7 Things That DESTROYED My Natural Hair! 😩 Girl my hair is ruined..
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As soon as she mentioned putting hair in a bun I immediately took out my bun 😭 I wear a bun 24/7 too. Smh
I felt convicted. Seen. Shots fired. About to look for a cute satin scrunchie
Hahaha same 😭😩
@@DaivaMacKenzie 😄 I laughed all thru the video cause Amber was ME. 😂
Same! And the back of my hair looks just like that.
Me toooo!!
Ok so I literally forgot to mention the fifth mistake #mombrain 😂🤦🏽♀️ which was putting heat to my hair back to back! I always blow dried my hair and tried out a lot of heat tools on my channel so that’s something that I’m definitely going to do less from now on 🙅🏽♀️
U deserve self care. Ik it's hard.
Hi girl I use the aunt jackie's curl lala on my natural hair and it damaged my hole hair any time it grow it drop of am going to buy your hair products
Oh my god it's so true I've never seen you with edges and the breakage😭 but we understand sis.Looking forward to the new hair comeback.Your videos have helped me so much and I'll continue to support your channel💕
You're forgiven lol
OML sis great videos
Babycakes, after having a baby your hair is going to change, a lot. Many women experience hair loss and it could be the baby hairs you are seeing are new growth after that hair loss. Your body just went through something major, its going to take some time to go back to normal.
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Came here to say this!! I lost SOOO MUCH HAIR after my kiddo and he is now almost 2.5. I have (almost) my full head of hair back! 100% that kiddo!!
Hair loss is just part of it. Unless you have had a baby you won’t know the realness of mom buns, lazy hairdays, no time, no energy...
I had a panic attack after my hair came out in clumps after baby. But honestly my baby was all worth it. 😆
Yup! Third time mom here so I know the struggle all too well😂! But the great thing about hair is it grows back😁!!!
Don’t be too hard on yourself, your body went thru a lot in the last year.
I had my baby girl June 3rd 2019 and she took my edges with her. I was always careful with edges so it was a shock. But prayer,black castor oil, and going back to taking my prenatals helped tremendously !
Nicole Ekotson my daughter tried to take my edges too lol 😂 🙅🏽♀️I was like nope. She’ll nine months on the 20th. They’re growing back in really good. I been using Camille rose drops on my edges and their oil
@@aprilgrant272 I'm glad you were able to get in under control 😀 I had two boys before her and they didnt treat my edges like this. 😅 Mine grew back after about 4 months, once I figured out what to do.
Lol
💀💀 my baby girl took my edges and lots of hair. I'm ok now, like you I did castor oil. It definitely was a journey getting it back.
@@blessngifted Is it just daughters that snatch our edges? She came out with a ton of her own hair, not sure why she bothered with mine 🤔😅
I had no idea edges were optional. 😭 Watching you marvel at the short "baby hairs" has me like what? That hair can grow longer? 😂😂
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I know me too!! My hair is dense and the strands are mostly thick. However, all around the perimeter it's very thin and delicate. That edge hair all around is always short. I don't think there is a solution for it because the hair is so thin and fragile. Thankfully it's only around the edges. If I had a whole head of this... I don't even want to know
Always Bet on Blaque Her hair was mad healthy. The hair around her perimeter was the same length as the rest of the hair on her head. She literally has no edges, she had hair. So lucky.
You can also make The Sideburns grow and the kitchen at the very bottom.
You can also make The Sideburns grow and the kitchen at the very bottom.
The breakage could also be from after having the baby! Your hair gets thicker in pregnancy from hormones so it tends to break off afterwards. My son is almost 4 and I still have breakage 😂
Yes, u are right. It is postpartum shedding/breakage. I'm recovering from mine. They're grow back.
Same!!!
Awww hell naw!! 🤯🤯🏃🏽♀️💨
Same, my postpartum shedding thinned my hair in half I swear!
@@RissieRei LMAO
Amber, don’t forget that you’re also only 7 months postpartum! Postpartum hair loss is real and I see it all the time behind the chair in my salon. Most of what you think is breakage (especially around the hairline) is actually new growth. The best way to tell is that new hair has a very fine, pointed end, breakage has a blunt or raggedy end. Yes haircare is important, but cut yourself a little slack! Hormones and stress are huge players in the hair game! ♥️
Preach it, girl! :D
Absolutely!
If you want a bun just buy hair clips or hair pins, this will save your hair and allow you to be “ lazy” ☺️😘😝
Or use it lose.
