I'm so happy that you're teaching her how to do her hair and keep up with it herself. my mom sadly left us when I was 11 and there was no one to do my hair. I ruined it and ended up cutting it all off at 15. luckily I've learned to like how my hair looks short but I've found out how to keep it healthy now and it's growing back. I'm 18 now so it's taken a while.
Tell baby girl there's nothing wrong with little girls wearing ponytails. I work at an elementary school and our girls rock their long ponytails with youth pride.
We need to be careful about how we talk about Afro hair type 4 in it’s natural texture in 2020 when it comes to young girls. I saw a video of a tiny little girl saying her hair looks ugly and her dad quickly corrected it by telling her she beautiful and her hair is beautiful. There are so many many new and beautiful hairstyles with type 4 hair that don’t involve straightening. Twist out, Bantu knots, braid out, buns, crown buns, french braid, loc’s, Afro, single braid/twists, cornrows to name a few. You can wear your hair in braids at any age it’s not just a little girl hairstyle. It’s a versatile protective style Please be careful about using heat on type 4 hair especially without a heat protectant because it will cause heat damage over time if you do that constantly. I did that in high school and collage and it broke my endz really badly. Even the blow dryer is to much heat and tension sometimes. If you want her endz to be protected the proven method is to keep them sealed away in a protective style. Basically that means the less you mess with her hair the more it will grow healthy. Just speaking from my own experience, you daughter looks lovely.
Thank you for your comment!! I did not say anything negative about her hair. I tell all my babies they are beautiful. They all love themselves and their hair!! This is my natural girl. If she can wear her Afro every day she would. I have done twist outs etc on her hair. However, they have to get redone every two days. She’s tenderheaded and she will not stand for it. She doesn’t like braids at all. Well more than two. She tried to cornrow and French braid when it’s straight. I did use heat protectant on her hair prior to blow drying. I showed me applying but didn’t mention it. At this time since I am trying to teach her how to shampoo and detangle and keep her hair up by herself she will cause a little damage as she learns and navigates through what she likes and dislikes and that’s ok. We’ve all done it. It’s just hair. It’ll grow right back. I’m here to make sure she doesn’t destroy it! I get everything you are saying though. Thanks for commenting and watching!
Seven Zen Hair I just want to be clear my comment wasn’t criticism on you at all 🙂, a lot of what I commented was based on my own hair experience. So I just wanted to warn other people too. I saw a few other videos including the one with the little girl before your so I was just saying in general we have to up lift our children. My younger sister is the same she not a fan of braids so I totally get where your coming from. It’s definitely all learning 👍🏾 I’m still learning lol 💕
2damecuteUK I know. I didn’t take criticism AT ALL. I agree we definitely have to uplift our babies. My mini is so conceited lol. It’s my fault I tell her and my others they are beautiful exactly how they are! Don’t worry, I enjoy reading comments and thoughts!
Chiquita Green I only use this product on natural hair. It’s a conditioner. It works great on my daughter dry hair so I use it when it’s lack a lot of moisture. Works wonders.
That was one healthy trim!! I need that in my life sooo bad but I don't trust anyone to do it lol. Her hair is going to flourish! & She's such a beautiful girl
I'm an Elementary Teacher in Detroit and I can see the children of cosmetologists a mile away. Over the 15 years of my career it has started to equalize, I mean the cosmo kids are always on point but year after year more and more girls show up in protective styles and their hair overall is longer and healthier. I mentioned this to the assistant principal and she gave credit to a healthy competition between the mothers that benefit the children but I think it's videos like this that take the unknown out of the equation. That's god's work.
A Mommy In Time ok cool to know I should have looked it up but I didn’t think about maybe people wanting that info. I got this one like 15 year ago maybe longer. I saw some cute ones on amazon. I think I’m going to upgrade mine and give this one to one of my girls.
She’s definitely blessed with a thick head of hair!!! 🤩 The way I describe 4C hair (mine): Picture the spring in an ink pen, that’s 99% of my coils; Then imagine a bunch of springs like a slinky; Now try to comb them all as they’ve become twisted around one another like vines... Welcome to my world 🥵 I have a much better understanding of my hair and it absolutely appreciates sleeping in the conditioner, it makes the tackle the next day a lot easier 💁🏽♀️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Your daughter is a beauty! Her hair is so healthy and so beautiful! You do a great job with it. And, in time, she will get the jist of taking care of her hair. One day, she's just gonna start doing it and you'll notice it and I'm sure will be super happy and proud of her. Take care! Stay safe!!!💕🙏🏽💋
I can’t wait until she does. If it was up to her it’ll be a fro every day! Pick it and go!! She loves it though and she’s getting older so she’s seeing value in caring for it and I’m happy. Thanks for always watching. I appreciate you!
