African Hidden Beauty Secrets for LONG Natural Hair | Hair Growth

What happended to unique beauty: https://youtu.be/qo32jL9f0k0

I couldn't imagine keeping all thise herbs and herba in my hair like those Sudanese women. Lord have mercy!

Wat a joke…….

Qui prove ça n'a rien avoir tous types de cheveux naturels poussent.
Mais ça dépend les bêtises qu' il ne faut pas mettre dedans.

I miss my African mom braiding my hair

these people born with good hair show us a bad very bad hair

I don’t want no African braiding my. Hair to tight for me

I love the smell of raw shea butter!
The developed world is creating more harm than good to people, humans are not meant to live that way. And we are paying the consequences.

Some of the women in this video are from Chad and their particular tribe has Arabic Ancestry and so they don’t actually have type 4 hair. They have more of a straight texture of hair.

Thank you for representing and embracing natural hair. Continue with the positivity, it is much needed

I live in southwest Florida and I use Shea Butter on my hair and skin. Shea Butter and coconut oil works better at protecting my skin from the sun than most chemical laden commercial sunscreens. So I mix a little zinc oxide in Shea butter and coconut oil and apply it to my skin for protection.

Why would the African ladies think braiding tight is a good thing? It causes breakage, and it hurts.

First of all, let me tell you that I am using the translator, in case any phrase is not understood very well. If the majority of photos you have posted are African women who have long hair but almost all of them do not really know how to take care of their hair, it is not just about having it long, it is about preserving it and 90% have frontal alopecia. I live in Barcelona and I avoid African women's hair salons as much as I can, every time I have tried they have split my hair, they comb it as if they were pulling weeds, there are 3 types of African hair salons: African girls who know how to comb and straighten , but who have never studied and the girls who have studied but do not know how to treat afro hair because they have not studied techniques or anything and they do hair as they learned when they were little and still do not treat afro hair with delicacy, there are few whose businesses last longer 5 years, in some cases when I returned, the hair salon was already closed and I start again from the beginning and the new generation that have only recently specialized in afro hair, which not all of us can or want to access due to their high price. Of all the hairdressers there are only 7 in Barcelona considered the best, for some people but I no longer dare to try or spend so much, I was wrong for so many years with who I left my hair, now I have paid conrows, little because the hairstyles do not They last, because of the treatments and massages, I take care of my diet, I drink the water I need, I take my vitamins and I do my hair routine, the videos are a very good guide but they are based on what works for them, but some don't They mention that all bodies and hair are different, they eat differently, their menstruations are different, their hormones too, their age too, it's not just whether it's a 4a, 4b, 4c, there are many factors, but something that we take into account common is that the hair is a dead fiber, I see a lot of African American hairdressers on YouTube how they treat hair and if I had the opportunity and the money to travel there, with my eyes closed. Here in Spain it is difficult to find an African girl with hair below her shoulders, they do not change their mentality when it comes to styling their hair, they have not evolved and no matter how much I explain to them that their hair has to be taken care of like a baby, it doesn't matter.

Braiding or plaiting with one’s own hair is so underestimated here in the U.S. It’s literally the easiest and fastest way to care for our strands and retain length. I LOVE Shea butter!! And my herb of choice is Henna. It gives so much strength to my strands. This was a helpful video!! I going to get out my raw cocoa butter today. 😅💕🌺