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All of you guys getting offended like "oh my gosh my hair ia natural too" Natural in the black community means you don't have any chemicals in your hair. For a long time women of color wouldn't embrace there natural hair textures and now they are! That's what natural hair means.
Um Africans definitely do use the term.I'm West African born and raised and the term natural was/is used in Africa even by my mothers generation ,especially when relaxers were really popular.
Maree k she's talking about africans in Europe not africa
Yeah but she implied it was more of an American thing just letting her know its not just an "American thing" but really common term amongst majority of black people in general, well on the African continent anyways.
Really? So am I, and I know we can say that "our hair is natural" but we don't say "I'm natural" like Black Americans do. That would sounds very awkward and would not refer to your hair only,
?? No one said that in this thread.The term "Natural" is all in reference to hair.Look at the title of the video and the OG comment.
I was really enjoying this video until I read the comments.
Stephanie Reneé DeRamus same
Exactly why are they so triggerd lol
Same which is so disappointing. I guess that just means to avoid the comments like the plague and just enjoy the vid.
Stephanie Reneé DeRamus right they tried me
Every single buzzfeed video has people in the comments triggered over everything, especially if the people in the video are black women, it's the white people in the comments complaining about certain terms used, just like in this video 😂
Guys natural hair is called that because usually black women would use perms and weave in their hair but women who don't use chemicals, weave, or wigs and just their kinky/curly hair have natural hair
Lps Wave Preach
Lps Wave Yep, all the caucasians are commenting "My hair is straight so it is not natural" I can't even scroll down and see a good comment about the video 😂
IHas hotcocoaz that's because the video sucks lmao. no offense buzzfeed
Not all black women (usually) us perms or weave sometimes but not usually... question... are u black? Just wondering because I don't have a perm and my hair can be straight. Sorry if this came off offensive or rude but.
i think half those people commenting are of very young age 😂
why everytime theres a video centered around the black community everyone else wanna get offended
Maia Harold some people just want to watch the world burn
Maia Harold i know right? Haha just sad isnt it
mai true
mai 😂 IKR evertime there's a video with only black people everyone freaks out like "that's racist" and their like "where's the video with only white people"? And I'm like" that's pretty much all the media and literally every video out there". Why do we freak out so much about stupid things? 😂😕
mai because it's centered around the "black community." 😩
Buzzfeed, please do a video on what "natural hair" means in the black community bc the ignorant ppl in the comment section choose not to Google it but would rather wait for their education on your channel 🙄 smh
Elle right
The funny thing is, they already did
Right.... All it means is chemical free/ Wearing your hair in the way it naturally grows from your head.
White people can have natual hair, too, they should have specified
+Nonono c'mon everyone should know by now tht black woman call their un tampered hair natural, been saying it for decades there's even a natural hair festival black women go to to get tips and celebrate their hair and protective styles
Whoever is offended at Buzzfeed using the word "natural" is way too sensitive. It's not a big deal and it's the way most black women describe their hair -- Especially when they grow it out like that. I know the word natural is not exclusive to just black women's hair but what word would you rather them use? Nappy? Come on. Find something better to be worried about.
MAYBE USE "TEXTURED" HAIR @BuzzFeed @Boldly
Honestly, not a big deal though.
hey, it's romario
Thank you. This should be top comment.
hey, it's romario your hair can be texured but still chemical processed some perms only make the curls looser not straight. so no that wouldn't be accurate and it's not just buzzfeed the black community uses that term. simple google search---thats all u had to do.
hey, it's romario u can't just base someone off one comment and say they're sensitive I know u probs think I am for responding to you like this but I didn't even comment about buzzfeed using the word natural. Why can't u just let people have an opinion and comment ur own without being rude.
hey, it's romario 👏🏽👏🏽
Lol all of these non- black people are so confused about what they mean about "natural". In the black community we use the word NATURAL to describe hair that does not have chemicals like hair relaxers that permanently straightens the hair. Yes your hair is natural too, but we use that word differently in our culture lol
I have a question. I was born with curly hair, but as the only person in my family and my school with non straight hair, I straightened it and even used chemicals. Now I wear my hair curly as it is.