Yea I am the queen of wrapping my entire head of hair up in a bun with a single bobby pin! (I used to just tie my hair in a knot, but I totally don’t recommend that!) I also use large scrunches but don’t wrap them more than twice.
Indeed. I just the tiny claw clips and place a couple around the outside of my bun so it doesn’t pull.
Stupid hair mistakes, me forgetting to wear satin/silk headwrap and using a satin pillowcase. Me also forgetting what leave-in looks like. Me not wanting to go to the store and restock on moisturizer. Me also forgetting there are other styles than afro.
Oop 👩🦯
i always wear an Afro i-
@@leslie226 same, but often afro's can leave ur hair tangled. Shrinkage a lot of the time makes my hair tangle 🤷🏽♀️.
And after a while after putting on so many fabrics through the week you can strip your hair of it's moisture.
my biggest hair mistake was not detangling my hair for like two week and it was literally matted in the back of my head and on top,i slept without a satin bonnet or pillowcase😬
*screams* one day without my satin or silk scarf and I'm already regretting it the next morning. Tangles are my nemesis.
If I can't get my hair apart. I basically douse my head in oil. Never rip dry hair nope
And aloe Vera juice
Yes!!!
Gloria Brown I buy the 100% aloe juice from CVS, put it in a spray bottle with a little water, section my hair, spray it on my scalp & massage it in, then saturate my strands, then oil my scalp & hair in that section, twist, and go on to the next section. I then put on a plastic bag and go about my life for at least an hour before I shampoo.
Your issues could also be to the change in hormones after having the baby. I lost a lot of hair and the new baby hairs drove me up a wall for months
Hi Amber! I'm like you, wearing my hair in a ponytail (more like a fuzz ball) on top of my head for days without detangling, just spraying it with water/oil mixture and slicking gel on edges🙁. When I finally comb it out😨🤯😱 the hair loss is scary. Also falling asleep without my silk scarf/bonnet. Bad bad habits 😔☹☹ But I see I'm not alone. Thanks for sharing your journey 🥰
This is soo me. I leave my hair in a messy puff all the time. And always forget to sleep without my scarf. 😭
You do know that we lose 70-125 hairs a day right?!?!!!!!!
When you finally comb it out, its not necessarily hair loss, but excessive shedding from all thise days it wasnt detangled. To help that you can just detangle your hair more often, maybe like twice a week. I just detangle my hair and braid, then leave it for a few days and repeat!
@@BeansGarden-ff9ox It could also be load of tension and just breakage
@@nikkisears7671 true!
You could try braiding your own natural hair too, without the extensions, cus it is very thick and will probably look like the knotless box braids style, plus will take you less time and work to do.
I was guilty of neglecting my hair after I had my baby too. I just felt like he needed me more than I needed to do my hair and plus it was shedding so much, I didn't want to touch it. Now that he's a little older and more independent and I'm not having to pump milk all the time, I have more time to take care of myself. I usually do protective styles so I don't have to worry about doing it for a couple weeks. Its getting better now. Thanks for sharing...I feel better knowing I'm not the only one that has made these mistakes.
One positive thing about being in quarantine for me is I’m no longer on the go every day allowing me to leave my hair alone since I work from home. For someone like me, I know protective styles help but I don’t have the patience for sitting to get my hair done or putting braids in myself anymore. So I just twist it up or braid my own hair and leave it be. Best decision for my hair. I’m leaving it alone, using less products, and moisturizing my scalp every other day. The growth has been amazing!
I need to do that.
Good thing from lockdown is that I haven't used any heat since February, I didn't even remember my natural texture 😄 bad part is since I don't go out I go much longer without detangling
Natia Karchava same! I find myself only detangling on wash days now.
I think Shea Moisture changed their formulas! I used to use and love their products and then one day it just wasn’t the same! Like the thick conditioner was so much thinner. 🥴 I heard they changed their formula to be able to be used by a “wider” audience 😒🤔 Carol’s Daughter is a great brand though!
Niche products with a small ingredients list is better. Or if in doubt salon quality, Mizani, Keracare, Aveda, Paul Mitchell. Keratase, Joico. Herbal essences and garnier just aren't going to cut it.
It’s funny you say that because ever since Carol’s Daughter sold out to L’Oréal I’ve hated all of their products. They just don’t do anything for me 😭 I’ve been using Shea moisture for probably 6 or 7 years now though. Just goes to show how different everyone’s hair is
I’m joining this journey of treating my hair better with you. I need to practice healthy hair hygiene and routines. I can’t wait to see the progress!!
