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They not supposed to been pulling her hair like that I don't know how she put up with two people doing that if she's tender headed I'm ready to go back to short hairstyles I can't really do it anymore and I'm ready to go back to short hairstyles
Try using Aveda products for straightening, section the hair to dry and tong, use tangle tamer brushes to detangle, use really SLOW passes of the tongs and chase with a brush. That will really help you to preserve the look for longer.
2 weeks without washing my hair is very disgusting, I have curly hair I wash it every two days, this woman's hair was full of dandruff and stinking, shameful.
I think he enjoyed the process which is why he didn't want to leave, he took the challenge and did it, now he can add this to his portfolio. You gave him a gift by allowing him to do your hair.
@@marathonbleu idk who the „y’all” you’re referring to is, but I do appreciate black hairstylists just as much as any others, if not more. People like Annagjid from Deeper Than Hair TV can do real magic, and their work really does help people. The hairstylist in this video is doing his best with hair he’s never worked on before, and black hairstylists are doing their best on hair they’re used to. I think there’s definitely enough space to support and appreciate both!
I think its a good trait for a hairdresser to realize they cannot handle certain tasks and be up front about it as opposed to just winging it and making a mess. He did great though!
Same. I realize that this could have been a mess if someone else wasn’t there. I’ve seen way to many vids in America where the hairstylist completely messed up a black persons hair cause they didn’t know what to do. But yea, I’m really glad this didn’t turn into one of those vids
Yeah black people hair is not easy to handle if you don't know what you're doing. My daughter's are mixed and it took some time to learn about how to do their hair. I actually like their hair best when it's naturally curly instead of flat ironed.
i agree that if they cannot do it they should let you know and if you are afraid to let them touch it then go elsewhere, but after that they should go take a course and learn how to do it so they can expand their customer base
@@misspiggyASMR You do realise he will barely ever see a black person there dear?! Outside of the U.S Military types who tend not to hv long hair..🤗💜🙏💜
You both were a good sport for this appointment. The fact that he accepted the challenge and you were willing to be ridiculed or judged and posted online anyway. You're both brave for it. You have beautiful hair, by the way. God bless you
Yeah! He moved up to top beautician after that day. They gave him a raise and said he is the best of them all. His name is going around in all salons now.
@@KerrasJournal You should invest in the Rev Air dryer. It will cut the time in half. Each piece that you put in the dryer will only be for 90 seconds or less. Give it a thought. They even made it affordable to purchase.
@@Maderlololohio Thas my GIRL! I love her videos too! I don't think the voltage isn't as high there, like the heat tools don't go to the same temps we have here in North America and Europe, who KNOWS??? I DO know she got some HEAT damage and lost a LOT of hair behind that visit. I thought she'd speak up more and TELL them to section her hair and THEN detangle it in smaller pieces and straighten it in smaller pieces. She lost too much hair for my taste. They saw her hair and FORGOT all their formal training! lol! I was like NOOOOOOOOO! Step 1 is always to SECTION the hair in quadrants!!!! That's UNIVERSAL... she keeps her hair braided so I think it'll recover FAST. Her hair itself is beautiful!
I am just glad that he didn’t try to cut it off or stick chemicals in it to make it thinner. Your hair looks healthy! Definitely keep going back to this guy because you can tell her only get better with time.
He did really well, even in Nigeria, if you walked into the saloon with all that hair, the stylists would be a bit scared. They'll do the hair well, but the entire time the whole saloon will remind you of how long and full your hair is.
Dang. Honestly I’d take that as a compliment. I have an undercut (and a dramatic one) and if someone said my hair was full and long that would just make me happy. And please don’t relax your hair- it’s not that healthy for t
Your politeness was the best part. Some would've been bitching as if the hairdresser is the problem. You made me feel very proud my dear and your hair is lovely.
@@janiyaharielle8964 You have to take into account the general diversity of an area. For example, in an African country with a little population of straight hair people, how many hairdressers would bother to learn how to do straight hair? In Korea, where the main demographic are Asians, you shouldn't automatically expect that they would have education nor plentiful experience in dealing with curlier hair. Heck...if a Korean has naturally wavy hair, the hairdresser normally suggest for it be straightened as it is seen as normal.
I think it has something to do with the iron machine itself cause I jus watched a black hair dresser yesterday do basically the same thing and they only passed once which came out way better
Those irons are made for “Asian” hair, which is normally already straight so they actually don’t get that hot like the ones in the US can. They max out at lower temperatures.
Right that's when he gained my respect. He was hesitant but not rude to her. He let her know this is going to be a challenge but he's proactive about it. The topping on the cake???? Showing your other employees how to work with that type of hair. Showing humanity, showing professionalism and damn sure working for that tip. Hats off to this professional boss.
i know that is right! my mom used to lock me between her knees to keep me from escaping. i don’t like combing my own hair and i take great gentle steps!
@@lynnettelaroche4280 I was the worst my mom couldn't even lock me between her thighs, they had to call this man I was so terrified of in my neighborhood, he had to stand there and scare me thats the only way they could braid my hair 🤣🤣🤣.. they resorted to cutting my hair short so I grew up looking like a boy . I was electrocuted then taken to the hospital when my gran and mom come they found me in the boys ward 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm afraid to let people even touch my hair that hasn't handled its complex mess. So the fact you have 4C and he handled it that well, WOW. Also props to you for being so patient and handling the combing so well ❤ just found your channel and I am LOVING your personality. So sweet and kind ❤ keep being you boo 😊
Can we also talk about how kind, polite, and understanding this woman is? She's aware of the culture barrier and so understanding towards them for not having the experience and the right tools for her hair type. I probably wouldn't brush her hair like that, but she took it like a champ and was so understanding. Props to the hair stylist for not rejecting her and doing a great job and props to her for her beautiful personality 👏
"cultural barrier" fck that hair is hair. if you call yourself a "hair dresser" you should know how to do ALL hair types no matter where you live. there are 2 types of hair is this world it should be easy to learn both
@@wlnyuh2330 woke up on the wrong side of the bed? 😂 pretty sure there are some things other people expect you to know but you don't and you're probably not aware of them either. This is in a country that barely have people with that same texture so they wouldn't even think that they would need to learn it. A little open mindedness and understanding goes a long way. Now it would be a different story if this was in America. Things aren't just black and white buddy
@@wlnyuh2330 in a country where 99% of people are ethnicity Korean… the hairstyles should learn how do all hair? How would they learn and most of them would never have a client who had 4c hair? Foreigners account for about 3.5% of the population in Korea - but Chinese’s nationals account for more than 50% of Korean immigrants. And most the remaining immigrants are from Southeast and central Asia, lastly (mostly white) Americans account for the 3rd group which is about 6% of immigrants. So there’s a basically immeasurablely small group of Afro-Koreans who are biracial and even smaller of non Korean African descent population. Is it really realistic hairdressers would learn about hair they would most likely never work on?
@@wlnyuh2330 You sound incredibly naive and dumb as hell. First of all, I don’t know if you think everywhere in the world is like the United States but let me wake you up since apparently you’ve been living in La La Land; Korea is NOT a diverse place just as a lot of other Asian countries aren’t! Their population is 99% Korean (It is, google is free). They don’t have people of other races/ethnicities walking into their doorsteps everyday. It’s extremely rare. Why would they know how to do the hair of someone who is not from their country especially when their country is no where near diverse? You’d rather make this an issue instead of being realistic and seeing the world for what it is. The United States is not the entire world and the world doesn’t revolve around it. Not every place is known as a “Melting Pot” of different cultures. Not every place is diverse and will know how to deal with something they’ve never experienced. Not to mention you were dumb enough to say “there are two types of hair in this world” Gtfoh. There are well over 2 types of hair that 7 billion people have. Stfu and be real for 5 seconds, please and thank you 🥴🤦🏽♀️
Girl he could not stop running his fingers through your hair. That count of how many time he ran that flat iron to your roots was hilarious lol. Thay did an amazing job
It's because the flat iron is made for 'Asian hair which is already naturally straight so the temp wouldn't be hot so in order to get it straight he had to go through alot
@@rueontop123 "Made for Asian hair.. My gosh, you would think you had seen it all - but yet again, the Amer*can obsession with ra*e astonishes. The straightening irons are no different to those in the UK, they hv many of the same brands..🙄🤭🙏💜🇬🇧💜 Good on this man💫💜 who barely ever sees an African American person & hardly ever sees an African person, altogether. In the UK we hv many salons who specialise in 4c etc, but in Korea, mostly ppl are Korean, so not his fault. Good job, him🙏💜🇰🇷💜
This korean man did such a great job! He’s probably only ever done straight hair before and did this amazing of a job with patience. But ALOT of white salons in America refuse to even touch black hair. Wtf
@@vrynnie What? How are they Hair stylist if they don’t know how to do hair? If they are afraid of damaging hair they shouldn’t be hair stylist. It only takes putting in the effort. They put in no effort to learn how to do black hair that’s insane you can call yourself a hairstylist but can’t do certain types of hair? That’s like a doctor only seeing certain races. Or a dentist only working with certain teeth?