Is there a word for people who aren’t POC but stopped straightening their hair with chemicals and wear it in its natural form or am I allowed to call my curls ‘natural hair’ too without using the word wrong?
lol hi yes you can call you hair natural bc it is! "natural" isn't a term coined just for POC. natural hair is simply the hair your were born with, like in its natural state without chemicals or dyes :)
Chantal Fredrich Black women usually used the term natural as a way to describe hair that is absent of a chemical straightener/ texturizer aka relaxer. If the chemicals you speak of are products you put in your hair per usual then that may not be the proper term but you can describe you hair as you wish
That's exactly what she said... and it is mainly used among poc.
I love how you say non black people and not white people, because I hate it when people only refer one race thinks this or that.. I'm mixed with 3a hair and I don't really know about natural hair unless my mom's side of the family gets all into and deep within how hair works and everything. (their black)
I am white AF with thin oily hair and I use dry shampoo regularly. When I saw the title I knew it meant non chemically treated or straightened black women's hair. Technically all you people complaining with 'but my straight hair is natural' your hair is naturally straight but the term "natural hair" is primarily used to describe persons of African decent's natural unprocessed hair texture. I am far from the most informed in hair care of any sort, but I wonder if most of you who are so offended by the video not "being clear enough" about the women it would be showing are just imitating ignorance in order to whine about buzzfeed making a video that was not about you personally. Not all media has to cater to us white persons! People like you who pitch a fit over not being the intended audience of each video are ridiculous, and I hope one day you can get over yourselves, because you make the rest of us look like petulant children.
Amazing comment 😊
It's black natural were talking about here not white natural ok hun
Kate Edge could not have said it better myself
Kate Edge thank you love for acknowledging our hair and what it means to us
I dont think theres nothingn wrong with white womens oily hair. I just feel women of wvery race have something there insecure about. I m black and i used the dry shampoo and i liked it. It put body and volume back to my hair because my hair got so oily from using oils and butters which weighs it down. Because i am blackni wouldnt use all the time. Like i would rather wash my hair every week and feel water rub through my scalp because it feels amazing especially in the sunmer. But say if i just dont have timw to wash my hair and detangle i would use it. But i am sticking with my regualr wash and deep condition routine.
The people in this video have natural hair, so there is no problem with the title
Omg army ... bts... namjoon....words
I love you for this comment
@Nevena Savic This isn't about them
IT'S SERIOUSLY NOT THAT DEEP Y'ALL!!!!
Our generation will seriously not go far if people are this concerned about the title of this video
Esther Ogoti exactly people these days get offended by everything
*Buzzfeed tries to be inclusive*
Wypipo: nope, nah, no, no, no. What about me?
Angel Noel scroll down. Comments that are liked a lot are at the top.
I think its funny how ppl are saying "Ewww" to not shampooing their hair everyday. Shampooing your hair everyday is actually making your hair worse. You need those natural oils secreted from the glands in your hair to moisturize your scalp. Hot water + shampooing everyday can lead to dry scalp & dandruff! As a girl with thick, wavy hair, I know some things about some things.
It sounds like you're generalizing everything. Straight haired people SHOULD shampoo their hair everyday or almost everyday because they're gonna have excessive oils on it. Other hair types shouldn't.
@@excuseme5086 Yes, pin-straight hair people or people with thin hair probably should wash & condition once a day with specialty products for their hair type. But the average to thick-haired/naturally-haired person shouldn't. Try it. Go three or four days without washing, then use shampoo & condition. You might notice a difference, and you might not. I know it's not for everyone. But those people's judgments and 'Ewww' comments sent aren't needed.
@нεηтαι that could be true or their scalp is the true issue. Scalp issues may be the number one cause of hair issues.
Can all these people saying "so my straight hair isn't natural??" just stop!!!!! Black women often wear wigs or use perms/relaxers to straighten their hair therefore the women who don't call their hair "natural". It's a shame how many people can't take 1 minute to just research the term
Christina Hayles I agree. I'm Hispanic with unruly curly hair but even then I wouldn't regard myself as having "natural hair" because it's easier to "tame" as so to speak. Most people are just triggered over the fact that the video isn't aimed towards white women and it isn't catered for their "natural hair"
Exactly
White women are so pathetic and triggered about not being the centre of attention anymore.