Seeing this beautiful babygirl get her ends “bumped” at the end of the video gave me so much joy. Lol bumping the ends is like a rite of passage for a little black girl 😂 and Mom you did such a good job on everything. However, coming from a fellow tender head, I can tell you are little heavy handed lol I’m almost 30 now and have not grown out of my tender headed-ness.
She is too cute!! I loved seeing her joke around in the video!! I love seeing kids be kids and not acting all grown And she has BEAUTIFUL hair!!!!! 😍😍😍
all that hair to be tender headed?!! the nerve of the hair gawds 😂 I would tackle her hair yourself on Wednesdays and Sundays. it gives her enough days a week for her to learn her own hair but still allows you to give it the proper tlc to combat her split ends and a silk pillow case. that helped me a lot with my ends.
😂😂 ikr! My 16y has a tighter curl pattern than this beauty and is also tender headed I be like God help both of us its a struggle but we've made it this far. The struggle is real for her she gets frustrated alot but I'm trying to teach her cause l won't always be around.
So glad that you posted this. I rarely seen anyone post children of that age. My daughter is 11 and I flat iron her about every 2 weeks for the same reasons. Please do more!
I appreciate you. It’s easier to do it this way as I teach her how to care for it. As she learns then we can transition into teaching her natural styles. Right now she can’t manage all this hair. Especially being tenderheaded 😂 she rather hide. I will post more! Thanks for watching.
A lot of stylist that i follow have stopped posting videos featuring children (not related to the new TH-cam restrictions). One guy i followed stopped using them for vids after a few people made bad comments on a video he had of a little girl's hair.
She is sooo beautiful. I remember dealing with extremely thick long 4B hair when my daughter was young. I NEVER put relaxers in her hair as well. I had to daily maintain it so it wouldn't get tangled and knotty due to daily sweating in gym class and product build-up.
I think you did an excellent job on her thick tresses cutting the see through ends. I think that she will do very well learning how to handle her beautiful hair with your guidance.
I think her curl type is 4a/4b combo, just some people would mistake her curl type bc of her texture and density which are completely different things .
Buy all the Affirm products on Amazon. No license needed. Doll is a beauty. Beautiful hair. There are so many ways to style this hair texture. That's the beauty in it. Great job mom!
Thank you!! That’s great when I looked online I only saw stores I never heard of selling it and I don’t trust them. I see now avlon has a store in there. I’ll update my comments. Thank you again!!
I knew she was your daughter before I headed to the description box for confirmation. She is seriously just way too and I can tell she has an amazing personality and she doesn't let much if anything get her down.
Her hair looks so good I just hope she doesn't get heat damaged. Every 2 weeks is kinda close, can cause dead hair to develop quicker. Beautiful hair n beautiful daughter tho
I find the typing system helpful not necessarily for products but to describe my hair and what type of techniques stylists should expect to use and be experienced in before I see them. I don't expect everyone to know how to treat my natural hair automatically because they have to learn my individual needs. But what's frustrating is telling a stylist (I've only been to black women mind you) that my hair is very healthy thick 4c and getting a quote and being told yes they do all hair, only to go in and they're completely unprepared with tools they need and act shocked and appalled upon seeing me. At the worst, they look at me and say oh you didn't tell me it was this much (my hair is always shoulder length or shorter) are you sure you don't want a perm etc it's gonna be extra and then they halfheartedly do my hair while constantly complaining about how thick it is. At the best, they praise my hair and talk about how envious other women would be but they still get intimidated because they didn't have the experience with 4c hair that they claimed to. My hair isn't half as difficult as the stigma that comes with the look of it's volume but when I say 4c I want you to understand that you can't come to me with just a spray bottle and some gel, I'm not even asking for that look lol. Your daughter is so lucky to have your knowledge, hands, and support cause for the rest of us it's hard out here finding someone who's really about it! 🙌🏽✊🏽
Yup that’s the only reason I use it. I know of a client says she has thick 4c hair I need to book an extra 30-45mins just to be sure. You don’t even know how many women have told me everything you mentioned. It’s sad. I actually love the thick hair better because it’s a nice transformation even if it’s a wet set and they clients are more appreciative because they didn’t have to be the ones to do it lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Yeah, I don't find hair typing to be that helpful either in terms of products, or at least, things people think of as absolutes just aren't. I don't have much trouble finding shampoos or conditioners that do well for me, so that's kind of something a lot of people think is gospel that just isn't my experience. I don't have to detangle. And just getting my hair wet makes me ready to restyle it. I also don't have issues with dryness. Yet I have thick, afro textured hair, which many people assume I spend hours detangling or spent years growing. Since people love to ask me what I do, I have to always add, look, most of what I do isn't what other ppl tell you "works"...
Right!!! Everything doesn’t work the same for everyone. Products or/and techniques are unique to each of us. Sometimes our routines need to change every few weeks cause our hair gets tired of it so the grading to me is really just a description.