What I've noticed a lot with my small sample size of myself and a few mom friends is that we tend to put ourselves as a last priority and our identity becomes mother. When we eventually find our way out of that and realize mom is a part of what we are but not our whole identity we can take a step back and see the damage we've done to our bodies and hair lol. I rocked the mom bun, am currently pregnant with my second and the exhaustion means the mom bun gets rocked almost as much as it did during my daughter's first year which is a shame because my hair was super healthy again and my curls looked amazing. My friends and I have all gone out with our kids together as well and all 4 of us had the mom bun going.
With ALL that said I'm so glad your taking the time to take care of yourself and your hair. We need this level of self care as well.
I had my daughter in December and my hair changed completely. It’s more dry so I’ve to be super gentle. So I keep up on my treatments for my hair. The shedding was bad but it’s under control now. Since I been so good about my treatments I feel like my hair is definitely thicker and has grown. For the damage I had I tried olaplex and it saved my hair. The number 3,4 and 5. Amazing!!!
After having a baby your hair definitely goes through alot. I went through the same thing after having babies back to back and it took me nearly 5 years after having kids until it started going back normal. Now ten years later after all the hair problems i have thigh length hair and healthier than ever but that only happens when kids are older and you have more time to invest into your hair. But you got this girl and i know your hair will definitely be bomb. Love your videos. Big fan
Your hair does change after a baby. Don’t be to hard on yourself.
Is it bad that I'm low key "happy" you are going through this, because I'm going EXACTLY through the same thing. Last year hair down to the booty, then hair in the bun nonstop for a year because of little ones. Couple of months ago I had to cut my hair bra strap length - it was DESTROYED!!!! Ok Amber, let's do this! Let's fix our hair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's the accent for me sis 😍😂😁 loveee it! I'm always excited when you drop something new! Thanks for the tips girl friend!
So glad you're using protective styles Amber! It's a good idea to keep it in braids if you're not able to do it regularly. Plus the braids look great on you. :)
What's done is done. We're just glad to have you back!!! Knowing either your hair or your body well is the key to knowing how to get and keep them on track. No big deal at all. I am recovering from similar hair issues and took the rice water challenge for two months. Taking a break now to reintroduce the moisture back into fold but my length, width, and strength trippled easily. So now that I'm back on track I can play more. I'm just looking for a good protective style now. You keep it up girl!
So being a qualified hairdresser and Mum of four I can tell you that losing hair, particularly along the hairline, comes with Childbirth...The body goes through enormous amounts of stress plus the hormones so hair loss is the result...It grows back slowly and looks like a fringe, you call it bangs, for quite sometime...Good hair care is essential and Amber you're right on track with that! 🤗🤗🤗
You had a baby, thinking comes back later ... my son is 2,5 years old. I'll let you know when thinking returns, when I know....
I read that as “25 years old”!! (I’m pretty sure the thinking doesn’t come back until then anyway. I’ll let you know when my child gets there. . . In about two decades!! 😉
If you remember😳🥺🤣
I love your channel so much you need to give us tips on how to grow our channels and all the juicy details Queen coz we struggling in this streets
Girl I feel you my college classes are killing my hair routine. 😔😔😔
After having a baby my hair became bougie 😆.....I get too much shedding when I use cheap products.....I can’t use them anymore😏
This happened after age 30... When I got old....lol! No more hair experiments with cheap products not made for dry kinky coily hair.
Oh my god.Thanks for sharing this.I am having the exact same issue and now i realize it is because of the bun which i put on 24x7.
Who else love "I was having a meeting with myself" part🤣🤣... oh sis. Staap✋🇬🇭🇬🇭💖🥰
Don't be hard on yourself. It can put more stress on you. You are strong and you will be just fine. Stay strong. 👍👀
Have you considered doing another big chop?! Just start fresh it will grow back! Easier maintenance too! ☺✌🏾
I know for sure I am going to do a BIG chop just before I give birth. Not going to mess with long hair with a newborn.
