Nyako, I appreciate seeing you do that hair with that pot. That is a dangerous stuff, Now with the comb that was sent: you heat it in the fire; part the hair into small sections then comb each section through with the heated comb, of course you try to avoid touching the head. And yes you do use the vaseline or some other grease... and you do gr a more thoroughly straightened hair.
Oh Esther, watching this all I could this All I could think was I wish I was there to show you how to properly use pressing comb. One suggestion, only a small amount of oil is required. Too much oil actually increases the frying and burning of the hair. Love you .
Hi! I read the comments about someone sending a hot comb, and another about the cooking oil. In the US many of us grew up having our hair straightened. The process by which the hair was cover with a moderate amount of actual hair grease, the hair parted in sections, straightening comb was heated and slowly pulled through the sections. Anyway, today I take care of my hair in its natural state…using coconut and tea tree oils the best of natural ingredients I can find. Be careful of the products and heat use of your hairs ladies. Take care, be well.
Greetings Queen love your show and that skirt I've read so much about Uganda, starting with idi Amien, very beautiful country I would love to meet you so very attractive please keep the videos coming I love watching you walk.
When I was younger here in the States, I remember my mother, female cousins, sister having their hair done at home somewhat like this, but with different methods! Back then it was the afro style, or when my mother braided my hair, called "plats"...then would undo the plats and it would create a "blow out" afro. It's wonderful seeing your methods here. And I must say Esther has a gorgeous shape!
Greetings my sister Nyako, let me introduce myself Ben from USA. I want to acknowledge that I have viewed many of your videos and I would like to applaud you for your various forms of servitude work two others. I regard your the strong black woman curious mind. At the point in time I'm making my comments there were only two others that had commented at this time. I'm not here to be critical but to be open two different viewpoints of the matter at hand which is straightening of another sisters afro. As you said one of your subscribers sent you basically what they call a hot comb and I'm not sure they provided you with all the information regarding use and the how. I just want you to think about what you're doing without that instruction. Basically you are applying a heated element the human hair saturated in cooking oil ? And no way am I trying to be funny or condescending. It is just my appreciation that all you're doing is basically frying human hair. I hope it all works out for you I will stay tuned for the final outcome ❤
I was cringing in fear for the brave lady in the chair the whole video. PLEASE DON'T EVER DO THIS AGAIN! Burning firewood, cooking oil, a hot pot, and dry brittle hair...a combination for disaster!
This isn’t how it’s done .. you’re supposed to have a broken piece of clay pot and damp the hair in water first not cooking oil , then have like 3 to 4 pieces of clay pot and heat them up and apply cooking oil when the hair is almost dry … I understand u don’t ve a broken clay pot but mehn using a big pot on someone’s hair ?
I am not with this European "straight" hair thing. Please keep your own African natural styles. They are far more beautiful and have endless styling possibilities.
Sad, sad, sad, when will we concentrate on major problems we face instead of the transfiguration of our Crowning Glory? Do males also undergo this torture? Is the subliminal message straightened hair looks better, is better than curly hair? Sad, sad, sad! Some even perceive our skin as unattractive or unacceptable, are we to transfigure our skin also? Sad, sad, sad!
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Nyako, I appreciate seeing you do that hair with that pot. That is a dangerous stuff, Now with the comb that was sent: you heat it in the fire; part the hair into small sections then comb each section through with the heated comb, of course you try to avoid touching the head. And yes you do use the vaseline or some other grease... and you do gr a more thoroughly straightened hair.
That is correct..try it and do a video. Tnks
Oh Esther, watching this all I could this All I could think was I wish I was there to show you how to properly use pressing comb. One suggestion, only a small amount of oil is required. Too much oil actually increases the frying and burning of the hair. Love you .
Hi! I read the comments about someone sending a hot comb, and another about the cooking oil.
In the US many of us grew up having our hair straightened. The process by which the hair was cover with a moderate amount of actual hair grease, the hair parted in sections, straightening comb was heated and slowly pulled through the sections. Anyway, today I take care of my hair in its natural state…using coconut and tea tree oils the best of natural ingredients I can find. Be careful of the products and heat use of your hairs ladies. Take care, be well.
Great video African hair are the best ❤❤❤❤
Thank you dear.
Greetings Queen love your show and that skirt I've read so much about Uganda, starting with idi Amien, very beautiful country I would love to meet you so very attractive please keep the videos coming I love watching you walk.
Esther, yuh looking like a super model. An ov corse it fi eva gud tu si meh fav gyal auntee.
When I was younger here in the States, I remember my mother, female cousins, sister having their hair done at home somewhat like this, but with different methods! Back then it was the afro style, or when my mother braided my hair, called "plats"...then would undo the plats and it would create a "blow out" afro. It's wonderful seeing your methods here. And I must say Esther has a gorgeous shape!
Just beautiful!