✂️So thorough! ❤️That’s why you’re my stylist! 💅🏼💇🏼♀️💆🏼♀️. Your daughter looks so pretty!😍. Can’t wait to see you whenever things are back to normal. Erica
See that’s good. I alternate with DC for my daughter. This one lady on here telling me I’m telling people stuff to ruin their hair 😳 IM like ma’am I’m just telling you what works got me. It’s up to people to decide what they want to try. I’m glad you think it works for you as well. Thanks for watching!
Seven Zen Hair my hair is exactly like your daughter, down to the ends lol. Try hot oil treatments on her hair. That’s what I do after a treatment. It balances out my hair.
She has beautiful hair!!! I was wondering though could putting heat on her hair twice a month damage her hair in the long run? I remember that age and wanting to have straight hair, but as an adult, I realize how much damage I was doing to my hair by putting heat on it that often.
I'm a cosmetologist as well with a twelve yr old and i make sure i keep heat protection and a good leave in conditioner to maintain good healthy hair. I flat iron her hair twice a month using no more than 400 degrees and she has no heat damage.
Girl... I have 4c hair. Possibly 4d if that was a type. LOL! I have to take ibuprofen b4 I get my hair done. Can't stand when people say I'm tender headed. Yo.. if someone's pulling on your head you lose yiur mind too. People just heavy handed. Lol... I tell hairdressers my type b4 I get there. I won't even go into details about the one that tried to blow dry my hair with a wire brush. Omg.. I spoke to jesus that day. I got up m stopped her. But my one suggestion. Mane n Tail are awesome products. Hairdressers have me bring that detangler. My mom kept my end plaited. If I curled I used end paper. Our ends tangle easily. I'm so happy about all the styles for our hair now. In the pass it was only straightening or relaxing it. I hated that. I have not had a perm in over 20 yrs. I love how you teaching your daughter how to do her hair.
Lmao I love your personality. I am tenderheaded as well. I cry when my stylist does my hair for me. Like for real tears lol. Because of that I’m super light. My clients fall asleep when I’m doing their hair. I’m going to try mane n tail. I use to use it in my hair when I was younger. I forgot all about them. Thanks for your comment.
Peppermint oil helps me with my tender scalp. I don't know that she is is 4C. I think you should visit @iamblackgirlcurls instagram digital salon and their facebook page to learn about her curl pattern and how to set it. It doesn't have to be painful. They teach twist outs and wash and goes mainly.
Thank you for the resource. I will check them out. I know how to do her hair. I’ve done twist outs and flat twist etc on her hair. I will actually film a few now. She doesn’t like getting her hair done at all. It doesn’t matter how gentle I am. So I’m teaching her to do it herself! Having her learn to style it while straight is easier for her since she has soooo much hair. When she get use to having her hands in it I will teach her wet and natural styling. I didn’t know peppermint oil could help for that. I will definitely give it a try. Thanks for watching!
When my daughter was little she got weekly conditioning treatments had her trims on a schedule and her hair was down her back. When she took over at 12 she knew how to wash, condition, and flat iron her hair. I would have been mortified as a parent to have my daughter out here with broken off edges.
Seven Zen Hair yes. My daughter couldn’t wrap her hair so she would take a little moisturizer to the ends and hairline put a scarf around bandana style a flexi rod on the end and a bonnet. Easy low maintenance
My ends are thick and I cut them often but they’re ALWAYS split no matter how much or often that I cut. It has been my issue my entire life and don’t know what to do. Now I just accept them and deal with it lol
Your daughter has a lovely head of hair. I am not into the hair grading system it is outrageous. Hair is either curly, wavy or straight. Dry, normal or oily and that's it really. Humans are always trying to bring in some foolish system to divide and conquer.
Good morning, for Black people there will always be a difference with their hair, skin color, body types, there’s no way around it. Some people call it nappy, coarse, tight curls, curly, and it depends on how it’s worded and where the person is from. Then, there’s people who are not nice and may say rude and awl full things. These are the times we’re living in. The Bronx New York stay Coronavirus free
Beautiful. Wish I could cut like you. I have the basics still practicing. I need that heating cap though. Going to look for one. Thanks for talking about gels. I believe it dries out my hair as well and cause itches. I’m not using it like I use to as well. Edge controls just feel like gunk I’m my hair as well. So staying away from that a well. Thanks your video is the truth.
Thank you for such a nice comment. Yes those things can really dry out your edges. I love the Keracare edge tamer. It works well and I haven’t noticed any damage or problems with it. Doesn’t cake up. Keep practicing. It gets easier. Thanks for watching!
Ok let’s discuss... the affirm can be bought in the beauty supply, second its a certain type of conditioner which is protein. Using a protein conditioner a lot with hair can cause a reverse damage so be careful. Second using excessive heat can lead to head damage no matter what hair texture. Just use google to help further.
