'm already on my way to that weird side of TH-cam.
When I've seen 1st girls back of the head I literally felt nauseous and screamed 😭😭😭😭the person who did this to her just gotta take the responsibility for the damage
I learned there is a huge difference between knowing how to style hair (do hair) and taking care of the hair. I know lots of salons that make money from unhealthy hair. Not caring for it but just makes it worse with these damaging styles and chemicals.
She’s so pretty omg she looks so good with a shaved head. Reminds me of black panther the kings guard all women have shaved head. I literally can’t believe how strong & positive she was the whole video I would’ve been so upset omg
Sylvia Porter Tbh she should lose her license. Even if the girl didn’t wanna go through suing her, she shouldn’t be able to legally do hair anymore. Imagine how many people she’s done that to or will do that to in the future
@@Kat-qr7hv most people in the black community don't have licenses to do hair. It's more like a hustle or another way to make money. If uk how to do hair people will pay you to get their hair done. So legally nothing would've worked but she still should've sued giving others a fair warning not to go to her.💯
Kay Ji fuck even just using it on other clients without washing (I’ve seen clients with HUGE infected puss pockets) and I can see a stylist not thoroughly cleansing/disinfecting their tools. Especially in the black community which SO much extra care is needed.
great Value chocolate chip her cousin did the first sew in that gave her heat damage. A different girl did the second sew in that pulled her hair out she wasn’t family
Can we just appreciate that black women sit for hours and go through so much pain and spend so much money to do their hair and take care of it? Big respect. Y’all are gorgeous and amazing♥️
Her hair has started growing back. They even stated she tweezed the hairs that were clustered together out. She even visited a dermatologist and got some products to help the growth out. She really took everything so well. When I have more than just the tips cut off my hair at the salon I get so upset so I cannot imagine having this happen to me.
Cristal Y. Villanueva oh my gosh that's so good to hear. I wish her the best honestly. I can't imagine having such tight braids I get a headache from a ponytail like damn
That’s crazy how calm and positive she is about it I truly would have fought like it’s just hair but still that girl almost destroyed her scalp not just a bad haircut
If I was even a third as beautiful as the first young lady and could even remotely pull it off I'd shave my head and start over too. My husband may not be happy but that's what wigs are for.
I'm in awe of that first girl. Her attitude is amazing! She's lucky she's so beautiful and can pull off a bald head. She's definitely beautiful on the inside and out. I pray that this will not be a permanent problem and that she will be able to grow out her hair.
The joke at 14:00 is - Back in the day (Which was a Wednesday) people used to refer to getting highlights as “getting your hair frosted” so the snow is the frost. Congrats! Now you’re in on the joke.
She is so lucky she didn't get traction alopecia. When you get your hair braided too tight a lot, it goes from a protective style for natural texture to an actual nightmare. Traction alopecia makes you go permanently bald. I honestly would have sued that hairdresser, because what she did made her have permanent damage to her scalp and could have made her go bald.
“I have a nice face”. Ok lady you have a gift for understatement. You are freakin stunning. Like supermodels look at you as goals. That bone structure, those eyes, that skin. You are amazing and what an awesome outlook. Not to mention tough as nails being able to beat the pain of those to tight braids!! Craziness!
It's not that hard to see that they're just complimenting her, gd. My boyfriend loves a scar I have on my forehead. That doesn't mean he's not aware that I had to fall and bust open my head to get it. Also like. Do you think they just, didn't listen to the video at all lmao??? She do look so so good tho.
@@kelsiday2084 😂😂 did you watch the video? That woman was hurt but has risen above the situation unlike you! I'm glad that your man loves your scare but this woman wanted her hair which are two totally different topics. Also the first comment read like a back handed complement so I reached out and no response. Oh, well. Looks like someone else shouldn't assume someone is being messy when they aren't. 😝
Oh hey thanks for reacting to mine! I wasn’t expecting this. Considering it wasn’t a bad fail. 😅 You’re so sweet. Blonde hair is FOR SURE an addiction. I loved your commentary. ❤️❤️🐼
Hey girl, you're brave! Thank you for sharing your story. I think sew in weaves need to stop. I always see girls crying from how painful it is. I 100% support natural hair, and you do you, and you're pretty.
I watched a video on her channel. She said the lady who did her hair gave her pain pills before she did it and she didn't feel any pain until the next day after she got it done.
Hey I was thinking maybe doctor pimple popper could help you with your damaged pores! You should reach out to her! I bet she would know what to do to make them grow individually again.
You need to get that place shut down, what they did to you is a crime, it's uneithical, they put you in medical danger, they physically scarred you. Out these people, they did wrong, not you. They should have known better, not you, you are the customer, they are the licensed hairdressers, it is their job to know better, not yours. Report them, they violated way too many safety&health codes and deserve to have their license taken away. Tell me what state you're in and I'll try to see if I can find you a phone number to call/application link to file an official complaint to the Department of Consumer Affairs.
Hairdressers are so sensitive that you as a client cant even tell them that your hair is hurting or you dislike something, until something like this happens!