Wearing a wig doesn’t “straighten their hair” lmao. That would simply be wearing a wig that’s a straight hairstyle. Doesn’t change their actual hair at all... you people on half of these comments are idiots! 😂🐒🚫
The problem isn’t the definition of the word. The problem is how specific the word is to one race, or portion of people with a similar characteristic. Technically speaking, everyone who doesn’t use chemicals or hair texture changing techniques in their hair is “natural.” Although it is aimed more towards black people, anyone can be natural. They (people with non-Afro hair) have every right to use that term. So I don’t see how Afro-haired people need to be triggered over something so trivial. This video is for Afro-haired people, and that is great in itself, considering the fact that curly haired people don’t nearly get as much recognition as straight haired people.
i tried it the other day on my natural hair and it was snowing:)
riley eddins 😂😂😂
riley eddins I'm dying at this comment 😂😂😂
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😂😂😂😂
It’s all that shea butter
Since everyone is being over sensitive in the comments, I'm just here to say that all these women are so so beautiful!!!
They could walk around with flaky hair and it would take a while for me to realize because they’re so pretty
my hair is too thick to use dry shampoo i have to use a lot and it's not worth it 🤷🏽♀️
DonYelle and Diana sameeee
DonYelle and Diana Same,but I never use dry shampoo.I always wash my hair everyday of my life.
DonYelle and Diana if it's greasy try baby powder or translucent powder. You can use a lot more of it than what the spray emits.
Eat Jin's SugaKookies with Jam and Tae lol i wash my hair everyday
kaitlin g. yeah but you shouldn’t...
"IS MY STRAIGHT HAIR NOT NATURAL??!!!" Gosh, do you really can't understand what they meant?
The amount of people getting offended because of the word "natural" is very alarming. There's no need to change the title of the video because you had a misunderstanding of what the word truly means. This was literally an experiment to see if dry shampoo would have an effect on natural hair. Saying "Why try something if you know it's not for you" clearly shows how much you don't know about natural hair because most of the time you have to go through multiple products to find something that works for you. It's not that serious cmon now
Thank you so much i don't know why people get so offended
I literally haven't seen one comment about thatthe omly comments imseeing are comments like this lmaoshut ur mouth
Dry shampoo works great on my Nursing Home patients 😊
Buzzfeed you messed up, you have white women upset! How dare you make a video that doesn't include them!
sonata1618 they be okay
How rude 😂😂😂
sonata1618 lmao 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Reverse racism!1!1! Anti-white!1!1!
sonata1618 it says natural hair idk why they'd think they'd be in it 😹
lmao at people who don't have afro hair, crying in the comments about the title.
hrt LOL
hrt lol yeah I -don't- feel bad
I appreciate how you didn't use "white people" and yessss people are so sensitive especially when it comes to hair😂
yixing😁
hrt 😊
what i see in the coments
99% people complaining about the hate comments
1% hate
dxntbeastranger EXACTLY OMG, I’ve been in the comments for 10 mins And I see 0 HATE
Marie ARMY *Jikook Trash* Me too, found any yet?
False Alarm Nope Lol
Yeah, I think they saw one comment of it or just eachother's comments bitching about it and therefore convinced themselves that the hate existed.
There was hate when the video was first posted, but the majority was louder though their comments and upvotes.
Hate does exist and thankfully we are making it go away 😆
To everyone saying because I don't have curly hair my hair isn't natural, Google the term. Natural hair is a term used for people with hair that is between 3b and 4c (mainly 4a-4c) and they don't get relaxers or chemical treatments. There are plenty of videos on TH-cam about it. It is not offensive and has been used for years.
Hello, I have seen many comments like yours on this video, and I understand where they are coming from. But the thing with being offended is that you can not tell someone that they can not be offended about something because you say so. And using the reasoning that it has been used for years is not the greatest option since some of the most offensive words have been used for much longer then that.
Thing is that people that have straight or untreated hair feel upset because the wording even though not meant in that way insinuate that unless you treat it, straight hair is not something possible and natural. I think that this video has given many women that reacts to this a reason to talk about their reaction, and just blowing it off as "crappy white people that has all these privileges in society should just be quite" that I see throughout this comment section is just going to make the situation worse. Having these conversations are important to so telling people to be quite is not going to help anyone.