Hi Ms. Toni. I purchased it from a professional store. When I checked google I only saw stores that I never heard of had it and I don’t ever steer people to places I’ve never used so instead since it is a professional product I told people to ask their stylist. I have since updated my description to state that avlon has an amazon store. That was yesterday before you saw the video. I never stated to use often and I never stated excessive heat doesn’t damage hair. I only posted what I did for my daughter and my thoughts. So what exactly am I using google for? And what did you want to “discuss”
Seven Zen Hair basically your using a product saying it works great but in reality this product can cause damage to anyone’s hair, the “discuss”part is if you don’t want to give all pros and cons on a product then don’t period. And using google for anyone including you that needed further information. Have a great day.👍🏾
It does work great for me. Anything you use can damage your hair. Everyone is different. All I did was give my opinion. It’s up to people to use or not use. I said what I wanted to say in my video. You realize you don’t have to watch my video right?!! I get plenty of people respectfully giving their thoughts that differ from mine and I love it! I will never understand people like you that go out of their way to be negative.
Your daughter has really thick and healthy beautiful hair. Great job, mom.
Thank you 😊
She's blessed with a beautiful head of hair.
Yes she is. I wish my hair was as thick as hers. Thank you!
She’s soo pretty her eyes are gorgeous
I'm so happy that you're teaching her how to do her hair and keep up with it herself. my mom sadly left us when I was 11 and there was no one to do my hair. I ruined it and ended up cutting it all off at 15. luckily I've learned to like how my hair looks short but I've found out how to keep it healthy now and it's growing back. I'm 18 now so it's taken a while.
I’m sorry to hear that. I’m glad you learned to love it and care for it!! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Stay encouraged! Take refuge in another motherly figure that NEEDS a daughter like you! Be blessed honey.
this is the “bump the ends” we all wanted as little girls getting our hair pressed lol
🤣🤣🤣
Exactly!!!!!! My mom had me coming out of the bathroom looking like james brown! 😩🤦🏾♀
Lmao. I died laughing bc before I saw the bump I knew exactly what you were talking about. Be looking like an old maid by the head.
@@TheHardestPill Lmaoooo damn that was funny because its true all them rollers lmao
What an adorable little girl. I'm so glad that you went back and trimmed the hair near her hairline - now THAT'S a thorough trim! Nice job, mom!
Tell baby girl there's nothing wrong with little girls wearing ponytails. I work at an elementary school and our girls rock their long ponytails with youth pride.
She likes ponytails that hang but not with any barrettes or beads. Problem is she can’t sit down long enough to not sweat it out lol
@@sevenzenhair67 lol
You daughter is so beautiful, just like her mother!
Aww thank you!
We need to be careful about how we talk about Afro hair type 4 in it’s natural texture in 2020 when it comes to young girls. I saw a video of a tiny little girl saying her hair looks ugly and her dad quickly corrected it by telling her she beautiful and her hair is beautiful.
There are so many many new and beautiful hairstyles with type 4 hair that don’t involve straightening.
Twist out, Bantu knots, braid out, buns, crown buns, french braid, loc’s, Afro, single braid/twists, cornrows to name a few.
You can wear your hair in braids at any age it’s not just a little girl hairstyle. It’s a versatile protective style
Please be careful about using heat on type 4 hair especially without a heat protectant because it will cause heat damage over time if you do that constantly. I did that in high school and collage and it broke my endz really badly.
Even the blow dryer is to much heat and tension sometimes.
If you want her endz to be protected the proven method is to keep them sealed away in a protective style. Basically that means the less you mess with her hair the more it will grow healthy.
Just speaking from my own experience, you daughter looks lovely.
Thank you for your comment!! I did not say anything negative about her hair. I tell all my babies they are beautiful. They all love themselves and their hair!! This is my natural girl. If she can wear her Afro every day she would. I have done twist outs etc on her hair. However, they have to get redone every two days. She’s tenderheaded and she will not stand for it. She doesn’t like braids at all. Well more than two. She tried to cornrow and French braid when it’s straight. I did use heat protectant on her hair prior to blow drying. I showed me applying but didn’t mention it. At this time since I am trying to teach her how to shampoo and detangle and keep her hair up by herself she will cause a little damage as she learns and navigates through what she likes and dislikes and that’s ok. We’ve all done it. It’s just hair. It’ll grow right back. I’m here to make sure she doesn’t destroy it! I get everything you are saying though. Thanks for commenting and watching!
Seven Zen Hair I just want to be clear my comment wasn’t criticism on you at all 🙂, a lot of what I commented was based on my own hair experience. So I just wanted to warn other people too. I saw a few other videos including the one with the little girl before your so I was just saying in general we have to up lift our children. My younger sister is the same she not a fan of braids so I totally get where your coming from. It’s definitely all learning 👍🏾
I’m still learning lol 💕
2damecuteUK I know. I didn’t take criticism AT ALL. I agree we definitely have to uplift our babies. My mini is so conceited lol. It’s my fault I tell her and my others they are beautiful exactly how they are! Don’t worry, I enjoy reading comments and thoughts!