@@yallshouldbeashamed2643 when my mother went to college to learn about hairstyles they only though her about straight/wavey hair.... She had to learn by herself how to do black peoples hair, so I don't think in Korea they can find someone to teach them how to back people's hair, a lot of hairstyles don't know too not just in Asia
you were so polite and understanding. you didnt make it look like they were doing a bad job and you understood the culture barrier, thats literally so sweet n they did an amazing job !! subbing bc i wanna be ur friend ur just sweetest okay !11
I was in a foster home and this girl let me put tracks in her hair (I'm as white as they come!) We were poor and not allowed to go anywhere, so she just walked me through the process as I was doing it and we were both pleasantly surprised! I did a pretty good job my first time and she said she had a hard time doing it herself, so it worked out! There's definitely a culture barrier. All we have to do is communicate and understand each other.
Tracks are very easy to do though.. very very easy.. just glueing that’s all.. I think the culture barrier seems bigger than it actually is. Tracks and black hair and all of that it’s culture yes, but it isn’t impossible or hard to learn.. I feel like people try to make it seem harder than is
@@rawfermews4186 They were pretty easy to be honest. Just gotta part the hair right and ensure it's held in place or heated long enough from what I remember.
@@zizojikizinto They got to see the magic of shrinkage once your hair started reaching near your lower waist after flatironing your hair. I'd like to find the kind of masks you are wearing. It doesn't lay flat against your nose, you have breathing room.
Noo please this entire interaction was so gorgeously sweet, I could cry. A great learning experience for them, and it turned out so well! Far too cute omg 🥰
Her personality is so kind and caring. It made me smile when she was sitting there like a champ just there for the ride. The way she cheered the younger stylist on was applause worthy. I wish more people were like her.
Especially considering he said at the beginning that he hasn’t really had the chance to work with hair like yours, he did an amazing job! I also noticed how careful they were with the flat irons, they were really doing everything they could to make sure they didn’t hurt your hair! Hugs if you want one!
@s m This take is absolutely insane and ridiculous. "Hugs if you want one" is entirely fine and uncontroversial. I am begging you to go outside and touch grass.
I’m so happy with this comment section. I expected to see people dogging him for not having experience with a hair type he isn’t exposed to. Being Understanding is much better than blind rage.
Be understanding on both sides tho. Don't criticize her hair and call it Dumbo. That comment would have been hurtful to me as a customer. Black women have gone thru enough with our hair. We don't need anymore negative comments disguised as jokes.
@@theblacknationnews he was describing it as dumbo to metaphorically explain how big(fluffy/volume) her hair is. Having big hair can be a compliment as saying you have a lot of healthy fuller hair that makes it look big rather than thin low density hair. Ppl with thin straight hair still uses methods such as “teasing” their hair so their hair can look more fuller or bigger. I’m not dismissing that we get made fun of for our hair cuz we still do but in this case here I don’t believe he was being passive aggressive. If he thinks of her hair negatively I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t bother doing her hair, he admitted that he doubt he could do it at first but still tried which shows he actually had interest in doing her hair and shows how much passion he has for doing hair in general.
@@theblacknationnews He wasn't critisizing her hair or making fun of it. He was making a light joke at that point because with their work on her hair they had made it so incredibly fluffy and thick. Getting offended over everything doesn't help in any way. Some people will make rude and disrespectful jokes and those shouldn't be accepted, but it wasn't the case here. He wasn't making fun of her hair or her as a person, he wasn't laughing AT her but WITH her about the work they had done on her hair and what it made it look like.
Your pain tolerance must be top notch because the way they combed through your hair....I had to look away for a second lol 😭 but the end results were beautiful ✨
your voice is so cute! also don't know why ppl feel the need to criticize you in the comments for going to a salon that wasn't fully experienced in doing hair of your length at the end of the day it's your hair and decision, you know the possible risks of going and that's okay! that's what makes the experience of it fun seeing how ppl react and handle your hair and educating them on the way sounds like a bit of jealousy from these ppl to me tbh but anyways you're hair is literally gorgeous
I think people are obsessed with policing black women and their hair, especially if their hair is long, majority of the time it is probably out of jealousy. The whole thing with black women only having to do certain things with their hair because of the toxic natural hair community is annoying.
I loved that he knew the hair type. I'm sure he watched videos on how to do 4c natural hair, he did awesome. If I could I'd definitely give him more healthy tips 🙌🏽 #zoom-lessons
This is what kills me when people say blvk women don't have hair🙄We literally have HELLA hair, it just grows up & not down 👇 That's literally the difference! Also, because it's time consuming to style it down 👇 for 'acceptability' or 'professionalism' many bw just wear a weave, braids or lace wig....but the lie about us not having hair needs to be DEADED!!
@@aaAAA-- So you have NEVER in life heard a joke, reference or comment (by someone you know/don't know/online etc) about black women being "baldheaded"?? Having "nappy" hair? Wearing weaves and wigs because of said baldheaded nappiness? Lol you must live under a rock.. either that or you're full of shit 💯
@@jborrego2406 That's literally the first thing they try and say when the fuck any other race is having some type of problem with black women 🙄 the fact that it's not true is what's funny to me. I'm all for the "if it don't apply, let it fly" type of attitude but some of these b*tches really just need to be punched right in the mouth when they on that racist stereotypical bullsh*t...🤷🏽♀️💯💯💯
@@yourbeautifulnightmare4657 I've heard of black women wearing weaves and wigs because their real hair is difficult to maintain or beauty standards but never incapable of growing hair lol... I dont get out much and dont really have any friends who aren't related to me, so I guess I do live under a rock lol..
Yeah, I felt the same. Nest or no nest... just don't say anything. He is a stylist, he'll make the judgment whether positive or not, but let's speak positively about our hair. Own how big (your) hair is. It's not a lot... It's your beautiful Crown sis!! - Own it.
Your mom said my exact thoughts lol but I’m proud of you for allowing someone who knew nothing of your hair to do it & him for taking on the challenge. Amazing
He stepped up to the challenge and did a great job for his first time. He’ll probably be looking up tutorials on how to do natural hair for black women. 🥰🥰🥰
They did such a good job and were so professional about your hair type as well! Beeing honest about it beeing a new thing but still taking on the challenge when the customer gives you their trust is like top class! Always always strive to learn and learn by experience!
Lol honestly if I weren't wearing makeup I would have shed a tear or two. Yes, he did a really great job! Thank you for coming along on this ride with me.❤
@@edenolise3381 lol that would've been ideal but my anxiety wouldn't have it that way 😂 and yes the guy caught on that it was slightly easier that way.
Iits looked nice, i'm not a hair dresser, but I didn't see a smoothing hair product being applied for a better combing, before the blowdry or straighteninh
Love when she felt guilt for taking a while to get hers done and he said I’m a perfectionist my love, it’s okay ❣️ reassuring is truly everything in every situation
He did an beautiful job. I love how patient he was and wanted it to be to perfection. His willingness to do all that hair was exceptional. GREAT JOB MICHAEL!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Never in my life did I have any idea what black girls go through with their hair. My hair has always been limp, not curly, not straight, thin and basically ugly and unmanageable. But this hair is so different. I have a little granddaughter who is black. She has the cutest little springy hair I've ever seen and my white daughter does wonders with it. This is such an eye opener for me.