People can get offended, but that doesn't mean their offense is not ridiculous and an over-reaction. No one is saying white people can't have natural hair. Natural hair is not an offensive term and is basically chemically untreated hair that grows out of someones scalp. However, black women use the term natural hair because there is a separate history and culture behind it - to put it simply: black women have felt pressure to chemically treat their natural hair in order to conform to mainstream white societal standards for straight hair. So, wearing naturally curlier than the white norm hair is seen as against expectations because very curly white hair doesn't compare to the level of average curly black hair.
So let me get this straight, no pun intended. If we go by that logic in other situations would that mean that it is ridiculous for a man to get offended that men can not get treatment in domestic abuse centers because historically mostly women has been domestically abused? Ridicule of a whole group of people because of their emotional response is not a great way to deal with a situation like this. It is like the response that bisexual people get from gay people that is "just pick, are you gay or straight" you are not solving anything, more likely are you riling people up by calling it ridiculous or over-reactive. It just sounds like you are picking a fight like this.
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Jack Avery's Noodles Actually people with those texture do get them. I know many of people who have.
video all about white people - "oh ok cool"
video all about black people - *"AAAAAAA WHAT ABOUT US WHITE FOLKS? ALL LIVES MATTER ALL LIVES MATTER"*
spookydani ikr 😂😂
What???
😂😂😂
what
Accurate 😂😂😂. Always gotta cry about something.
They should've given all the girls the deva curl dry shampoo.
Ayesha King That and the Cantu dry co-wash. That's what I've been using for the past six months and it's amazing!
Where do you get that? I have curly hair, and using dry shampoo is a nightmare, much like shown in the video. The white residue just sits there's and doesn't blend in or fade away. I have black curly hair, but after using dry shampoo it's a gross grey frizzy mess. I can't find anything that works with my hair the same way it works with ppl who have light, straight hair.
@@heyoitsme2416 no no no. Some Deva curl stuff is happening now. I do not advise using Deva Curl until this controversy is cleared up!
NO
@@heyoitsme2416 DONT
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A.X. R.M. it's a metaphor.
Lmao
Demi Uwechue
I honestly don’t care if it’s all black people or all white people in the video 😂 as long as there’s something to watch
"women with natural hair try dry shampoo"
watches video: I see women. their hair is natural. they are using dry shampoo.
Hmm...seems correct to me.
Kayla Davis amen
DISCLAIMER: natural does not mean curly. Natural means not chemically processed to change texture and appearance.
as a black girl with 4a-4b hair i have to wash my hair every 2 weeks, cant wash it more than that, or my hair will be dry and brittle
also i just spent all this time goin through these comments, and answering people who didnt know what we meant by natural hair im worn out 💀😭
KPkpop Sammee
KPkpop I wash mine very 1-2 months otherwise it'll get quite dry
I have 3c-4a and I wash every week, cause I get build up really easily. love how everyone's hair is very different and requires different care routines
KPkpop I wash my hair with shampoo every 1-2 months however I deep condition every 2 weeks
To all the pressed white people saying their hair is also natural, no one said it's not. Natural hair is a terminology in black culture that refers to hair that does not have any added straightening chemicals. It's a term that has recently been popularised by the natural hair movement. Pls educate yourself before you start complaining, thank you.
real talk why did no one help the second girl you are not supposed to put that much dry shampoo on hahaha
So many hurt white people in the comments 😂😂
But I'm white.. and curly hair
Jk jk
But seriously some of these people need to go and google search some things or two
Right, only, so annoying
Cheese Quesadilla ikr, they wanna play the victim so bad
Cheese Quesadilla XD right?!
I'm super white and even I know that natural hair refers to kinky, curly hair. People need to grow up
These women have better hair than I will ever have!😂😂
Anyone can use dry shampoo and it is only for a quick fix. The directions are on the back of the bottle so, they should not hold the spray bottle too close to the head.
Beautiful Dreamer You absolutely correct. It's a quick fix until you can properly wash it.
i feel like they started with a negative mindset and didn't want to change it. The white residue definitely wears off in a few minutes and your hair will feel fresher. I use batiste and I've got 4C, so I dunno why they're trying to push people not to buy it.
Because a lot of black women focus primarily on cleansing the scalp more than the hair, I think that is why they concentrated the spray towards it.
That’s what buzzfeed does. They purposely do things badly or in an incorrect way to give bad reviews on something that isn’t bad. They do this especially for people of color.