91clasSick I know right! I’m training to be a stylist and whenever someone is my model for an assessment or just a client I always say ‘don’t be scared that I’m going to be upset if you hate it or if your scalp is hurting- you’re the important one here and it’s vital you’re happy with your look’ because the amount of times I personally have hated what someone’s done but said I liked it because they were gonna whine if I didn’t is ridiculous. Also I’ve had dye cause an allergic reaction on my scalp and honestly PLEASE TELL SOMEONE IF IT HURTS because your health is more important than how your hair looks. If stylists aren’t going to bother putting in extra effort to please customers and make them look their best then they shouldn’t be stylists.
lala2308 that’s insane, is your scalp okay now? Did your stylist bother with a skin test beforehand or telling you beforehand that pain isn’t normal? If not then I’m sorry you had to go through that. You must be a great actress because I can’t believe she couldn’t tell from your body language and facial expression that you’re clearly uncomfortable. I hope your hair and scalp have completely recovered
Shelby Lintern ty for doing that. I left my last girl after she freaked out at me when I told her that wasn’t what I wanted... she ended up doing it anyways and I ended up crying in my car. lol yeah, never again.
I know right?? I got a perm when I was 10, and they left it on my head to the point I could feel it burning my scalp. Me, being a kid, I started crying. This woman tells me to stop whining, and proceeds to pour soda on my head...please explain the use of soda on my head...
forget 'not bashing' someone. The first girl needs to say who that hair dresser was who did the sew in so other people know NOT to go to her. Thats so wrong.
i am glad she made this video at all though so people know how it can go terribly wrong at least. i didn't know that. but yeah, saying who did this would not be bashing.
That could lead her to some legal trouble, tho, even if it was the other girls fault. I'm not sure if it will or not, but i know saying peoples names in negative way can lead to stronger consequences
It's so hard to find someone I can trust with my now waist length kinky curly hair. I literally trust no one but my mom. No "professional" is touching my head for the foreseeable future.
Girl. I feel you! I Just had to cut mine because of a bad etae experience from a salon! Never again will I let anyone touch my hair again. My natural hair was shoulder length when I big chopped. Not happy at all!
I work at a hair salon as an apprentice and luckily both the current stylists have made sure to widen their range of customers and the range of hair types they can work on because both of them hate it when people don’t get what they deserve from ‘qualified’ professionals. The elder, more experienced stylist actually has mixed race children with Afro hair and when her daughter decided that she wanted to try a new salon so she wasn’t relying on her mom her hair got ruined- she has a bald spot on her right side that hair still struggles to grow on. She’s stuck with certain styles to hide it. A weird tip I’ve been told by a customer when looking for new salons is find their Facebook page, look at who’s reviewed, recommended or liked it and look at the profile pictures of the people and see if they have a wide range of ethnicities in their clientele(that have given good reviews etc.). A client told me that’s what she did to find the salon I’m training at and that it was the best thing she could’ve done. Hope this is helpful advice for those struggling to find a stylist that isn’t all talk and won’t wreck their hair
Natural hair horror stories has some wild stories about sew ins getting infected and sending people to the ER; definitely worth checking out. Awesome video; live your extra life!
That first girl I feel so bad for however her outlook on life and how she dealt with this situation is beyond impressive. No word of a lie she is absolutely STUNNING and I am so glad she is aware of this fact.
I know this is an old video, but it’s obvious on all of your videos how positive you keep things and I love it! It makes watching your videos like a vacation from all the negativity out there daily. Please keep being you and spreading good as we need more of that. I like to pay it forward through “random acts of human kindness” which can simply be a smile or a nice comment to someone. Sending love to you!
Last vid is getting “Ice blonde hair” lol idk only thing I can think of that would be the joke. The 1st girl thoooo.. she so gorgeous so she rocks being bald fr
A lot of "ancient queens" actually weren't all that "beautiful".. For example cleopatra was nothing like she has been portrayed - she has been portrayed by MEN as being ridiculously beautiful to severely down play her political and intellectual intelligence and power- basically men have written history about her to imply she only ever had power bc she was so beautiful that her beauty seduced the men and then those men gave her her power- which is far from true (she had a lot of power bc of her intellect and extreme fortune and had she not politically made ridiculously smart moves and combined with the Romans, the Romans wouldn't have had their reign of domination last). It has been proven via ancient coins that many would consider her "ugly" today ... She was a woman who fought against discrimination to claim the throne as a woman in a mans position... Image doing all that she did without favor of the people (who of course eventually got behind her bc she was an amazing leader who cared about her people)
So many black women unfortunately have hair and scalp damage, in many cases permanent, because there's still not enough information in the community. We aren't usually taught how to care for our hair and scalps like so many nonblack women are from birth. So many of us grew up with high heat and harsh chemicals on our heads, way-too-tight styles, fake hair or other people's hair put on top of our own, it's really messed up.
Sounds messed up. People should embrace their natural hair more. I use semi-permanent hair dye but wouldn't wear tight braids, weaves or wigs. It's easy for me to talk as I have easy maintenance straight hair and I've heard afro hair is hard to take care of.
Vanessa G Afro hair isn't more difficult, black people just aren't taught how to care for our hair from birth, we're instead taught to hate it and see it as a challenge to overcome. Comments like yours illustrate perfectly the stigma attached to afro hair. How can black people embrace their hair when everyone else reaffirms the belief that the hair is a problem just for existing?
Vanessa G Easy for you to say when you aren’t part of the black community and your hair lacks curls. We wear braids and sew ins as protective styles for our natural hair because our natural hair needs protection. It’s really easy for you to say when your hair is pin straight.
@@pastelpepe she had already pointed out that "that's easy for me to say ect" no need to bag on her when she is attempting to be understanding of harder to manage hair types. Calm down Ms. Velocaraptor.
This is EXACTLY why you need to do your research! Omg I would be so devastated, she has such a positive attitude about the whole thing, good for her!! *She is still absolutely GORGEOUS with or without hair!* 💙💙
Chi - I just watched it.what she said about the dermatologist made me think it wasn't permanent , but when she showed the hair growth pictures the scar was still visible so I don't know (still it's great that her hair is growing out well)
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WHO ELSE WAS SHOOK BY THAT FIRST VIDEO?!