@Fe Caldwell I DO! Always good to learn something new. My little granddaughter is the sweetest, smartest, most beautiful little creature. Thank you for your kind words!
My daughter's hair was crazy one morning, I was running late for work and told my husband it was his job to fix her hair for preschool 😬,, he did what he could I suppose. At work I was absent minded thinking of my baby's hair, a costumer asked and I told her my worries,,, she understood, smiled and gave me advise about products and tricks for my daughter's hair (pink lotion was the thing many years ago) I followed her advise and it became easier for my daughter and I when doing her hair. I knew nothing about very curly- really full hair,, that lady was an angel in disguise 😊
Michael did such a good job for it being his first time . If he dramatically cuts down on the amount of passes, it would be an 100%. I hope he got a tip!
I loved how she looked with her natural hair style, right after she opened her hair in the beginning ♡ but anyways, natural or straight hair: what a beauty!!!
Thank you for going on this ride with me! There was no heat protectant used 😂 actually no product at all if I remember well. But I knew my hair was good when it was starting to revert on my way home lol.
@@nosiphosithole6187 Lol I agree. it probably would have helped with the frize afterward. but honestly, I have had way worse done to my hair so I'm never scared lol
@@KerrasJournal I was wondering about the protectant too! And just products in general. Next time definitely tell them to add some products in your hair, because it does wonders for mine. I usually use oil and heat protectant. If you're okay with however they do your hair I suggest you add some oil and anti frizz yourself when they're done. Then put your hair in braids or wrap it in a bun. I usually put it in a bun/braid if my hair starts to get too frizzy because it helps to flatten it.
Not sure if the hair got all the moisture and nutrients it needed but it looked gorgeous! Reminds me of a silk press. I'm so happy they didn't reject you and he accepted the challenge! I'm sure he felt super proud and gained a lot of respect! 👏 for both of you!
She seemed so sweet and the hairdressers were so polite and kind despite not having experience with her type of hair. They did an awesome job! This was wholesome to watch honestly
The length and volume of your hair is EVERYTHING! Your hair turned out great!!!! I think with a bit more experience and practice he can really start doing it perfectly! At least he didn’t give up on you and tried his absolute best!
Ahh yes! I know Justin. He is pretty popular among the expat community but I recently heard that he was back in the states. If he comes back maybe I will try out his silk press in the winter
This is actually good... People won't be judging African hair without knowing anything about it. You just challenged them in a good way and most probs they will be looking at an afro and remember the sheer length and volume hidden under those curls. Like most of black women's hair be reaching their waist but because of curls it is not really noticable 👏👏👏
Can I just say you are a brave woman. I don't think I will ever go to a salon again. As a 4c -er I have yet to go to a professional and not have them rip through my fragile hair. I'm glad you were pleased with your experience.
Yeah I had hair past my shoulders for the first time in my life. Decided to go to a salon and literally left crying. It was cut ridiculously short; soo much of my hair was pulled out and my curls didn't come back until 3 months later when I started using Korean products
Omggg yesss me tooo the way they was combining thru it I was like 😩😩😩😩 nooooo not like that y’all ripping her hair out. But hey they did they best and it turn out pretty good lol at least they didn’t turn her away
Even in my own country (Barbados), I do not like salons. We have been conditioned for so long into not loving our hair that I don't think they are ever trying to the best with my hair instead of trying to make me hair be something it is not.
The fact that they flat iron your hair out and gave you your length made it seem like they did a great job but the reality of it is they flat ironed your hair without any heat protection product or any product at all. Not to mention they used brushes on wet hair. Brushes on wet black hair is a definite no. Yes you are in Korea so you don't have access to a black salon, this is the perfect time to get to know your hair and take care of it yourself. Your hair is too beautiful to keep going there. DIY.... Do it yourself my sister.
Girl, you'd be in paradise if you went to a salon where they are used to curly hair. It's sooooo good to treat yourself with someone that knows how to treat you (or your hair)
Hair is hair. It is up to the individual stylist to continue practicing, and that requires CLIENTS to give them a chance to even try. Don’t think for a second that just because a stylist has straight hair, they CANT do any type of hair that lands in their chair!! The majority of cosmetologists today are REQUIRED to learn and practice on ANYONE who sits in that chair, you can’t refuse anyone who doesn’t have the hair type you happened to be born with. Most clients go to a salon for something they can’t do themselves.
GIRL. I can't believe you did this. I've noticed a lot of videos of natural black girls getting their hair done in Asia recently, and as I am a fellow 4c natural living in Japan, I am in the perfect condition to be next up, but you couldn't pay me to try this 😂 You're the first girl I've seen with long hair do it tho, and my hair is also nearly booty length, so you're the first I felt I could relate closely too; still I could never.
Lol I have been natural for 10+ years I had to spice it up. But I definitely understand where you're coming from,, it can definitely be... a journey. But I was bored and willing this summer haha.
I hear you, girl. Lol I think I'd try it though if I were Asia after doing some research. Like you guys I have that long, 4c hair too, but my hair EATS moisture, so it would take some strong heat to do real damage and it didn't look like their flat irons were as hot as they are here. Very little steam and her hair was still pretty kinky after like 5 passes lol I was impressed at the final results, but wasn't surprised she said her hair was already reverting back on her way home.
Sometimes another race can be better then your own. My baby had long thick hair but black women stylist half wash it leaving soap or conditioner on her scalp
We have to take into account that korea doesnt have many people with textured hair, so its clear that its not that they dont want to take their time and experience that hair type they literally don't come across it to get that repetition needed to be experienced dealing with this hair type...so I'm proud that they tried and didn't do half bad ❤️🌹
I had to hold my breath so many times through this lol! Especially when they were combing and brushing your hair and not starting from the ends :( How they kept trying to detangle it with their hands was hard to watch too!! I loved seeing your natural hair again and the straight hair turned out great!! He is very nice as well, I think you gave him a very unforgettable experience!!! Very very cool video!!
Thank you a bunch K 😘 Honestly it was definitely an experience but they truly worked hard and I was surprised at how the guy knew about my hair type. I just think length scared them😅
@@deedeegottyme3671 😅😅 Thought I was the only one who felt this way. Like she is GORGEOUS and her hair is to die for😍😍😍 but the way he pulled and ripped her hair on top of the many passes with no heat protection🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ like nah sis never again. I was out here having heart palpitations while watching.
@@deedeegottyme3671 They didn’t know any better, and they’re not used to her hair type. They were honest about their lack of experience with Kerra’s hair type and length.
When I was in the military, I loved getting my hait done in Seoul, RoK. There's a lot of them that know how to treat, style, and manage black hair. As a mattet of fact, some of them have lived in the U.S. and learned. They always made me feel good when I came through the door and would throw in a neck massage while you're getting your hair done, shout to Ms. Connie in Seoul if she's still living.....this was in the 90s
They Worked!! Korean People are genuis when it comes to almost anything, i just experince super professional cataract surgery at the Glory Seoul and the price was sooo much less for the Top Notch work. Thank you Dr. Kim.
200,000 won is $170.38 in us dollars.....dang! I was hella nervous watching this! I bet they didn't have many products for her hair type💯 Bravo to them for accepting her and doing their best 👏👏👏👏 I love it 💕 she is so sweet and beautiful ❤️
Just wanted to say that you're gorgeous and your natural hair looked beautiful as soon as you unbraided it ❤️ Have to admit that it was well worth the time it took and the team did a wonderful job.
I agree, I think 4C hair is so beautiful naturally without straightening or chemically treating. I can understand why people do it though, to try to manage the curls!
Honestly, after seeing you with your braids out, all natural and fluffy, I think you look really pretty that way. I’m not black and I’m not really familiar with what’s required to maintain your natural hair, but if you decided to keep it that way I don’t think it would be a bad choice at all, visually speaking.