I wish they had every girl try all three products. I feel like that would have been a better test. Specifically wondering how the curly hair dry shampoo (didn't even know there was one!) would work on the first girl's curls. It seemed to work great on the third girl.
Was thinking of the same thing!
I consider natural hair to be a very broad term, because my hair is curly and I'm white (I don't use chemicals, nor have I straighten in quite awhile) but I do realize white people hair is different from black people hair. White people hair is not as thick and dense, while POC have much thick hair because it was an evolutionary trait. Their hair is much different then ours and they need different products. They have POC testing it because of their hair is quite different. Most products are geared to white people, and they just wanted to see if it'll work. I also want to say that buzzfeed already made a video where white women test dry shampoo. Stop complaining and watch that one.
Cat Love I love you for making this comment. The last sentence has me dying😂😂😂
Cat Love FINALLY a white girl with curly hair. I found my sister. I have 3b
Cat Love "ALEXANDER HAMILTON"
Fun size I'm more of a mixture between 3b and 3a but it's mostly 3b and some strands are wavy from heat damage sadly
Fun size curly hair is magical, all types are beautiful
Natural hair girls... you know your hair is clean when a breeze goes by and you feel it go through your scalp. 😂😂
yess!!😂
99% of the comments are just talking about people being offended. Less than 1% of comments are actually from offended people
Lol ikr
I use dry shampoo when I have my braids in. It's a life saver. I haven't used it on my curly hair, but I think I would rather just use a scalp cleansing serum.
It's like white ppl suddenly discovered that black/mixed women call their natural😂 Like have u never heard a black women call their hair "natural" before? It's just a term to classify our hair. Like how black women sometimes call a perm a relaxer or a wide tooth comb a pick. It's not a diss to ppl with straight hair it's just our culture and how we describe things differently. Stop getting butt hurt and enjoy the fact that you just learned an interesting thing about another race or group of people
What does skin color matter. Aren't we all the same in the inside? Smh, some white people on the comments making the rest of the race look bad. And for those black girls out there, don't reply to them, they just jealous of your beautiful faces and hair, so they salty.
AyeeItsAvaa _ love this comment
AyeeItsAvaa _ skin color does matter. the fact that our skin color is different should not.
My skin color DOES matter tho.
YOU'RE INVITED TO THE COOKOUT SIS!!
Julia Roberts it really doesn’t.
Why is the comment section a debate I just came here for so e advice on which one to get
lmao true
Morgan Game im always in braid so this will be great
Lmao
Never trust a edited comment !!!!!
Itz Kati3 you edited it and still have a grammatical error 😂😂
Lmao
its crazy how all black people automatically know "natural hair" = black hair lol
Everyone does, some people just like to throw a hissy fit if they're not always the centre of attention
Jesus Christ this is why I can't stand the comment section
imJZTme4EVAbitch Wow you really don't know our "black hair" words smh
I litterally said everyone knows what ‘natural hair’ means, but some people can’t hamdle the conversation not being about them. What words did I use that you can’t comprehend?
*handle
All you white people complaining about your hair not being "natural" make me laugh😭
Natalia Itzel wow haven't seen that comment yet
Emma Kelly really? Wow! Good they you have it 😂🤷🏻♀️
Natalia Itzel I know! So much information
Emma Kelly always happy to help 🤞🏼
Natalia Itzel ikrrrr
Jesus, people. Do a one second Google search. Natural refers to women who wear their textured hair. It's a certain style. I'm a white woman and I know this. I'm also super jealous because I think natural hair is the most amazing and beautiful hair there is.
yt people: *BUT ISNT ALL HAIR NATURAL????*
Natural means without chemicals like perms.. 😊
I don't think most women feel like they want to be white or copy white ppl ...but our hair is super thick and some women feel chemicals make their hair more manageable
Unapologetic Melanin
girl i know, lol
L Hayes you know straight hair isn't exclusive to white people right?right??
Is that the same as saying when white ppl tan, get lip & butt injections and wear braids they're trying to be like us? 🤔
natural just mean not chemically straightened. flat ironed hair is still natural. dyed hair is still natural. braided hair with extensions are still natural. your welcome
For what...please tell me what you would say next
*Being bald is natural*
YOUR WELCOME
Great explanation but just to let you know your hair is being changed by the dye. Most people have to bleach their hair to dye it.