@@sevenzenhair67 I did not know you can use Affrim on natural hair
Chiquita Green I only use this product on natural hair. It’s a conditioner. It works great on my daughter dry hair so I use it when it’s lack a lot of moisture. Works wonders.
Oh my gosh, she's adorable! Beautiful results!❤
Hey boo!!! Hope you are keeping safe!!! Thank you!
That was one healthy trim!! I need that in my life sooo bad but I don't trust anyone to do it lol. Her hair is going to flourish! & She's such a beautiful girl
Right!! I need the same. But don't trust anyone at this point.
I'm an Elementary Teacher in Detroit and I can see the children of cosmetologists a mile away. Over the 15 years of my career it has started to equalize, I mean the cosmo kids are always on point but year after year more and more girls show up in protective styles and their hair overall is longer and healthier. I mentioned this to the assistant principal and she gave credit to a healthy competition between the mothers that benefit the children but I think it's videos like this that take the unknown out of the equation. That's god's work.
People sleep on that old school conditioning heat cap. I've had this exact same model for 20 years! Works wonders
Lol yup. I’ve had mine for years. I LOVE it.
Lucky Spades I don’t know what I’ll do if my shorts. It’s been my baby for so long lol. Have you checked amazon?
Ulta, Sally Beauty and Amazon all have this brand and it looks fairly similar plus other companies have made similar caps !
A Mommy In Time ok cool to know I should have looked it up but I didn’t think about maybe people wanting that info. I got this one like 15 year ago maybe longer. I saw some cute ones on amazon. I think I’m going to upgrade mine and give this one to one of my girls.
@@sevenzenhair67 What is it called? A Heating Cap?
Your daughter is a beauty and her hair is lovely- healthy and thick.
Thank you! Thanks for watching
I want you to trim my hair. I looooovvve how you do a trim. Very detail oriented. ❤
She’s definitely blessed with a thick head of hair!!! 🤩 The way I describe 4C hair (mine): Picture the spring in an ink pen, that’s 99% of my coils; Then imagine a bunch of springs like a slinky; Now try to comb them all as they’ve become twisted around one another like vines... Welcome to my world 🥵 I have a much better understanding of my hair and it absolutely appreciates sleeping in the conditioner, it makes the tackle the next day a lot easier 💁🏽♀️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
CONTINUE TO EDUCATE HER ON HAIR & THAT SHE DONT NEED A RELAXER TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR👍💞💕💖
No relaxers. Well when she gets older it up to her but she loves her afro too much. Thanks for watching and commenting ❤️
Now that's a healthy trim. I like how you took your time. Great job.
Your daughter is a beauty! Her hair is so healthy and so beautiful! You do a great job with it. And, in time, she will get the jist of taking care of her hair. One day, she's just gonna start doing it and you'll notice it and I'm sure will be super happy and proud of her. Take care! Stay safe!!!💕🙏🏽💋
I can’t wait until she does. If it was up to her it’ll be a fro every day! Pick it and go!! She loves it though and she’s getting older so she’s seeing value in caring for it and I’m happy. Thanks for always watching. I appreciate you!
Absolutely! I'm here to stay!!!🥰🥰🥰
No video?? Just black screen.
I’m just seeing this I will try to fix
Seeing this beautiful babygirl get her ends “bumped” at the end of the video gave me so much joy. Lol bumping the ends is like a rite of passage for a little black girl 😂 and Mom you did such a good job on everything. However, coming from a fellow tender head, I can tell you are little heavy handed lol I’m almost 30 now and have not grown out of my tender headed-ness.
She is too cute!! I loved seeing her joke around in the video!! I love seeing kids be kids and not acting all grown
And she has BEAUTIFUL hair!!!!! 😍😍😍
Girl she dances alllllll day lol. Thank you
That trim was so relaxing to watch!!! Great job!💕
Thanks friend!! I hope you’re keeping safe!
@@sevenzenhair67 thanks. You too!😉
all that hair to be tender headed?!! the nerve of the hair gawds 😂
I would tackle her hair yourself on Wednesdays and Sundays. it gives her enough days a week for her to learn her own hair but still allows you to give it the proper tlc to combat her split ends and a silk pillow case. that helped me a lot with my ends.
😂😂 ikr! My 16y has a tighter curl pattern than this beauty and is also tender headed I be like God help both of us its a struggle but we've made it this far. The struggle is real for her she gets frustrated alot but I'm trying to teach her cause l won't always be around.
Those expressions at the beginning 😂 tooo cute!
Thank you. She’s a trip 😂
Ur daughter is so adorable. So much personality😊 beautiful hair to match that beautiful smile. Keep up the great work on her hair.
So glad that you posted this. I rarely seen anyone post children of that age. My daughter is 11 and I flat iron her about every 2 weeks for the same reasons. Please do more!
I appreciate you. It’s easier to do it this way as I teach her how to care for it. As she learns then we can transition into teaching her natural styles. Right now she can’t manage all this hair. Especially being tenderheaded 😂 she rather hide. I will post more! Thanks for watching.