Brad Mondo ME
Brad Mondo that was insane I can’t!!!!! i would be in tears she is so strong.
SHOOOOOOKKKKK 3rd comment btw I like the beanie
Brad Mondo Me!! And you should react to black girls big chop!!
Me too, I’d have wept ❤️
"I was skeptical to make this video but then again I have a nice face so"
I need that outlook on life
We are all in favor of bringing other people up and not putting them down. So why do we do that to ourselves. We need to stop with this self depreciation starting TODAY
Username Here bruh we got depression though
@@doctorbitchcraft85 I have clinical depression too. Dysthymia to be more precise. But I'm just so tired of being depressed. I really really wanna try to get better..
Username Here same, idk if im strong enough thou so we out here giving up and shit
Same 🤠😂
I feel so bad for that girl with a damaged scalp......
but damn she is so pretty she can look great without hair!
haruno21 right?? DANG
As long as you don't look at the back of her head
haruno21 ikr!!!! She's sooo pretty!
@@keepXonXrockin little shit
Ikr
The woman who did the first girl’s hair has no business touching anyone’s head.
EXACTLY. she should have at least exposed her, to save other people from the risk of that happening again.....
@@snehini ??
That’s the only reason I endorse someone suing a small business
Should have sued her actually
I was thinking about getting my hair braided again but now I'm super skeptical holy shit
That poor girl. Her confidence is crazy! I would be devestated. She is a strong women♥️ btw her hair grew back and she's okay now thank godd
ok
Dios Cute Little Wife ok
It aint misplaced though.. very nice face and she knows it
Woman* 💜
AvAlex Howl probably her channel
the look of genuine concern on brad's face while that lady was telling her story is precious
k a y l e e it's not genuine lol u just fooled by his looks
John Logan 😕
John Logan Or maybe he’s just a nice guy? Shocking how people can be nice.
name buddy
She's so beautiful, not only aesthetically but her strength and attitude! Kudos.
Agree
I agree 100% She is stunningly beautiful, and but her composure and strength is amazing.
how did she take the pain of it being braided this tight. holy crap.
ikr! i tried imagining it.... it must've been so painful
Positive thinking.
I always wonder why black woman let hairdressers braid so tight... Everyone would scream... But they sitting there
ikr.. even a ponytail in for too long is painful
hello white people, some people do that, most don't
I had to see where the first woman is today after hearing her story and seeing her scalp 😱 so I visited her channel and...
*HER SCAR HEALED AND HER HAIR GREW BACK*
Black women let's learn to love our hair and take it into our own hands!
Brianna Arrington I’m so happy it healed 😊
Thank God! I felt so bad for her!
Yea... I'm black and can't stand having natural hair. I only get sew in or crochet braids.
@@sinistersalem1983 Hey, your hair your choice. I personally prefer natural even with it being time consuming, thick, and ultra kinky. My hair is worth it, and I'm worth it. But I get that it takes a lot of dedication, money, and time. As long as your hair is healthy and thriving doing whatever works for you is perfect 👌🏽
@@briannaarrington3435 well i prefer that and cause of the fact that i dont know how to take care of my hair.
I could NEVER. I get headaches if my ponytail is to tight omg I’m shook
Erica West Same. When I was getting box braids done, After seven of them were done too tightly, I had to tell the girl to stop cause I was developing a massive headache. Now, I say fuck it and just rock wash n gos. 😅😂🤣
Same and my hair is also long and heavy.... i need a haircut 😂😂😂
Erica West shit me too yo...if I was her i would’ve been took that shit down because I’m not finna suffer for a hair style, pretty don’t hurt that much
Erica West
Same. I have status migrainosus from POTS and I got just one side cornrowed and it only lasted a few hours before I wanted to shave my head and die from the pain. I cannot imagine my whole scalp tightly braided.
Erica West phone I get so irritated when pony is loose or a little bit of hair is uneven I get FUCKIN annoyed even though I have headaches like all the time
I honestly think the first girl should sue the woman who did that to her hair, if only to stop her from doing it to another person.
My cosmetology teacher told us a horror she had when a client had their hair braided too tight. The woman had gone back twice to the person who braided it to say it was painful and the woman just told her she had a sensitive scalp and the braids were fine. But the woman went to my professor to get them taken out because of the pain. My professor said that as she started taking the braids out she saw her scalp was bleeding and infected so she sent her to the hospital. The womans entire scalp was infected and they had to basically surgically remove all her hair that left her with no scalp. The womans hair never grew back and she was left with a scalp that looked like healed burn scars.
Yeah that sounds like bs
What did they do afterward? That woman needs to be sued to her bones & her shop closed & her license suspended (do you need to have hairdresser/stylist license?)! It was a crime.
What happened afterwards?? Did she get back to the hairdresser? Did she sue her?? Agh
OMG. This is a horror story
Aw how horrible!
Her reaction is so mature. Just accepts the situation and sees it as an opportunity to learn and grow. Beautiful!
Girl you don't have a nice face. You have a GORGEOUS face!
Robin Womack 😁😁😁
You had me at the first half ngl😂
First half I was like 🔫🔪👀
But then it was all good 👍💐🌈
She sure does... Wow!
💫💍🍼🍪🌠 my aesthetic
I hope that first girl sued I would, yea hair will grow back but like thats serious damage
No one has commented on this, so I will be the first
But she's in America do we really believe the system is going to help her.