Kudos if you aren't black and know what is meant by "natural hair" in the title.
If I can't pronounce the ingredients, then I don't use it.
QuEeNtUtT87 YESSSSSS
you can use the "no poo" one ig
QuEeNtUtT87 Ikr, I have 3A Curly hair which is a little bit curly and I am scared of that lol, I was at my cousin’s house, she is blond and has really straight hair and I saw her conditioner with a lot of schdgdvsjskd lsmdodmslw xD, and I was like No Honey
I'm Asian and in college and I use dry shampoo for when I don't have time to wash my hair between my job and schoolwork. It's definitely catered towards thin/european hair, I have to use a lot more to get the same effect because I have thicker hair, even though it's straight.
Although, I don't think it's that big of a deal, when you have more hair you need to do more to maintain it.
Lmaoo god forbid buzzfeed makes a video and doesn't include white women😂😂!! Y'all can call ur hair natural if u want😂WE.DONT.CARE. 😃
ROSAURA Rosa 🙌🏽
Say it louder for those ppl in the back!
Sit down black girl. People are not confused about the non participation of white women, many people didn't understand the term "Natural hair". That's all.
My hair is natural love.
Polynoe88 Google is your friend. Google will always be there for you. I promise 😂😂
Okay, so everybody is saying how straight hair isnt natural, but *the only thing I could focus on is how nobody told the one girl with white circles in her hair how to use it properly*
yaykamilla your hair is natrual o guess it just something that white women use of the hair Idk but I know that when black women use that word it mean there hair with out chemicals or heat because u usually won't see a black women using this
Ellie Owens she wasn't arguing that point with them...
she may have straightened it
yaykamilla stop being butt hurt
yaykamilla its called A BLOW OUUTTTT SIISSS
I swear black people can't do anything without having to explain ourselves. Chill out Beckies.
Wow, what a racist comment. Chill Out Shaneequah Watermelon LaFawnda.
As a black girl, I can speak for everyone, regardless if you have curls or not, you shouldn't wash your hair everyday. I was my hair every other day or every two days...but everyone's hair and scalp is different. But don't think black peoples hair is always dirty.
For those who don't know, the term "natural hair" refers to women of color who don't chemically straighten their hair by using relaxers, which changes the texture of their hair from kinky or coarse to a straight texture. So when you see the term natural hair it almost always is going to refer women of color.
for all the people who are offended by the "N" word:
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XxCOOKEExxMONSTARxX ok?
If you don't actually have black natural hair then please stop getting mad and stop trying to explain what it is. This video clearly shows women of color with natural hair using dry shampoo because they can and because they can test it out if they want so please stop getting butt hurt and just don't watch the video if you're gonna be offended because there is nothing to really be offended by.
thanks for this. I've always wondered about Dry Shampoo but assumed it wasn't tailored for ethnic hair types :D
I have 3B and 4C curls and I only wash my hair once every 2 months. I roller set my hair on wash day and get it pretty stretched and silky. I use Batiste dry shampoo and it really keeps my hair feeling fresh especially my scalp. I just love dry shampoo especially this brand.
Dry shampoo is geared towards women that have oily, straight, hair.. which is the opposite of natural hair!!
Isabella♥ black and/or POC can have NATURALLY oily, straight hair too. POCs are so diverse.. ikr we lit
But some naturals straighten their hair so it would be beneficial and we tend to not wash our hair as often thus oil
Oh my gosh really? You totally blew my mind!!!! smh y'all are stupid
No it isn't..
Hence the reason why they're 'trying' it. And textured hair cna be oily. It's just less common and doesn't make the entire head of hair oily like striaght hair does
Try to remember that not everyone who was confused by the term 'natural hair' is just some uneducated, ignorant, American white girl. A lot of people are from different countries, non-native speakers, and don't know the common terms used here, and also would have no reason to know it was something necessary to google. It just sounded like regular English to them - not a "term".
Kaalyn - OPG thanks for that ! I am french and when i started watching american videos, i though natural hair meant all kind of hair without any chimical (no perm - curly or straight- , no colour). By the way, i still think my pow makes more sense bc no maters what your hair look like if you only use naturals products that don't arm the environment or your hair then your hair are naturel (as in the first sense of the word)
Kaalyn - OPG this deserves more likes
Why American?