I'm black, and I love how my hair looks when it's out but it really does take a lot to maintain...like a lot. I have to section it out and "finger detangle" each night and then braid it to make sure it doesn't tangle super badly. and that takes like a whole hour added to bedtime routine. I sometimes think I'm just gonna chop it all off one day
How much breakage did you get from the detangling process ? I was worried for you because they did not properly detangle your hair especially with using combs & pulling your hair apart in the process. You can get a lot of single strand knots from that which can end up in. Ask me how I know...😮
@@internationalspectrumcosme7142 I, had concerns regarding that as well... their methods of detangling, was not done professionally. Not trying to be a Critic.🙂
I live in the Caribbean when i flat ironed my hair in the salon i felt like repunzel, feeling myself an shizzzz but as soon as i stepped out side babbbbbyyyy pooofffffff afro, took 30minutes for my hair to revert but i loved my results, took lots of pics 😂😂😂😂😂 I'm glad you had wonderful open minded and polite people as your stylist, and i loved your results as well, i dont like my hair too straight, i love it fluffy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm Asian and I always admire this type of hair, i used to wish I can do it on my hair but I saw on the internet that copying their hairstyle is inappropriate and disrespectful.
Wow I’m so impressed! And I love that he turned it into a teachable moment. He was so sweet and truly cared about the health of your hair. What a great guy!
I’m an retired hair dresser myself for 13 years & he did do a great job being that this was his first time but I wouldn’t go back because there is so much importance in natural hair care. I just started locs after being natural since 2011. It’s a lot of up keep for long natural hair. But kudos for you my beauty & the stylist who did you hair 🤍🫶🏽
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They not supposed to been pulling her hair like that I don't know how she put up with two people doing that if she's tender headed I'm ready to go back to short hairstyles I can't really do it anymore and I'm ready to go back to short hairstyles
Try using Aveda products for straightening, section the hair to dry and tong, use tangle tamer brushes to detangle, use really SLOW passes of the tongs and chase with a brush. That will really help you to preserve the look for longer.
Y por qué no te lavabas el pelo hace 3 semamas?
I love how you used Rosalia's cute at the beginning of the video
2 weeks without washing my hair is very disgusting, I have curly hair I wash it every two days, this woman's hair was full of dandruff and stinking, shameful.
he sounded so nervous 😭 but proud of him for trying and not rejecting you. Hopefully they learn to section hair
Lol he most certainly was but I agree! I am so happy that he tried and conquered ^.^
my hair is similar too and when she said "I'd reject me too", I was like "same bih"
@@kingsaera aww😭
@@kingsaera someone gets me! Seriously, Wash day is more like wash days 😭 lol
Yup. Sectioning is everything for this hair type! Makes the work go faster and less tiring.
I think he enjoyed the process which is why he didn't want to leave, he took the challenge and did it, now he can add this to his portfolio. You gave him a gift by allowing him to do your hair.
Plus, he expanded his hair knowledge. Which also means he’ll be able to do other African hair types in the future and know at least what to expect.
I'm not sure why you would take a risk like that.
@@channonj5780 I mean, there's not really a possibility to get an actually disastrous result if they don't cut her hair or overheat the iron
Right!! 🖤🤗
@@annierminx Do you afro type 4 hair? I'm going to assume you don't based on your response.
The fact that you sat through that hair combing without getting teary eyed 😭
I know I would’ve been CRYING the way they were combing 😭😭
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Exactlyyyy.. i was like ohhhh myyy nutsss! She is not gonna have hair when they done. Guy in black started good and went weird at the end hahahaha...
@@talicecue aww lol
the fact that he even identified your type of hair??? seriously amazing. they tried their best and that’s what matters, glad you were kind to them!!
Probably searched kinky hair
Lmao. Why don’t y’all give blk hair stylists the same grace
@@marathonbleu idk who the „y’all” you’re referring to is, but I do appreciate black hairstylists just as much as any others, if not more. People like Annagjid from Deeper Than Hair TV can do real magic, and their work really does help people. The hairstylist in this video is doing his best with hair he’s never worked on before, and black hairstylists are doing their best on hair they’re used to. I think there’s definitely enough space to support and appreciate both!
It's not even 4c hair 😭 but it's okay
i mean, it’s literally his job, he studied for it. of course he knows all hair types 💀
He was proud of his work! Keep going to him, he'll get better with time
Yeah but what about her hair? She will lose it if she keeps going 🥺
@@tostadita._.6980 send him a video on how to and then keep going 😂
@@tostadita._.6980 STOPP 💀💀
I agree he should give her a discount everytime she comes because she's a returning customer all time she looks so pretty 😍
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She is the ABSOLUTE cutest when she says "I'm sorry, do you have another customer? I'm sorry." Those eyes! What a doll.
Awwwww you're so kind ☺ thank you so much for your kind words
Frrr so sweet
ik she looked so cute
Ikr so cute 😭
You have brave gurl you’re a champ, big luv y all,thx
I think its a good trait for a hairdresser to realize they cannot handle certain tasks and be up front about it as opposed to just winging it and making a mess. He did great though!
Same. I realize that this could have been a mess if someone else wasn’t there. I’ve seen way to many vids in America where the hairstylist completely messed up a black persons hair cause they didn’t know what to do. But yea, I’m really glad this didn’t turn into one of those vids
Yeah black people hair is not easy to handle if you don't know what you're doing. My daughter's are mixed and it took some time to learn about how to do their hair. I actually like their hair best when it's naturally curly instead of flat ironed.
I agree but you really only learn by doing, we need to get the homie Michael some wig heads
i agree that if they cannot do it they should let you know and if you are afraid to let them touch it then go elsewhere, but after that they should go take a course and learn how to do it so they can expand their customer base
@@misspiggyASMR You do realise he will barely ever see a black person there dear?! Outside of the U.S Military types who tend not to hv long hair..🤗💜🙏💜
You both were a good sport for this appointment. The fact that he accepted the challenge and you were willing to be ridiculed or judged and posted online anyway. You're both brave for it. You have beautiful hair, by the way. God bless you
You're so strong for holding back those tears, I would've been crying rivers with the way he was detangling your hair from the roots down
Like it's not even my hair but I was crying
the breakage😵
@@lagosbaby892 Sameee
That part made me watch it lol
I FELT your pain..the amount of times they went over with the flat iron sister girl you deserve a medal 🏅
Sis they will talk about doing your hair for years to come!! So beautiful.
Haha I will be known as the client with the hair that never stopped growing 😩😂
Yeah! He moved up to top beautician after that day. They gave him a raise and said he is the best of them all. His name is going around in all salons now.
@@MRSANN2010 for real?? Lol
@@MRSANN2010 oh dayum
@@KerrasJournal You should invest in the Rev Air dryer. It will cut the time in half. Each piece that you put in the dryer will only be for 90 seconds or less. Give it a thought.
They even made it affordable to purchase.
She was so kind during the whole process I really loved it
The amount of times he passed that straightener on your roots was stressing me out so much 😭😭
😭😭😭 His hands were like kinky curly KNOT today!
Ikr😭
Haha same!
Just no darling. See deeper than hair tv here on TH-cam. 1 pass only w hairdrywr and 1 pass w straightener and always a heat protectant.
@@Maderlololohio Thas my GIRL! I love her videos too! I don't think the voltage isn't as high there, like the heat tools don't go to the same temps we have here in North America and Europe, who KNOWS??? I DO know she got some HEAT damage and lost a LOT of hair behind that visit. I thought she'd speak up more and TELL them to section her hair and THEN detangle it in smaller pieces and straighten it in smaller pieces. She lost too much hair for my taste. They saw her hair and FORGOT all their formal training! lol! I was like NOOOOOOOOO! Step 1 is always to SECTION the hair in quadrants!!!! That's UNIVERSAL... she keeps her hair braided so I think it'll recover FAST. Her hair itself is beautiful!
I am just glad that he didn’t try to cut it off or stick chemicals in it to make it thinner. Your hair looks healthy! Definitely keep going back to this guy because you can tell her only get better with time.
Agreed! He has definitely improved a lot since my last visit and I can't wait to go back again
@@KerrasJournal please upload an updated video of him styling your hairrr
@@KerrasJournal please keep us updated!