Her hair will never grow back the same, that’s permanent damage right there
@@jayncoclassic you're right. She would definitely have better luck in China or Somalia.
@@jayncoclassic America is literally the easiest place to sue- people sue everyone for everything
The first girl was so pretty she didn’t even need hair ❤️❤️❤️
Eve Jimenez she is so beautiful.
I found her channel she made a full recovery her scalp actually did heal and regain normalcy and she does have hair growing properly and evenly again! Good news as this was a year ago I’m so happy it was able to heal entirely and beautifully. She had a happy ending thank goodness and is still gorgeous
@@elisejessica267 whats the channel name
Teddy Bear th-cam.com/video/6u50Ub5W9bg/w-d-xo.html
I aspire to have the first girl’s attitude towards life.
Okay, I'm not the suing crazy type. But the reason I think she should sue is because this may happen to other girls. By not doing anything, she is endorsing the malpractice. Sometimes suing isn't about getting money, it's about helping others.
So true. Suing isn't just about money it's about bringing attention to the malpractice that happened so that potential clients and employers are warned.
But she has already learned by you telling her what happened. Suing her might get the stylist fired and that's not exactly great either...
Jewlia Conley The stylist needs to be fired. She sewed in the weave too tightly then, after being told about her own negligence, didn’t offer an apology or compensation, she instead tried to blame her client for “leaving the weave in for too long.” Fun fact, you can leave your weave in for a pretty long while. It may cause tension alopecia. It may cause matting. It should not ever cause your hair to fall out and your follicles to combine into one unified follicle on the back of your head.
She probably wasn’t a licensed stylist working for a company so it may be hard to get a suit on her. That’s the thing about the black/African hair community. We’re only just now learning how to care for our hair and it will probably take another decade before natural hair care and styling is part of mainstream cosmetology. It’s sucks but it’s safer for people to do there own hair, keep it natural in color, texture, and length until kinky hair becomes part of the “norm”.
It’s not from one hair style it’s from years of braids and weaves
just an fyi to any girl getting a sew in weave, or just getting you're hair braided in general weither you are black, white or whatever, (esp to white girls, since this might not be as common knowledge as it is to black girls) if someone braids youre hair it should not hurt at all, if your are in any type of pain, you need to tell your hair dresser right then and there. Some hair dressers will claim "this will make your braids last longer, because of the grip", girl no if your hair gets braided to tight, it will fall out, and you will go bald. If your hair dresser does not loosen her grip, or if she tries to justify the pain you are in, you need to get up, take your money and leave.
Kimberlee Ponson I'm a San Diegan too! Definitely will be avoiding that salon!
That's why my mom don't(Edit:done) stopped taking me to salons... she does ny hair now... they used to snatch my roots and stuff and almost made me go bald... like she never liked the styles either... but I would get those bumps on the back of my head, my edges retreated, I was balding... it was a sttuggle, and my mom wasn't using the correct products either...(Edit:Currently my hair is like past my shoulders, I used to be bald... the thing is, when I lived in Jamaica the sakon did my hair fine but when I came to Ameeica, sisters fucked up my hair and made me go bald)
my mom is the only person who braids my hair, it hurts at first bc she has to pull it which makes my head sore, but after a day or two the soreness goes away, the last time i went to a salon the lady kept getting the brush stuck in my hair, smh
I feel like a little bit of pain is definitely guaranteed when getting braids, sew ins or cornrows. I mean the hair stylist has to make it tight enough so that the weave doesn't fall out the minute you try flipping your hair but at the same time not too tight. I get braids every winter as a protective style for my natural hair and the first couple days the braids hurt a little but after like 3-4 days I was fine.
I preach this all the time. I went to cosmetology in a predominantly all black school with a Jamaican teacher and I learned so much about braids. I can't do it to save my life, my fingers just won't cooperate lol but I have seen and heard some terrible horror stories!
I don't get how people can look so beautiful being bald, if I was bald I would look like a weird egg
Literally
Yeah I would look terrible and that's on weird head shapes
Ik right?? I mean, I will definitely look like a baby
Same
Lol same
The hairdresser who ruined the first woman's hair should be sued!!
And to have the audacity to give the fault on the client and try to make them feel guilty when it's her fault...She should have her licence taken away.
People with Afro-textured hair have to deal with such ridiculous stuff (incompetent hair stylists etc), and all the time, too! I've watched their part of TH-cam hair community for years now, and I recommend all to venture there to understand what our fellow peoples have to deal with. All my love and blessings on their curls
Brave Kate thank you for the compassion. While afro hair is beautiful, it's work! I love my hair but sometimes it's nice to take a break. I don't wear weaves or wigs, but I get braids .Even with braids you have to becareful. Ladies...gents...love every bit of you screw the world's standard of beauty!
i literally love you
girlgreenivy I agree. I think with a lot of women of color choosing to go natural there has been some movement towards the development of more healthy products for our hair texture. I stopped relaxing because I developed thyroid cancer at a very young age(20) and I'm convinced the prolonged use of relaxers contributed to it(I had my hair relaxed at 9 and I didn t stop relaxing my hair until i was well into my 20s) and while my hair was long and healthy, after having my thyroid removed my hormone levels didn t stabilize on the medication. When I stopped relaxing my hair, my hormone levels where normal. I don't have any scientific evidence but I know how much better my body felt afterward. And if it was doing that after I had my thyroid removed I can only imagine what it was doing when I had it.