Btw I'm not American I thought that it meant uncoloured hair however you say it
Yo can i ask a question? Im from Morocco (a country in Africa) and i'm not exactly black per say, but i have afro like hair (3c/4a). Is that still considered natural hair?
We should be able to make videos about differences in people without everyone whining about it.
I just dont understand the point of this video? like they already know that dry shampoo is meant for oily hair why would you do this i see no reasoning for it.
seriously
Stephanie Phillips thank you this whole video makes no sense
Only white people get oily hair? I'm so confused. Why do non women of colour always feel like certain things are exclusive to them? Matter of fact Deva curl says kinky, curly and straight hair on the bottle so if you make a product for all hair types why does it only work for one or two categories. Please go elsewhere
Jayare
its just none of these peoples hair was oily they were all perfectly fine. They got the same results if a person with straight hair were to put dry shampoo on if there hair wasnt oily. I wasnt saying that People with kinky hair shouldnt use it at all just none of the people in this video had oily hair im sorry that i wasnt clear
Jayare ok no one said "because their black they don't have oily hair so this video isn't for them" don't bring race into something that has NOTHING to do with race
But the first girl... that twist out bomb asf and if that not a twist out I'm jealous lol
My girl Essence is back again!
"why is their hair called 'natural' ? my hair is natural" i CAN NOTTTTTTT 😭
it turns white if you put it too close to your hair
Why in the world would you give them white dry shampoo. For brunettes it's just easier to use the brown one! I DO like the fact that that last one meant specifically for curly hair was transparent, though! I'm glad that at least one company figured out that they needed to make a different formula for curly hair :)
please make more videos with the second girl who tested out the dry shampoo
melanie monroy yesss please I like her
I think it really depends on what type of natural hair you have. The first two ladies had much courser dryer hair so dry shampoos weren't good for them, the last woman had a bit more a relaxed curl with some natural oil to her hair so it worked. Makes sense
RobinOrzo it’s the brand
deva curl would've been better for the first two women
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You do realize they each individually used different dry shampoos right? And the 2nd girls hair was blow dryer so you don’t know what her natural hair type is. Just saying
RobinOrzo their hair isnt dryer...
I have curly hair and I would never use dry shampoo. When I wash my hair it's not because it's oily, it's because my curls need refreshing. Dry shampoo would do nothing for me.
I've never used it because I don't think it would work with my hair
Well, I've never used dry shampoo before, but I really want to try it! If I don't wash my hair for a day it becomes crazily greasy and stinky. And that's just if I don't wash my hair for one day! As days pass the odor and greasiness just gets heavier. I feel like dry shampoo would help with that! Out of the three dry shampoos that were presented, I'd probably choose Batiste because she said it had a nice smell, or DevaCurl because there was no grey spots after she sprayed her hair. 😄
I'm black and I use dry shampoo regularly. I'm relaxed so my hair is straight and tends to get more oily so I use his on my scalp to kinda conceal the oils. I would not recommend for natural hair 😂
Agreed
The main question is...
Does dry shampoo reduce the shrinkage struggles?
I'm cackling at all these comments about all these comments about the word "natural", coming from a 3a curl white woman, y'all need to grow up. Sometimes not everything is for us and it's FINE. Educate yourselves.
As white girl I do not find this video offensive as all but I only wash my hair once a week too but still wish my hair look that good greasy they all have gorgeous hair
Ah yes... the comment section. One of the greater mysteries of our universe.
Why would people use dry shampoo? Not about this video but actually using it in real life is kinda dirty to me. But because its curly hair and it's harder to dry and style I get it. Nice video! And people: 'natural hair' is also known as dark skin women's hair, because most use weave or wigs or whatever. Don't get upset!
Rivka van Breugel I love this comment! You stated your opinion in a way that wouldn't offended people and clarified confusion in a way that didn't come across judgmental! God bless!
Rivka van Breugel lol but I'm light skin
Ashley Pericles me too, what about it? I don't get it, I'm sorry.
I have red-violet hair. If i wash it every 2 to 3 days, it will fade fast, like in a month it's orangey. With dry shampoo i can inly wash it once a week, i get less oily over time, it looks the same as washed hair and smells the same. My colour lasts about 2 months and looks great and not really washed out. Note that i live in a rainy country; i wouldn't do this if i lived in a humid, warm climate, since you sweat a lot more there
Rafaela Scheiwiller yeah I know, but my comment was more focused on straight, wavy or curly hair.