U get a pass... U had a baby... My whole hair texture changed after my baby... It'll shake back
Not moisturizing on a daily basis, not deep conditioning at least three times a month like I usually do, didn't have it in a protective style for a while, tangle matted cotton field of a mess. But now I have in a really cute protective style and we're going to do better
My all time favourite youtuber!! Been with you since day one, love, from South Africa ♥️
Love from South Africa 😆
90% of the time I don't want to deal with my hair. I just leave it in a french braid, take it down moisturize and braid it back up over and over. I might leave my hair out or in a different style 10 days a year tops lol... yeah can't be bothered with styling. A french braid really keeps the tangles at bay
Same but 2 or 3 French braids because my hair is short.
I do 'extra' protective styles (e.g, braids, etc) once or twice a year, apart from this, I only do french braids.
I can’t French braid my hair when it’s curly 😭 I want to learn to do more “protective” styles but I’m just so bad at them lol
Congratulations on coming back to pampering your hair. You deserve it.
My hair mistake: Using Cantu. I've been using Cantu for the past couple months and after that my hair started dropping out like crazy. While Cantu does work for some people, it was not for me.
"I needed Jezus by my side to part my hair" I laughed so much reading this !!! You're great girl ! And wonderful hair, no matter what.
I totally understand. I have a similar hair type and am lazy with a 24hr bun too! I definitely have been using the detangler you recommended and I use the Shea Moisture shampoo/conditioner every wash day.
Thanks girl i needed to hear this because i too have been neglecting my hair!
Pre poo my hair with Aloe Vera from the plant doing the lco method with either adowa beauty or melanin beauty products, Jamaican black castor oil and leaving my hair in twists and rewashing it every 2 weeks has been working.
Hi Amber! Please include us in your hair journey again :) my hair is also in a very damaged state and I am trying my best to keep it healthy but I am doing it all wrong, i know since i do not see the change and I am soooooo intrigued by what you are about to do girl hehehe I have watch some of your past videos where your hair were able to handle the cheaper products like you mention... so I would really like to follow your hair journey on going to natural products again, the effect it has on your hair etc. I am quite exited. My baby is two years now and I must say I have neglect a lot on my hair becoming a new mom and I cant get rid of my bad habbits. So I am watching your space :) Much love
I'm guilty of overdoing the bun, and skipping deep conditioning to save time. Gotta get back on track, thanks for the inspiration Amber!
Please be careful with Shea moisture, heard they changed their formula. I tried their DC, huge mistake my hair went weird.
Yeah it made my hair brittle and dry ...
It's nice to see you enthusiastic about taking care of your hair again after having your baby :) You're a great mom, and you're allowed to take care of yourself too!
Use castor oil to grow back your edges.
Girl, I recommend the “telephone cord” hair ties. You can literally scoop your hair up and only put it round once and your hair will not move. I was really ill the last couple of years and my hair was SUCH a mess. I did a chop (collar bone) and looked after it. 9 months later she’s looking a lot better. So the fact that you’re acknowledging the mistakes you made, means your hair will be back in no time! (Ps. You’re glowing, pretty mama!)
It’s probably from the pregnancy too. My hair became weak and weird after I gave birth to my daughter. I just kept it in twists or braids and kept it moisturize. I learn a few years ago to not keep my hair in a bun every day 😬😬.
I can't even blame pregnancy. My hair finally got some length in 2017. Then some thangs changed. Went from keeping it in twists most of the time, steaming and deep conditioned every two weeks when I took them out to wash. My hair was loving it. But the industry I started working in frowned on twists. So my hair was out a lot more, it was being handled differently, and it started having those transparent ends. 😭 Now working from home and feeling like I'm constantly working, I can't seem to get back on that every two week regimen. My hair HAS been a mess during quarantine. Picture a middle part with two little bantu style balls at my nape with a dry, brittle mess underneath 😭😭😭. Nape and hairline a wreck...
Literally my own laziness. I started well with protective styling during quarantine and then reverted to my high puff. I'm so triggered.. I washed my hair yesterday and didn't even deep condition or moisturise. I will be doing both things later today!
These were more like the 7 deadly sins of hair neglect. I would have noooo hair left if I did these. I am recovering from something that caused me to have a bald patch... so yeah! Coming back from hair disaster. I let my hair get over dry for too long. Thanks for the vid. You are delightful.