That was so sweet 😩😩😩
They don't have to. They could embrace their natural hair. Having tight braids to the point of scabs and hair loss sounds like a crazy thing to out yourself through.
she really should’ve sued that hairdresser. girl still rocked the bald look but seriously
⛔ *TRYPOPHOBIA TRIGGER WARNIG* ⛔
around 6:00 but honestly the hole video is triggering me. The girl in the video is beautiful. It's a personal issue (I get it with soap bubbles as well so don't feel personaly attacked please. you are gorgeous).
I wanted to get my tweezers and pull that strand of trimmed hair out of that one big follicle. Never mind you guys, I'm already on my way to that weird side of TH-cam.
YES OMG I WAS LOOKING FOR SOMEONE ELSE WHO THOUGHT AND COMMENTED THIS BC ME TOO LOL
God, you understand me
I saw that video a few years ago and if I’m not mistaken, her girlfriend does pluck them out
Thank you!! That was my immediate thought!!
the big pore gave me the hibbi jibbies, but im so sorry about the hair.
Right! It's so gross yet so fascinating at the same time!
You might have trypophobia.
I have a slight version of it and those cluster of hair follicles made me nauseous lol
@@emily-annes.6297 thx for caring lmao
Oh I know I had to stop watching
what was that???
If someone braided my hair that tight and it did that to me I would be the person to say “BISH ILL SEE YOU IN COURRRT”
Yeah because she could have gone and sued the lady
The First Girl looks like she's ready to be crowned queen of egypt WHAT A GODDESS
I love her makeup!!!
I think so too! She’s beautiful!
Rosa Lorthurinwen queen of egypt for what??
Power of makeup
When I've seen 1st girls back of the head I literally felt nauseous and screamed 😭😭😭😭the person who did this to her just gotta take the responsibility for the damage
I learned there is a huge difference between knowing how to style hair (do hair) and taking care of the hair. I know lots of salons that make money from unhealthy hair. Not caring for it but just makes it worse with these damaging styles and chemicals.
She’s so pretty omg she looks so good with a shaved head. Reminds me of black panther the kings guard all women have shaved head. I literally can’t believe how strong & positive she was the whole video I would’ve been so upset omg
Summer Garcia they were jealous of her😀👍
I agree, she definitely worthy of general :)
Okay but the girl from the first video is GORGEOUS
yass
The girl from the second video is gorg too
That first girl looks beautiful even without her hair
When he says, “It’s a look” to almost every hair video... I feel I might have a chance lol!
I would have sued the shit out of that hair dresser
Sued till she BROKE
Yep
@@lennyluvr sued until she can't pay her bills dead ass!
“It’s fuchsia, it’s pink, it’s purple.”
Me: it’s 100% magenta...
Magenta is an amazing color :) And primary!
exactly!! and it's kinda a good definition for magenta...
Lol it
I meant lol love it*
Fuchsia has more pink than purple, and magenta has more purple than pink!
i could never braid my hair that tight, it legit hurts to put it up sometimes. she is so patient and positive i would have lost my mind.
The first women looks like an Egyptian godesss
I KNOW, RIGHT??? I gotta find a makeup tutorial like that!
Kajal Rai cheekbones could cut concrete! So beautiful
Ikr shes so pretty
Yes!!
I know right! She's giving me Nefertiti Vibes! 😍
The second girl who was upset by her pink hair after having chosen that color makes me laugh.
She was also "I didn't expect it to be this dark" and then "when it fades I'll look like jigglypuff" - what did she actually WANT then?
Those people who can pull off the shaved head have descended from heaven. That first girl looks awesome!
She does have a nice face-and such a good heart to not go after the stylists who let that happen to her. Beautiful+Kind=Goals ❤️
I feel so bad for the girl with the weave she just wanted nice hair 😔 she’s still very beautiful I hope her hair comes to a full recovery
Ashy Lyn she did everything healed back to normal and her hair is growing again
Whoever braided that woman’s head should never be allowed to touch someone’s hair again. That could be considered torture omg.
Sylvia Porter Tbh she should lose her license. Even if the girl didn’t wanna go through suing her, she shouldn’t be able to legally do hair anymore. Imagine how many people she’s done that to or will do that to in the future
Kat my thoughts exactly://
Kat she didn’t have a license. In the original video she said that she got her hair done by some lady at her house
@@Kat-qr7hv most people in the black community don't have licenses to do hair. It's more like a hustle or another way to make money. If uk how to do hair people will pay you to get their hair done. So legally nothing would've worked but she still should've sued giving others a fair warning not to go to her.💯
Kay Ji fuck even just using it on other clients without washing (I’ve seen clients with HUGE infected puss pockets) and I can see a stylist not thoroughly cleansing/disinfecting their tools. Especially in the black community which SO much extra care is needed.
She has legal recourse against that hairdresser.
Yeah
That’s her family she not going to do that
great Value chocolate chip her cousin did the first sew in that gave her heat damage. A different girl did the second sew in that pulled her hair out she wasn’t family
Can we just appreciate that black women sit for hours and go through so much pain and spend so much money to do their hair and take care of it? Big respect. Y’all are gorgeous and amazing♥️
Amen
The second girl should’ve done a Vibrant baby blue that would suit her cool skin
Or a cool lavender. Like a light one in a way
Her hair has started growing back. They even stated she tweezed the hairs that were clustered together out. She even visited a dermatologist and got some products to help the growth out. She really took everything so well. When I have more than just the tips cut off my hair at the salon I get so upset so I cannot imagine having this happen to me.
Cristal Y. Villanueva oh my gosh that's so good to hear. I wish her the best honestly.