I have a t-shirt saying "Weird hair day, since the 90s" and I'm never gonna throw it away 😂
2 minutes ago. Agh, what to say, what to say...
Erm...
Like if you're not wearing socks?😂
DevaCurls dry shampoos is catered for curly/natural hair, hence why it’s less drying. Would’ve been nice to see them all try the devacurl one.
How do you "japanese straighten" your hair? Genuinely curious
Gabrielle Boulet You go to a shop. :)
Its also called Thermal Reconditioning, a hair straightening/silkening process people of all races get that originates in Japan. Similar to a Brazilian Keratin treatment or relaxer.
Keratin straightening, Relaxer and reconditioning are 3 different things. Thats like comparing shampoo, conditioner and hairspray
Its a Japanese perm, instead of curling it straightens
You're on TH-cam. Just put Japanese straighten in the search box and a ton of videos will pop up.
Batiste offers coloured dry shampoo. I have dark, curly hair and it works better for me than the one in this video.
All the butthurt people who are living in 2017 and still don't know what "natural hair" means are hilarious
The point of the video was for this women with this hair texture to just try it out which is the type videos 'boldly' usually makes so idk why people all of sudden confused on why the made this video if this women don't have 'greasy' hair this channel makes videos like 'men try acrylic nails' for entertainment purposes and now all of a sudden some of y'all are shook? I wonder why 🤔
Some companies make dry shampoo for dark hair. I wonder if that would have worked better for these women?
I use dry shampoo from ors. It's called herbal cleanse. Love it especially when I am using protective styling
Everyone has it so twisted, this video has natural in the title because they are natural. No chemicals in their hair. Not all of them even had curly hair. The second girl has straight poofy hair
All this arguing about natural hair... is no one going to bring up how gorgeous the second girl is?
All I see is comments about how all the white girls upset , but have yet to see a comment from a white girl who is upset 🤷🏼♀️
Jacey Lee Scroll down or I click the "popular comments first" thingy
Jacey Lee there are plenty, you haven't read enough comments.
Jacey Lee so keep scrolling then
Jacey Lee ur not going further into the comments dude
Jacey Lee funny thing is I haven't seen any
also why are ppl confused about the term natural hair? its not hard to understand. women of color who might use perms or relaxers choose not to use them and opt for their beautiful curly, textured hair instead. its easy, just take a minute to think about it.
feel free to correct if i am wrong! :)
Dry shampoo is for people whos hair is oily and nasty everyday which is mostly the straight and very loose curl texture which is whatever skin color you picture with that hair type. The oil travels down the hair shaft from the scalp faster so they wash their hair more often. People with kinky hair don't need to wash their hair as often because oil moves slower down our hair shaft our hair tends to be more dry. Which is why products aimed for kinky black hair is mostly moisturizers and natural oils and herbs that you can pronounce. I don't know what kind of stuff those other products have that I can't pronounce.
Yeah, @ Batiste girl, that's not how you apply dry shampoo at all
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Jane W HAHHA
White women complaining about how their straight hair is natural too are so ignorant. In the black community, natural hair is a term meaning there's no chemicals in your hair. You don't see a white women walking around saying her hair is natural. First of all, we can tell and second of all you don't need to get perms and such.
I love this video. I may be caucasian (Celtic as Celtic can be for a Canadian) an just want to say...not offended. It's stupid to be offended by this video. This video is awesome. And I have curly hair that I don't use products in. It's fine hair. But curly. And I have always been interested in how the dry shampoo thing works for curly hair. I don't straighten mine or use any chemicals. And I do find the world is very different for curly haired women. I had to learn to cut my own hair because it's staggering the amount of hairdressers who do not understand how to cut curly hair. So I truly appreciate this video. We need more videos for women and men and others that have curly hair regardless of race because it is just true that in North America at least most products and styles are designed for people with straight to wavy hair. It's nice that people are posting videos like this to help the rest of us out.
Why didn't they give the Batiste girl the dry shampoo for dark hair? My hair is (currently) dark brown and it would be a disaster if I used the one she used and my hair is nowhere near as thick as hers.
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