Seven Zen Hair thank you!
A lot of stylist that i follow have stopped posting videos featuring children (not related to the new TH-cam restrictions). One guy i followed stopped using them for vids after a few people made bad comments on a video he had of a little girl's hair.
Her hair is very very very thick and healthy! Just imagine when it grows out a little longer, it’s going to be a lot to deal with!!!!
Beautiful hair and Beautiful little girl. I liked the way you did her hair. It was not only age appropriate but fitting for her hair type.
Thank you I appreciate your comment
Very nice and healthy. Your daughter is beautiful and very lucky to have a great mom and a hair stylist like you!
Thank you ❤️
@@sevenzenhair67 your welcome
Your child is gorgeous, those sparkly eyes and skin... Nice hair..
Thank you much ❤️
She's soooo beautiful , god bless her heart
What a beautiful head of hair! She's beautiful God bless her! Lucky she has the best hair stylist and mom ❤❤
Thanks friend!!
What a pretty little princess. Oh, I see her little highlights in the front lol.
Lol yes it’s grown out now but it’s been every color. Thank you!
Thanks mom for advice on how to do hair!
Your daughter is blessed to be pretty with a beautiful head of thick healthy hair!!
She is sooo beautiful. I remember dealing with extremely thick long 4B hair when my daughter was young. I NEVER put relaxers in her hair as well. I had to daily maintain it so it wouldn't get tangled and knotty due to daily sweating in gym class and product build-up.
Yes I’ll never put a relaxer in her hair. She just has to learn. She’ll get it. She has learned so much already
Your daughter is so beautiful, her hair is cute
I think you did an excellent job on her thick tresses cutting the see through ends. I think that she will do very well learning how to handle her beautiful hair with your guidance.
Great job and she is adorable and funny great sense of humor
Thank you ❤️
Her hair is thick and beautiful,like Rudy Hustable.
Lol yes it it!! Thank you!
I think her curl type is 4a/4b combo, just some people would mistake her curl type bc of her texture and density which are completely different things .
I agree I definitely think she has more than one texture. Thank you for responding
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Doll is a beauty. Beautiful hair. There are so many ways to style this hair texture. That's the beauty in it. Great job mom!
Thank you!! That’s great when I looked online I only saw stores I never heard of selling it and I don’t trust them. I see now avlon has a store in there. I’ll update my comments. Thank you again!!
I knew she was your daughter before I headed to the description box for confirmation. She is seriously just way too and I can tell she has an amazing personality and she doesn't let much if anything get her down.
Thank you so much!
Her hair looks so good I just hope she doesn't get heat damaged. Every 2 weeks is kinda close, can cause dead hair to develop quicker. Beautiful hair n beautiful daughter tho
Beautiful happy child! Great job mom
I find the typing system helpful not necessarily for products but to describe my hair and what type of techniques stylists should expect to use and be experienced in before I see them.
I don't expect everyone to know how to treat my natural hair automatically because they have to learn my individual needs. But what's frustrating is telling a stylist (I've only been to black women mind you) that my hair is very healthy thick 4c and getting a quote and being told yes they do all hair, only to go in and they're completely unprepared with tools they need and act shocked and appalled upon seeing me. At the worst, they look at me and say oh you didn't tell me it was this much (my hair is always shoulder length or shorter) are you sure you don't want a perm etc it's gonna be extra and then they halfheartedly do my hair while constantly complaining about how thick it is. At the best, they praise my hair and talk about how envious other women would be but they still get intimidated because they didn't have the experience with 4c hair that they claimed to. My hair isn't half as difficult as the stigma that comes with the look of it's volume but when I say 4c I want you to understand that you can't come to me with just a spray bottle and some gel, I'm not even asking for that look lol. Your daughter is so lucky to have your knowledge, hands, and support cause for the rest of us it's hard out here finding someone who's really about it! 🙌🏽✊🏽
Yup that’s the only reason I use it. I know of a client says she has thick 4c hair I need to book an extra 30-45mins just to be sure. You don’t even know how many women have told me everything you mentioned. It’s sad. I actually love the thick hair better because it’s a nice transformation even if it’s a wet set and they clients are more appreciative because they didn’t have to be the ones to do it lol. Thanks for watching and commenting!!
Yeah, I don't find hair typing to be that helpful either in terms of products, or at least, things people think of as absolutes just aren't. I don't have much trouble finding shampoos or conditioners that do well for me, so that's kind of something a lot of people think is gospel that just isn't my experience. I don't have to detangle. And just getting my hair wet makes me ready to restyle it. I also don't have issues with dryness. Yet I have thick, afro textured hair, which many people assume I spend hours detangling or spent years growing. Since people love to ask me what I do, I have to always add, look, most of what I do isn't what other ppl tell you "works"...