But please, one pass with the heat tools! 😭
@@stealthis yes, and with some heat protection spray 🙌🏾
Props to ya'll gals in Asia having confidence to go to local salons. 😭😭😭
😂😂😂 lol we live for the adrenaline
Right! As much as I would be annoyed I would learn how to do every single style myself 😂🤣
I can imagine. If i was there i wont go to a hair salon
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there is african hair salons in korea esp itaewon, idk why she went this place lmaooo
he was so respectful and kind and he did quite well
He did really well, even in Nigeria, if you walked into the saloon with all that hair, the stylists would be a bit scared. They'll do the hair well, but the entire time the whole saloon will remind you of how long and full your hair is.
If this ain't the truth. They'll even try to convince you to switch to relaxers or loc your hair.
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Here in my country it's a compliment...if you have impressive hair...it will be gushed over ...and appreciated
Dang. Honestly I’d take that as a compliment. I have an undercut (and a dramatic one) and if someone said my hair was full and long that would just make me happy.
And please don’t relax your hair- it’s not that healthy for t
Dramatic as in you did a trim
Your politeness was the best part. Some would've been bitching as if the hairdresser is the problem. You made me feel very proud my dear and your hair is lovely.
Thank you!!!
Who else is the problem?
@@myswagobsession right like am I not allowed to be upset when supposed hair dresser can’t do all types of hair? Like didn’t you get your degree ??
@@janiyaharielle8964 You have to take into account the general diversity of an area. For example, in an African country with a little population of straight hair people, how many hairdressers would bother to learn how to do straight hair? In Korea, where the main demographic are Asians, you shouldn't automatically expect that they would have education nor plentiful experience in dealing with curlier hair. Heck...if a Korean has naturally wavy hair, the hairdresser normally suggest for it be straightened as it is seen as normal.
@@HorizonOfTheEra EXACTLY.
As a retired stylist, I think he was descent for his first time. Keep going so he can get used to your hair.
Lmao
I agree and probably take some heat protection with you.
She won't have any hair left!!
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@@BlessedToBeSaved333 exactly !!😭
6:44 "I'm a perfect person" so cute😊
I’m praying your hair doesn’t get heat damaged easily because Chile the amount of passes has me scared for you 😭❤️
I felt the same way. It would have been if it was a permanent press.
I think it has something to do with the iron machine itself cause I jus watched a black hair dresser yesterday do basically the same thing and they only passed once which came out way better
I doubt she’ll have damage because of the fact that they passed it so much means that the iron probably wasn’t hot enough
Me too!
Those irons are made for “Asian” hair, which is normally already straight so they actually don’t get that hot like the ones in the US can. They max out at lower temperatures.
The fact that he accepted though speaks volumes about his passion for hair 💕✨
Right that's when he gained my respect. He was hesitant but not rude to her. He let her know this is going to be a challenge but he's proactive about it. The topping on the cake???? Showing your other employees how to work with that type of hair. Showing humanity, showing professionalism and damn sure working for that tip.
Hats off to this professional boss.
#FACTS
She should of been the one who ran her Will be damaged
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Girl you made the black tender headed community proud, as a person who is black and also tender headed ur a warrior.
awww 🥰
That’s what I said. Lord I would have gotten up
Yes she did it for us
i know that is right! my mom used to lock me between her knees to keep me from escaping. i don’t like combing my own hair and i take great gentle steps!
@@lynnettelaroche4280 I was the worst my mom couldn't even lock me between her thighs, they had to call this man I was so terrified of in my neighborhood, he had to stand there and scare me thats the only way they could braid my hair 🤣🤣🤣.. they resorted to cutting my hair short so I grew up looking like a boy . I was electrocuted then taken to the hospital when my gran and mom come they found me in the boys ward 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm afraid to let people even touch my hair that hasn't handled its complex mess. So the fact you have 4C and he handled it that well, WOW. Also props to you for being so patient and handling the combing so well ❤ just found your channel and I am LOVING your personality. So sweet and kind ❤ keep being you boo 😊
Can we also talk about how kind, polite, and understanding this woman is? She's aware of the culture barrier and so understanding towards them for not having the experience and the right tools for her hair type. I probably wouldn't brush her hair like that, but she took it like a champ and was so understanding. Props to the hair stylist for not rejecting her and doing a great job and props to her for her beautiful personality 👏
"cultural barrier" fck that hair is hair. if you call yourself a "hair dresser" you should know how to do ALL hair types no matter where you live. there are 2 types of hair is this world it should be easy to learn both
@@wlnyuh2330 woke up on the wrong side of the bed? 😂 pretty sure there are some things other people expect you to know but you don't and you're probably not aware of them either. This is in a country that barely have people with that same texture so they wouldn't even think that they would need to learn it. A little open mindedness and understanding goes a long way. Now it would be a different story if this was in America. Things aren't just black and white buddy
@@wlnyuh2330 in a country where 99% of people are ethnicity Korean… the hairstyles should learn how do all hair? How would they learn and most of them would never have a client who had 4c hair?
Foreigners account for about 3.5% of the population in Korea - but Chinese’s nationals account for more than 50% of Korean immigrants. And most the remaining immigrants are from Southeast and central Asia, lastly (mostly white) Americans account for the 3rd group which is about 6% of immigrants. So there’s a basically immeasurablely small group of Afro-Koreans who are biracial and even smaller of non Korean African descent population.
Is it really realistic hairdressers would learn about hair they would most likely never work on?
@@wlnyuh2330 You sound incredibly naive and dumb as hell. First of all, I don’t know if you think everywhere in the world is like the United States but let me wake you up since apparently you’ve been living in La La Land; Korea is NOT a diverse place just as a lot of other Asian countries aren’t! Their population is 99% Korean (It is, google is free). They don’t have people of other races/ethnicities walking into their doorsteps everyday. It’s extremely rare. Why would they know how to do the hair of someone who is not from their country especially when their country is no where near diverse? You’d rather make this an issue instead of being realistic and seeing the world for what it is. The United States is not the entire world and the world doesn’t revolve around it. Not every place is known as a “Melting Pot” of different cultures. Not every place is diverse and will know how to deal with something they’ve never experienced. Not to mention you were dumb enough to say “there are two types of hair in this world” Gtfoh. There are well over 2 types of hair that 7 billion people have. Stfu and be real for 5 seconds, please and thank you 🥴🤦🏽♀️
@@TaebbO4 all i see is blah blah blah shi. i said what i said💩✊🏻🇺🇸
Girl he could not stop running his fingers through your hair. That count of how many time he ran that flat iron to your roots was hilarious lol. Thay did an amazing job
It's because the flat iron is made for 'Asian hair which is already naturally straight so the temp wouldn't be hot so in order to get it straight he had to go through alot
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Yea. My mom does that to but only cause my hairs stubborn. And it’s not even as curly as hers
Right-
@@rueontop123 "Made for Asian hair..
My gosh, you would think you had seen it all - but yet again, the Amer*can obsession with ra*e astonishes. The straightening irons are no different to those in the UK, they hv many of the same brands..🙄🤭🙏💜🇬🇧💜
Good on this man💫💜 who barely ever sees an African American person & hardly ever sees an African person, altogether. In the UK we hv many salons who specialise in 4c etc, but in Korea, mostly ppl are Korean, so not his fault. Good job, him🙏💜🇰🇷💜
Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This korean man did such a great job! He’s probably only ever done straight hair before and did this amazing of a job with patience. But ALOT of white salons in America refuse to even touch black hair. Wtf
Because they probably scared of damaging the hair. I think refusing is better than simply doing black hair and end up ruining it.
@@vrynnie What? How are they Hair stylist if they don’t know how to do hair? If they are afraid of damaging hair they shouldn’t be hair stylist. It only takes putting in the effort. They put in no effort to learn how to do black hair that’s insane you can call yourself a hairstylist but can’t do certain types of hair? That’s like a doctor only seeing certain races. Or a dentist only working with certain teeth?