I can't imagine having such tight braids I get a headache from a ponytail like damn
That’s crazy how calm and positive she is about it I truly would have fought like it’s just hair but still that girl almost destroyed her scalp not just a bad haircut
Cristal Y. Villanueva what’s her TH-cam
The first girl is so beautiful!
Me in quarantine: pajamas all day
Brad: wearing literally the best wardrobe in every single video
Dang bro.. Why you gotta be like that?
*said in male L Star Wars pajamas...
If I was even a third as beautiful as the first young lady and could even remotely pull it off I'd shave my head and start over too. My husband may not be happy but that's what wigs are for.
terrible story, but geeze she is so beautiful bald, i mean how many women look that good bald....
awsome girl
Many women look good bald
ikr? im really sorry she had to go through that but she is absolutely gorgeous even without any hair
Remember though that when she turns around... Bam- bug nasty hole thingy in her scalp. Poor thing!💋
Yeah, until you see her head close up. That hairdresser needs to be sued.
I'm in awe of that first girl. Her attitude is amazing! She's lucky she's so beautiful and can pull off a bald head. She's definitely beautiful on the inside and out. I pray that this will not be a permanent problem and that she will be able to grow out her hair.
When you don’t need hair to be pretty-
*i could never*
Right. Can't relate.
Same 😂
I would look like an egg
Same
Can't relate
My heart is SO broken for that first girl!! How in the everliving??? So glad she's in a positive mental space about this😌💕
The joke at 14:00 is - Back in the day (Which was a Wednesday) people used to refer to getting highlights as “getting your hair frosted” so the snow is the frost. Congrats! Now you’re in on the joke.
Loved the Dane Cook reference!
I think the snow balls froze the hair into a wavy curl. That's where the curls came from at the end
Hahahahaha omg perfect
She is so lucky she didn't get traction alopecia. When you get your hair braided too tight a lot, it goes from a protective style for natural texture to an actual nightmare. Traction alopecia makes you go permanently bald. I honestly would have sued that hairdresser, because what she did made her have permanent damage to her scalp and could have made her go bald.
She did go bald but ik what u mean
@@abbeypeters9539 she did go bald, but she could have become bald permanently. Her hair will grow back in this case, but sometimes you arent so lucky
@@heartfullbutterfly314 yeah ik I even said ik what u mean
@@abbeypeters9539 sry I read your comment wrong
@@heartfullbutterfly314 it's ok
“I have a nice face”. Ok lady you have a gift for understatement. You are freakin stunning. Like supermodels look at you as goals. That bone structure, those eyes, that skin. You are amazing and what an awesome outlook. Not to mention tough as nails being able to beat the pain of those to tight braids!! Craziness!
Lol! I love that he subconsciously touches his hair when she's talking about what happened to her hair
The first girl actually has a pretty bone structure and looks GOOD bald
Please tell me that you understand that she didn't want to be bald but became bald due to a lack a hair stylist trained in Black hair care.
@@fantasia243645 of course they know that.
@@Perth-is I don't assume anything in this world. 😂 That's how people get hurt.
It's not that hard to see that they're just complimenting her, gd. My boyfriend loves a scar I have on my forehead. That doesn't mean he's not aware that I had to fall and bust open my head to get it.
Also like. Do you think they just, didn't listen to the video at all lmao???
She do look so so good tho.
@@kelsiday2084 😂😂 did you watch the video? That woman was hurt but has risen above the situation unlike you! I'm glad that your man loves your scare but this woman wanted her hair which are two totally different topics. Also the first comment read like a back handed complement so I reached out and no response. Oh, well. Looks like someone else shouldn't assume someone is being messy when they aren't. 😝
Oh hey thanks for reacting to mine! I wasn’t expecting this. Considering it wasn’t a bad fail. 😅 You’re so sweet. Blonde hair is FOR SURE an addiction.
I loved your commentary. ❤️❤️🐼
DontBeASadPanda cut it short..
DontBeASadPanda you're awesome!!!
DontBeASadPanda i think you rocked the pink chick!! Beautiful 💜🦋
Girl that hair looked amazing
Hey I like your style, you can't look bad with your hair, you are gorgeous
So happy that her scalp healed! It was sooo cringey to hear about what happened to her but it's also great to be aware of what weaves can do.
Hey girl, you're brave! Thank you for sharing your story. I think sew in weaves need to stop. I always see girls crying from how painful it is.
I 100% support natural hair, and you do you, and you're pretty.
OMGAWD THAT IS NOT OKAY! She must be one HELL of a woman to be able to stand that pain. Much respect 👏 👏 👏
This is what I get for commenting before I watch the whole video. FUCKING PREACH GIRL, be happy in your skin!
I watched a video on her channel. She said the lady who did her hair gave her pain pills before she did it and she didn't feel any pain until the next day after she got it done.
bruhhh if you need to give your clients painkillers for them to be able to stand your braiding, you're doing something wrong
DAWG!!!! That first video made my knees hurt. Shout out to her for her positive outlook! Beautiful girl, inside and out! 💞💞
Can we just talk about how gorgeouse the first girl is shes an actual goddess
LMAO OMG THANKYOU FOR REACTING TO MY VIDEO 😂😂😂😂😂 !!!
C&D Journey I’m so glad he did bc ur gonna gain so many new subscribers & I found a channel I can bingewatch tonight!!
C&D Journey Did you go to the doctor about the ingrown hair? Just wondering
Hey I was thinking maybe doctor pimple popper could help you with your damaged pores! You should reach out to her! I bet she would know what to do to make them grow individually again.