Right!!! Everything doesn’t work the same for everyone. Products or/and techniques are unique to each of us. Sometimes our routines need to change every few weeks cause our hair gets tired of it so the grading to me is really just a description.
She is so pretty and her hair came out great
Love this! My little beauty will be 10 this year and I'd love some ideas for in-between ages styles!
Too cute..Beautiful Young Lady 🤗
She is soooo pretty!
Awesome hair and styling! Beautiful!
Thank you!
✂️So thorough! ❤️That’s why you’re my stylist! 💅🏼💇🏼♀️💆🏼♀️. Your daughter looks so pretty!😍. Can’t wait to see you whenever things are back to normal. Erica
Thanks love! 💕 prayerfully we’ll be back to normal soon. See you soon! stay safe!
that trim was everything!!! i need this.
Beautiful hair.!! She's so curious about real-time observation!! Lol
Lol thank you
This was so relaxing to watch! Beautiful results!
Thank you for watching
Beautiful. I need a detailed trim just like this. I have climbing split ins. 😔
This are the worst. You have to be diligent when working on getting rid of them
I get reconstruction treatments regularly and my hair has never been thicker! I’m natural too.
See that’s good. I alternate with DC for my daughter. This one lady on here telling me I’m telling people stuff to ruin their hair 😳 IM like ma’am I’m just telling you what works got me. It’s up to people to decide what they want to try. I’m glad you think it works for you as well. Thanks for watching!
Seven Zen Hair my hair is exactly like your daughter, down to the ends lol. Try hot oil treatments on her hair. That’s what I do after a treatment. It balances out my hair.
She has beautiful hair!!! I was wondering though could putting heat on her hair twice a month damage her hair in the long run? I remember that age and wanting to have straight hair, but as an adult, I realize how much damage I was doing to my hair by putting heat on it that often.
I'm a cosmetologist as well with a twelve yr old and i make sure i keep heat protection and a good leave in conditioner to maintain good healthy hair. I flat iron her hair twice a month using no more than 400 degrees and she has no heat damage.
She's so pretty!!!
Your hair is stunning girl!
🥰😍👏👏
Lucky mom; beautiful daughter= God is good.
Look at her feelin herself! Yasss queen.
Lol always
What a beautiful girl and her hair is gorgeous
Thank you so much
So cute 😊 keep up the good work. She'll learn how to get her hair together just takes time
The grading system is only for the type of curl the hair has. It says nothing about texture, density, thickness, or porosity.
It looked so healthy after the trim!!
Thank you
Her hair is so beautiful 😍 and you do a great job on it! ♥️♥️
She has a beautiful hair 😍
Man do I know the struggle of trying to get hair into a shower cap
She’s so adorable beautiful hair.
Thank you!
Yw
She is lovely.
Thank you
Nice job, mom. Her hair is gorgeous. Mine is thin and scraggly. Wished you were my stylist. 👩🏾✂
Thank you. I wish I was too 😉
Girl... I have 4c hair. Possibly 4d if that was a type. LOL! I have to take ibuprofen b4 I get my hair done. Can't stand when people say I'm tender headed. Yo.. if someone's pulling on your head you lose yiur mind too. People just heavy handed. Lol... I tell hairdressers my type b4 I get there. I won't even go into details about the one that tried to blow dry my hair with a wire brush. Omg.. I spoke to jesus that day. I got up m stopped her. But my one suggestion. Mane n Tail are awesome products. Hairdressers have me bring that detangler. My mom kept my end plaited. If I curled I used end paper. Our ends tangle easily. I'm so happy about all the styles for our hair now. In the pass it was only straightening or relaxing it. I hated that. I have not had a perm in over 20 yrs. I love how you teaching your daughter how to do her hair.
Lmao I love your personality. I am tenderheaded as well. I cry when my stylist does my hair for me. Like for real tears lol. Because of that I’m super light. My clients fall asleep when I’m doing their hair. I’m going to try mane n tail. I use to use it in my hair when I was younger. I forgot all about them. Thanks for your comment.
She looks so happy! Good job mom
Your daughter is beautiful, ( super cute),....her hair is lovely and you did a wonderful job on it 😘
Your daughter is adorable!😊
Thank you
Peppermint oil helps me with my tender scalp. I don't know that she is is 4C. I think you should visit @iamblackgirlcurls instagram digital salon and their facebook page to learn about her curl pattern and how to set it. It doesn't have to be painful. They teach twist outs and wash and goes mainly.
Thank you for the resource. I will check them out. I know how to do her hair. I’ve done twist outs and flat twist etc on her hair. I will actually film a few now. She doesn’t like getting her hair done at all. It doesn’t matter how gentle I am. So I’m teaching her to do it herself! Having her learn to style it while straight is easier for her since she has soooo much hair. When she get use to having her hands in it I will teach her wet and natural styling. I didn’t know peppermint oil could help for that. I will definitely give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Once again you out done yourself mom great job👍🏾
Thank you
When my daughter was little she got weekly conditioning treatments had her trims on a schedule and her hair was down her back. When she took over at 12 she knew how to wash, condition, and flat iron her hair. I would have been mortified as a parent to have my daughter out here with broken off edges.