Cuz Americans are rude asf
@@yallshouldbeashamed2643 when my mother went to college to learn about hairstyles they only though her about straight/wavey hair.... She had to learn by herself how to do black peoples hair, so I don't think in Korea they can find someone to teach them how to back people's hair, a lot of hairstyles don't know too not just in Asia
Yeah it’s the same in a lot of salons in England too :/
Your hair is absolutely BEAUTIFUL, with or without the straighting
you were so polite and understanding. you didnt make it look like they were doing a bad job and you understood the culture barrier, thats literally so sweet n they did an amazing job !! subbing bc i wanna be ur friend ur just sweetest okay !11
It's not just about culture they're not trained to do coily hairtype and know that they might not deliver a good result
@@hml25 thats true! thanks🫶
I was in a foster home and this girl let me put tracks in her hair (I'm as white as they come!) We were poor and not allowed to go anywhere, so she just walked me through the process as I was doing it and we were both pleasantly surprised! I did a pretty good job my first time and she said she had a hard time doing it herself, so it worked out! There's definitely a culture barrier. All we have to do is communicate and understand each other.
Amen to this! We are all human all that separates us is culture but hair is hair after all.
Tracks are very easy to do though.. very very easy.. just glueing that’s all.. I think the culture barrier seems bigger than it actually is. Tracks and black hair and all of that it’s culture yes, but it isn’t impossible or hard to learn.. I feel like people try to make it seem harder than is
@@rawfermews4186 They were pretty easy to be honest. Just gotta part the hair right and ensure it's held in place or heated long enough from what I remember.
@@mrsdragonite yes.. 😁 you are correct
@@rawfermews4186 ummmm no, if they were same culture, but no experience... you'd have to have good communication.
Maybe you want them just thrown in?
I can tell he was having a really good time perfecting your hair. He loved the challenge and personally I give it a 10/10!
He was enjoying himself fr! 😭😂😂
@@zizojikizinto They got to see the magic of shrinkage once your hair started reaching near your lower waist after flatironing your hair. I'd like to find the kind of masks you are wearing. It doesn't lay flat against your nose, you have breathing room.
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Noo please this entire interaction was so gorgeously sweet, I could cry. A great learning experience for them, and it turned out so well! Far too cute omg 🥰
Her personality is so kind and caring. It made me smile when she was sitting there like a champ just there for the ride. The way she cheered the younger stylist on was applause worthy. I wish more people were like her.
Especially considering he said at the beginning that he hasn’t really had the chance to work with hair like yours, he did an amazing job! I also noticed how careful they were with the flat irons, they were really doing everything they could to make sure they didn’t hurt your hair! Hugs if you want one!
@s m This take is absolutely insane and ridiculous. "Hugs if you want one" is entirely fine and uncontroversial. I am begging you to go outside and touch grass.
@s m shut up
@s m lmao what💀
@s m there are a thousand reasons this comment is insane but the primary one is that it’s replying to a fucking text-based hug
..ma'am. speaking as a person with 4 c... they were litterally ripping her hair out from the roots..
I’m so happy with this comment section. I expected to see people dogging him for not having experience with a hair type he isn’t exposed to. Being Understanding is much better than blind rage.
Be understanding on both sides tho. Don't criticize her hair and call it Dumbo. That comment would have been hurtful to me as a customer. Black women have gone thru enough with our hair. We don't need anymore negative comments disguised as jokes.
@@theblacknationnews he was describing it as dumbo to metaphorically explain how big(fluffy/volume) her hair is. Having big hair can be a compliment as saying you have a lot of healthy fuller hair that makes it look big rather than thin low density hair. Ppl with thin straight hair still uses methods such as “teasing” their hair so their hair can look more fuller or bigger. I’m not dismissing that we get made fun of for our hair cuz we still do but in this case here I don’t believe he was being passive aggressive. If he thinks of her hair negatively I’m pretty sure he wouldn’t bother doing her hair, he admitted that he doubt he could do it at first but still tried which shows he actually had interest in doing her hair and shows how much passion he has for doing hair in general.
So true
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He wasn't critisizing her hair or making fun of it. He was making a light joke at that point because with their work on her hair they had made it so incredibly fluffy and thick.
Getting offended over everything doesn't help in any way. Some people will make rude and disrespectful jokes and those shouldn't be accepted, but it wasn't the case here. He wasn't making fun of her hair or her as a person, he wasn't laughing AT her but WITH her about the work they had done on her hair and what it made it look like.
People should still be aloud to give constructive criticism tho without someone getting offended
Nah that’s actually incredible. That salon & staff deserves everything!
Your pain tolerance must be top notch because the way they combed through your hair....I had to look away for a second lol 😭 but the end results were beautiful ✨
Lol it wasn't any worse than if my mom did it herself. I just exaggerate 😂
@@KerrasJournal lol that's true
Seriously I had to cut my hair cause of how hard it is to comb it like I scream my house down every single time
your voice is so cute! also don't know why ppl feel the need to criticize you in the comments for going to a salon that wasn't fully experienced in doing hair of your length at the end of the day it's your hair and decision, you know the possible risks of going and that's okay! that's what makes the experience of it fun seeing how ppl react and handle your hair and educating them on the way sounds like a bit of jealousy from these ppl to me tbh but anyways you're hair is literally gorgeous
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I think people are obsessed with policing black women and their hair, especially if their hair is long, majority of the time it is probably out of jealousy. The whole thing with black women only having to do certain things with their hair because of the toxic natural hair community is annoying.
Majority of the comments are positive. I was surprised at the lack of criticism.
He is so nice😭😭😭 And he said it was his first time handling 4C hair.😱 He is definitely a perfectionist. Love to see it. 🥳
I loved that he knew the hair type. I'm sure he watched videos on how to do 4c natural hair, he did awesome. If I could I'd definitely give him more healthy tips 🙌🏽 #zoom-lessons
Wow! He was so sweet☺️ He treated you so kind and he loved the way your hair felt. It looks so soft❤
This is what kills me when people say blvk women don't have hair🙄We literally have HELLA hair, it just grows up & not down 👇 That's literally the difference!
Also, because it's time consuming to style it down 👇 for 'acceptability' or 'professionalism' many bw just wear a weave, braids or lace wig....but the lie about us not having hair needs to be DEADED!!
I've never heard of anyone saying black women dont have hair.. the things people think is crazy lol
@The DisaStarWars I live in the u.s. tho lol
@@aaAAA-- So you have NEVER in life heard a joke, reference or comment (by someone you know/don't know/online etc) about black women being "baldheaded"?? Having "nappy" hair? Wearing weaves and wigs because of said baldheaded nappiness? Lol you must live under a rock.. either that or you're full of shit 💯
@@jborrego2406 That's literally the first thing they try and say when the fuck any other race is having some type of problem with black women 🙄 the fact that it's not true is what's funny to me. I'm all for the "if it don't apply, let it fly" type of attitude but some of these b*tches really just need to be punched right in the mouth when they on that racist stereotypical bullsh*t...🤷🏽♀️💯💯💯
@@yourbeautifulnightmare4657 I've heard of black women wearing weaves and wigs because their real hair is difficult to maintain or beauty standards but never incapable of growing hair lol... I dont get out much and dont really have any friends who aren't related to me, so I guess I do live under a rock lol..
I know its a joke, but never talk bad about your hair. It is not a lint nest. It is actually big because its full of juicy secrets
Aww thank you for kind words! But I was referring more to how dirty my hair was and all the lint that was actually inside of it haha
Yeah, I felt the same. Nest or no nest... just don't say anything. He is a stylist, he'll make the judgment whether positive or not, but let's speak positively about our hair. Own how big (your) hair is. It's not a lot... It's your beautiful Crown sis!! - Own it.
@@dieketsengbolofo5120 I think she can say what she wants about her hair because we can
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never that serious
lol he was playing with ya hair 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he was like I can’t believe it’s so long I gotta take a pic to show my bro’s 🤣🤣🤣
When he was like dumbo I literally lost it 😂 but yeah they definitley deserved to show of their work
Yep😂😂😂😂
More like self promo lol
Beautiful 😻
They know our history. We just don't know our history. I am learning, so I mahe more accurate statements.