You need to get that place shut down, what they did to you is a crime, it's uneithical, they put you in medical danger, they physically scarred you. Out these people, they did wrong, not you.
They should have known better, not you, you are the customer, they are the licensed hairdressers, it is their job to know better, not yours.
Report them, they violated way too many safety&health codes and deserve to have their license taken away.
Tell me what state you're in and I'll try to see if I can find you a phone number to call/application link to file an official complaint to the Department of Consumer Affairs.
I LOVE YOU GUYS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hairdressers are so sensitive that you as a client cant even tell them that your hair is hurting or you dislike something, until something like this happens!
91clasSick I know right! I’m training to be a stylist and whenever someone is my model for an assessment or just a client I always say ‘don’t be scared that I’m going to be upset if you hate it or if your scalp is hurting- you’re the important one here and it’s vital you’re happy with your look’ because the amount of times I personally have hated what someone’s done but said I liked it because they were gonna whine if I didn’t is ridiculous. Also I’ve had dye cause an allergic reaction on my scalp and honestly PLEASE TELL SOMEONE IF IT HURTS because your health is more important than how your hair looks. If stylists aren’t going to bother putting in extra effort to please customers and make them look their best then they shouldn’t be stylists.
I have never been afraid to tell a stylist I don’t like it. I’m never rude. I just tell them what I would prefer or what I want them to change.
lala2308 that’s insane, is your scalp okay now? Did your stylist bother with a skin test beforehand or telling you beforehand that pain isn’t normal? If not then I’m sorry you had to go through that. You must be a great actress because I can’t believe she couldn’t tell from your body language and facial expression that you’re clearly uncomfortable. I hope your hair and scalp have completely recovered
Shelby Lintern ty for doing that. I left my last girl after she freaked out at me when I told her that wasn’t what I wanted... she ended up doing it anyways and I ended up crying in my car. lol yeah, never again.
I know right?? I got a perm when I was 10, and they left it on my head to the point I could feel it burning my scalp. Me, being a kid, I started crying. This woman tells me to stop whining, and proceeds to pour soda on my head...please explain the use of soda on my head...
The first girl I would love to donate my hair to her to give her a wig. I feel so bad 😭😭
“Blonde hair is just an addiction you can’t get over” - - Brad Mondo
Facts 👱🏽♀️
That first girl looks absolutely amazing with a razor shaved look. 10/10. Too bad it was such a traumatic experience that led to it.
J S She looked like a Wakanda soldier. Amazing ❤️
forget 'not bashing' someone. The first girl needs to say who that hair dresser was who did the sew in so other people know NOT to go to her. Thats so wrong.
I was thinking that. If it was me I'd make it so public making sure nobody goes through the same thing
i am glad she made this video at all though so people know how it can go terribly wrong at least. i didn't know that. but yeah, saying who did this would not be bashing.
That could lead her to some legal trouble, tho, even if it was the other girls fault. I'm not sure if it will or not, but i know saying peoples names in negative way can lead to stronger consequences
Skittles M Saying something negative about someone isn't against the law????
Creepy Passenger if it jeopardises the persons livelihood I THINK not 100% sure but it could fall back on her as slander.
When brad said “blonde hair is an addiction” I felt that... I’ve been bleaching my hair for over 12 years hahaha
14:05
"Why is he putting snow on her hair?"
"And I'm like, I have SNOW idea."
You're welcome. You're very welcome.
It's so hard to find someone I can trust with my now waist length kinky curly hair. I literally trust no one but my mom. No "professional" is touching my head for the foreseeable future.
Girl. I feel you! I Just had to cut mine because of a bad etae experience from a salon! Never again will I let anyone touch my hair again. My natural hair was shoulder length when I big chopped. Not happy at all!
Amen, sis! No one's touching these kinks and coils. I don't even trust myself sometimes
I work at a hair salon as an apprentice and luckily both the current stylists have made sure to widen their range of customers and the range of hair types they can work on because both of them hate it when people don’t get what they deserve from ‘qualified’ professionals. The elder, more experienced stylist actually has mixed race children with Afro hair and when her daughter decided that she wanted to try a new salon so she wasn’t relying on her mom her hair got ruined- she has a bald spot on her right side that hair still struggles to grow on. She’s stuck with certain styles to hide it. A weird tip I’ve been told by a customer when looking for new salons is find their Facebook page, look at who’s reviewed, recommended or liked it and look at the profile pictures of the people and see if they have a wide range of ethnicities in their clientele(that have given good reviews etc.). A client told me that’s what she did to find the salon I’m training at and that it was the best thing she could’ve done. Hope this is helpful advice for those struggling to find a stylist that isn’t all talk and won’t wreck their hair
The girl in the second video has some serious 'Braditude'. "Brad Mondo who?!" 😄
She’s so beautiful. I feel so bad for her. Omg.
"I should be studying"
*clicks play*
I should be sleeping
makes coffee
Clicks play....
I feel ya
driving test that i haven’t prepared one bit for tomorrow 😁🙋🏼♀️
I tried to click your "clicks play" text because it was bold.... I need sleep lol.
im supposed to be studying for online school but this popped up in my recommendation soo it can wait
Natural hair horror stories has some wild stories about sew ins getting infected and sending people to the ER; definitely worth checking out. Awesome video; live your extra life!
Frankie Dot Piotto I love her channel but omg it’s so scary 😬
I’ve seen traumatic brain injury surgery scars that don’t look half as bad as what happened there.