Omg 😲 but that hair soo long and still beautiful..
shes added brad hair to it
My biggest natural hair mistake was playing in my hair too much, not trimming my hair n doing hot oil treatment but since I started taking proper care of my hair, it is flourishing really well
I wear a bun all the time. Have you ever tried a spin pin. I wonder if they would work for you. I use them when my hair is wet. But of course our hair is different. Don’t think I have seen a review from you on them
Edit. I am also a mom and I am very bad about taking care of my hair. I wash once
A week and brush once a week. Mom life can be hard
We both are new moms and having a toddler running around I neglected my hair so much. I’ve experienced a lot of similar problems with my hair. I decided to stop braiding my hair with synthetic only human hair, because my hair is always tangled when I took my protective style braids down. I switched to hair products I used in the past that are herbal shampoo and conditioner to regrow my hair to get back my thick full long hair and edges back. I had severe postpartum shedding I was freaking out by how much my hair came out and how thin was hair was. My hair is gradually getting thicker, longer and my edges are growing back. I’ve been using Mielle Rosemary mint scalp hair strengthening oil and hair mask. I’ve seen a tremendous difference in the past 4-6 weeks.
I know what u mean about the edges situation. My hair is similar and I wear a bun or ponytail all the time. So now I bought a couple satin and velvet scrunchies. It did help. 🤗🤗
This quarantine actually gave me the time to do my hair properly. It gets washed dc and twisted up.and now im on blowing it out to keep it stretched and this next wash day after I take these twists out , I'm gonna do what you dis bcus mt hair has thinned out a lot for meditation and surgeries. Im adding more protein and keeping it happy. I dont go anywhere anymore so I dont do styles like I used to. Im lazy natual too. Ive been natural my whole life and I transitioned from heat styles in 2k9. Grew my hair to tailbone in 2k16 and had to cut it to above bra strap bcus of heat damage. Then i went thru post surgery shedding like crazy. My shedding was like yours and my edges are super thin. So, I'm on this journey to healthy hair doing ayurveda masks protien and protective styles and trimming. Soon as my stylist opens ims get my hair shaped.
👁👄👁 Watching this video in a bun 👀🙈🤣
Same. And I’m shook.
alisha 🤣🤣🤣
Same girl. That bun been there too for a few days 🙃
Just Me that has been my quarantine hairstyle 🤣🙈
Jasmine Nicole Cogdell its been my mommy hairstyle. My routine is literally, wash, quick braid, take it out and bun it either right away or that evening and then rebun until wash day 😅
I need a protective style again cause I ain’t got no time or energy to spend on some hair. And still look cute too. I’m tired of looking the same every day 😅
Honestly sis..... this video makes me so happy knowing I’m not the only one. 😅😂😂 the buns, breakage, headaches from detangling. Girl. So I thought to myself: what’s the ultimate protective style so I can let my edges rest but still take care of my scalp. Locs! Girl I locked my hair last Saturday with 2 strand twists and I haven’t looked back 😅😂😂. And the funniest part is I’ve been taking so much better care of my hair now lmao. Moisturizing my scalp every other day and spraying water on my locs lol. I love it. But yea girl the struggle is real with loose natural hair. That’s for sure. Love ur videos!
I also need this meeting with myself 😩
Amber talking about her damaged hair
Me: 👁👄👁.... Chileee, anyways so
Huh? I don't understand this comment.
OliveOil85 idk how they were trying to be messy they literally just didn’t understand but ok
@@TwoFootMane girl she just didn't understand 😭😂
OliveOil85 um sir it really wasn’t that serious but ok. We can all tell that YOU got time. Chile... get a hobby
OliveOil85 I think you misunderstood Precious posted the original comment. Not the one that was confused. So there’s no back peddling. Also, there’s no need to attack black women because you had a bad day.
I agree with you sis, that burn cuts out alot of hair, especially from the back thanks for uploading,i learnt something,much love, kisses to your girl
Girl you finally have baby hair🌹
Sis I loved this video. I'm guilty of these mistakes and I love the solutions!!! My biggest mistake is all of them 😂
Do porosity test. That makes a huge difference and it’ll tell you what products work the best for your hair type.