Esther você é MARAVILHOSA!!!❤🕊❤🕊❤🕊❤🕊❤🕊❤🕊❤🕊
Good Africa women
Waw fantastic hear cutting✂ 👌I like it🎉🌹❤
Always excellent content Esther...
U made perfect for a skirt 😍
The comb that was sent to you put it the fire to hot, then part the hair in section and use the hot comb and comb through the hair.
wow, im learning something new every day😅this is amazing
Impressive
Necessity is the mother of invention, where thereis no power in country/village beauty Solon still exists in different ways.
Thank. you. Esther, for. sharing with. us how you all do hair. in your village👍👍🌹🌼❤️❤️
Who ever sent that little hot comb had to have been American 😅 my mother still hot combs my little sisters hair til today…
Yes he is
Greetings my sister Nyako, let me introduce myself Ben from USA. I want to acknowledge that I have viewed many of your videos and I would like to applaud you for your various forms of servitude work two others. I regard your the strong black woman curious mind. At the point in time I'm making my comments there were only two others that had commented at this time. I'm not here to be critical but to be open two different viewpoints of the matter at hand which is straightening of another sisters afro. As you said one of your subscribers sent you basically what they call a hot comb and I'm not sure they provided you with all the information regarding use and the how. I just want you to think about what you're doing without that instruction. Basically you are applying a heated element the human hair saturated in cooking oil ? And no way am I trying to be funny or condescending. It is just my appreciation that all you're doing is basically frying human hair. I hope it all works out for you I will stay tuned for the final outcome ❤
Que belkeza de mujer con esa figura!
.African Nyako wewe ni mrembo kiasili kwa njia zaidi ya moja..
Hi baby you are my favorite 💓
She have beautiful body.❤
Oooooh my God 😂just be careful girl
❤❤❤❤
I was cringing in fear for the brave lady in the chair the whole video. PLEASE DON'T EVER DO THIS AGAIN! Burning firewood, cooking oil, a hot pot, and dry brittle hair...a combination for disaster!
And the lady holding the pot almost tripped 😳😳
Hi from India
I was trying hard not to look at Esther i failed
Hi. It would be so much better just to comb and twist her natural hair.
They have different sizes of hot combs. It's much easier and you can get the whole head of hair. Watch the neck 😂🔥
Kidding me😊
Burning the Head! will it still add 1+1, Just wondering!
I want black women african
Wow
Thank you
Super vedio
Thank you😊
Your comb must be heated from the fire. You section the hair into small parts and you use the hot comb to straighten the hair in small sections.
Lord
Ester, how are you doing?
😮😮😮
Sorry Telefonn okay
i need to find a old school hot comb for you
In east africa there is always that word karibu. Aunty was busy with her pot somebody must have passed by she said karibu.😅
Year your right we had visitors
African Nyako u hv everything
Thank you
But it is true that fire make hair easier to dress
African women, please stop this behavior your natural hair is far superior !!!
This must be a joke
you are to heat the comb in the fier or use boiling water
Look up how to hot comb hair on you tube.
Okay
Why??? Is her natural hair not good enough??
Look like she have the comb just heat it up!
You are to heat the comb up but not too hot to comb the hair use a oil that’s for hair . I use to see my mom and sister get their hair done.
Aunty was one step from cruel and unusual punishment. 😶
Sure was!!!! The banging of the head with the hot pot was too much!
Greetings my sister Esther you put to much oil on her hair before blowing/pressing it out. That’s why it’s no volume or looseness to it. ☺️
❤but idont really understand
that's too much ...
Imagine all the tar in her hair now 😳
This isn’t how it’s done .. you’re supposed to have a broken piece of clay pot and damp the hair in water first not cooking oil , then have like 3 to 4 pieces of clay pot and heat them up and apply cooking oil when the hair is almost dry … I understand u don’t ve a broken clay pot but mehn using a big pot on someone’s hair ?
I am not with this European "straight" hair thing. Please keep your own African natural styles.
They are far more beautiful and have endless styling possibilities.
Please don’t light her hair on fire cooking grease and flames you making me nervous 😳
Sad, sad, sad, when will we concentrate on major problems we face instead of the transfiguration of our Crowning Glory? Do males also undergo this torture? Is the subliminal message straightened hair looks better, is better than curly hair? Sad, sad, sad! Some even perceive our skin as unattractive or unacceptable, are we to transfigure our skin also? Sad, sad, sad!
Calm down. Trying a different hair style is totally fine. They don't have "major" problems.
@@romanaabo3664 opinions are based upon point of view. If we want movement into modernity we must not sugarcoat our dilemma, or we can remain at a disadvantage in this modern world..
@@jmanhope1745 who said they want movement into modernity?
@@romanaabo3664 are recording devices and uploading events evidence of modernity?
@@jmanhope1745 so they've moved into modernity. Case closed