Your mom said my exact thoughts lol but I’m proud of you for allowing someone who knew nothing of your hair to do it & him for taking on the challenge. Amazing
He did a really good job, I am proud of him for not giving up. Beautiful hair btw.. thanks for sharing
Thank you so much 🤗 Agreed they worked very hard.😁
He stepped up to the challenge and did a great job for his first time. He’ll probably be looking up tutorials on how to do natural hair for black women. 🥰🥰🥰
I thought that too
I know he meant no harm when he said dumbo, but that would’ve been my last straw, I would’ve cried
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nah cuz same✋🏻😭😭😭😭
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 omg me too....Sir what do you mean dumbo...???
@@KhioneyGrace her hair looked like his ears obviously
I side eyed the mess outta him when I heard that 😑 not funny
They did such a good job and were so professional about your hair type as well! Beeing honest about it beeing a new thing but still taking on the challenge when the customer gives you their trust is like top class! Always always strive to learn and learn by experience!
Wow they did great. I think the stylist enjoyed your hair because it was a challenge and he wanted to slay that thing.
I think so too!
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
@@KerrasJournal what is his instagram? I want to see what he posted
I felt pain when they combed your hair, I would have cried!
But he did such a good job^_^
I also loved how you used memes in the editing
Lol honestly if I weren't wearing makeup I would have shed a tear or two. Yes, he did a really great job! Thank you for coming along on this ride with me.❤
i'm literally close to tears while wondering why she didn't show him how. the younger guy seemed to be trying to start from the tips though...
@@edenolise3381 lol that would've been ideal but my anxiety wouldn't have it that way 😂 and yes the guy caught on that it was slightly easier that way.
Really! I am wayyyy too tender headed for that 😂
Iits looked nice, i'm not a hair dresser, but I didn't see a smoothing hair product being applied for a better combing, before the blowdry or straighteninh
This was clearly a challenge for them and they did a good job. He is so proud of himself lol
Hello 👋 how are you doing today?
Love when she felt guilt for taking a while to get hers done and he said I’m a perfectionist my love, it’s okay ❣️ reassuring is truly everything in every situation
That was beautiful ❤️
Trim the ends great job
No chemicals
He did an beautiful job. I love how patient he was and wanted it to be to perfection. His willingness to do all that hair was exceptional. GREAT JOB MICHAEL!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Never in my life did I have any idea what black girls go through with their hair. My hair has always been limp, not curly, not straight, thin and basically ugly and unmanageable. But this hair is so different. I have a little granddaughter who is black. She has the cutest little springy hair I've ever seen and my white daughter does wonders with it. This is such an eye opener for me.
@Fe Caldwell I DO! Always good to learn something new. My little granddaughter is the sweetest, smartest, most beautiful little creature. Thank you for your kind words!
Yeah that type of hair is different structurally down to a cellular level. I definitely understand why they have their own hair care products.
My daughter's hair was crazy one morning, I was running late for work and told my husband it was his job to fix her hair for preschool 😬,, he did what he could I suppose. At work I was absent minded thinking of my baby's hair, a costumer asked and I told her my worries,,, she understood, smiled and gave me advise about products and tricks for my daughter's hair (pink lotion was the thing many years ago)
I followed her advise and it became easier for my daughter and I when doing her hair.
I knew nothing about very curly- really full hair,, that lady was an angel in disguise 😊
Your honesty in 2022 on this subject as a Grandmother Understanding the Diversity in hair textures. Thank You ❣️ Awake Grandma
Use your volumizing products on them one time! Volume for days, huntee! The envy of all the others!
It looks great for a chemical-free straightening! Looks very uniform and thoroughly layed down with minimal frizz
I am so glad he didn't rush her for the next customer 🤗🤗 EVERYONE needs attention to detail 🤩🤩
Michael did such a good job for it being his first time . If he dramatically cuts down on the amount of passes, it would be an 100%. I hope he got a tip!
Nope! That is not all he needs to learn about 4c hair. 🤔
You’re interaction with the hairstylist and their interaction with you, so beautiful! Thanks for the video!
I loved how she looked with her natural hair style, right after she opened her hair in the beginning ♡ but anyways, natural or straight hair: what a beauty!!!
I was at the edge of my seat the whole video. Looks good. Hope they used enough heat protectant
Thank you for going on this ride with me! There was no heat protectant used 😂 actually no product at all if I remember well. But I knew my hair was good when it was starting to revert on my way home lol.
Oh my goodness, I would not have let blow dry my hair so much without or heat protectant👀
@@nosiphosithole6187 Lol I agree. it probably would have helped with the frize afterward. but honestly, I have had way worse done to my hair so I'm never scared lol
i was screaming no... loool.. im close to tears rn
@@KerrasJournal I was wondering about the protectant too! And just products in general. Next time definitely tell them to add some products in your hair, because it does wonders for mine. I usually use oil and heat protectant. If you're okay with however they do your hair I suggest you add some oil and anti frizz yourself when they're done. Then put your hair in braids or wrap it in a bun. I usually put it in a bun/braid if my hair starts to get too frizzy because it helps to flatten it.
For the simple fact that he was accurately able to identify 4c hair type, and he didn't reject her, he's ok with me
i mean its not hard to identify
and its not 4c hair.
@@voguehaven5154 I was saying the same thing😭
@@plusa6829 yeah that’s like 4a or something
Knowing that, he should have been familiar with conditi9ners!
It's cool that he used it as a learning experience for the other employee.
I’m proud of her and everyone involved that’s not easy
Yes 🙌🏾 that was so cute 🥰 aww 🥰
The hair stylist’s did an amazing job, a lot of hard work went into your beautiful hair.
Not sure if the hair got all the moisture and nutrients it needed but it looked gorgeous! Reminds me of a silk press. I'm so happy they didn't reject you and he accepted the challenge! I'm sure he felt super proud and gained a lot of respect! 👏 for both of you!
Rub some coconut oil in and she’s good
It definitely looks dry and the ends are split.
Girl that don’t look like nobody’s silk press please try again
@sd3564 don't b so aggressive wif it..
She seemed so sweet and the hairdressers were so polite and kind despite not having experience with her type of hair. They did an awesome job! This was wholesome to watch honestly
The editing is hilarious. Props to you for going, being polite and letting them learn and for them for being open to something new.
Your hair looked really good when you took your braids out.
The length and volume of your hair is EVERYTHING! Your hair turned out great!!!! I think with a bit more experience and practice he can really start doing it perfectly! At least he didn’t give up on you and tried his absolute best!
He was proud of himself at the end. Feels like he passed a major lifetime exam
I would like to mention a Korean stylist named Justin on TH-cam under Where’s Mina Again, he does kinky hair perfectly. Yours came out nice though.
Ahh yes! I know Justin. He is pretty popular among the expat community but I recently heard that he was back in the states. If he comes back maybe I will try out his silk press in the winter
He did a wonderful job. Her hair is so beautiful 😊
This is actually good... People won't be judging African hair without knowing anything about it. You just challenged them in a good way and most probs they will be looking at an afro and remember the sheer length and volume hidden under those curls. Like most of black women's hair be reaching their waist but because of curls it is not really noticable 👏👏👏
Whats African hair I never heard of that . 🤔
I'm American not African n I have kinky hair
@@shamika5300 bro u know what they meant it’s not that deep
Can I just say you are a brave woman. I don't think I will ever go to a salon again. As a 4c -er I have yet to go to a professional and not have them rip through my fragile hair. I'm glad you were pleased with your experience.
Yeah I had hair past my shoulders for the first time in my life. Decided to go to a salon and literally left crying. It was cut ridiculously short; soo much of my hair was pulled out and my curls didn't come back until 3 months later when I started using Korean products
Omggg yesss me tooo the way they was combining thru it I was like 😩😩😩😩 nooooo not like that y’all ripping her hair out. But hey they did they best and it turn out pretty good lol at least they didn’t turn her away
Even in my own country (Barbados), I do not like salons. We have been conditioned for so long into not loving our hair that I don't think they are ever trying to the best with my hair instead of trying to make me hair be something it is not.
go to a blk shop chi not of any other race a blk one
The fact that they flat iron your hair out and gave you your length made it seem like they did a great job but the reality of it is they flat ironed your hair without any heat protection product or any product at all. Not to mention they used brushes on wet hair. Brushes on wet black hair is a definite no. Yes you are in Korea so you don't have access to a black salon, this is the perfect time to get to know your hair and take care of it yourself. Your hair is too beautiful to keep going there. DIY.... Do it yourself my sister.