I would like to suggest that detangle your hair daily ...... At least once a day and keep it in a regular three strand braid
Literally everything she said is what I did, and I'm so sad now because I ended up cutting my length off by some inches, but thanks so much for sharing girl 💓 Going to use your tips for sure on my fresh start of this hair journey
🙋🏾♀️ “i am going to put my hair in a bun and neglect it for the rest of it’s life” same sis lol 😂
Girl I am guilty of all of these things especially the one about wearing the bun on top of my head I did it for a very long time and just recently my hair was very close to the middle of my back I had only been growing it out for a couple years and I noticed that I had some tension damage The curl pattern wasn’t gonna snap back so I just did a big chop I’m just gonna start over and this time I’m going to stay away from those things that you were saying because I was guilty of all of those things thanks so much for sharing really appreciate your transparency I will most definitely be doing this journey with you
Hey sis im a lazy natural too and I always have my hair in a bun too so just started doing the correct ways to take care of my hair like detangling every five days also
Don't worry your hair will grow back soon and is cos your baby has taken from your hair now so is for u to maintain it and it will grow back,I wish I have hair like u
In Quarantine I just desperately needed a cut because I had a grown out dry balayage. Hadn't had a cut since December and my dry damaged ends were tangling like crazy. But the main mistake I make is self care in general. Among that washing regularly is so hard for me. I trained my scalp to go longer without a wash because everyone says the longer you can go the better but i got into bad self care habits and eventually my scalp started suffering. Didn't look bad but just kind of sore like it had been in a tight pony but it hadn't. So instead of weekly or every 10 days i am trying to wash twice a week. It's a struggle but its definitely helping.
Girl I don’t even have 3-4 type hair, I have 2b/2c lol, but I love you so much so I’m gonna educated by the best ❤️❤️
Hair tends to break a lot after having a baby. Especially if you're breast feeding
Try a Puff Cuff. It's not really good to make a bun but it does a good puff/pony without pulling your edges
Postpartum shedding/breakage is real!!!
Your body goes through so many cha he’s when you have a baby. Don’t be to hard on yourself. A lot of new moms so the lazy bun thing! And we cut our hair. Like major chop. You and your hair will recover.
Try Swirly Curly scrunchies or Puff Cuff, they work wonderfully for thick hair and no snagging.
Don't worry hun 🤗 I have long hair & I love...braids. Everyone hair needs a little TLC. Moisturize, oil, use a coil hair tie, snappee, or a satin/velvet hair tie, & be sure to use a satin scarf or a satin pillowcase.
girl you should try to do your own flaxseed gel and try it in a video i’m pretty sure you’ll love it
Try Adwoa beauty natural hair products! You can order online and find in Sephora! They keep it simple and it really is an AMAZING line! So good that they actually were picked up by Sephora and allowed to keep their original formula!
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I love you sooo mucchhh❤️❤️❤️
Try the new Kazmaleje paddle comb. GAME changer sis.
Yay another video!
I was doing a lot of the same mistakes you made and the same thing happened to me. Matting, large chunks of hair coming out. I ultimately cut my hair. I went from bra strap length to above my shoulders. 🤷🏿♀️
love you amber ❤️
Back in the TH-cam day the L - liquid was water, C- conditioner, O - oil
I love my buns but I wear loose buns on stretched (braid/twist out) hair. It looks more like a messy bun, but neat, and I never bun wet hair. :) I also use velvet scrunchies to secure my hair and I ever twist the scrunchies or hair ties, I just put it over my hair, and I pin my "ponytail" into a bun. Fortunately, my hair is dense and long enough that I don't need to secure it more.
Great video. I have a few questions. I live in a hot & humid climate. My hair is always thrown up in a bun. I tend to do it w/ a scrunchie & not tight, but still. Any other hairstyles to keep my hair up & not cause damage? Maybe do a video w/ a couple of styles.
Also can you make a video w/ updated products explaining leave in conditioner, oil & the other item you said? Thanks, from one wild mane to another.
No dear. You are having post partum shedding. I am a mother of 2 and both times I had to start over. NO ONE TELLS YOU THESE THINGS.
Uh oh...my edges are going bald already and ive never even had a child yet 🙃
Would love to see a video on you doing twist or braid-outs. Thank you so much for the advices on this video
Hi I'm so happy you made an Instagram for your cat I've been feeling depressed and seeing your cat really helps me out 😺😺
CAT
1. i never deep conditioned
2. I never did protective styles (except wrapping my hair in a scarf on bad hair days).
I did jumbo braids this summer and deep conditioned when I took them out. I'm going to try to do it weekly now. Also, I'm putting those braids right back in in a few weeks. My hair needs a break from daily styling.
Oh my gooddd early ! Amber your hair is fireee 🔥 ! You rocking these braids ! J'adore
I feel that bun realization. But the issue is also how high the bun is and the rubbing. And like the bottom and top are the finer hairs. Im trying to remind myself to leave it in a lower bun or pony
I definitely saw myself in you while u were struggling with detangling🤣😭😭