She took over at 12 that’s beautiful. I’m trying to get my daughter there. She’s getting there. Good job!!
Seven Zen Hair yes. My daughter couldn’t wrap her hair so she would take a little moisturizer to the ends and hairline put a scarf around bandana style a flexi rod on the end and a bonnet. Easy low maintenance
I like that idea. She does ok when she wants. I’ll have her try this and see if she likes it better. Thanks for the idea
Her hair is beautiful!
Thank you
Great job and I like that you cut what was needed to be cut I would like to see you one day I live in NYC
Hi May. I look forward to meeting you. Thank you
Your daughter is beautiful!!
Thank you
@@sevenzenhair67 you're welcome beautiful!!! Keep up the good work.
Oh my she's such a beautiful young lady and her hair is 😍
Thank you 😊
Yeah, for sure not 4c, more like 4a. Beautiful beautiful hair ❤️
ToriOfTheNile i don’t think she is 4a. It looks like mine and it is far from 4a.I wish lol.
She definitely not 4A , 4a hair has more of a defined curl pattern
She's 4B
Your daughter is so pretty!
Thank you 😊
My ends are thick and I cut them often but they’re ALWAYS split no matter how much or often that I cut. It has been my issue my entire life and don’t know what to do. Now I just accept them and deal with it lol
I trim her ends a lot 😭 I have to find what works for her
Your daughter has a lovely head of hair. I am not into the hair grading system it is outrageous. Hair is either curly, wavy or straight. Dry, normal or oily and that's it really. Humans are always trying to bring in some foolish system to divide and conquer.
I agree!! Thank you and thanks for watching
very age appropriate as well as beautiful and healthy looking!
Thank you
Doesn’t look like 4C to me... curl pattern too loose
Beautiful !!!!!
Beauty supply stores where i live and amazon both sell affirm products
Yes I know that now lol. I updated in comments.
Good morning, for Black people there will always be a difference with their hair, skin color, body types, there’s no way around it. Some people call it nappy, coarse, tight curls, curly, and it depends on how it’s worded and where the person is from. Then, there’s people who are not nice and may say rude and awl full things. These are the times we’re living in. The Bronx New York stay Coronavirus free
Beautiful. Wish I could cut like you. I have the basics still practicing. I need that heating cap though. Going to look for one. Thanks for talking about gels. I believe it dries out my hair as well and cause itches. I’m not using it like I use to as well. Edge controls just feel like gunk I’m my hair as well. So staying away from that a well. Thanks your video is the truth.
Thank you for such a nice comment. Yes those things can really dry out your edges. I love the Keracare edge tamer. It works well and I haven’t noticed any damage or problems with it. Doesn’t cake up. Keep practicing. It gets easier. Thanks for watching!
Ok let’s discuss... the affirm can be bought in the beauty supply, second its a certain type of conditioner which is protein. Using a protein conditioner a lot with hair can cause a reverse damage so be careful. Second using excessive heat can lead to head damage no matter what hair texture. Just use google to help further.
Hi Ms. Toni. I purchased it from a professional store. When I checked google I only saw stores that I never heard of had it and I don’t ever steer people to places I’ve never used so instead since it is a professional product I told people to ask their stylist. I have since updated my description to state that avlon has an amazon store. That was yesterday before you saw the video. I never stated to use often and I never stated excessive heat doesn’t damage hair. I only posted what I did for my daughter and my thoughts. So what exactly am I using google for? And what did you want to “discuss”
Seven Zen Hair basically your using a product saying it works great but in reality this product can cause damage to anyone’s hair, the “discuss”part is if you don’t want to give all pros and cons on a product then don’t period. And using google for anyone including you that needed further information. Have a great day.👍🏾
It does work great for me. Anything you use can damage your hair. Everyone is different. All I did was give my opinion. It’s up to people to use or not use. I said what I wanted to say in my video. You realize you don’t have to watch my video right?!! I get plenty of people respectfully giving their thoughts that differ from mine and I love it! I will never understand people like you that go out of their way to be negative.
@@tonigonzalez2827 or use what's best for you. What works for another sometimes will not work for you. Get a damn grip.
Beautiful Queen she is. Well done mum. What straightener do you use and what is the brush called please?
Hi. Thank you. I use Paul Mitchell Neuro. As far as the brush I don’t remember 😫 Any strong paddle brush should do
Shorty popped the AirPods in on us 😂
I’m located in PA, I was wondering once the Quarantine is over could I book an appointment for this exact treatment? Press and blunt cut/trim ?
She has hair to die for! Wow!
Thank you
So cute and beautiful lovely job thank you❤️👍
Thank you ❤️
Excellent job mama.
Thank you ❤️