You were so sweet to him. This was such a heartwarming interaction to see
Hello how are you doing?
Girl, you'd be in paradise if you went to a salon where they are used to curly hair. It's sooooo good to treat yourself with someone that knows how to treat you (or your hair)
She has coily hair
Hair is hair. It is up to the individual stylist to continue practicing, and that requires CLIENTS to give them a chance to even try. Don’t think for a second that just because a stylist has straight hair, they CANT do any type of hair that lands in their chair!! The majority of cosmetologists today are REQUIRED to learn and practice on ANYONE who sits in that chair, you can’t refuse anyone who doesn’t have the hair type you happened to be born with. Most clients go to a salon for something they can’t do themselves.
He did a good job and it was nice to see you all so patient and kind with each other.
You are probably the sweetest customer I've ever seen. "I love it!" "I think he did an amazing job!" Ahhh I love you
GIRL. I can't believe you did this. I've noticed a lot of videos of natural black girls getting their hair done in Asia recently, and as I am a fellow 4c natural living in Japan, I am in the perfect condition to be next up, but you couldn't pay me to try this 😂 You're the first girl I've seen with long hair do it tho, and my hair is also nearly booty length, so you're the first I felt I could relate closely too; still I could never.
Lol I have been natural for 10+ years I had to spice it up. But I definitely understand where you're coming from,, it can definitely be... a journey. But I was bored and willing this summer haha.
I hear you, girl. Lol I think I'd try it though if I were Asia after doing some research. Like you guys I have that long, 4c hair too, but my hair EATS moisture, so it would take some strong heat to do real damage and it didn't look like their flat irons were as hot as they are here. Very little steam and her hair was still pretty kinky after like 5 passes lol I was impressed at the final results, but wasn't surprised she said her hair was already reverting back on her way home.
Sometimes another race can be better then your own. My baby had long thick hair but black women stylist half wash it leaving soap or conditioner on her scalp
@@ceceprincess4758 change your stylist
@Katelynn Stewart she probably didn't want to
You have so much beautiful hair. You're brave for trying this in Korea but it turned out pretty well
We have to take into account that korea doesnt have many people with textured hair, so its clear that its not that they dont want to take their time and experience that hair type they literally don't come across it to get that repetition needed to be experienced dealing with this hair type...so I'm proud that they tried and didn't do half bad ❤️🌹
I had to hold my breath so many times through this lol! Especially when they were combing and brushing your hair and not starting from the ends :( How they kept trying to detangle it with their hands was hard to watch too!! I loved seeing your natural hair again and the straight hair turned out great!! He is very nice as well, I think you gave him a very unforgettable experience!!! Very very cool video!!
Thank you a bunch K 😘 Honestly it was definitely an experience but they truly worked hard and I was surprised at how the guy knew about my hair type. I just think length scared them😅
@@KerrasJournal they didn't know it shows over combing brushing not protecting oil nothing my little sister could if did that. Don't go back!!
@@deedeegottyme3671 😅😅 Thought I was the only one who felt this way. Like she is GORGEOUS and her hair is to die for😍😍😍 but the way he pulled and ripped her hair on top of the many passes with no heat protection🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ like nah sis never again. I was out here having heart palpitations while watching.
@@deedeegottyme3671 They didn’t know any better, and they’re not used to her hair type.
They were honest about their lack of experience with Kerra’s hair type and length.
When I was in the military, I loved getting my hait done in Seoul, RoK. There's a lot of them that know how to treat, style, and manage black hair. As a mattet of fact, some of them have lived in the U.S. and learned. They always made me feel good when I came through the door and would throw in a neck massage while you're getting your hair done, shout to Ms. Connie in Seoul if she's still living.....this was in the 90s
Yes Crystal, he should have been more informed.
Hair conditioner would have made it easier.
They Worked!! Korean People are genuis when it comes to almost anything, i just experince super professional cataract surgery at the Glory Seoul and the price was sooo much less for the Top Notch work. Thank you Dr. Kim.
It was his 1st time working w 4c hair and he still managed to do a great job, I love it
Girl, you genuinely seem like the sweetest person ever, as a fellow curly I understand the pain but I’m so glad it worked out for you!
200,000 won is $170.38 in us dollars.....dang! I was hella nervous watching this! I bet they didn't have many products for her hair type💯 Bravo to them for accepting her and doing their best 👏👏👏👏 I love it 💕 she is so sweet and beautiful ❤️
Girl, I could practically feel how soft your healthy head of hair was once they were finished.
Aww you're so kind! It was definitely pillow soft and an amazing feeling to touch my scalp lol. Thank you a bunch for watching
Just wanted to say that you're gorgeous and your natural hair looked beautiful as soon as you unbraided it ❤️
Have to admit that it was well worth the time it took and the team did a wonderful job.
I agree, I think 4C hair is so beautiful naturally without straightening or chemically treating. I can understand why people do it though, to try to manage the curls!
My favorite summer look is micro braids ! espeecially when they have colors!
Honestly, after seeing you with your braids out, all natural and fluffy, I think you look really pretty that way. I’m not black and I’m not really familiar with what’s required to maintain your natural hair, but if you decided to keep it that way I don’t think it would be a bad choice at all, visually speaking.
Fr I prefer my natural hair over having it straight makes my head feel 10x bigger than it is
I'm black, and I love how my hair looks when it's out but it really does take a lot to maintain...like a lot. I have to section it out and "finger detangle" each night and then braid it to make sure it doesn't tangle super badly. and that takes like a whole hour added to bedtime routine. I sometimes think I'm just gonna chop it all off one day
How much breakage did you get from the detangling process ? I was worried for you because they did not properly detangle your hair especially with using combs & pulling your hair apart in the process. You can get a lot of single strand knots from that which can end up in. Ask me how I know...😮
@@internationalspectrumcosme7142 I, had concerns regarding that as well... their methods of detangling, was not done professionally. Not trying to be a Critic.🙂
No way! I mean too much heat and too many hands in the hair. Would not let them do mine. Nope!
I live in the Caribbean when i flat ironed my hair in the salon i felt like repunzel, feeling myself an shizzzz but as soon as i stepped out side babbbbbyyyy pooofffffff afro, took 30minutes for my hair to revert but i loved my results, took lots of pics 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm glad you had wonderful open minded and polite people as your stylist, and i loved your results as well, i dont like my hair too straight, i love it fluffy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Stunning! A huge hand of applause to the hair stylist involved! Bravo!
I am with you 🙌🙌🙌
Props to everyone involved in this process. Including you, girl. Y’all are brave!
I'm Asian and I always admire this type of hair, i used to wish I can do it on my hair but I saw on the internet that copying their hairstyle is inappropriate and disrespectful.
You are free to copy same way some of us straighten out our hair. It's the intention that matters. Let love lead.
@@joymokelu7499 thank you very much. ❤️😭
I don’t know why some people have a problem with that
Wanna be friends ?
@@davidodiniru9370 yessss plsss!
Gorgeous head of hair ! The end was beautiful! The process looked "ROUGH".
Wow I’m so impressed! And I love that he turned it into a teachable moment. He was so sweet and truly cared about the health of your hair. What a great guy!
You're one of the few TH-camrs that actually know how to include memes and make it funny 🤣🤣 had me screaming and had to sub. PS you're pretty
Aww thank you! That really means a lot to me. ☺ You are the sweetest!!😄
You were so sweet to them! They were so patient and kind to take care of you! This whole thing was a 10/10 🥰
The Dumbo comment made me smile I don't know why it was cute 😄 but good for you, you're more brave than I! I don't let anyone touch my hair!
I’m an retired hair dresser myself for 13 years & he did do a great job being that this was his first time but I wouldn’t go back because there is so much importance in natural hair care. I just started locs after being natural since 2011. It’s a lot of up keep for long natural hair. But kudos for you my beauty & the stylist who did you hair 🤍🫶🏽