That first girl I feel so bad for however her outlook on life and how she dealt with this situation is beyond impressive. No word of a lie she is absolutely STUNNING and I am so glad she is aware of this fact.
The first girl was a queen, the second was a fr different vibe😂
I was horrified with this video. I couldn't believe the damage to her scalp after the hair weave
It was the braids that caused it not the weave
Sykil Shaw and the tension of the braids being tugged around while it was being sewed in
I know this is an old video, but it’s obvious on all of your videos how positive you keep things and I love it! It makes watching your videos like a vacation from all the negativity out there daily. Please keep being you and spreading good as we need more of that. I like to pay it forward through “random acts of human kindness” which can simply be a smile or a nice comment to someone. Sending love to you!
Last vid is getting “Ice blonde hair” lol idk only thing I can think of that would be the joke.
The 1st girl thoooo.. she so gorgeous so she rocks being bald fr
The gal w/ the shaved ‘do looks like an ancient Goddess/Queen. It’s a badass look on her. 👑
A lot of "ancient queens" actually weren't all that "beautiful".. For example cleopatra was nothing like she has been portrayed - she has been portrayed by MEN as being ridiculously beautiful to severely down play her political and intellectual intelligence and power- basically men have written history about her to imply she only ever had power bc she was so beautiful that her beauty seduced the men and then those men gave her her power- which is far from true (she had a lot of power bc of her intellect and extreme fortune and had she not politically made ridiculously smart moves and combined with the Romans, the Romans wouldn't have had their reign of domination last). It has been proven via ancient coins that many would consider her "ugly" today ... She was a woman who fought against discrimination to claim the throne as a woman in a mans position... Image doing all that she did without favor of the people (who of course eventually got behind her bc she was an amazing leader who cared about her people)
So many black women unfortunately have hair and scalp damage, in many cases permanent, because there's still not enough information in the community. We aren't usually taught how to care for our hair and scalps like so many nonblack women are from birth. So many of us grew up with high heat and harsh chemicals on our heads, way-too-tight styles, fake hair or other people's hair put on top of our own, it's really messed up.
Sounds messed up. People should embrace their natural hair more. I use semi-permanent hair dye but wouldn't wear tight braids, weaves or wigs. It's easy for me to talk as I have easy maintenance straight hair and I've heard afro hair is hard to take care of.
Vanessa G Afro hair isn't more difficult, black people just aren't taught how to care for our hair from birth, we're instead taught to hate it and see it as a challenge to overcome. Comments like yours illustrate perfectly the stigma attached to afro hair. How can black people embrace their hair when everyone else reaffirms the belief that the hair is a problem just for existing?
Vanessa G Easy for you to say when you aren’t part of the black community and your hair lacks curls. We wear braids and sew ins as protective styles for our natural hair because our natural hair needs protection. It’s really easy for you to say when your hair is pin straight.
DarkLadyJade my 4c hair is definitely more challenging than average European/ Asian hair. Just the way it is.
@@pastelpepe she had already pointed out that "that's easy for me to say ect" no need to bag on her when she is attempting to be understanding of harder to manage hair types. Calm down Ms. Velocaraptor.
That girl is so positive that I honestly think she's more beautiful in my eyes now
This is EXACTLY why you need to do your research! Omg I would be so devastated, she has such a positive attitude about the whole thing, good for her!!
*She is still absolutely GORGEOUS with or without hair!* 💙💙
First girl's story is so sad/scary. She's taking the high road though and emphasizing that gorgeous face. 💕
I hope that the first girl's scalp damage is not permanent....
Ana Paula Cruz Chavolla I'm afraid so, imagine that scar on your legg, it Will get better but is seems impossible to completely dissapear
Bieke Elebaut it's so terrible that doing a simple procedure wrong could lead to permanent damage for someone...
Honestly, if I were her I would sue the woman who did it. She fucked up hardcore and didn't take responsibility for it at all.
I don’t think so, she posted a video update
Chi - I just watched it.what she said about the dermatologist made me think it wasn't permanent , but when she showed the hair growth pictures the scar was still visible so I don't know (still it's great that her hair is growing out well)
Some hairdressers honestly don’t care anymore as long as their making their coin nothing matters.
her face is honestly beautiful without hair its like she doesn't even need it
honestly the first girl should stay bald or keep her hair super short bc she really has the face for it
she does, her bone structure is so nice she still looks great even with no hair
But the scars on her scalp thooooo :c
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When she was touching the big pore. No mean to trigger anyone but I gagged.
Jikook Shipper uuuuuugh gave me shivers - also I swear army are everywhere
Same 😐
bro same, i was eating and i legit started feeling sick. Trypophobia🤢
Thanks for the warning tho I get creeped out easy... It's so sad that this happened😬
Jikook Shipper armyy💜
Her : " I take pleasure in screwing up my hair" Brad mondo "oh goood"
“It’s just hair” ~ crys after making a big discussion with her hair~
This poor girl. I think she needs to go to a dermatologist. She has an amazing attitude tho!
Jenny Ren That's what I was thinking. I hope there is a treatment.
She did, they recommended her a product which she uses. It’s working tremendously
That is why I braid my own hair
Cactus love the thumbnail QUEEN ✌️❤️
Ur profile pick is mood
Crusty Nala rlly
Cactus is it difficult to braid prickles?
Jk😂😂
Cactus I would if I could
What a beautiful person that first lady is. Bless her and her sweet attitude.
That first video just made me cry!! I can't even imagine what that must have been like for her when she found out.😢
JFC i want to have a chat with that first "hair stylist" where is she